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The New York herald., 1922-12-11
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str Sagaiand. (Norl. CienfueRos Nov %. Ju-
caro- 18TH via Boston Dec .. for New York.
20 tho New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co, in ballast.
schr Charles a Vernon tBr). Country iIar-
Dor for New York. with lumber. to ] II
Booth.
schr wawenock, Sullivan. Me. for New
York. with stone, 20 Jos Leopold.
-Schr Lavinia ~ Snow. Sullivan. Me. for
New York. with stone. 60 John Meehan 4 90.
schr Lincoln. Nantucket for New York.
with fish
Ture n n starbuck. with I barge Cat :45
AND Setter. with Cot 10 AMI; Gypsum
King. with barges Daniel " Monroe tBr)
York. with master. TO II King & Co (at
II AM: Spartan, with barges cat fa ,3U
PMD Mary g McNally, with Cat i2:4J
PM Aibatroas, with Cat 4 30 pMD
Motor barge Socony No Cat noon,: So
cony No (at A.f0 PM).
Steam canalboat Lilly q Agnes Cat 3;4J
Passed 9th
schr Emily + Northsm. st John. NB. for
New York.
rug Aries. with barsee Cat 2.i5 PM.
Bound East.
Tugs William Donaldson, with ] barg.
(at 9:45 AND Rich steers, with 2 Cat
1890 rM; Joseph ID Wood. with 0 Cat
Motor barge nadium Cat o.iO AND.
Passed eth
Str Silvia CBr). New York for Halifax and
81 Johns, MI Cat 2 PM.
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PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
DUE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1s.

President Polk. London I'd. .....U Lines
President Roosevelt, Bremen LIST. u Lines
Siboney. Havana 9th. ............ Ward Line
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
SAIL MONDAY. DECEMBER II.

Bristol City, Bristol. co R....
Haiti. Port au Prince, sc. ~ n II. pM
Mongolia. Hamburg, IS y R.. 100 PM
Roma. Mareeilles, 31st ~, Bklyn.. PN
Housslllon, Havrc. 80 R........ 1i:00 AN
SAIL TUESDAY. DECEMBER m.
BerenEaria. southampton, % " r.. 800 PM
Braga. Beirut. Dist et. Bklyn..... PM
City OF Atlanta, Savannah. b2 " II 500 Pm
Eglantier. Havre, Erie Baein,
bkyn ......... .s..... ........s.s.
i1i Isleo. New Orleans, 40 y r..
FL Mundo. Galveston, 81 " R.....
Horace Luckenbach. San Francisco,
3Jth 81. Bklyn. n...................
Lenspe, Jacksonville, 50 N R... Noon
President Van Buren,, London.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
NnTE n-rARCEI POST MAIIs VIA ERANCE-To al
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL TUESDAY CONTINUE,

SAIL TUESDAY Continued.
lIohokeU ....sss...ss.s.s.. IL DO AM
Puget Sound. Copenhagen, 18th 81,
ct. R...................... Noon
SAIL WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL.
America. Brenien, Hoboken.. Noon
Archnedes. Manchester. 5s n r..
Cauto, Havana. II Bklyn. .........
Fort Hamilton. bermuda, 9J y r.. 10 100 AM
Il de SatrHtegui. Havana. = II II.
Idaho Hull. Tth 81, Hoboken...
Kot0nia. Matanzas, 10 r R....
Nitonian. Antwerp, 90 y R........
Paris, Havre, 81 " R............ II 90 AM
Sisaoln. Santa Marta, q y Re-. IL 100 AM
stephen Jones. San Francisco. )
Bklyn ....s................
Willhilo. San Francisco, is Bklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
Bound East.

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The New York herald., 1922-12-11

AvEgi,AN Exrrr~e TEtvEi.EHs
,iihuIL-.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

EGNPT-tNDIA. American & Indian Line.
Port sfaid. iicrbsw Colombo. Iiangovn. Csl-
susta. Nertol-. LII & Co.. " Beaver St..S. \,
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
N. v. 20 Plymouth. Boulogue, Rotterdam.
General Passenger offices - state st.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

Barbadian. London Goth. Atlantic Transport
City OF Montgomery, Savannah 10th.
Ocean 80 90
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
ASTORIA WILL NOT STOP.

