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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-21
Gossip; Trouble 1t
Causes, Where 1t
Starts and Ends

The following is a continuation Of
the article on Gossip" published in
the last issue of The Idaho Republic
can and written by Rev. Jesse H.
Baird, pastor of the First Presbyter-
ian church of Boise:
One thing about gossip which al
most rejoices one is this. You can
not kindle great fire without dan
ger of being burned by it yourself.
You cannot involve yourself in the
passing of a piece of slanderous
gossip without making yourself liable
to some of it's evil fruits. The very
word gossip indicates this. It is
an old English word. 1t formerly
had a good meaning. 1t meant
sponsor. We read in history that
Queen Elizabeth was gossip at the
christening Of the infant James the
Sixth Of England In other words
the queen was sponsor for the baby
at the christening. The very word
itself is our warning. We cannot
pass on piece Of idle gossip without
ourselves becoming sponsor for It.
ITO smile at the jest which plants q
thorn in another's breast is to be-
come principal in the mischief"
Individuals should be held to the
same accountability as newspapers.
If paper prints story which ma
ligns another's character and the
story be proved false, the newspaper
is liable to court proceedings and
damages, it matters not who wrote
the story. So should it be with in
dividuals.
Gossip is indeed a small fire
kindled in hell, able of setting the
whole wheel of nature" ablaze with
that same hellish fame.
Second, in Proverbs 1920, gossip
is likened to adding wood to the
flames, For lack of wood the fire
goeth Pout; and where there is no
whisperer contention ceaseth."' Cos
sip is keeping a fire burning which
should be allowed to go out. Some
thing evil comes up in the commun-
ity. II it were not for the talk it
would soon pass away and be for
gotten. But people insist upon talk
ing. And just as long as they con-
tinue to talk, the evil thing will con-
tinue to stalk the streets and alleys,
casting abroad it's spell of unhappi-
ness and suffering and evil sugges-
ton. Gossip is turning the search
light upon matters which should be
kept in the dark. God knows there is
a lot of evil in the world. There is
some Of it even in the best of us. The
Cody Paul, after a long life of de-
voted service, said "Jesus Christ
came into the world to save sinners
of whom l am chief" Who is there
but knows the. struggle it is to keep
down the evil impulse within him?
There is so much good in the worst
of us and SO much bad in the best of
us, that it i'll behooves any of us 70
talk about the rest of u.s." If this be
SO, why forever parade the evil side
of life?
"As half in shade and half in sun,
This earth along its path advances;
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-21
111aDays and
Nothing Done
STATE FEDERATION NEWS
BY Mrs. Homer Z. Settle, Payett'
Cfafn Drncn Cha irnoax,

BY Mrs. Homer u. Settle, Payette
State Press Chairman
1T is Of utmost Importance that
every club should give attention to
the activities Of the department of
annlied education. Every club will
benefit by a general knowledge Of the
work undertaken. Every community
will be benefited by the fulfillment Of
our department. plans" Thus does
Mrs. John D. Sherman, chairman of
the department Of applied education
Of the general federation, open an
article outlining the aims Of the
divisions Of her department.
Rural Schools
Aim: To raise the standard of
schools in rural communities to the
end that country boys and girls will
be assured educational advantages
equivalent to those in the cities.
Among the needed essentials are: A
longer school term; an adequately
prepared, mature and experienced
teacher; better school buildings and
the establishment of teacherages.
kindergarten
A state wide campaign for kinder
garten extention. The kindergarten
is the place of places for American
ization to begin.
Vocational Education
Support Of the federal board of vo-
ca..olal education in the work of
rehabilitation of our disabled sold
iers, sailors and marines.
The providing of scholarships for
children, who otherwise, are not able
to attend school for vocational train
ing. its
Library Extension
81 Establishment of county libraries
with books and magazines for every
body.
Book service to the sick and
wounded ex-service men.
Books for the blind.
Adult education.
Work for the foreign-born. l..
Better American Speech
Celebrate better American speech
week November Gig.
Division Of Home Economics
The plans and programs of this
division will have three objeatives:
To interest women in the home IS a
social institution; by study Of the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-21

