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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-29

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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23

ray could penetrate metals and other
opaque substances; it remained for
Roentgen to make use of the discov-
cry to see the shadow thrown BY a
bone upon fiuorescent screen, when
Illuminated by X-rays.
Roentgenology has made long
strides since that day. thirty years ago.
when his discovery was first flashed
to startled and incredulous world
To-day no hospital of any pretentions
is without an X-ray apparatus; no sur
geon operates without an X-ray pic
ture to guide him il it is possible to
make one; no dentist undertakes any
large operation upon the mouth or
teeth without the magic picture first
points the way.
We have new methods of making
X-rays. new and better methods OF
using them, and we have added the
name OF Coolidge Immediately below
that OF Roentgen; Coolidge. who made
ductile tungsten, and so the Coolidge
tube. possible. But no rame can stand
beside tina, of Roentgen. a statement
with which DIR. Coolidge would be the
first to agree.
Roentgen stands among the great
benefactors of humanity. He saved
countless lives and kept from unnec-
cessary torture countless more. 1t
is source of great pleasure to all who
use. or have benefited by his discov-
cry. that he lived to ripe old age, and
to see his work universally used by all
the world.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Current Comment
Dirt Farmer on the Job.

A dirt farmer having been appointed
by President Harding TO membership
in the Federal Reserve Board. one of
our Democratic friends complains of
the intrusion of class interests Well.
perhaps the intrusion of one class nito
the supposed reservations of another
class may not be a wholly uncompens-
ated evil. 1t may do the other MEM
bers OF the board good to rub elbows
with a man who has made his living
on a farm. President Harding used
to work on a farm himself, and it is
said he could cut 90 shocks of corn a
day. Thus far Mr.. Harding has not
manifested any inclination to prevent
a dirt farmer from ''intruding' any
where he wants to go.-Portland
(Maine), Express.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
The Veto

Very properly, Governor Moore We
toed the primary bill. The Free Press
announced that more Vetoes COP
Primary" OF course that is mere
political subterguge 1t was not Re-
publican measure in any sense. In
deed. in the STORY" that follows, the
Free Press remarks that Governor
Moore stood squarely on his party
platform. which declared against a d.
rect primary.
Governor Moore is right. This is
not the time to saddle election expens-
cs of 100000 or more every bicnnium
onto the taxpayers OF Idaho.
There is no possibility Of the gov
crnor's veto being ovcrriddcn. The
house might be able to muster the two
thirds majority but the senate vote
will not be materially different than il
was when the bill first passed by a
narrow majority.
One unfortunate feature OF the whole
miserable procedure is that the oppor-
tunity to pass really constructive
election legislation has probably
passed. The present Idaho law is adj
mittedly faulty. And Governor Moore
expressly favored amendments to that
law to make them into thoroughly
workable and satisfactory measure
But the house, determined to do moth
ing until the primary bill passed, has
kept that determination very well in
mind.
Sometimes we stand amazed at the
licenses lawmakers take with liberties
guaranteed by constitutional and re-
publican government.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
u. S. Government Spends s34,5oo, 900
on Forest Roads

Washington.-A total of S34,SOo,-
o62 has been appropriated by the gov
ernment to the states for roads and
trails within or adjacent to the ma
tional forests. Total expenditures of
Federal and cooperative funds to the
amount of $22,2l6724 have already
been disbursed. To date 4,7So miles
of road and OIL miles of trail have
been constructed and S,744 miles of
road and trail have been repaired and
improved.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Straight Facts.

America stopped long enough yes
the birth OF George Washington, next
to Abraham Lincoln the most beloved
figure in all American history What
anniversary of his birth does not mat
ter. The actual number of years that
have elapsed since Washington first
saw the light of day in Westmorcland
county. Virginia. in 1882, is not i'm
portant For the years change but
the day of the year remains constant.
forever.
History deals kindly with men. Not
always does "the evil that men do
live after them. the good is inferred
with their bones" Washington. young
America learns. could not lie. He is
pictured as a God fearing man pos
sessing every sterling character and
without vices.
So be it. We are not materially
concerned with the fact that the
Father of our Country possessed a
violent temper which, though slow to
rouse, was none the less vindictive
when it possessed him.
History, too, gradually gives credit
where credit does not belong. In re-
cent years. how many have iterated
and reiterated the American policy OF
no entangling alliances. And always
these speakers have waved American
flags, placed the words in the mouth
Of George Washington. and rested Sc
cure in the knowledge that traditions
would prevent any serious considera-
ton of American participation in world
affairs as reflected through the league
OF nations.
But il was not Washington who FIRST
gave expression to the American iso-
lation policy. AS Golfers remarks in
the current issue:
Washington's Birthday. in this
troubled 1928, is good time to
get rid, once and for all, Of the
notion that the Father OF his
country" warned it against EN-
tangling alliances"
Washington never said it: Tho.
mas Jefferson said il in 1901. II
he meant strict isolation, he
changed hi mind when Napoleon
sent an expedition against San
to Domingo. for ne spoke forcibly
of the need to marry ourselves
TO the British feet and nation.
Historians err. But history is UNI
changeable. And il is well TO get
facts straight.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
It's Always So