Fire has destroyed the heart Of the bust
ness district Of Astoria, Ore, but it will not
destroy the heart Of Astoria. Holocaust has
visited more than one American city. In the
beginning disaster, such fires have at times
proved to be blessings in disguise Seattle
built upon ashes of shanties the proud city that
dominates Puget Sound today. Baltimore built
again after her terrifying experience and found
herself rejuvenated. Portland began to build
as city for the first time after her business
cutting fire of the early seventies. The fire
that destroyed great portion Of Chicago re-
moved from that city an. incubus upon its
growth, and with the old buildings gone the
solid city of today was erected. ''The city that
was" is the beautiful city that is San Francisco.
These things are recalled not to find good in
the greatest Of destroying agencies, but as basis
for the vision Of the city Astoria will build on
the ashes OF yesterday. Astoria will set about
the work of reconstruction with the sympathy
the applause and the substantial support of
her neighbors Her disaster is one that wipes
out lines OF sectionalism and rivalry. Port
land will remember only that Astoria and
Portland are on one river, are at opposite ex-
trtihities OF the same hafbor, have back of
them one great producing empire and in front
Of them one great ocean which will alone
bring moro than enough trade to warrant build
ing better than before.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
Daily Poem e1 s. sfsEe'
TRIRUTE

CDR. Royal M. Whitenack of Newark, N. j.,
died recently of meningitis, contracted in his
practice among children. His last words were,
How are my little babies getting onrD
Read this you realists, who say that man
Is selfish cruel, wallowing in greed;
Read of this doctOr-try then if you can
To hold your faith in your remorseless creed
OF human sOullessness.
In face of death
Waking moment ere his life was gone,
He whispered softly with his dying breath,
How are my little babies getting on!'
say the Savior's spirit is not dead,
When one who made the children all his
care
Asks, at the end, before his soul has ned
Only to know how well the children fare!
Who dares to sneef that man il but clod
When there are words like this to think
upon,
Words worthy of the gentle Son Of God
How are my little babies getting orr
Brave Man. True Lover. Servant Of Mankind;
Living. the Little Ones whom Christ has
blessed,
He toiled to aid. Dying, they filled his mind.
His nnal thought before his uuiet rest.
HIS was the faith Of man, unseffash, vast
Through which, on earth, heaven shall
surely dawn;
THIS Newark doctor, asking. 1T the last,
How are my little babies getting onr'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
MOTORING OVER THE SAHARA.

Considerable interest is felt In Paris. and in
the capitals Of other nations with African pos
sessions in the attempt that IL to be made in
few weeks by three French army engineers
to cross the Sahara desert In specially con-
.structed motor cars.
That the motor car has gone far to solve
the problem Of brief visits into the desert has
long been established. The sand is usually
hard enough to permit the cars to pass over 1t.
But 1000 mile journey across the desert is
made very difficult for the reason that the adj
venturers must take along enough gasoline for
the, whole trip. plus water, and food. and COW
efing. for we are told, that despite the tropical
sun Of midday, the mercury sometimes drops
close TO the zero mark In the Sahara at night.
1t is daring exploit that these men pro-
pose. for, II they fail, they must perish and
perish nissrsbiy, II the motor cars break
down, or gasoline runs out, they will never
come back alive. And, after all, nothing def
mite will be accomplished. These three men
will fisk their lives, but, even though they sue
coed, only the highly daring will attempt the
same thing after them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
Tom Sims Says