material and spiritual needs of the
modern home and by intelligent CO.
operation with agencies at work for
the bettefment of homes.
Passage Of the Fess bill to amend
the vocational education act in such
manner that vocational training in
home making pursuits may receive
as much aid from federal funds as is
given in industry and agriculture.
County Cooperation
This committee will strive to bring
together all clubs in the county, both
urban and rural, thru their common
interest in the home, into strong
county organization; to promite the
organization of community clubs and
to encourage already existing clubs
to join the Federation Of Women's
clubs.
Special emphasis is given to the
following: Food sanitation, nutri-
ton milk, home garden, canning and
preserving, weights and measures
and home demonstration agent.
Clothing
An effort will be made to convince
manufacturers that there is a de-
mand for a supply Of simple, con-
sentative garments as well as those
which follow the trend of swiftly
passing fashions.
In developing club program CO.
operation with the county home
demonstration agents and the local
high school teachers is suggested.
Thrift
Finance in the home and school
deals with the following:
(a) Every day functions of bank
and its place in the community.
(b) Federal Reserve system and
advantages derived therefrom.
Co Expenses of national, state
and municipal governments and how
they are met.
(d) Women and the law.
(e) Teaching children how to
save.
(f) Intelligent investment.
Household business and manage
ment deals with the following: Or
ganizing the business, food, cloth
ing, the house and its furnishings,
ventilation, time and personal in
terests.
Conservation Of Natural Resources
Aim: To develop an appreciative
understanding of the nationals
natural resources and, when neces-
sary, to secure legislation that will
insure their intelligent conservation.
BY intelligent conservation we mean
the handling Of these resources in &C
cordance with their best and fullest
uses without waste or abuse.
Forestry
Forest fire protection, expression
by vote of choice for national tree,
highway and community tree plant
ing, the preservation of woodlands
near cities.
Roads and Highways
Support Of legislation for the
adjustment of advertising signs
from highways.
Support Of legislation for national
system of highways to provide for in
terstate traffic-two main highways
in each state to link up with main
highways in adjacent states.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-21

flow from that heart cannot but be
pure. A mother can be trusted not
to tell evil stories about her daugh-
ter. because she loves her daughter.
The true Christian can be trusted
not to circulate damaging tales about
his fellow men, because he loves his
fellows with christian love. set
a watch, o Jehovah, before my
mouth, keep the door of my lips
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-21
The Safety Zone

The Safety Zone
He (full of news): There's some
thing going around that will interest
you!
She: Well be careful, there are
some pins in my waist!-Cartoons
Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
PLAIN TALK To
COAL PRODUCERS

WashinEtor. juno Ex-senator Ere
nnghuy>'n:, coal mll.' 'arle hofcr" ~"
senate Today. orc ,,ould authorize tho
interstate commerce commission /"
MAX" Srasonahlc Goa. freight rates ard
tho other would r..tahlISh a federal coal
commission with power TO gather sta
u>trcs nf supply. demand ana Transport
tation.
trying adoption of the measures.
Sena tor Frelinghuystn said II was the
governments duty 70 know something
more about coal" asserting that whit"
other commodity prices had dropped
this year. "anthracite IS going up. and
nobody knows the reason why.
RituminOuS coal prices were lower. he
said. but production va! "d"wr :" Tar
that people now Indifferent about their
coal supply will No demanding drastic
legislation when the next shortage
comes"
Il don't want To attack roal nroduc-
ers." tho New Jersey senator continued.
but II" one is entitled 10 light publicity
for industrial facts. and they must not
always think that they IAN com" 10 the
go, eminent for emergency relief for
themselves. and then dlsiruSt and defy
tho governments Intervention. | think
Il great many coal operators really con-
slider they can best exploit their indus
try by Keeping up tn" speculative sea-
~"nal supply condition these bills are
intended To Destroy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
SHE COULD NOT
LIFT HER ARM
ABOVE WAIST
RHEUMATIC SUFFERER MAKES
ETARTLrN9 STATEMENT
ABOUT RELIEF

