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Evening star., 1923-01-10

Mrs Kellogg, wife of Senator Frank
B. Kellogg. will not receive tomorrow
afternoon. as she has gone TO New
York to remain until the end of the
week. She will receive the other
Thursdays in January.
Evening star., 1923-01-10

Mrs. John B. Kendrick and Miss
Rosamaye Kendrick, wife and daugh-
ter of Senator Kendrick of Wyoming,
Will be at home Thursday afternoon
In their apartment, at 2400 18th street,
from to 6 o'clock. Mrs Francis C.
Williams of Sheridan, Wyo., the
house guest and sister of Mrs. Ken
drick, will be with them.
The nnipistar oP Su,f,,a-i.,d ,na
Evening star., 1923-01-10

Mrs. Willard salisbury will be at
nome tomorrow afternoon after
o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-01-10

CONTINUED on Ninth Page.1
Evening star., 1923-01-10

The third assistant secretary of
state. Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss. was
Evening star., 1923-01-10

Nine. Peter entertained a company
of eighteen at dinner last evening in
honor Of the ambassador of France
and Nine. Jusserand.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
KAJfCl LAKEWOODSKY
HRlSNfK Sc PRED SOU
DEM PRIMAL.

"Od dolby, kdy mne zasahl
kuli z revolveru policejni SET
Miller poznal jsem vfru a pro-
to .isem fekl vse, co jsem lou
pezich vedel," pravil kajicny
lump William Russell, lake
woodsky povestny vykradac
bytd a soucasn6 doznal, re v
jmenovanem pfedmestf spa
chal vice jak SO vloupani. Po-
kani mu mnoho nevyneslo, neb
byl odsouzen okresnlm soud-
Gem F. p. Waltherem ma dozi-
voti, nejv2tsi trest stanoveny
"a nocni vloupani do obydle-
neho staveni. Russell pred od-
souzenfm SWIM provad6l pol.
natelnika po domech, kde pd-
sobil a take byl v privodu okr.
zalobce Stantona "a tehoz man
zelky dopraven do Cincinnati,
kde udal majitele zastavaren,
kterym kofist lakewoodskou
prodaval a kde take nektere
skvosty byly nalezeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
zATcENY SYNDlKALIsrA.

! Ma zatykac vydany michi-
ganskymi 1rady, zatcen byl
vcera A. V. Severino, 1859 W.
chodni 1872. ul., jenz sc mel
dopustiti prestoupeni zakona
o syndikalismu. Krone jme-
novaneho patra policie zdejsi,
"a spolupdsobeni federalnich
ai'adI, jeste po jednom podob.
mem provinilci.4 Zatykace odl.
vodneny jsou stejnymi preci.
ny, jak zatykace vydane ma
w. z. Fostera a C.. E. Ruthen-
berga i j., kteri byli zatceni
pred n3kolika mesici po schlzi
v'Bridgeman, Mich. Severinc
Jest lrednikem clevelandskych
delnickych unii jinych orga
nisaci, ktere Sc zatcenemr
druhoyi postaraji o pravni o
chranu. e.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
PROCES Sc "SfLENYM"
VRAHEM.

Dnes odpoledne postaven
bude pred okresniho soudce
F. P. Walthera Fred Goettling
pro brutalni zavrazdeni OBJ
chodnika zelezarskym zbozim
H. Keima, 1923 Quincy ave.
Asistent okresniho navladniho
J. T. Cassidy oznamil, re sc
obvin6ny k cinu nepriznal. !
Vcera sc dostavili ma hlavni
policejni straznici pribuzni. oh.
zalovaneho pronesi pranf
ahy Goettling ma vzdy byl "a.
wen y nekterem blazinci. O.
kresnl zalobce Stanton vsak
zadost odmitl s poukazem, ze
Goettling byl propulsion z bla-
zince jako uzdraveny a ze tu-
idi#polehcujici okolnost, re by
Gin spachal jsa ,dusevne nepfi-
cetny,i odpada, a re souzen bu
de jako kazdy jiny clovek nor
malni. V pripad6 tom musel
by pax zniti rozsudek ma smrt
neb ma dozivoti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
AMERICKA LEClE POvAzU.
JE POZvANi e. v. DEBSE
IA URAzKU.