!. They are telling Russian children there is
no Santa Claus. Many will ask, Then what
is the United States?"
Nice thing about winter is you can lay OF
congress and cuss the poor street car service.
Due to Christmas airguns. women will con-
tinue their window shopping, to buy new win
dows
Zaharoff, worlds richest man. is a woman
hater, so some will say that is why he 10 the
richest man.
Even though the Turks do come from Tartar
stock, you would be wrong in calling them the
cream of Tortar.<
There is lot of money in working, but it
is hard to get.
Johnny weismuller has broken several rec
ords in swimming pools, which makes Johnny
pool shark.
The fastest run on record is the Christmas
run on the bank.
So many people are sounding alarms on
one thing and another we don't know which
way to jump
What's in name? In Vermont big dairy
is owned by Mr.. Bovine.
Haste doesn't make as much waste as waste
makes haste.
Fofd's advice to spend money was taken
seriously in Detroit where robber got IS, 500
from Henry's bank.
Harvard's 1923 rowing program has q
events, being hard row to hoe.
An Atlantic City runaway horse may have
seen 'Stop" sign and stopped. Anyway, they
claim he did
While discussing autosuggestion, billiard
player might say this Coae has q fairly good
tip.
wall Street Suspect Held"-Headline
And we thought everybody in Wall street was
q suspect
A horse race is always attended by mon
key race.
The legion is against taxing beer and wines
for the soldiers to pay their own bonus.
Some men say they have no kick coming
when it comes time to kick in.
HelPs Half Acre has been officially located
In Montana. Perhaps it is one of these wise
acres.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
OLD At -.

A dare devil motion picture actor ts about
TO retire. He is % years old and has reached
the age limit for his sort Of thriller stunts He
is getting OLD Modern life is swift thrilling
and full Of change, but 1t exacts itk toll. Slim
Csle 10 game. He refuses to whimper. But if
he had the past seven years to live over again
he might not be eager to take such desperate
risks. In his prime as the hero of thrilling
feats in movie serials he has climbed rope lad
ders from the tops OF trains and from speeding
autacuebiles to airplanes. has dened death in
. hundred forms. He has reused the admira-
ton Of thousands of motion picture fans. Now
he paiys the price. Long search through the
imaginary tfAse1ies of the films would be re-
quired to flnd more depressing fate than that
which has come in real life to Slim Cole; old at
%.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
MARRIED TEACHERS.

Many married women will give herself the
luxury Of satisfied smile when she reads the
declarations Of Roy L. Shafer, assistant corn
missioner Of edseAtion for New Jersey, that
married womea are proving to b more Ell
cieat ssAeel teachers than single ones, be-
caube thy have better understanding Of
cAil1rsA. He sAys: 'Ths rule that vas In 1ex-
i1t1Acs until The time ii tAe world war that
DfetSatea married women from teaching In
public schools was one that was very costly
to the stAts. An average Of $40 was spent by
tAs stats - sach girls course In normal school
Al Aftef UAe u two years Of teaching large
percsntAss would marry. Under the existing
law hey wsfs pesventsl from rsmaining in the
pFofsssioA.. 81 IL State, Of courss. vas the
looee.s
II tAsfs> y anything IN the idea that one
learns ffcn ekDsrisace. teachers should gain
"a Sn1sfseanding u the eAild's needs that
would - neet useful In school. For many.
feaso9s ~ Wholesale iasasion d Ne teacAefs'
SAaks b. married wusasa - - - sxpected. It
= ~ oseeptioAal woman Who il ahls to man
~ sooCaestAlly ASaDeAeld and caresf Il the
sanS ti1nA NessftAslDsl. thsss exceptional
uomsa haSe somstimss been prevented in -she
- ftan undertaking school wort fsr which
- - atMltAlly 11sel y saseasisA - train
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

It was snowy and cold in Whis-
pering Forest, Bright Meadow. Old
Orchard, and round Ripple Greek.
Mr.. Sprinkle Blow, the Weather
man, usually took Q long vacation
in winter time and let Jack Frost
and Old North Wind manage things
for him.
And they didn't waste much time
about It. They went on a ram
page long about Christmas time,
Jack Frost and old North Wind
did, and It was simply awful.
OF course Jack Frost wanted to
please people and he did his best
SO that EantA and the children
could have plenty OF snow-Santa
for his sleigh and the children for
their new sleds n skates n things.
But Jack never bothered his
careless head about Ben Bunny
and his family, or the Squirrels or
Chipmunks. or Cottontails, or
Coons, Or Woodchucks. or Mice. or
Frogs of-or anybody.
Wasn't it q good thing that there
was 4 nice kind little fairy like
dusty Coat to look aftee him! A
little BIT pf : dwarf with . bent
back and . bag over Ais shoulder.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

