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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05

radical remedio, para 10 que requeri-
mos ell concurso de todos los buenos
ciudadanos. Para clio, yen virtud de
Ia confianza y mandate que en- mi han
depositado, Sc constituira en- Madrid
un directorio inspector militar con ca
racter provisional, encargado de man.
tener ell orden publico y asegurar ell
funcionamiento normal de los minis
terios y organismos oficiales, requi-
riendo al pals para que en- breve pla-
20 nos ofreZca hombres rectoS, sabios,
laboriosos y probos, que puedan cons
tituir Ministerio a nuestro amparo,
pero en- plena dignidad y facultad, pa
ra ofrecerlos al Rey por 81 Sc digna
aceptarlos.
'No queremos ser ministries nj SEN
timos mas ambicion que la de servir
a Espana. Somos ell Somaten, de le-
gendaria y honrosa tradicion espaTio-
la, Y, como el, traemos por lema
"Paz, paz Y paz"; pero paz digna fue-
ra y paz fundada en- ell saludable RI
gor y en- ell justo castigo dentro. Nj
claudicaciones nj impunidades. Que
remos un Somaten reserva Y hermano
del Ejercito para todo, incluso para
la defensa de la independence patria
81 corriera peligro; pero 10 queremos
mas para organizar y encuadrar los
hombres de bien, Y que su adhesion
nos fortalezca. Horas solo tardara
en- salir ell decreto de organization del
Gran Somaten Espanol.
"Nos proponemos evitar derrama-
miento de sangre, y aunque logica-
mente no habra ninguna limpia, pura
Y patriotico que Sc nos ponga en- con-
ira, anunciamos que la fe en- ell ideal
y ell instinto de conservation de nues-
tro regimen nos llevara al mayor RI
gor contra los que 10 combatan.
"Queremos vivir en- paz con todos
los pueblos MERCER de ellos para ell
espanol, hoy, la consideration; mana
ma, la admiration por su cultura y
virtudes. Nj somos imperialistas nj
creemos pendiente de un terco empe-
no en- Marruecos ell honor del Ejerci-
to, que con su conducta valerosa a
diario 10 vindica. Para este, y cuando
aquel Ejercito haya cumplido las Or
denes recibidas (ajeno en- absolute a
este movimiento, que aun siento tan
elevado y noble no debe turbar la au-
gusta mission de los que estan al fren-
tie del enemigo), buscaremos al pro-
blema de Marruecos solucion pronta,
digna y sensata.
"El pals no quiere DIR hablar mas
de responsibilities, sino saberlas,
exigirlas, pronta y justamente. y es-
to 10 encargaremos, con limitaci6n de
plazo, a Tribunales de autoridad mo-
raj Y derapasionados de cuanto ha
envenenado hasta ahora la politica
la ambici6n. La responsabilidad CO.
(Continua en- la 2a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
Ell GENERAL DEGOUTTE ORDE-
MA Ell DESARME DE LA POLICIA
. ALEMANA

Dusseldorf, octubre 5.-El General
Degoutte, del ejercito frances de ocu-
pacion, ha ordenado que Immediate
mente sea desarmado y dispersado ell
cuerpo de la policia alemana que pres
ia servicios en- la region del Rhur, pro-
cediendose va al cumplimiento de la
orden en- la ciudad de Muenster. Las
autoridades francesas han notihcado a
la Policia alemana, que ell gobierno de
ocupacion no esta dispuesto a permitir
que los encargados de la vigilancia pu-
blica esten respaldando los alboro-
tadores revolucionarios en- la forma
indirecta que Sc viene hacienda y
ese fin, Sc ha puesto en- manos del ejer
cito frances la vigilancia ciudadana en-
toda la zona rhurefia. Los mineros
han manifestado que estan dispuestos
regresar sus labores de minas, en-
las cuencas de Hamm, exceptuandose
los miembros de algun movimiento
huelgario aislado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
Ell SOVIET HACE SUGESTIvAS
PRoPOSICIONES A CHINA