City Club, v n9mz po jiste
orosici bylo odhlasovano, ably
byii Eugen Debs pozvan jako
fetnfk, obdrzel Cd Americke
Legie dopis, v nemz jednan!
klubu jest ostfe odsuzovano,
ba povazovano i ia ur;izku
vsech, kdoz polozih zivoty We
prospGch v6ci, Debsem potira-
nc. X protestu Sc odhodlala
Legie po schdzi, trvajicf dive
hodiny. ale vefejnosti neni zna
mo, zda odhlasovan byl jed,
nomysfne neb zda dozna1 ne.
jakeho odporu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
HABIC SNAD PkEC ZEMRE
v ELEKTRICKE zIDLI.

Asistent okresniho zalobce
II. E. Parsons odcestoval vCera
do Columbus, ably u guvernera
A.. Y. Don'aheye pdsobil proti
jakeko-li zmene rozsudku okr.
soudce Bernona, jenz odsoudil
Charlese Habiga k smrti pro
zastfelenl pol. straznika Au-
gusta Dyka. Zalobce Stanton
sam pravil: "Habig Sc nestal
obeti okolnosti, primal Sc k vi
NE q vrazdy Sc dopustil, kdyz
policista Dyke Sc suazil "a
braniti loupezi. Zlocin jest
vylozenou vrazdou prvniho
stup6."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
VELKY NAVAL K PkEDNAS
KAN DIR. COUE.

Francouzsky lekaf dr.. Coue
vzbudil jistou sensaci svoji le-
febni methodou pomoci auto
sugesce, coz We skutecnosti ne
nj nicim novym. Hlavni v6ci
jest, re 81 uni ,d9lati vybornou
reklamu. !, Byl po0van 'tez do
Clevelandu. kde bude v Static
rove hotelu prednaseti o SVEN
zpisobu leGeni. Naval o list
ky v pre4prodeji jest tax znac-
ny, re v obchode The Korner
g. Wood Co., 737 Euclid ave.,
bylo jiz prodano ma 5000 vstu-
penek ac Sc do salu vejde jen
1000 osob. DR.. Coue vsak bu-
de prednaseti nekolikrate, tax
ahy Sc ma vsechny zvedavce
dostal0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
UMRTl JEDNOHO z NEJ.
STARSfCH CESKYCH
PIONYRU.

70 rokI I'll mezi nami v Gle
lande vce1.a zesnuly krajan
Frant. St9dronsky, jenz pri-,
byl do nasi osady, citajici te-,
hdy jen n6co malo, k1ajanl So
,tya pry vice jak deset, v start
dewitt rokl, spolu s dvema bra
try. Do rodiny pozdeji priby-
Ii dalsi sourozenci, zdejsi bratr.
Jan a dive sestry pi. Marie Don
nelly a pi. Fannie Zakova. Ze-
snuly narodil sc we Varvazove
u Pisku. Zanechava zde syna
Franka a dceru pi. Marii HUI
deckovou, v jejimz dome take
pozemskou pout' dokoncil a
Getn6 pflbuzenstvo. Pohfeb
star6ho naseho prGkopnlka ko-
nan bude v sobotu 2. hod.
odp. z pohrobnickeho zavodu
E. v. Raus sym ma hHbitov
Riverside.
Vyslovujeme zarmutkem po-
stizene rodin9 nasi nejupfim-
n9jsi soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
vYKRADENY BYT.