The bttercst thing about Debs
speech in Chicago is not the venom
of his words but the fact that he is
free to utter them.
When Dcbs was pardoned eleven
months ago Attorney General Daugh-
crty issued a statement in which he
expressed his hope that Debs would
devote his talents to some useful
purpose"
The only purpose to which Debs de-
sotcs his talent is the purpose of the
anarchist. the bolshevist and the COM
mon or garden crook.
II despise and defy their laws,
screamed the beneficiary of the presi-
dents mercy. Criminal or deluded
followers will echo Debs' lawless
words.-New York Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Republican Officials Collect Overdue
Taxes.

Washington.-The drive OF the In
ternal Revenue Bureau under the pres
ent administration to collect back tax
es resulted in nearly los million dol
lars in delinquent income and profit
taxes being collected during the last
six months. II this rate is maintained
and il is believed by revenue officials
that it will be exceeded. the collection
of back taxes for the fiscal year end
ing June 30 will be very close to $50
million dollars. These receipts are, OF
course. in addition to the regular COL
lection OF taxes. The delinquent taxes
that arc being collected arc taxes that
were due bu, unsolicited under the
Democratic administration.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Federal inspectors Handled ESQ Mil
lion Sheep Last Year.

Washington.-Last year inspectors
Of the Bureau OF Animal Industry
passed on the health of nearly rs mil
lion sheep with special reference to
the presence of soabies. a parasitic
disease that causes a great deal OF
loss to ranchers il it is allowed to
gain Roadway in hocks. More than
s. 800 900 of these sheep were dipped to
destroy the parasites
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
BUYS HARDWARE STOCK

The Clark Hardware company on
Tuesday concluded a deal whereby it
acquired the stock OF the defunct
Sheir.ai.-Fisk Hardware company.
Stocks of the latter store inventoried
about $4,000 They are being taken
10 the Clark Hardware company 5
store where they will be incorporated
with the stock OF that concern.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23

OUR BOY REPORTER

Thursday holiday all over the u. States
sept in school had to ssay Sumthin bout him
In school so asst Mister Jess GOwen does he know
anything bout Mister Washington for me to tell
in school he sed we'll don't know much bout
him George sept he invented that CRATE i'll door
sport called nothn but the truth witch marrid men
tell thare wies | told my Mother bout it AM
she LATED till she cried pretty near Nell she sedl
she don't blame her so | CESS will jess tell bout
him cuttin down the cherry tree that time when
his fother told him to go out with his Ratchet an
cut down sum pine trees an make shillin. That's
how they called them pine tree shillns Mister
Gibbons sed he gessed Emmy how he dident lie
a bout it. He WIS presdunt also time. No Il
mean times like Mister Wilson witch KEEP us outta
the till it wus pretty near late. He amt no
reashun to Nell Wilson emmy how
Jim dash
Mister Frank Wilcox is gOn a way for 3 years
an mebbv he will stay longer an Mrs Wilcox also
for gittin checks all mixed up bout sumthin an
pickin up peoples autos an taken them way an
payin hiden go seek with Sheriff Mason an people
like that witch nose jesses much bout that game
as you do My fother likes chess better than
checkers becos he don't haff to move SO often.
jim dash
Mister George Durant put on dance an supper
an radio up the Legion you had to say ginger
plussnap to git in an set down to eat witch is easy
Nell she dances a wicked shoulder the cheef sedl
when she goes out to danes.
Jim dash
Mister lanes Motlow had his land took out OF
the CITY limits up to cort nobudy tried to stop
him neether so now he dons half to pay no tackses
to the city.
Jim dash
Mister Orval Fox is he'd presdunt now for men
witch has got titles | CESS hes mite OF the PINK
periammers my fother sed
Jim dash
Edna West an Edna Ingram had party up to
Mrs Harold Hartenbowers witch wus eats an then
they nlaved cards but it wusent nuthn but jess sum
GIRLS an ladvs also witch is marrid but | don't no
who got the prize
Jim dash
If YOU have got sum End handed turnitcher 10
trade in YOU can git sumthing new ter 1t up TO MIS-
fer Cases End handed store. My Mothers gon 10
trade in our baby carridge for sumthln more use
full she told my fother.
jim dash
JJldine Cartons goin to sing to my tothers 1un-
raj # NV fother ever hears her sing becaus evry
time he hears sum lady sngn good he wants them
TO sing to his funral enuffs promised MN all
ready to fill up the hull church so they wont have
no room for the Paul bares. an things like that.
Jim dash
Mister Iacl, Turtles gone to Long Beach an Mrs
Tuttle also witch is ware you go set down OH Tue
beach an watch the rest of he world go by an git
vour ewes full OF sand CESS.
lin dash
have got to run on messldge Ter Nell Deloie
school so amt got no more time to rite It's WITH
note but that's all no. | have got to waite 1or
anser also.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23