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~-.~..,-s..-. !. ...-.-sa -..- :.
eus nca
NJ TOD feQ0enf but WHICH ne con-
spifacy u sfleace fofbids ne To-
teec1fbe.
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S. - ,sksS - cnsiirsa asssS
sSss4ss.. sfhsw Eta shilstsS
ssnst = s.AAesa or cssfss.
1Nen - m "A .xnen1h Ia "A n
snNnsi MI ravS oise nvn eosSsas-
iens. ves ie1fns1 nassy tRinss.
sometimes things not VERY niee,
1 vna naaflv friahte1lsd 10
dAath vhen I ~ II ye6rs old
vfons imnreasaoH 81 nest
saered thines =. enfh6fed
ideas fr0fn f1Sdine hforias n ~1nsta-
sines and novels aud MN happen
ints resutariv eosihd m I'D ilevS-
rsnA,a hNbasfshis seofn
"a srssnectsn,e. Manila
Ii. aresdfni haunfins expectation
~ A isnchis kS,a NdneAfl0hf M
n.rents stsnt nS06ev Sxtr.vns.nf-
IL = SAscsts ma vet I faesd lie
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me tl0.n ao~e1ss1 r.. wsns ~ III
tae ones ~ 70 Is! xno" NE 49, sou anu .ns
pulo' tnas .ao e.o1aC as. sn sn ~.
rom pisyMAses " 49,. cn..u.cn
may MOI lmple s1s tnsI eo s..vsnSly:
! want my Ht.I0 sllIs ~ lee. tnse
tney can aiwsys cvmo 70 Me iol ~
We, Du. ! uoa Aao NV IN, ~ ~ g
press tnlnea OF n.y. 70 sea tas% =;
Can you PUT me on INC rlsnt tlec ~
NO nent minoed p.seAs OF otaer
l0ver Oh cniiufen questt0ns "ne.neI
sex lnStruction snOuio De given
children. Tne only QUESTION 49,
wnen ana now shouid suen ms'sac-
tion % gwen.
since our present method OF eou-
eating cnildren ievoives ABOUT
pivot OF lies, most parents ere nat
uraiiy at Q loss 70 Know Wnen 20
stop lying and Deein telling cnil-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

That's who Dusty Coat was; ~
And this time Nancy ana
were going to help nlm. -
wished themselves very ~
(which they could do. W.
having the Magical Shoes ~. ..id
filled their pockets win n
dust out OF the brown r.
Dusty Coat carried. Althoess
bag was very little, 1t never -
empty. No matter how mM I. q.
was taken out of 1t, it, pluIS' , 3
tie sides stuck out as rouAV -
Ben Bunny's cheeks OF
Woodchuck's stomach. 800
Off the three of them - r
from the Fairy Queens ps, ]
search of their little fr'enaHN n
was quite cold and Nancy ~
had on their little swea.e.r ~
tams as well as mittens-teS. NJ
warm goloshes over inc
Shoes. =, - ~
"where is everybody, DO 49,
pose :" asked Nancy,
around. ~. voC1
Just then they saw "ah!
chuck's tracks in the snc.s
they tramped after him 70 n''
naAr the rail fence.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