Sufferers Of rheumatism Will DO we'll
to read this story. In the first place
rheumatism is one OF the most palm
full OF all ailments. II sometimes eff
feCts people 20 such an extent that they
arc bed-riddcn dor months at n stretch.
Such a case Gc desire Ia call IN your
attention. y woman whose work as
mother nccess!tatcd the care and attcn-
ton Of three little children, her huS-
bands needs and tho work usually Dc.
mandcd in a bis home. upon rising one
morning. tclt singing pain IN her
right arm.
At first she thought nothing OF It
bu; the pain grew worse. Much 70 her
discomfort she learned that she had
rheumatism. For weeks she could not
raise her right arm above her waist.
Finally as a last resort she took NEEN-
OI.Ak the wonderful and marvellous
rnm,Gr. Results began I" show from
tho very first bottle. To-day this wo-
man IL fully recovered from her rheu-
n:,tsm.
II YOU have rheumatic Tains--let
Nt.F.NOLAk assist you In rcgain:Hg
your good health. II IS very beneficial
and is Natures remedy because We use
OILY natures ingredients. 1t IS sold
In town by c. H. Crest d. Co. ll@4 Mar
ket street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
BULLET WILL
Be FATAL To
MARY C0RTEZ
FoLLANsBEE WOMAN SHOT WHILE
GUEST AT CLHToNvnLE.
Brooke County Authorities Hunting Joe
Giglio for tho Deed.

NrllSbIrg, W. Va June "n,--MrS.
MarN tortrG aged s. Years. ot Fcliana-
bee IS IN the Gill hospital AZ Stcuhtn-
Vile SU""rIuS from i bullet Mound
thai may provo fatal Tn" woman Mas
Ah"; !ISf evening Will" Visiting a. the
HON. g! r".nliN'S ~ 'lIftCnviilr. W. Va.
hv man A;t,I tu w Joe ui!E,l". aged
1" ,rLiS who $ now heinz >nugh; ny
IL" Hrnukr county authorities. The
W. mans condition = serious tn" hui
%, entered hrr side and came gu; her
hack. Lite hope IS entertained f"r her
rr,",ery. Mrs C"r'c1 has a family Of
small children A. i'"I,unSbse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
Legality Attacked

The oil operators argued that Fr's!-
dent DhrcgOn acted unC"n stitutiona Nv
" hen he r"rcniiN issued tho decree. IN
crciSIng tho oN tan. sine" there is y"
provision IN Mexican laws fhr the issr'
un,e OF S"rh decree. except In case
wh,rc special powers nave hccn con-
fcrrcd upon the President. T. was point
ed ont Their contention that the &C
tor was lantamount ~ Confscation Was
contained In note by the state de-
rG,r,mcnt to Mexico in APRIL lHlS. N
which Il was declared tn" United states
would not presume 20 complain of the
taxes In another country unless th"%
were So nnerous as to give rise 10 the
suggestion that they were In fact CON
NsCAtOrY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
SUICIDE ATTEMPT
WON'T Be FATAL

Patrick Wall. So. Waterman at the
Creek mii! plant Of the wh!taker-Gless-
rrr ,or?ony for n number Of years.
wnn attempted suicide a. 10 o'clock
Irsl"rla, morning Nv slashing both
sides .: h.s threat Will receiver. authori-
ties n, the North Wheeling hospital
stated.
III health II said - have caused HIM
20 try and take his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
TIED UP HI STRIKE

W-ilkeSbarrc. Pa, June 80. ALL me
colllcries Of the rrrnsylvan Coal
t'ompany and the Ii'lSid" coal & Iron
Company. subsidiaries cC tho Erie Rail-
road were tied VI by a strike today.
Nearly N. noO men and boys were al
fer;,d The strife followed meeting
Of tho general grievance committee on
Saturday evening.
An attcmnt IN adjust the trouble viii
be made NJ = meeting tomorrow between
company officials and the men al Dun
more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
sArr1HsH1ps TRANSFERRED

Washington. June "n.-Thc hattleship
Arizona. Nevada and oklahoma were to-
day ordered transferred from the Al
lartiC TO the Pariiir fleet by Secretary
Dcnhy. The hlttleshIr Maryland. now
under construction. will, when romplet-
ed. also he sent to the Pacific fleet.
BY tho same order. the hattleships
New York. Texas. Wyoming and Arkan-
sas are Transferred from the Pacific 10
the Atlantic fleet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
STOLEN AUTOS RECOVERED

TittshurGh. juno "N.-EtEht automo-
hilcs, with an estimated value Of moro
than s.. coo. aud believed 10 have been
stolen from tina IlcN Gland district were
recovered hv rU.i". here today. Tho
enigma nuri hers nj all the machines had
been chiselcd Of and others substituted
Litti" nnpN - entertained by III" police
to return the mt"hiHcS |" 'h"!r owners.
and II is believed the original License
plates were substituted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
TO FORMULATE PROGRAM

