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Q pierdereea neamu|ulnostru:
mOaItaa Iui Take Jonescu
Ncsisorils d-lui Nicolae l0rgo
c1tSD ROnsdnii din AMseyic0.

Dupa boala grea tocmai cand vorba de insanatosa
lu appropriate in insus credea ta sa stns la
sezeci 81 rei de ami carl nu araa tupeste 81 inca mai
putin in harica ganduui sau, in dornta de fapte Take
Ionescu.
Pentru multi Roman numele ui trezese numai amntiri
din vechea poca romaneasca prmitor bogat
in erta in so nfraneze 81 so pedepseasca
Pentru al cuvntaoru totdeauna gaia apere
strnsa logca idee partulu sau acunea Guvernuui din
facea pare Penu atta el propovaduitorul acele
legatu AA MIA dat putinta dupa atat de grele
suferin sd gasim Gel mai multi Roman in acelas Stat
Este adevar in ecare din acee judec dar adevarl
ineg asupra aceei fercte nat omenes Garcia de cele
mai multe la ies zmbtoare in Gale 81 dupa moarte
ia acoper sicriu forle depuse de reg de puternic
pamantului.
innainte de orice Roman iste 81 viou vazand
ucrure snt 81 cauand erveasca tara toate mil
loacele indemana Nu poitica grea
scadene ungi indepnirea fara zabava bneu pu
aceia peocupa dansu 81 or fost polite
sa depn pana in cele mai mc amanunte
putea rezi nteres puea spn pent tara
lui 81 neamul 1ui
Nu vroia sa Nu-si da aiere NJ inves
nta in haine de nunerec nus pia hartie poleita
mer sa creada niger aripi de lumna Sc in
faa acuse frea In oratoria noastra mareat gau
noasa el adus nauraeta in egature prieten 81
dusman sncertate necunoscuta pana la e "Nu pot sd
mint cac prinde oricine m spunea in ultmee timpur
ale vietei lui
Era prn att de multele lu insus mai ales dupa anil
de prbege in 1917 UN ON DIN APUS ide 81 fe de
purt In Apus cunoscut pretui ST. daca in alte
privint va puea inocu Roman gas multa
pc cineva aduca terri or alta ncredere 81 mpate
N. IORGA.
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Fratele Nasile Hentes, III etate
de 80 ami, originar din Lechinta de
Muras, judetul Turda Aries a
fost ucis in mod instantaneu, eri,
la ora | 40 p. m. de lopata Gu
aburi de ridicat minereu, la firma
Pittsburgh Ore Docks, pc malul la.
cului Erie, w. 5Sth Str.
Precum spun tovarasii lui de lu-
cru, ell n'a vazut lopata care Ia
strivit ca greutatea eli enorma.
Moartea fratelui Vasile Hentes a
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CrOniCa Economical
RELATE oFICIALA
DEPARTAMENTUL COMERTULUI
WASHINGTON

boiu, ajungand pc luna Iunie la
100000 de tone.
Cifrele nefavorabile din Maiu
sc datoresc in mare parte creS,
terei importnlui de grau, care a
intrecut pc cea din Aprilie Gu o
valoare de approximately un mi
lard de marci.
Seceta din decursul catorva
saptamani ale lunilor Maiu 81
Iunie vatamat SeriOs recolta
tuturor cerialelor 81 legumilor
afara de cartofi 81 steele.
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II. 6. WELLS CANDIDAT DE
DEPUTAT

Londra, Is Inlie.-H. G. Wells,
care a fost rugat de mai multe ori
sa fie candidat de deputat, ac-
ceptat eri candidatura Gu program
muncitoresc in Londra. H. G.
Wells este un savant cunoscut in
toata lumea, mai ales prin ultima
ga lucrare: "Outline Of History, I
care este incoronarea activitatei sa-
le literare.
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DIN PATRIE

Guyernnl acordat ministeru-
lui de industrie un fond de ! mi
lion care va fl destinat aprovizio-
narii Gu materiale a atelierilor de
industrie caspica statului.
Tot din acest fond se vor creia
81 iilternate pc lanSa scolile de
indpstfie cssnica.
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Ca in Maiu au fost mai multe zlle
de lucru. La export carbunll
arata o crestere de % la suta IN
comparable Gu luna Aprille.
In ciuda cresterei la import,
pretul ca,-bunelui inceput sa
scada catre sfarsitul lunei. Sc
credea c; greva minera din Ame-
rica va mari multi eNportul de
carbuni englezi in Statele Unite,
cauzand 81 urcare in preturi,
insa pana acum nu nlcl lndl-
catie care sa indreptateasca ase-
menea preSupunerl.
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ANGLIA.