PEKIN, octubre 5.-Sabese de bue-
ma fuente que en- los circulos politicos
circula la noticia de que ell gobierno
chino en- sus negociaciones con el 60
bierno soviet, ha convenido en- prestar
su reconocimiento a la Republica Ro-
ia en- cambio de varias sugestivas pro-
posiciones que los bolcheviques ofre-
cen a China, como recompensa.
CMas cables en- Ia pagina ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05

A fin de completar las informacio-
mes, va servidas por nosotros a nnes-
tros lectores, a cerca de los trascen-
dentales sucesos politicos que media
dos de septiembre Sc desarrollaron en-
Espafia, reproducimos hoy la extensa
version que dio de los acontecimien-
tos Y de su genesis y desenlace ell dia-
rio madrileno A B c, uno de los orga-
nos de mayor seriedad y mas inde-
pendiente criterio de la gran Prensa
espanola.
Ell MANIFESTO DEL GENERAL
PRIMO DE RIVERA
He aquf ell texto fntegro de este do
cumento:
AL PALS Y AL EJERCITO
"Espanoles: Ha llegado para NOS
otros ell momento mas temido que es-
perado (porque hubieramos queridc
vivir siempre en- la legalidad y que
ella rigiera sin interruption, la vida
espanola) de recoger las ansias, dc
atender el clamoroso requerimientc
de cuantos amanda la Patria no yer
para ella otra salvacion que libertarls
de los PROFESSIONALS de la polftica, dc
los hombres que por una u otra razor
nos ofrecen ell cuadro de desdichas {
inmoralidades que empeZaron ell ant
SO amenazan Espaiia con nu pro
ximo fin tragico y deshonroso. La
tupida red de la politica de concupis
cencias ha cogido en- sus mallas, Sc
cuestrandola hasta la voluntad real
Con frecunecia parecen pedir que go
biernen los que ellos dicen no dejar
gobernar, aludiendo los que han sidt
su 1nico, aunque debil, freno, y lie
varon las leyes y costumbres la po
ca etica sana, ell tenue tinte de mora
y equidad que aun tienen; pero en- Ii
realidad Sc avienen faciles " conten
tos al turno y al reparto, y entire ellos
mismos designan la succession.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
PoR LA RECONSTRUCTION DE
ESPANA.

MADRID, octubre 5.-El Directorio
de algunas entidades mercantiles e in
dustriales entrego aver Primo de
Rivera las bases aprobadas en- la
asamblea de Santander Y que va ele-
varon, aunque infructuosamente
otros gobiernos. Ell presidente del
Directorio Mercantil expreso al Di-
rectorio Militar que Sc trataba del
mas vivo anhelo de la industria y el
comercio espanoles. Primo de Rive
ra manifesto que esperaba que en- la
reconstruction de Espana lie presta-
sen su importante apoyo las classes
mercantiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
Ell Sr. j. G. Agiieros
Agostini.

Hemos tenido el gusto de recibir Ell
esta redacci6n, la amable vista del
conocido caballero j. G. Agueros, re-
presentante general de la mdsica es-
paiiola en- Puerto Rico, despu6s de ha-
her realizado por la isla, con table
axito, Una excursion en- propaganda de
ia misica que representa-.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
Los curas parrocOs son nOmbradOs Alcaldes
en- algunOs pueblOs de Espafia.
La policia alemana de la region del Rhur es
desarmada por orden del General fran
ces DegOutte. - Las relaciones
Chino RuSas
(Servicio para Ell IMPARCIAL de la "United Press'I
(vIA ALL AMERICA CABLES)
DETENCION DE UN AVOCADO
SEPARATISTA.

MADRID, octubre 5.-En una casa
de campo de la provincial de Lerida,
muy proxima la frontera francesa,
ha sido detenido, en- union de otros
individuos, ell abogado catalan Torno-
sa, al que Sc lie ocuparon proclamas
separatistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
FL TIMO DEL CAFE
Ell Fiscal Font actila
energicamente y orde-
ma el arresto de don
Francisco Arce.
TieneSe entendidO que
ell vapor Ponce" trae
otra partida de cafe
apocrifo para S. Juan.