Q. Is blood TRANSMISSION a new
idea? L. H.
A. The TRANSMISSION OF blood from
the veins of one living animal to
those Of another, or from those of
a man or .one Of the lower animals
into a man, Is . very old operation,
having been performed In 1892.
@. Are there any joke-books old
er than Joe Miller's? e. v.
A. This book of jests did not
appear until 1888. A. collection
known as Scoggin's Tests is said
to have been made az early as 1865,
though the Oldest edition extant
bears the date 1926. The full title
runs: The First and Best Parts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
The Daily Short Story

and looked through the portiere to
the room beyond. Horrors! There
high over. the heads of the chatting
ladies. Id spied ON an fashion.
ed sideboard q vase crammed with
pink roses.
Fear sprang to his eyes as he
stared at the full-blown flowers
that were sure to betray his infifm.
ity.
I'm a moment their odor will
reach me-" he thought. Then I'm
LOST"
But the meer sight Of the roses
sufficed to induce the dreaded
nasal tickling. Mental suggestion
alone caused him to utter a violent
"kerchoo," then another and an.
other.
HAS your brother taken cold r
Violent asked anxiously,. glancins
towards the psrlor.
Apparently" returned Madge
carelessly.
Immediately from the parlor
came another series of Vigorous
sneezes. cast forth with the rapid.
ity of a machine gun. When the
explosions ceased, Budlong, wild.
eyed, thrust his head through the
opening of the portiere.
Excuse me, Madge, but we really
must be going. You remember our
engagement in town. Awfully
sorry, Miss vinton, to leave you
and your aunt so abruptly, but it Il
unavoidable"
Thus pfecipitately young Brad.
ley departed. along with mysti-
fed Madge. Once outside the house
the girl asked, What under the
sun made you sneeze so?"
Those accursed roses in the din.
ing room. Didn't you see them"
"why, yes; Violet called my 1t.
tention to them. But, you goosy
gander, those were wax roses made
by violet's aunt! She earns hel
pin money that way"
"Oh, what a fool / ami" groaned
Budlong.
Madge shifted derisively. 81
agree, ninny-boy; furthermore,
advise you to see Violet without
delay and make q clean breast o.
your hay fever. She can't respect
deceiver."
THAT'S true, Sis. I'll see her to-
morrow and make things right"
And he did! During a stroll witt
Violet, after school hours, he con
fessed fully, and the two made
merry over the wax-rose incident
Then Violet grew suddenly grave
"Mr. Bradley, would It consol'
you if I made a similar confession
I, too, suffer from hay fever" :
What" the youth fairly shouted
Its true" murmured Violet
THAT really explains my summer
at the mountains, ALSO my aversion
to dancing and picnicking."
Joy overswept BudlQng. "Won
derful!" he exclaimed. "You and
are alike even to our inirmitiea
Dearest, doesn't that prove bon
clusively that We were made To-
/ each otherr'
Maybe" admitted the girl. "Any
how, II the serum treatment tina
I'm taking fails and I'm forced t,
sneeze my way through life, Their
ID no one I would rather hav'
sneexe with me than you!"
The ordinary persons lungs con
tain 76, O0O, 900 air cells.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

Of Scoggin's TESTS. Full Of M
Mirth and Pleasant Shifts, dor
him in France and other plag
being a Preservative against r.
ancholy. Gathered BY AN
Boord, Doctor of Physicke. !
Q. In q second growth -
should the trees be thinned
pruned? F. AL
A. The forest service says
it would be advisable to thin
trees to increase their growth
@. What is a Cape foot!
J.Ill
A. A Cape foot is . South ~
can unit of measure equal U n
English feet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

ing. plus the broadened understanding that
they might have gained from study Of their
own children and their problems. Commits
sioner shafer apparently takes the view that
this ripened wisdom and experience might
prudtably be made available for the schools
and in support Of that opinion 10 can command
nuch forceful argument
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
GOOD MANNERS

IN Offering = fresh helping to a
euesf Ut your table don't emphasize
the fact that It ID the second. It ID
much better to say, Mrs. Smith,
Do have 5ofne Of the CHICKEN than
NH pAitA. wont ron have soMs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
QUESTIONS AND AxsE1nf
Scarlet Reyef.