Comisionerul comercial al Amc-
ricei la Londra raporteaza ca
.productia carbunilor in Anglia
pc luna Mai't fost mai mare ca
pc luna Aprilie, dstorita faptului
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POLONA.

Unul dintre eel mai mari ia
de bumbac din Lott, Po-
lonia, planueste sd stabileasca le-
gaturi directe de cumparare Gu
Statele Unite. In Septembrie dan
sui va veni la New York 81 New
Orleans Gu scopul de a-sl stablll
acolo birouri pentru cumpararea
81 eXpedierea balurilor de bum
bac direct la fabricile lui din Po-
lonia, prin Bremen, Danzlng 81
Hamburg. Acestea sunt raportate
de oil II. B. Smith, atasatul CO.
mercial al Americei la Warsaw.
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ITALIA.

Actuala recolta alunelor (fil-
bert) italiene este de buna ca.
litate, desi cantitatea nu este asa
de mare ca in anul trecut. Guile.
gerea acestui fel de alune 81
'inceput. Anul trecut Statele Uni
te importat din Italia Z milioa-
ne pounds de alune filbert.
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FRANTA.

LII contrast Gu pOlitlca mlniStru-
lui de finante, comisiunea finan.
clara a camerei deputatilor a
prnpus marirea taxelor pc locui.
tori ca astfel sa sc poata face
fata deficitului financiar din
bugetul general al anului 1922.
PrOpunerea ministerului lucrari-
lor publice ca Germaniei sa Sc
permita edifica lucrari publice
in Franta de Is miliarde de
franci, poate sd dea loo la noui
! 81 intercsante lucruri in chestia
reparatiilor. Pretul mic al francu
lui Sc datoreSte in parte staruin-
| tel guvernului englez ca Franta
sal platea.,ca dobinzile imprumu-
iurilor. Sit latia industriala nu
arata nici imbunatatire pc luna
trecuta. desi in uncle part sc
vede activitate mai mare.
Secretarul comisiunei finan,
clare din camera deputatilor, in
raportul sau asupra bugetului pc
1923, a propus reducerea chel.
tuelilor armatei. concediarea a
douazeci 81 cinci de mil de func.
tionari al statului 81 micSorarea
dobanzci la bonurile de defenza
rationale. Aceasta pentru reali-
zarea unei economii prin care sd
Sc poata acoperi deficitul de pa
tru miliarde de franci ce Sc ga
seste acum in .bugetul tarii.
Pana acum nu $ a facut nici %
prupunere satisfacatoare cu pri-
wire Ii chestia reparatiilor, GU
toate ca guvernul incearca sa con-
vinga parlamentul IA vota modi-
ficarea intelegerei de la Wiesba.
den. Nereusinta proiectuini unui
imprumut international a Impie-
dicat-o 81 pc Franta de a-si obtine
platile de reparatiuni Gle la Ger
mani.
Progresul industriei fierului 81
otelulni a fost stanjenit tempo,
rar. Cererile germanilor de pro
dlcte fabricate de jumatate au
incetat, insa s'au primit ceva CO.
menNi din alte tari. Cererile de
fier brut sunt Initiate la tre-
buintele turnatoriilor.
Sc raporteaza Cd recolta pru-
nelor in districtul Agen a fost
vatamata de inghet 81 de uncle
ploi mari, astfel ca roadele anu
lui acestuia nu vor fl de cat un
sfert din cantitatea anului trecut.
GERMANIA.
ID Herring, atasatul conner
ciM al Statelor Unite la Berlin,
anunta ca marca germana a SUI
lferit o scadere 81 din pricina me-
reusintei de Sc contracta un
imprumut International. a cauzat
mari nemultumiri in tara legea
prin care guvernul are dreptul
sd rechizitioneze de la agricul-
tori $50, 100000 tone metrnc de
grau pc I'M pret mai scazut de
cat eel al cotei actuale.
J Industria in general realizeaza
castiguri din ultima scadere a
march,, deoarece aceasta ii da
ocazia sa-si descarce produsele
pc pietele straine Gu preturi maj
mici. In acelas timp insa multe
fabrici sunt impiedicate in acti.
vitatea lor de lipsa de carbuni
de llpsa de material brut 81 dc
sculnpirea bratelor de munca.
Prodnctia carbunelui in valea
IRuhr, in Occurs de Is zile 81 tre
sferturi pc perioada lunei Iunie
a fost de 5,363.OOO de tone, ial
productia carbunelui in Silesia dt
sus . fost mai mica in Iunie dt
lcaf in Manu. datorita neliniste
politice de acolo. Cantitatea car
4 bupilor inportati din Anglia 81
lnareste; ca intrece acam can't
tstea importului dinainte de raz
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AUSTRIA.