Peter Batyrus, 1868 Gruss
ave. N. E, mel zvyk, ze nez Sci
po SVEN dennim zam6stnani,
byt zavirati a klic u'kladati ma
urcite misto v zadni chodbe
Kdyz Sc vcera vecer vracel z
prace ucinil obvykly chmat, ale
klice jiz tam nebylo, "a to ma
lezl ale jiz dvere otevreny, "a
kterouz dsluhu 81 neznamy byl
wal dvoje hodinky nektere
skvosty. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
MAYOR FRED KOHLER A
SDRUzENf POZEMKO4
vYCH OBcHODNlKU. 1

" HoMenden hotelu usppra-
dalo vcera vecer clenstvo the
Cleveland Real Estate Board
80. vyrocni banket, ma ktery
jako hlavni recnlk byl pozvan
move zvoleny senator .Spoje-
nych StatI z New Yorku, dr..
Royal S. Copeland, kdezto o
zabavu Sc postaral chicazsky
humorista. Douglas Malloch,
ale hlavni zabavu zpdsobil
mayor Kohler, jenz vyzvan,
ably take promluvil; povstal a
pravil:
"Jsem rad, ze jsem zde, ne
bot jste to byli w, pozemkovi
sobchodnici, kteTf jste odhadli
pozemky ma Mallu tax, ze me-
sto jest ma pfijmech pfistim
rokem zkraceno o 100000 -
odhadli jste to tax, ze mesto
musi zaplatiti dvoj1asobnou
cenu t6chto majetkd." Take
Jim vycetl, ze Sc postavila or
ganisace "a "stary" Abtordv
ddm, ktery byl vlastne .histori-
ckym svindlem. Dale pravil
ironicky, re prisel " obave, by
.rada pozemkovych obchodni-
XII 81 nevada ma starost NEST
ske Auditorium, jak lohskeho
roku bylo navrzeno a tax po-
starano bylo o Brine, ktere "a
$7,000.0O0 kapes poplatni-
ctva ma m6sto bylo uvaleno.
Stiplave poznamky ale nezpi-
sobily nikterak zle krve - ma
opak budily veselost cetneho
shromazd6ni. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
v DETROIT POLAPENY Gle
VELANDSkT LUPtc.

Detektivove Fiess a Burk-
hadt privezli vcera 2 Detroit
muze, jenz Sc primal, ze dne
10. prosince spolu jeste jed
MIN "kolegou" prepadli zlat-
nika M. Kaplana, 1925 Central
Ave., jemuz ma hotovosti a kle.
notech sebrali as $4,000. Zatce.
ny uvalil ma sebe podezreni
prOdavanim vetSiho mnozstv
'klenotI v jiste detroitske "a.
stavarne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
NEsKOLEKTOVANA. ZARU'
KA "a UPRCHLEHO OBJ
zALOVANEHO.

Olsey F. Champion byl ob.
zalovan pro spoludcast pfi "a.
vrazdeni TIL. A. O. Connella,
"a kteryz zlocin byla jiz od-
souzena manzelka prvnejsiho
Champion sc vSak k soudu me-
dostavil a proto byla prohla.
Sena zan slozena zaruka $4,000
Ia propadlou. Kauci podepsa.
la pi. Marta Onieova, z {. 92a
Parkwood drive, ma ktere bu-
de nyni obnos soudn6 vyma.
ham.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
TlSKo ovA cHYBAv KUR-
SU vALUT.

Pokles ceskoslovenske koru-
ny vcera hlaseny, stal Sc skus
tecne nasledkem tiskove chy-
by, nebot' dnesni kurs doetu-
puje opetn6 obvykle vyse a si-
ce vetsi, nez-li hlasen byl pred
dv6ma dny. Jedna koruna ma
burse stoji 2.88 cent?.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11