Ponce, oct. 4, 1923.
IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
FL fiscal Font investig6 caso refe
rente la importation de cafe brasil
lefio a Puerto Rico en- la casa Suce-
sores de Gilet Arce, ordenandose ell
arrestO de don Francisco Arce. Este
presto fianza quinientos d6lares. In
c1lpasele de infringir la Resolution
Conjunta veintid0s, votada EN- JUNO
cinco de mil novecientos diez nueve.
HemOs sabido que ell vapor Ponce"
trae cien sacos mas de cafe ex6tico
para Gilet y Arce Y que han pagado
en- TesOrerfa impuestos rentas inter-
mas.
C0rrcspOnsdl.
Ell IMPARCIAL Sc. pondra sobre
aviso para delatar al pdblico, sin mi
ramientos de ningdn genero, los es-
peculadores sin conciencia que con ell
cafe de Puerto Rico estan hacienda
su agosto en- ell extranjero Y este
fin nos proponemos averiguar que hay
de cierto en- la importation de la nue.
va remesa de cafe que nos infOrma
nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce hay ell
prop6sitO de hacer entrar en- la isla
pOr el vapOr Ponce" de las futu-
ras remesas con que Sc pretende sor-
prender al pals. para lesionar unO de
sus mas sagrados intereses, como 10
es el prestigio de que disfruta en- ell
mundo, unO de sus principales produc-
tos agrfcolas.
va 10 hemOs dicho, con tOdo ell en-
fasis con que siempre hemos actuado
en- casos como el que nos ocupa: hay
que hacer un escarmiento, el oscar
mientO Sc hara, no cabe duda. Sc esta
jugando una carta muy peligrosa en-
que esta envuelto el buen nOmbre de
Puerto Rico Y la reputation de los
portorriquefiOs.
Y este, francamente, no Sc puede,
no Sc debe conSentir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
vAR1As NoT1c1As DE EsPANA

MADRID, octubre 5.-En ell pueblo
de Benavente, provincial de Zamora,
Y en- ell de Enguera, de la de Valencia,
han sido nombrados alcaldes los res
pectivos curas parrocos.
La Diputacion de Vitoria, encargada
de fallar en- ell concurso de proyectos
para ell monumento don Eduardo
Dato, ha elegido ell que lleva la firma
del gran escultor Mariana Benlliure,
cuyo motive central es una alegoria
de la famosa ley de academies del ira
bajo, obra del ilustre estadista cuya
memoria Sc trata de honrar. Ell mo-
numento Sc alzara la entrada del
paseo Florida de la linda capital ala
vesa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
Ell DIREcToRIo 2 LOS coNSULE

MADRID, octubre 5.-El Directorio
militar espafol, consciente del olvido
en- que hasta ahora Sc ha tenido al
cuerpo consular, Sc ha propuesto Sc
riamente su reorganization sobre nue.
vas bases. Por 10 pronto exigira de
los consules minuciosas exposiciones,
especialmente respecto a los paises
de America en- los que hay millones
de espaiioles que trabajan anonima-
mente por la gloria y ell progreso de
Espaia Y cuya capacitacion Official es
indispensable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
ULTIMA HORA
LA PROTESTA DE LOS GAZETTE.
RIOS DE LAS MARIAS

Las Marias, octubre 5, 1923.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, p. r.
ImpOrtante Asamblea Cosecheros
de esta jurisdiction acordaron protes-
tar energicamente bandolerismo ini-
cu0, introduction Pals cafe extranjero.
BRISSON,
COrresponsaE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
ADMINISTRATION
JUDICIAL