S'a dcpus decurind lege in
parliament pentru stabilirea unei
banci de emisillni Gu un capital
de suta milioane franci elve.
tieni. Saizeci de milioane din
aceasta suma au 81 fost subscrise
de sindicatul unor bancheri Aus.
tricci. Guvernul va .,nta ca
pitalul 81 dobanda minima ell de
asemenea S IA Obligat ca nu va
lua nrci actiunc care ar fl dau-
natoare bancii.
Noua banca VA lua asupra -si
toate activele 81 pasivclc sectiunei
austriece de la banca Austro.
Ungara, plus toate bancnotele ce
Sc afla astazi in circulate. Co.
roana ramane masura de baza
legala a mOnedei. lar guvernul
promite sa rescumpere eat de Gu
rind rosisil fe ;tt., hcnurile dr
tezaur aflate acr,m in posesiunea
bancei Austro-Tngare.
Parlamentul luat sprc des.
batere un project pentru lansa
rea unui imprumut obligator de
400. 900 100000 de coroane, care
sd fie ridicat mai multi de la pro.
prietarii de pamanturi. Proiectul
nouilor take ce s'a depuS in par.
lament este de 100000, ,OO0. 900
coroane. Taxa vamala pc anumite
artlcole de import, mai cu seama
pc cele de uleiu crud, sc va mari
taxele la import Sc vor mari de,
asemenea pc fier, mangancz. lu-
crurile de arta, Obiectele antice,
81 altele.
Deficitul tarii pc prczentul an
fiscal este greu de calculat in
mod exact din calrza variation
schimbului 81 necesitatilor de
Marie in salarii din timp in
timp, Insa socotelile aproxuma
tive il scot ca find de un mliard
de coroane. Comitetul economics
rationale are un plan pentru cru
tarea a $50 miliarde de coroane
Adaugand aceasta la proiectul
lmprumutului alligator 81 al
nouilor impozite, daca Sc pur
lmediat in practica, tara va f
ridicata din haosul economic s
flnanciar in care Sc gaseSte acum
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
EDITOR WANTS FIGHT
FOR FREE OPINIONS
William Allen White Will Not Let
"Henry" Sneak Out Of un-
pleasant Case

Emporia, Kansas. - William Allen
White has blocked the effort Of Gov
ernor Allen to have Whites trial on a
charge of violating the Kansas indus
trial court law delayed until the gov
ernor had retired from office. White
was arrested for putting placard ex-
pressing so per cent sympathy for the
striking shopmen in the window Of the
Emporia Gazette, Of which he is editor.
"Perhaps you1l end in JAIL" Whites
attorney suggested.
"Thats all right" the editor re-
pl:ed. II would rather be sent to Jail
for differing with governor like
Henry Allen, who has the copper lined
CUTS of real man than to stick
around at liberty under a milk-and-
water pumpkin head like some COVER
nors. When think of the kind Of a
governor Allen has made, the way he
has run the institutions, the way he
has stood up for the public. the way
he has "fit," bled and died for the
glory Of Kansas, I'm proud to get a
60 at hir, for the eternal rights Of
free utterances for the public along
with freedom from industrial oppres-
sion for the public"
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
"DRY" DIRECTOR CHARGED
WITH ACCEPTING BRlBES