Washington. Iunc -n.--Thc congress
sional agricultural inquiry joint conn
mission held it's first meeting to-day. and
chose Representative Anderson RePub-
h"nH. Minnesota, chairman. after Scna-
tor L"nror'. Republican. Wisconsin, de-
clincd IN be- 4 candidate \ suh-commit-
toe WAS appointed to formulate Il pro-
gram for tho commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
HOSPITAL r1oJEcrs o. Z

Washington. June 20.-Approval Of
seven hospital projects. involving total
expenditure OF 100000. a. recommend.
cd by the board OF consultants on hos.
pitalization for the treatment OF FORMER
soldiers. was announced today BY Sec
rotary Mellon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
BODY HEcovDRBD

Special TO the lntelliSencer
Clarksburg. w. Va. June .o:-Ths'
body OF Guy CumbridEe. 20 or broTn'
has been found in Little Ten Mile creek
ne,, wallace. where he was drowned
Yesterday, while swimming. He leaves
q widow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

Trees loaded with fruit ar" hent down.
n. clouds when charged with 'r"sh rain
hang down nrar The cath. even ~ good
:l"n .rr NJ, Gphrt-G through prosperity
S...n t. iu" urrur1. "hJraGtIr ot the
liberia -Bhart-Lhar..'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
Aska for Arcuments

Secretary HGrh"S asked them TO sub.
nit for has consideration their aSSer.
'i"rS and tucr arguments III tn" form
IF 4 brief. u" 'n,i them tho brio!
would he studied carefully AMI VS.
SAID To have added THAT If tho depart
merit should r"nSG'r II necessary, Il"
tiCn would he taken.
The delegation included more 'hah 4
Dozen REPRESENTATIVES "f the Nari' us Of
companies modified by the Associated
Of Producers 81 Pcu"icUm in McN:"n
Al rs mead Vas f.. l.. pNhoncy. prrS
dent IL IN" NcNNan Petroleum COM
paUy. AMI the American company
The rrnrIpal verbal argument present
cd IN support 81 IN" statement" con
tanned in ~" memorandum WAS MI T."
by c. q. Swain. general counsel OF inc
Standard III company ot New Jersey
which has Il subsidiary organization in
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

Charleston. ". Na.-LoSan county
Goa, miners have shattered all previous
h!1h week records for pr"du'ti ton. &C
cordtug 20 advic"s received here this
week.
Ecli7s,ng the mark set up nearly
three Years ago. the Guyan Valley
miners loaded @Tn3S6 tons during tive
week ending July ~. 1915. and VA made
notwitnStan dtng that 80 nj n" l5S
mines in the district are shut down. ac
cord.nE 10 the reports.
Based on the record weeks figures.
the average daily production was t5.06t
tons. beating he previous ween's daily
average by 2nn0 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
ITCHING BURNING
| ON CH|LD'SFACE'
Also Water BIisters, Could Not
Rest At Night, Cuticura Healed,

my child started With an itching
and burning on her face and she
would cry ard scratch and water
blis,ers would come. The blisters
would dry up and her face would turn
sore. She could not rest at night
and would fret in the daytime.
II sen, FOR q free sample Of cu,i-
curs Soap and Ointment. It did 60
much good I bought Two cakes OF
Soap and one box Of Ointment,
which healed her entirely" (Signed)
Mrs. Mary Lue Williams, R. F. D.
c.. Box 9, Griffin, Ga. July IS, 1920.
CuticurA Soap daily and Cutieura
Ointment occasionally prevent pim-
pies or other eruptions. They arc .
pleasure to use, "a Is also CuticuIR
Taieun, q fascinating fragrance for
pertaining the ohn.
sample EseA Yrss ~ Nall AAdr-s. "osNsnrs Lab
rNsrt,s, psVA z, hAlosa -, hAss" Sid WY.
VIVA Soap Be Ointment d and Ee. TAeum NJ
Cotieur~ Soap ahaves w3bout nu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

No matter what you want Z vii. save
SOU tine AMI money TO use INTEL
LIGESCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

Charleston. w Ea.-W. r. Morrison.
Jr.. of Sutton. has been named chief ot
the land department. Of 'he auditors
office by State Auditor J. t. Bond He
is wcH known att. rncy OF Braxton
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