Senator Caraway. of Arkansas, after
whom the we'll known seeds were
named. on account of their size, SAID
in the Senate recently; Il have lying
on my desk copies of reports that
touch vitality the conduct of the Attor-
ney General" Doubtless the peren-
NAL party orator was right when ne
said the reports were Lying. Nation
la Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
DANCE DATE CHANGED

The annual Commercial Club dance
on St. Patricks Day has been changed
this year to March 10, according TO
an announcement made by Fred Holt
man. chairman of the entertainment
committee March II happens to be
Saturday and the committee ieit
that to be a poor night for the func-
ton.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Something Added
Roentgen is dead.

Roentgen is dead.
Millions OF people have had good
cause TO rise up and call his name
blessed, for William c. Roentgen was
the owner OF the brain which saw
what the x-ray might be to suffering
humanity. Hertz and Lenard had al
ready shown that the familiar cathode
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Some Real Work Needed.

Efficiency experts are all right IN
their place, but what the world needs
above everything else at this time is a
batch of folks who will lend helping
hand in doing the daily, hum-drum
tasks that surround us on every side.
Springfield (Mo.) Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
II Sure Treated Bill Rough

Bryan indorses the proposal to abol-
ish the Electoral College. Considering
his experience, we are not astonished
at his position.-Pittsburg Gazette
Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Who Can Answer This?

Let's see. wasn't the league OF ma
tons to settle all such affairs as this
between France and Germany!-kan-
sas City Times.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13

So . WesaasD hAsaksts sa.ts a
CalAsa Rsls 6tass.
Graham whole wheat and rye bres.
At tie Emas'. Bakery.
Mrs J. r. hssd left Friday 70,
Wsiser 10 10 with her sis.er-:n- law
uho il seriously i'll.
Doar let yosr rsdiator freeze. w,
ssl dehstGsed = ehoi al Sl25 per gal
leI. II. I. Davis drug store.
Quality Market specials for sstu.
day only; Home cured hams, 2Se
honas cured bacon. Use; ssif,'s Break
fast hAeaa gle.
TAs W. C. r. U. will meet With Mrs
r. W, Polly Tuesday sfissneoa, De
ssmber - Mrs Dieksea. leader.
Deaf forget the Baptist baxar aad
foad sois Saturday, Dee. rs. In CasA
Bs1Ax building. open ns az 10 a. m
LAsssA s~rssd srosa 1889 a. IA. aatil
iiSo p. ~.
ns,s' Hi-,se sAs-.. , Is IL inch too.
81 d1sA. sesrAsi u t..ss. ss4s sa1
asa. - 6st1~a hst~ steFs.
R~s. Mr.. Move Of p.yezas siii
spssk in tbs chrissisA ehanvh here
EsaAsy ss~Aiss ~ 7 so He siii s.lk
IA tbs interest of the spaasns anissr,
sssy.
1--we. corn fsstened sarkeys. Ysgs
eAoies SEQ Hsrpef's barn, 0as asy
sAiy. Saturday. nec ~. fresa " q
sp y. Alss fs. hssrea Racks Al
Zoe. I-zg
cA.r'es Haeps. .As lsoseS 10 Crane
Osx-. ssss sssAsx sse t.0ashi l4ft.sa
sAoS. sAs IN Lssn several days ,hs
FRS II tss sesl las4sag stieg s.s
s~nsA 90 The b~aeA he sesas..ea Aess4s,
Wednesday.
J. r. Daee eesas sosa frees Cascade
FssAay 10 sss~sins~As iAs elessHr cd,
81 NE sssessss~ business Aess. He
s~rssss god progress .<sar sAAas ia
Ma a~u ,sa@l~sass es.@rprass al Cas-
aA<s n -. : assssy es4asassea
We ss.ks sa kae4s If fEs.se pas.
ur t-koa~ ss ySaf ssSa~zs EsAsaesi
hehssy.
81 . ~ Ws-aass bisakst.. tits 81
C~A1ss ksis kssss.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13