Butte, Mont.-O. Fl. p. Shelley, sus-
pended federal prohibition director Of
Montana. who was indicted by the
grand jury recently, may seek an
early trial in Butte, although his bonds,
placed at $4,000 by United States Com
missioner L. M. Van Etten, are return
able in Helena on January 2.
Two indictments were issued against
Shelley, one for seven counts charges
him with accepting and receiving
bribes through L. f. Tewksbury. The
brides accepted by Shelley, it Is alleged
In the indictments. aggregate $4,000.
This includes bribes which he is de-
clared to have accepted from the Mon
tana Brewing company at Great Falls
and the Lewistown Brewing company,
Of Lewistown, on seven different oc-
casions. 1t is alleged that the first
bribe was accepted within 15 days
after Shelley took office.
The other indictment charges him
with accepting bribes from druggists
and drug stores.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
TEXAS OIL FIELD
RAGING FURNACE
Most Disastrous Blaze In Twenty One
Years Of Gulf Coast
History

Houston, Texas-The most dlsas
trOus fire in the II years history of the
gulf coast oil fields now is raging In
the Humble sector, II miles northwest
OF Houston. Three-quarters OF mil
lion barrels OF oil are burning, and
fully 2O00, 900 barrels Of oil are endan'
gered.
A terrific storm Is responsible. Dur
ing heavy downpour Of rain, light
ming struck tank No. Fl OF the Gull
pipe, Line company, transportation sub
sidiary Of the Gulf OIL corporation. A
column Of flames shot skyward 200
feet, followed by dense cloud OF
black smoke and report that shook
houses and ratified window panes all
over the Humble townsite.
The value of the 10000 barrels OF
oil now burning is estimated at $1,000
100 or more.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
SUPREME COURT BARS
JAPs FROM CITIZENSHIP

Washington. - japanese are not
eligible for naturalization In the
United States, 1t has been held by the
supreme court.
In Its finding the court disposed OF
two cases, one brought from Hawaii
by Tako Ozawa against the United
States, and the other brought by
Takuji Yamashita and Charles Hio
Koko against the secretary Of state at
Washington.
The lower federal courts denied nat.
uralization In both cases, but the Ninth
circuit court Of appeals, in consider.
ing the Ozawa case, suspended It's de-
cision and asked the supreme court for
instructions as to whether japanese
are eligible for citizenship under the
naturalization laws.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
KANSAS ATTORNEY GENERAL
WON'T TAKE PART IN TRIAL

Emporia, Kans-Attorney General
Hopkins of Kansas has written Comfy
Attorney Roland Boynton, Lyon county.
that the attorney generals office will
nor participate in the trial of William
Allen White, Emporia editor, for put.
ting up In window of his newspaper
ottlce poster expressing so per cent
sympathy for striking railway workers
during the recent shopmen's strike. II
has been learned here.
White was arrested shortly after the
poster Incident and charged with vio-
.ation OF the state industrial court act
tbs close friend and comrade in arms
Gov' Henry ]. Allen OF Kansas. brought
about the arrest, but the case has never
come to trial.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Five Plead GUILTY

Cleveland Louis and Ah-,,o,,
auerhach' brothers, and three others
charged with violation of the Volsteod
act IN an alleged 100000 alcohol
conspiracy, entered pleas of guilty.
"neh arraigned in federal court here
AS jury was being impaneled to hear
the case. Federal officers assert tba
Aueroach brothers procured alcohol
on legal permits for the manufactpra
sf hair tonic and diverted Il in.o
oootleg channels at profit said 70
be 81 ,0oo,o ''''u 10
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Bank Robber Escapes Pen

birmingham. Ala.-Roy Dickerson
convicted bank rohher, escaped from
Ni'oy prison. Alabama's new $1,000 600
institution near Montgomery, accord
ms ~. 10 telegram from Warden il
p'ttman addressed to Chief of Police
hcpuff Of birmingham. This is Dics
4rSon.s third escape since he was con
'icted of robbing n Glrard. Ala hon,.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
RELIEF FOR cHILEANs