Charleston. ". Na.---I.e~ OFT. work
mems compensation commissioner. has
approved an award OF f35 monthly 10
Mrs. Annie webb and three children Of
Laurel Fork for the death OF her nus
band n Il. webb Webb Vas killed
when no stepped from a scaftold while
In the employ ri the Vest Virginia
Housing corporation OF Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

Charleston. W. Va. John $. narst.
former state auditor and rev member
OF the state hoard Il cont:ol. made his
frs, OFFICIAL ,iSIt recently when h. At
tended the commencement exercises ~
the New River state school at Mont
gomery. formerly kn0w1 as the Wcs,
Virginia Trades school Tho board Of
control $ at present goinS over tho out
standing Indebtedness ~" each state ta-
s,itution 10 ses that NNoCndttures are
kept within the >appro CREATIONS. Tho
legislatures made ~" members ~ the
board personally responsible for any
Indebtedness incurred IN excess % ap-
prorriat:orS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

Charleston. ". Na-Thc publir health
council will hold EXAMINATIONS for
liceaSure OF physicians July - at
Charleston. II has been announced by
pr. V. r. Churchman. rCesidcn: "t m"
council. \ large number - ''''ES;Ciars
Will take ,te sNcmlaAtton.
Examinations for accredited Vetert-
narianS viii I held June - Slmuttane-
ousiy n C!arhSburS. raTk"rshurS.
Wheeling and Charleston. This w!ll be
an innovation III the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
SO Women Can c
Famous Sellers Kit
Cabinet F or On

Barre surrounding territory will be interested IN this
kind has been attepte
now edge Probably never before has an
prestige strong enough made offers attractive enough
holds fanoa Sellers Club Plan Sale
Think of til This Weekyou and 40 other lucky Woe
Kitchen Cabinet home for Oo down. You g
Oneida
below And have the privilege OF using ana ef
all the advantages of cabinet while are paying the balance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
Only This Week. Then These Re-
markable Offers Are
Withdrawn

Remember Sellers Kitchen Cabinets these unns
the sale lasts for only week close even
ended That depends what the % lucky women DO who
Wilt this club.
this section Of the discussing the sale and thou
membership
minds
will
telephone will membership
this Cuband the Membership list will
be Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
Great Club Plan, Carload Sale
SELLERS
KITCHEN CABINETS

this Club Plan Sale made possible
No dealer alone could
the nationwide necessary
toma sale practicable.
ending Sept e. we will
Sellers the
Bn the Automatic Base Shelf the
Table, AntProof
demonstrated Until you have seen
Sellers would
saved promotion kitchen And
other cabinet but Sellers will
atSf vol
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20

Here something YOU whole set OF beautiful
highest quality guaranteed Community Serware And ev
guarantee for Ten years Come IN ana
examine YOURSELF notice its weight its finish And remember
that with every Kitchen Cabinet purchased during this sale we
give this valuable useful exactly illustrated
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-11-02
ASHLAND IN LEAD
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
S. ORE. GRID TILT

Ashland swung into the lead for
the Southern Oregon football cham
pionship Saturday when the local
high school team romped over Med
ford high, 81 to Z. In point of games
both teams are now even, Ashland
having lost the first game Of the sea-
son to klamath Falls, although a
victory was later scored by the To-
Gals. In point OF total scores made
Curing this season, Ashland has the
lead. The deciding game will be
played at Medford on Thanksgiving
day.
Roseburg, the only team not yet
met by either AshlaI or Medford,
is considered to be out of the run
ming because Of several defeats suf-
fered by a green team, the first in
the school history.
Shortly after the game opened
Saturday, Ashland forced a touch
down by Inc plunging, Albeit Guth-
rle carrying the bali. Saptain Heer
kicked a goal, making the score to
o. During the second quarter Med
ford fought hard and made thirty
yards for touchdown on a pass.
Rush, of the local team, was knocked
unconscious, but recovered and re-
NAMED In the game. The first half
ended with a touchdown by Allen
Blower and a score of IA to Z in fav-
or Of Ashland. At the end Of the
third quarter the game stood 2S to
I after a touchdown by Leslie Heer-
During the last quarter the Ash
land score climbed rapidly, and the
game ended 81 to Z in favor of Ash
land. Captain Heer did not fail to
make a goal kick during the entire
game.