Il re hnafmi Tstartni,
zkusen5 5mi, zejm6na budou-li
nuceny pl it dame Z pfijmh,
coz vldt1a shodla prosaditi a
uvaliti ma vsechny Stavebni a.
Pdjccvnf spolecnosti, phi pla-
cent dividend, ktere slibuji.
DR.. Rybak mluvn tez 0 move
budove, kterou spolecnost no.
dla postaviti, jakmile budou
plany hotovy, coz bnde nej-
kratsf lbndoucnosti. Budova
tato postavena bude ma starem
Finguhnovx majetku, 5642
Broad way, ktery jest v prdce-
Ii Az = do hloubky 16O stop
rozm6rh. CeN pfizemek bude
zaujat spoTeEnostf, kde zave-
demo bude vsechno nejmoder-
'nejA zatiEepi, jako pokladny,
-bezpecnostnf schranky atd.
Hofenf ctyfi patra budou opa-
tfena vybahouadly q pronaja-
ty "a dtadevny, moderni v kaz
dem smeru. 6
a.
Spolecn0st jiz nyni dostava
nabidky ma tato kancelafska
mfsta = spplsha Sc, ze skoro
celia budova- bude pronajata
jeste pred sym dostavsnfm..
j. Phi zaverce sve feci DR.. Ry-
bak dekoval vsem podflnlklm
spolecnosti "a jejich soucin-
most v minulosti a "a jejich d
lohu, kterou provedli pfi lspe
ahu spolecnosti "a tak kratkou
dobu jeff existence a nabadal
vsechny pfitomne, ably obnovi-
Ii svou cin1ost iv budoucnosti,
aby pov9st Atlas Spofitelni a
Pdjcovni spolecnosti vzbudila
pozornost vSeobecne vefejnosti
nejen v m9ste Clevelande, ale
!! v cel6m state. &
PAN Frank Smetana, druhy
mistophdSeda spolecnosti O.
slovil take podihiky v ceskem
jazyku, poukazav ma RUNE
body feci pfedsedovy, jmeno-
vite upozornoval ma skutecnost
aby Sc naucili provadeti vse-
chny obchodni zalezitosti Sc
svoji spolecnosti, ably Sc vse-
mozne vynasnazili, ably spoiled
most mohfa 'vzestupowati a ably
byli hrdi ma to, ze jsou podil-
milky takoveso ceskeho podni.
!: :ku.
Po vyrizeni formalnich "a
,lezitosti bylo postarano Q po-
baveni 1castnikd, ktere svere-
lno v tom ohledu osvedcenemu
hostu naSeTnu p. Vacl., Albre.
chtovi, jenz svemu 1kolu pred
nesem veselych pisni v pine
'mife dostal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-11
'vALNA IIRoMADA ArLAsU