Santiago, Chile.-Relief forces to aid
the thousands made homeless by the
earthquakes throughout Chile and the
flooding waves which followed the
shocks, are being mobilized here. The
death toll will be probably at least
1000, and the property loss will run
into the millions, as several towns
were almost entirely wiped out and
heavy damage to buildings and com.
munication lines, and particularly
ships along the 1.4o0 miles of coast af.
rected by the huge waves has resulted
from the violent upheavals Of ma.
ture.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
MRS. M'SW|NEY
IN CAPITAL JAIL
WASHINGTON POLICE BREAK UP
MARCH ON BRITAlNS
EMBASSY
PRESIDENT CALLS PARLEy
Plan to Give Labor Tribunal Power to
Compel Unions and Employ
ers to Obey Its
Orders

Washington.-MrA Muriel MacSwir-
ey, widow Of Terrence MacSwiney, for
ner lord mayor of Cork, was arrested
~ith eight other women members of
the American Association for the Rec
ognition Of the Irish Republic, while
marching before the British Embassy,
armed with banners demanding the
release Of MacSwiney's sister, Miss
Mary MacSwiney, who Is held prisoner
in the Irish free state.
At the police headquarters the nine
women were held In $500 bail each
after police officials had consulted
with United States District Attorney
Gordon. Mrs MacSwiney announced
that she would not attempt to furnish
bond and the eight others indicate they
would follow her example and remain
In Jail awaiting trial.
When the women arrived In the vi
entity Of the embassy they were warn
ed by police captain against picketing.
Refusing to heed these instructions, the
group marched around the embassy.
When they returned to the front Of the
building, squads Of police and plain
clothes men took away their banners
and marched them to police headquar-
ters. The police said the women had
violated District Of Columbia law by
plcketing the embassy.
Mrs. MacSwiney, who led the pro-
ression, was the first woman arrested.
She was bearing banner which said :
England murdered my husband, Ter
renee MacSwiney. Will Americans
permit the English free state to mur-
der his sister, Mary MacSwiney?"
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Seeks U. s. Approve Packer Meruer

Washington. = Announcement that
Armour & Co., have discussed with
federal government officials "the mat.
ter of purchasing the physical assets
OF another packing plant" was made
recently by Secretary Wallace of the
department of agriculture. The secre-
tary did not name the other company
involved. and said he had given no
opinion as to whether the proposed
transaction would have the approval
Of the government.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Coast Demands Roads Expand

Washington. - An order requiring
railroads operating In Oregon to build
several hundred miles of new line
within that state is being sought from
the Interstate commerce commission
IN complaint filed by the state pub.
lic service commission. The new rail.
road lines are necessary, the state au.
thorities alleged, to develop some %.
300 square miles Of territory, to open
up large timber tracts and to give the
stock industry proper transportation
facilities.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Old Hospital for Children

Billings, Mont.--Announceme Of
what amounts to a gift of the building
and grounds Of the present st. Vim.
cents hospital establishment to the
community for use as a reconstruction
school for crippled children was made
Mt a recent meeting OF the Billings Ro.
tnry club by DIR. Louis w. Allard, the
surgeon whose orthopedic work In con-
junction with the local hospital has
gained him wide recognition.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Missionary and Son kidn.ped

Pekin,-Einar Borg -Breen OF Mime
apoiis' an American missionary of the
Lutheran church, and his son have
oeen kidnapped by the army Of bandits
IN Honan province. according to a re-
port from Hankow. Altogether, eight
foreigners, including three Americans,
now are held captive.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
fhirty-Five Snowbound

Denver, Colo.-Marooned for several
otys since they were caught in a ter
rifle snowstorm and blizzard which
swept wyoming, 35 persons are await
ing rescue party now breaking its
way through the drifts to the Staley
ranch, IS miles north Of Cheyenne. ac-
cordlng to dispatch to the News here.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
dispatches Aid to Quake Area

"ashlngton.-By direction of Presi-
uent harding, Secretary DENLY has
uruered the cruisers Cleveland and
Denver to proceed at once to Huasco
Oh'ie, with food, clothing and medical
supplies for relief in the region re-
Gently devastated by the earthquake.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
co,ors Aid sbeI,.shoeL.d Va.