Habiendo sido nombrado por la Hon.
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, PRI-
MER DISTRITO, ADMINISTRATORS
JUDICIAL de los bienes del finado
Don Julio Cayere, hago saber a todas
aquellas personals y entidades que
puedan tener alguna relaci6n de nego-
clos de cualquiera clase pendientes con
dicho seior. hoy su succession, que a la
mayor brevedad possible, deben, diri-
girse al que suscribe para liquidar
" arreglar dichos asuntos.
Mi residencia es en- la Ave. Feria,
No. 5, entrando por la calle del Hi
p6dromo de Santurce.
Tel. Saturce SO.
San Juan, P. r.. 13 de Sept. 1923.
Sue. J. Cayere.
Por Juan Benitez Gomez,
Administrator Judicial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
UN MENSAJE DE TROTZKY
LAS TRoPAS sIBERIANAS

MOSCOU, ocutbre 5.-El ministro de
la Guerra soviet, Leon Trotzky, ha en-
viado un mensaje de salutacion los
ejercitos siberianos de artilleria; en-
uno de sus vibrantes parrafos los
soldados, les informa, que los aconte-
cimientos de Europa marchan precipi
tadamente hacia la completa extinction
de la burguesia, que en- esta OCCASION
mas que nunca, esta demoStrando Su
ncapacidad supina para ad1ninistrar
desde el Poder los intereses del pueblo
y para asegurar ia paz del muudo. Ell
lider bolchevique afrma que los golpes
que la burguesia viene asestando con-
ira la resurrection del soviet en- e1 resto
de Europa, solo redundaran en- graves
perjuicios para el establecimiento de
la paz del mundo, puesto que con clio
10 que Sc esta logrando es materializar
un ideal que solo Russia ha sabido COM
prender. Trotzky dice que a estas ho-
ras existe entire Espaia y Russia un en-
tendido comercial desarrollado sobre
bases frmisimas y que, al efecto, va
Sc ha ordenado Ell despacho de maderas
rusas hacia la Peninsula iberica, mas
de grandes cantidades de granos, cam
bio de un gran pedido de pieles y la
mas que Espana enviara Russia den-
tro de POGO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-05
Ell GoBERNADOR WALTON I'M
PUGNA LAS ELECCIONES
ULTIMAS

OKLAHOMA, octubre Sci Gober-
nador Walton ha declarado aver a los
periodistas, que el conceptua ilegales
las elecciones del martes, en- q. su NOM
bre salio derrotado por una gran ma
yoria, y al efecto ha senalado ell seis
de diciembre para que Sc celebren nue.
vas votaciones.. Los dos meses que
faltan para esa fecha, seran de gran
sensaci6n' politica en- este Estado, tai
vez los mas sensacionales que registre
la historic de los Estados Unidos. El
Gobernador esta dispuesto hacer CO.
nocer al pals, 81 este Sc halla goberna-
do por la misteriosa secta del Ku-kux-
khan, por Ell regimen civil democrati-
co constituido en- la nacion.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
FIRTH
Received. October 10

The Firth foot ball team went tc
Idaho Falls Friday, where they
played the Falls second team. The
score was 9 to 0 in favor of Idaho
Falls. The boys played a good game
however, and Mr.. Antrim, the referee
is to be congratulated on the good
work accomplished with the team in
so short time.
The sale held at John Fosters resi-
dence recently was q decided success
A large crowd attended, who we're
there for the purpose Of buying.
Maurice Johnson has been i'll the
past week. His father D. N. Johnson
took charge of the meat market in
his absence.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS has moved his
family in the house formerly oc-
cupied by the Bolings.
4 The Luther League will give sup
per at tho restaurant Friday even
ing, Oct. 26. All the town people
are invited and urged to be present.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Barton are saddened to learn of the
death of their little girl. Deepest
sympathy is extended to them in
their bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers returned
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18

children moved to Pocatello Tuesday
to spend the coming season. Mr.
Jordan has work at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Hatch and
children have moved here from
Arimo, where they have been for
several years.
Mrs. James Leavett has gone tt
Shelley to visit her son, Roy Leavet-
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rily Wheeler were
Moreland visitors Sunday.
William Bartlett and children
motored to Salt Lake Sunday to be
with Mrs. Bartlett, who will be op-
Grated on at the l.. D. s. hospital
Monday. Mrs. Bartlett has been Ill
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Merger and
daughter Helen spent the weekend
in Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wray were
Blackfoot visitors Saturday.
The Mutual held their annual
social last Friday. A program was
given and games played thruout the
evening.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
MORELAND