vALNA HRoMADA ATLAASu| !
Vyrocnf schdze podllnfk1
Atlasu, dsporne a vypomocne
spolecnosti, konana v Ceske
N. Sfni vecer 1tery 8. ledna
1923 byla jako obycejne cetne
navstfvena.
Pan A. e. Sicha, popularnf1
tajemnfk spolecnosti precetl
svoji zpravu, jez byla podilni-
ky vlfdne pfijata. Pan josef
|Malecek, predseda nominacnf-
no vyboru, predlozil jmena ce-
lie stare riditelske rady, jme-
novite: Michael Becka, Josef
Blaha, Jan S. Broz, Geo. s..
Gym F. E. Jankovsky, Chas.
"A. Kadlecek, DR.. A. F. Klohs
A. E. Sfcha, A. B. Sprosty, Ja-.
mes Volk, JOS. Malecek, A. L.
Mares, J. Nimberger, S. V. Pal
da, Albert Pawelka, DR.. J.. F.
Rybak, Anton Sacha, Frank
Smetana, F. j. Week, John
Weizer, DR.. E. A. Womacka
podilnikdm k move nominaci,
nacez Geo. Palda, pravnik spo-
lecnosti, po zmlnce Q uspechu
spolecnosti "a ffzeni cele rady
neodporucoval zm9nu a navr-
hoval znovuzvoleni fiditelstva
aklamaci. Navrh byl pine u
znan a jednomyslne proveden.
Phi zprav6 predseda DIR. j.
F. Rybak kladl hlamni ddraz
ma nasledovnl body: Spoiled
most poskytla b6hem roku 21O
mortgagovych pdjcek v dhrn-
ne summe do $887.000 v cell
kove summ6 $3,325.243.03,
jak vykazuji knihy dnes s do
datecnymi zadostmi "a pnjc-
ky We vysi $150.0OO.
Vzrdst spolecnosti ma vkla-
dech "a rok vzrostl O $635.O0O
COZ cini souhrn $3,140.O41.62.
DR.. Rybak jmenovite zddraz
nil, ze vzhledem k spofitelnim
vkladdm jest Atlas nyni dru-
hou nejvetsi spolecnosti v me-
ste a vyzyval podilnfky, aby
Sc vsemi silami se vynasnazili,
ably suma dosahla vyse $4,000
900 koncem tohoto roku. Gel
kove jm6ni spolecnosti koncem
roku obsahovalo $3,846,59O.0 .0S
coz jest jiste velice vyznam.
nym vykazem pro spolecnost,
ktera existuje teprve sedm no.
XII a dsp9ch jeji mel by byti
cti cele nasi osady.
Ably spolecnost zabezpecila
Sc proti kazde nahodilosti, ia.
ko moznost snfzeni 1rokovych
sazeb, nasledkem te skutecno.
sti, ze "a posledni jeden nebc
diva roxy vyvstalo mnoho no.
yych spolecnosti, kterymi pod.
statne bude zvysena sout9z
pfedpovida predseda, ze do
jde k prebytecnym zdrojin
pen6z, nasledkem cehoz samo,
Gimme bude 1rokova Saba sni
zovana, takze bude zapotfeb
rozsahlejsi cinnosti obchodni
ably zachovana byla nynejs
IvySe dividend.
Soucasn6 toto ma byti w
strahou vefejnosti, ably neza
kupovala nijakych dilcu v no
Ivych spolecnostech, ktere sta
lie ieSte prodavaji dflce, proto
ze tyto spolecnosti must nara
ziti ma velike obtize pfi soute
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21
CHAUTiUQUA NEWS

The first news Of the Chautauqua
program for this year has just been
received here. That a truly gala
week is in store for the lecture, music
and entertainment lovers is evident
from these first reports. The dates
for Blackfoot have been definitely
set for July 27 to August 8.
First in musical Importance comes
A. F. Thaviu and twenty-five selected
members of his celebrated EXPOSE
tion Band. Honors have been
heaped upon this distinguished mu-
stefan, who now ranks with Sousa
and Creatore as one of the leaders
in his chosen profession. Unprece-
denied attendance will undoubtedly
greet the band at their two concerts
on the last day.
The artists recital on the third
night by James Hamilton assisted
by the Mixer Orchestral Quartet will
be another musical headlight, With
a tenor voice, dramatic in quality,
sweet and powerful, and magnetic
stage presence, Hamilton will sing
himself straight into the hearts of
his hearers.
The fifth day, too, will be full of
interest to lovers of good music.
Leslie Taylor, dainty Scotch violinist,
pupil of the great Auer, and Guy
Mariner, New Zealand pianist,
present a full program in the after
noon. Mr.. Mariner is fast becom-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21

tee that we could not have more
guests here tonight. We still hope
to have q meeting of the main body
of the old timers with their wives
and to further interview the events
of the old times" :
DR.. Hudson: 81 want to tell some
thing on Ike and Mr.. Bergman;
something that Herm told me. The
story runs this way: Mr. Bergman
was in Blackfoot one cold winter
night and registered at the hotel and
there, was one little stove in the
Office. He stood by 1t and rubbed
his hands and spread them about
and turned front and back trying to
absorb enough warmth to get the
chill out of him and finally gave 1t
up and went to bed. The room was
frigid and he rolled up in all the
bedding there was, with his own
clothes spread on and still he was
cold. He tucked in, curled up and
shivered and waited for q long time,
and finally dressed and went back
again to that little stove In the Office
thinking 1t might be some relief,
and soon Ike Smith came In from
out among the mules, with his long
whiskers full Of icicles, and went to
shaking them out and holding them
up at the stove, and Bergman said,
For heavens sake Ike, what room
did they give your"
Smith: II can vouch for all that"
Parting song and the good nights.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21