Mrs. Cox came in today from Sweet
10 visit.
Robert Burr is in toxn this week
from Ola.
Mrs. b. o. Clark and John are Boise
visitors todsy.
". n Graham arrived Wednesday
from Star valley.
Burr Leisy Of Sweet is ia town on
business this week
Mrs. Henry Love was = business
visitor in Boise Saturday.
Special shS~iae II silk asl vel
Ar-s~es II SIS II CslA~a Rule.
Mr.. and Mra. Clayton Manson Of
Brop'nise are visitors In town today.
EaxliaA aruy biankrsa, heavy
w~sEht. special t3-ss ., Getdea Rsie.
Mrs. John shsxnly Of Boise visited
Wednesday with Mrs. Ray Newcomer
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Warden were
business visitors In Boise Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Goodman Of Boise is
a rues, Of her aunt. Mrs. j. b. Brook
Ter.
Mrs. J. S. Rehinson's good, have
arrived and ahe Mil deliver them this
week
Delicious apples for sale. SOC 10
u.se per box Jay Sanders, phone
e4-R T.
Fer Saie--Buy . beautiful yellow
Canary singer for your Christmas
present Phone 81 W. Ii-2t-
Mr.. and Mrs. lanes whits~ll left
"Wednesday 10 visi; Mrs.. whitselrs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson Of
Sweet
Auto wheel and truck work. Horse !
shoetns $3.50 psr head and up Square
Deal Blacksmith shop. next TO G. A. |
X Hall io-2p.
Notice 70 whom IL may eoncern; I
All goods ordered from Ars. Rob inson /
s1ll be delivered the first Of IL com 1
ms week. H.
All kinds Of fancy rolls. also Parker
House. Preach. and poppy seed rolls. Z
Let az MAKE your party orders. En-
ns~ss Bakery.
n. 7. Davis has q most acceptable
Ire Of neu Christmas cards. tart
seals and booklets Come in early be-
fore the assoS.men. 10 picked over
Live, corn faitened turkeys. Your
choice roo. Harp~r's barn, one day
only. Saturday, Dec. =, from IL to
tP. n. Also few Barred Rocks at
SOC. li-2t
The Baptis, ladies viii serve sand
witches. pickles. baked beam. dough-
nuts and coffee in the Cash Bazaar
bailding Saturday. Dec. Is, from ll:3o
q. m. until 7:so p. m.
Geo. W. Knowles rrtsrned this af-
,erncon from the Ola and Gross SEC
sions. where he had been surveying
for Jesse Demasters and Sherman
Glenn. He says ducks and grouse
are plentiful up there.
Delicious apples for sale. soc 10
tiJso per box. Jay Sanders. phone
64-R I.
Boys all-~ccl mackina~s Sass at
Golden RsIs Store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13

....,..a ....,s'.. sass 81 Co.
A.,. vAss, and rye bread
-E,setris ~.shsr, good -
n $3.50 shs.p II taken ct oacs'
"I., office. Hit
...,,, radiator frsess- We
pst = ~ .lsoi.oi al ti.z5 pr
AZ. pss's drug '
e.,........ ssaass'.A VII. ,., u.
,...,,. COMPANY. logging
..s... !. lsss ''lls'' . N '''a-
,.l.1,. s<asA tarH'sf. sss s, to
-, % hsvs his eyes. sAish
usssllas hi'a a'ssh 81 late
t,ns, rolls, also Parker
Trs<A. All sePps . ...s r Ss.-
.sLs ysaf parry 0'ass
lI~y. -
t.sssHsd sssksys- Year
49, H.Fgers hArE. ohs aAy
.T Dse. =. frena y 10
III A.. ts. Barred h li'a !"
..l .ss Dsiiiss< - sss
GsAArs k-s< ss'ss
A.. cs.ss. 80 hsd bs~a VS.
49,. l<ss. fsssrass Hsadsy
>. sss-'sss 70 ,.sssA 70
a NefAssss1. hsH- nus
49, tsx ssSsciss tf'sss baAs~.
- Ezsssa tisssi nsAs
b.x 4 NJ ,fs7@sas stsss'
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80 saxss sY1s astssasa a
.s.sxs. ! Y hssAs
a.. s.r1ssss.<s ists wsa-
4, "a 80 ssssss a. Valley.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13
Motto. Of Annual Meeting.