Do sefums have any HI -
. child when given to brsyssi
ease? Is it possible 10 -
carry scarlet fever during th37
of incubation and eruption n
- in the stage Of scalinef 4 s
danger Of any member 81 I o.
under quarantine for scarlsf S.a
CARRYING germs II allowed q = ,
and from work and exchanss -
~?
Answer-The chance Of n \
from serums 10 70 small .
pared with the beneiits iIeri,s r.
I should not hesitate % ~
for my own child. Scarlsk ~
mot communicable In ia sisss
invasion and eruption, ana ~
grows less contagious A. =
eruption is out. The confasis
in the discharges from -
throat chiefly, possibly also 4 r
excretions Of bowel and ti1s1
but not in the scaling skin r
bly, q third person cannot A.,
scarlet fever unless he hinusi
coming down with It. Thefy Z
reason to imagine that an =
tagi0ns disease is conveyed thflr
handling money.
Brain Feeds
Am a woman aged q INN
was taken out Of school ana r.
work in a mill when IN IL n
grade. ! now have q tutor. I r
to ask II the so-called brain
would be Of any help in 49,
up q dormant brain. E.ln
Answer-No particular foo1 Z
be properly designated ''brain ID
or nerve food" or ''blood ~
All wholesome foods coshtI
more or less to the huilt1,e
brain tissue, nerve tissue and ~
Even less ground for consl1H
any medicine nerve medicinss
blood builder"
Olive on.
Has olive oil any good efecls
the. system when taken fesulazt
Is It good for q scalp massage
for . dry scalp? II 10, what ki1
should be used, pufs oil, nsdicat1
or commercial olive OH NV.
Answer-Olive oil II an excellsl
food, though inferior to butter. LID
all oils or fats, it has laxative
feet when taken in considefsl
dose. A very little may be aDll
to the scalp If the scalp Or M
too dry, but for such pufpcee i
haps liquid petroleum. Or ~
oil is preferable.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22
Argus Information Bureau

- ~
Ds. rr:l: aaskt. Dtrecss Msshngton Give fnn
essS1siaL rsvi
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-22

The ordinary persons lungs con-
tain Il, O0O, 900 air cells.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-20
CASSIA SHERIFF
ESCAPES ARREST
BY QUICK FLIGHT

Sheriff II. II. Smith of Cassia
county was missing from Burley
Thursday night just before war;
rant was issued for his arrest and
soon after ne had submitted HIS
resignation 10 the county commits
stoners to take effect at their June
meeting.
The disappearance of the officer
follows a complaint made OF miecon-
duct in office and the warrant, Ia
eued at the request of County At
torney II. NJ Morris, Ia based on the
aeilnite charge that Smith turned
in an expense account for his trip
to the sherlff's convent tion In Boise,
included in which was the expense
Of d woman by the name OF Eliza
beth Cleghorn of Salt Lake, who is
alleged to have accompanied Smith
to Boise as his wife.
Smith is said to have fled from
Burley before the warrant could be
served and it was stated that his
whereabouts are unknown.
The sheriif's conduct In office has
been the subject Of much criticism
during the past several weeks. Two
months ago his wife entered a suit
for divorce and sometime ago 1t is
said on Of his sons was confined to
hospital for several weeks because
If an alleged severe beating given
him by the sheriff.
Complaints were filed Thursday
by County Attorney Il. NJ, Morris at
Burley against the members OF the
Cassia county board OF commission
ers for alleged illegal filing Of claims
for allowance for viewing roads
and activity IN connection with the
poor of the county.
The commissioners charged In the
complaints are l.. A. Critchfield, o..
b. Pickett and Joseph Harper
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-20
Brings in Indian Goods.

MFR. Swab, the missionary from
Duck Valley was In town Tuesday,
enroute to the general assembly
meeting at Sioux City Mr.. Swab
brought with him real Navajo
rug. His brother in law, II. ].
Marty is trader at the Navajo sta
ton, located at Indian Wells, Arizo-
ma, The rug is at the Golden Rule
store and Is marvel of workman
ship. Made OF gray, black and
white natural wool and red conven-
tional designs. The red Is the only
artificial coloring, which is their
own preparation. The wool Is
hand washed, hand carded and
the weaving Is made on crude looms
made by the Indians from wood and
sticks.