Mayor Peck and family motored
to Salt Lake the last of the week,
and their daughter, Grace, left for
California.
Mrs. ]. C. Millick and daughter,
Marie, have gone to Boulder, Colo
RADIO, where Miss Millick will attend
school, taking business vourse.
Mrs. Millick will return soon.
Fire Insurance, Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
John G. Brown and S. w. Wilson
are in Chicago buying goods for the
Brown-Eldredge Furniture company.
Mrs. L. ]. Porter and Mrs. Martha
Quillin are visiting friends in Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. E. E. Kottke spending her
vacation in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Misslen enter
tanned their daughters and families
from Pocatello and Aberdeen the last
Of the week.
Notary Public. First National
Bank. adv. tt.
Twenty-Five Boy Scouts left Sun
day morning for the trip thru the
Yellowstone park. r-l-,.. ...e
P. S. Fisher and family spent Sat
uAOdy dAU Ouhuoy a. Ao'o AAOS
Springs.
Mrs. James Welch and son, Ralph,
and daughter Alice, left Tuesday
for Hot Lake, Oregon, to make their
home.
FIRECRACKERS- Fireworks, all
new stock just received. Get yours
early. The Just-Rite Grocery on
the highway near canal north of
Pocatello. adv 1
The family of Ezra T. Monson
came up from Franklin this week
to make Blackfoot their home. Mr..
Monson is the receiver in the land
Office.
Mike Barclay is on business trip
to Montana, where he has some
sheep.
Miss Alice Chubbuck has accepted
a position as bookkeeper at the Col
den Rule store, taking the place of
Mrs. George Thompson, resigned.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21

| ing q ChautauQua favorite in this
country as we'll as his native land.
During the past winter he has been
studying under the master hand of
Josef Lhevinne.
In bringing the much discussed
comedy Turn to the Right" to this
city, Chautauqua is helping mater
Tally in fulfilling its mission of COM
munity uplift, for, paradoxical as it
may seem, this great play is also q
powerful sermon that is welding an
influence for good wherever 1t is
given. 1t is the play of plays for
American audiences audiences
anywhere, in fact. 1t strikes home
with everybody, for 1t has to do with
the redemption of q rather wild
youngster, through the fine influence
of an old-fashiened Christion mother.
It's the sweetest, most wholesome
play of decade and the Elias Day
Players will give splendid inter-
probation OF 1t with an exceptionally
fine cast OF players.
The entertainment list also fea-
lures Evelyn McFarlane McClusky,
who gives an original musical-lec-
ture demonstration; Alice Louise
Shrode, talented juvenile enter
tainer; Beatrice Weller, platform
cartoonist; Winifred Windus, gifted
interpreter of plays, presenting "Six
Cylinder Love-" and Princess TIE
Alta, Choctaw Indian Maid, and her
company in two delightful programs.
The lecture list is strong one in
Guiding such men as Jamie" Heron.
Scotch HumoriBt, and brilliant
speaker; Ng Poon Chew, the Chin
ese Mark Twain" and Tom Skey-
hill, who has just returned from
Europe with a new lecture, the "The
New Renaissance Of European Civili-
zatiOn.''
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21
ONE ON THE BANKERS

Idaho Falls had a bank failure or
two that hurt pretty bad, and it hap
pened in the face of advertising that
banks had been doing to impress peo-
pie with the idea that "the whole
United States is back of this bank, :"
because it is a. member of the Fed
eral Reserve, etc.
While the recent convention of
bankers was is session, some man
observed that the town was decor
ated and there was something I'M
usual and distinguished in town and
asked an acquaintance on the street
what it was all about. On being
told that it was a bankers conven-
ton he is said to have done a little
swearing and said, Next thing we
know they will be building a monu-
ment in the street to the memory Of
the James and Younger Brothers"
He had probably lost some money
in both bank failures.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21
THE AGRICULTURAL SITUATION
A Brief Summary OF Economic Con-
ditions Issued Monthly by the Bu-
reau of Agricultural Economics,
Washington, ID. G.