Atlantic City, N. 1.-THE use of
paint In helping shell shocked soldiers
to regain their health was the subject
OF paper prepared by s. IT. Ballnger
Of New York. for the annual conven.
t'on of the National Paint, on and
Varnish association here. According
to the paper young soldier, a mental
wreck, recalned his health rapidly in
room finished In primrose yellow.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
GRANGE Opposes Shin s,hs;d,.s

wichita, Kan.-Speaking before dele
gates from every state in the union at
the first days meeting of the National
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, Ma
uonal Master Sherman J. Lowell
voiced the stand Of the grange on
several important legislative measures,
IN many cases unfavorably. In re-
viewing them, he stressed ship sub
sides.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
DYED HER BABrs r
A SKIRT AND cll
WITH 4OIiMoU

Each package Of @Daun, I
tains directions 20 simpk ~
dye or tint her old. vu, n;
new. Even if she has ns,s r.
she can put a new, rich ealr
skirts, dresses, waists, eah ;
sweaters, coverings, dupr1
everything. Buy Diamond by
kind-then perfect hone ~
anteed. Just tell ycur a.
the material you wish 70 n 4
mix, or whether 1t y Ina, !
mixed goods. Diamond Dyu \.
spet. fade or run.-AdvertiszS
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Gen. Luke Wright Dies

Memphis, Tenn.-General Luke f.
wright former secretary of war gov.
e.nor e, general of the Philippines and
S,no"SSador to Japan, died at his home
mere ne, after an illness of several months
's' ~ener"i wright suffered fall several
months ago. - y -
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Legion siohts sonu. vle.orv

Observation-Disclosures that a sol.
dIers' bonus bin would be enacted by
the congress which comes into exist.
ence after next March 1, has been ex-
pressed by John Thomas Taylor, execu.
tive representative of the American
Legion, In statement which declared
the election clearly demonstrated that
the sentiment of the country was be-
hind compensation legislation.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Former U. 8. Anhs.s,do. n,..

Paris, France.-Bcllam Storer ,onr
prominent as an American diplomat.
died here recently In hotel where he
was staying with Mrs. Storer. He was
American ambassador TO Austria in
lao2-fS, md before that had hecn min
lister to Belgium and Spain. He rep
resented the First Ohio district In the
Fifty second and Fifty third con.
crosses.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
"orys' Armed With crow-t,rs

IL Si'oNahe' WaSh.-Members of the Do
n nee Gry squad have been equipped with
oIoWoars' axes, spike pullers and other
' squip'heht necessary to remove for
e.'uehce the bars, mirrors and fixtures
VI so-caiied soft drink" stands
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Seanlan to Head Calf lA..,.,

sacramento. - Or. J. NJ. Scan,ar
medical superintendent of the Mnntona
STATE hospital at Warm Springs has
'een appointed medical superintendent
n the Napa State hospital effau.,'l' 80" !
December 81. '''e'i'e
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
To Put Cons on WheeIs

Chicago.-Plans to motorlze the no
lice department In Its war on crime
have been announced by Charles Fitz-
morris. chief. The modern crook has
virtually eliminated the policeman on
foot as factor In suppressing crime
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Arizona Banker Dro>.rs

Nogales, Aris.-wnliam u p-,.
Ios Angeles and Arizona banker con-
per magnate and "donar,a.vear, ~ uv
.ai,ns ,he W"~id war, was swept from
, small boat and drowned drr,na ~ =
ssavy storm In the Gulf Of Co,,fnrs,'
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Europe Need. lots % wh.,,

Woshington.-Revised estimates OF
the European production Of wheat put
all Europe, exclusive Of Russia, at
le4oooooo bushels less than last wear.
Heavy importations of American wheat
are expected.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24

The war has made tahh I
valuable. The use Of Ri q
Blue will add to Ito wea1n( l
Use 1t and see. All goanl
tisement.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
Western Brevities
from the Many
Western States

los Angeles--All United States viii
be broken by California this year. ac.
cording To a statement issued by the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce.
Registrations at present total S37 900
for the state, nearly one-third OF
which are in Los Angeles county.