Received October II

w. T. England, OFT Wheeler,
Claud Goings and William Hatch
brought their cattle in from on the
range. IL
DR.. Beck was called to the home OF
Claud Goings. Mr.. Goings was very
Ill, but is some better at this writing.
Tuesday the ladies of the Relief
society met in their home. After the
opening exercises thy did some quilt
ing and binding on their quilts. The
teachers Of this association visited
the ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson and
children were Moreland visitors on
Monday.
Word was received from Miss
Gladys England, who is at Burley
Idaho, stating she likes her work and
is doing fine.
John Wheeler, who is working on
the road at Smoot, Idaho, was plow-
ing and his pillow struck big holder
sending the handle into his ribs
breaking two on each side. He was
suffering a great deal the last word
received.
Elmer Farnsworth came up from
Pocatello Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Jordan and
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
FIRE THREATENS YOU

Governor c. G. Moore has just is
sued a proclamation which calls at
tention to the enormous loss of life
and property during the last year
thru the agency Of fire and calls upon
the people of the state to observe
this week as Fire Prevention Week
in keeping with the national observ-
ance. Clubs and organizations are
asked to cooperate with the general
public in setting forth means of fire
prevention.
"Such regrettable loss of life and
property" said the governor. lis
surely not in kepeing with conserva-
ton and the true principles of
humanity"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18

/ Victor branch road in eastern Idaho,
there is so much dry grass and weeds
and such large wheat fields adjoining
the road that the safety first COM
mittee has decided to placard the
passenger coaches in midsummer
asking smokers not to throw matches
and cigaretts out of the windows.
This was decided upon late in the
past summer, and will be tried in
1924.
Quite a sweeping change has been
decided upon in operating passenger
trains running into stations to meet
the custom of everybody getting up
and standing in the aisle as the train
approaches the depot. When it stops
with lurch and throws some of
them, it is a useless disturbance, and
if they get hurt they generally go to
some shyster lawyer and get him to
bring suit on the fifty-ffty plan to
see If they can get some damages.
People can get off the train just as
soon if they remain seated until the
train stops, and an effort is going to
be made to get people to remain
seated, and when you ride on a train
you will be reminded by printed
notice and by announcement of the
brakeman, to remain seated until it
stops
The world record of accidents, the
record of train miles and passenger
miles of operation gave to the Union
Pacific the trophy for being THE
safest railroad on EARTH" and the
trophy for being the second best in
that contest was awarded to the
Union Pacific System, which in
cludes the Oregon Short Line, the
q. w. r. & N. in Oregon and the
Salt Lake and Los Angeles route.
The Oregon Short Line has q record ,
for operating for year without in
juring a single passenger, and from
such records as this has arisen the
statement that the average citizen
goes into increased danger when he
gets OF of a train, or reversing 1t, he
goes into q zone of greater safety
when he boards train. When e. e.
Calvin, the vice president of the
Union Pacific spoke At the banquet
at Blackfoot.a few weeks ago he was
speaking from q set of facts when he
said, II have worked for nifty years
to make 1t good railroad, and II
should say It was the best
road In the world / would admit It,"
He was in charge of the president's
funeral train thru Nebraska, and It
must have been . peculiar shock to
him to have . tire run on of = drive
wheel on the engine just when they
were slowed down at Grand Island.
His nifty years of service could not
have brought to him Z moro regret
lble and yet . luckier time to have .
tire slip OF.
An account OF the Thursday meet
Ing of tho safety flrst committee will
be found elsewhere in this issue.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18