Good Outlook for Domestic Mark ct
AS spring advances, the important
elements in the situation come out
more clearly into the light. One
dominant factor is the remarkable
wave of business activity which is
sweeping the urban community. The
cities are genuinely busy. The do
nestle market for farm products has
measurably improved.
On the foreign demand side, how
ever, there seems to be general
opinion among skillful observers
that the outlook for our farm pro-
ducts is not quite as good this year
as it was last.
Labor is being drawn from the
farms to urban centers. This will
tend to raise wages on farms, but
the movement is inevitable under
the circumstances. There is little
evidence of serious labor handicap
as yet; the pinch is more likely to
come at harvest time.
The reports from farmers to this
Department month ago indicated
intentions to plant IL per cent more
cotton, 20 per cent more corn, 10
per cent more tobacco, but per cent
less potatoes, and 5 II per cent less
spring wheat than last year. This
is a good index to what producers
think of this years outlook.
Nobody can say much on the pro-
duction yet. In agriculture, man
proposes but the weather disposes.
Spring planting is now from two to
three weeks behind. AS nearly as
the efforts of well-informed farmers
can be summed up, they seem to be
in the direction of more cotton,
sheep, possibly corn; but less wheat,
hogs and potatoes.
Regions at a Glance
THE EAST-Rather backward on
account of cool weather. Northern
dairymen apparently rather more
optimistic than year ago. Fruit
in blossom, potatoes up south of the
Atlantic states.
THE SOUTH-Still apparently
figuring on around 10 per cent in
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21


All lines of insurance written and
given my personal attention. ]. H.
Early. = adv 18tf
E. w. Stephens and his little son,
Billy, are up from Salt Lake for a
couple of days. Mr.. Stephens was
county agent here three years ago
and is now with the Western Seed
Growers Marketing company, SELL
ing agents for Utah and Idaho seed
growers associations.
L. B. Howard and wife have been
entertaining their son-in-law, Mr..
Steinback and his wife and little
daughter the past week. They came
from southern California and left
Monday evening for Chicago. where
they will remain year. Mr.. Stein
back is in the navy, but for the COM
ing year will study aviation at Chi
cago.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21
METHODIST BANQUET

BY those who to the number of
10 partook of the Epworth League
banquet at the church Monday even
ing last, it was pronounced an I'M
qualified success from every point
of view.
The rally was for the purpose of
meeting the faculty of the Institute
which annually meets at point near
Ketchum on the Wood River. The
assembly will convene this year July
8 to 16.
From Idaho Falls, Pocatello and
Aberdeen came the delegates to the
of IS, the Blackfooters COM
plotting the quota above named.
The speakers were Drs. Barnes
and Winning, and Revs. j. E. Baker,
O. l.. Kendall, F. K. Riley and ALI
son.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21
DIR. r.. o. YOUNG RETURNS

DR.. r. o, Young, Optometrist, has
just returned from Denver, where
he has been attending the Western
Congress of Optometry, of which he
is. a member.
These annual conventions gather
together the most prominent of OPP
tometrists in the country for discuc-
sions on new methods of refraction
eye anatomy and clinics forming a
sort of post graduate course of in
tensive study.
DIR. Young has been most promin-
ent in optometry work and brings to
his practice the experiences of his
frequent contact with some of the
biggest eyesight specialists in the
country. adv rs