Notice il hereby given that the an
nusi n.ee,ing Of the stockholders or
the Sand Hollow Ditch Company Of
Emmett. Idaho, will be held in City
Hall. Emmett, Idaho. on Saturday,
January s, 1924, at 2 O'Clock p. m. to
elec. = board Of directors and trans
act such other business ~ may come
before the meeting.
JOHN +. DAVIES, Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13

To clean an enamel bath which has
b,>nu,c discp'ored. take sou c'o'h'
dir /, in turpeniine and rub the bath.
Polish with 4 dnsier. Enamel baths
may also he clcansed With kvrosene.
They should he well washed out after
var. with hot water and soda to ~
move the smeli u the kerueessN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13
es. pair, arv.hea.

when paint brushes have been laid
aside for some time they become very
dry and hard. To remedy this. heat
some vinegar to the boiling point. Inn
mersr the brushes, AMI ulea allow
thorn to simmer for about 10 minutes
or morn in strong soap sads. They
viii he ~ new again.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13
CHRISTMAS CARDS

The Index has received . wondfer.
fui line Of Christmas Greeting cards
They are artistic creations, rich in
eoloring and rev in design.
II is not too early 70 make your
selection.
Last year many we're disappointed
ut the last minute because the supply
WAS exhausted.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13
NMke

The final date for paying the frs,
instsi.ment Of Emmett Irrigation Dis.
triet assessments without penalty !,
Dee. IT. 1929. at 8 p. m.
KARL l. MANN, Treasurer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13

We print yosr own text and name
on the cards. making them more dis
tinetive than the regular stock cards.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-12-13
SATURDAY SPECIALS
ut the Goidea Rule Store.

bsit ses1less rsisiAs. 3 liz. sse.
Roasted Peanuts, 5 Lis. SOC.
ha, Idaho Tomatoes (No. %. !
eaas 55e.
hdhers Oats. pkKs. Toe.
seh'li,ns toffee (.ii ibs.) SI.Os.
fsaeS Chocolates q ID. boaes) 5Sr
tshey Chocolates @ ID. boHes) Si.Is
Shristmss trees are s~iIias fast.
s~e ~ before yea bay. Our prizes
are right.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-04-19
REMIERS PUT MORE
PRESSURE ON RUHR
Decide on Enforcing Sterner Re-
strictions in the Occupied Area
Until Berlin Yields.

Paris.-France and Belgium are no
nearer an accord on what hould be
the minimum ~reparations acceptable
from Germany than they were the day
the Ruhr occupation started. This is
the result of the first days renewed
conferences of Premiers Poincare and
Theumis, Foreign Minister aJsper and
their associates.
With the exception of a brief dis
cussion when Poincare entertained at
dinner-with Louis Loucheur present
the talks were devoted to studying
how the Ruhr can be made more pro-
ductive by applying new forms OF
economic pressure.
The official communique said this
would be necessary for an indefinite
period, as the French and Belgian gov
ernments are equally determined to
continue their pressure until Germany
has decided to make proposals for the
payment of Preparations directly to the
two nations.
Officials naturally are reticent about
revealing what measures are to be ap-
piled until they have actually started
but the New York Herald correspond
ent was informed from a reliable
source that the new sanctions will in
clude making people remain indoors
at night in he Troublesome increase
in the forces of occupation.
AS far as the economic side is con
cerned, the experts intend to increase
the levies on the coke stores as well
as the seizures of material both in
the Ruhr and Rhineland which may
be useful in PREPARATIONS work both
In France and Belgium.
This will include vast quantities of
agricultural material Of which France
will be greatly in need during the next
few months. Factories in the Ruhr
are said to have thousands of plows,
harrows and harvesting machines
which may be used to increase
Frances food production.