Saturday from California, where
they have spent several months.
w. J. Ramsey attended services in
Blackfoot Sunday.
The ladies aid met with Mrs. Mel
son Thursday.
The Child Welfare club will meet
with Mrs. Ramsey Thursday, Oct. rs
All are urged to be present as there
will be report OF last years work
and election of officers.
Earl Ramsey will take charge of
the Sunday school class previously
organized by Mrs. Boiling.
Mabel Moore is now employed at
Soda Springs.
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Hare are away
on deer hunting trip.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
THE BIG CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM AT AMERICAN FALLS

Grading of streets In the new
model city Of American Falls Is now
under way.
Bids for seven miles of sewer
pipe will be opened November 6.
Specifications for pipe and material
for waterworks are now in the hands
of the printer, and bids will soon be
called for.
Contracts for trenching and laying
pipes for sewer and water systems
will soon be let, and work will be
carried on turnout the winter.
Removal of buildings from the
right-of-way for the dam must begin
not later than January 1 and be COM
pleted not later than April 1.
1t is planned to begin the building
of the new roadbed for the Oregon
Short Line by April /. To reduce the
grade a deep cut will be made, the
dirt from which will be dumped on
the site for the dam, and will con-
stitute the first real construction
work on the dam. BY the beginning
of the low water peroid, about July
1, 1t is planned to have full force
at work on the dam.
Water and sewer systems will be
completed by or before May 1. When
water is available the construction
of sidewalks will begin. For side
walks and street grading $4,000 is
available, with $4,000 additional
for parkings and trees.
Sidetracks In the Industrial district
will be built this fall so that pipe for
sewer and water systems may be de-
livered close to the point of use.
When water is available the clear
the removal of approximately $50
therefrom. The largest
contractors in the United
States are figuring on the job.
An extensive building program, in
Guiding both business and residence
buildings, will get under way early
lext spring, with the coming of good
weather. The entire business =, dis
riot Of American Falls must be re-
quilt.
BY January 1 the Idaho Power
company will have completed its
lew 100000 power unit at Ameri-
IAN Falls and will soon begin the
of 100000 transmits
ion line from American Falls to
,hoshone falls to tie up its up river
md down river systems.
approximately 100000 will be
pent on construction work of vari-
JUS kinds at American Falls, ex-
lusive of the dam, within the next
line months. Twelve to fifteen mil
ion dollars will be spent within the
lext FIVE years.
When the dam Is completed the
exclamation service will build on the
vest side of Snake river, below the
am, the largest power plant in
outhern Idaho. 1t will be used ex-
lusively to pump water on newt
ands.
American Falls is the hub Of de-
in southern Idaho. Come
0 American Falls first, then visit the
reat Snake river valley, where ir-
igation is building one OF the great
st and most productive inland en-
Tres in the rld.-American Falls
roSS
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
New Neckwear

sNeckwear styles are certainly
designed to relieve sombreness
OF the dark ycolers-rins dresses.
We have just received q de-
lightful assortment which in
cludes the ready-to-wear col
lars, and sets of collars and
cuffs, also the daintiest OF de-
signs by the yard-or by the
inch as may best suit your
purpose.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
Rate Of Sound Travel.

In one second sound in air travels
LOO feet, sound In water 400 feet,
light 1S8,400 miles, and an electric
current anything up to 100000 miles.
The earth itself does d fair amount
In the same brief period Of time-lt
travels Is milea
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
New Coats

The unusually large sales OF
coats last week left us with
very small assortments for the
early part Of the week. but a
vire from . manufacturer OF
fering some remarkably low
prices on several groups has
saved the day. These new
coats will be here for your Sc
lection tomorrow morning.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
Offering New Bags
at $3.A

Dressy bags to harmonic with
M'lady's costume. Evolved of
suede. silk repp, Scotch grain
leather and other fabrics, well
made and smartly styled. Speci-
ally priced at -----------.-------$8.4S
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-10-18
Sun Spots

The new wells are very dainty
affairs, some Of them SO small
that they will do little more
than give the wearer an impress
sion of spots Of the Sum-" De-
spite their diminutiveness they
are exceedingly smart.