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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

Arecibo, sept. z. 1923.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo
San Juan, P. R.
Seiior:-
En- la edici6n de septiembre del
corriente del peri6dico ''La Correspon-
dencia de Puerto Rico aparece en- su
Ultima pagina y bajo Ell epigrafe 20
ma Neutral Los Dos Candidates
artfculo fechado en- Manati en- ,agosto
18 de 1928, suscrito por Ell Sr. Don Pc
dro Rodriguez IgaRvidez. En- dicho
articulo es proclamada mi candidatura
para senador del distrito de Arecibo,
pop el Partido Unionista; como qliera
q. va varios amigos del distrito me han
hecho insinuaciones sobre este case,
quiero expresar publicamente mi acti-
tud presepte, que es la que sostendrS y
seguire sosteniendo en- ell future.
Siempre estar6 la disposition de
mi pueblo y La de mi partido; donde
uno u otro me necesite desee que yo
este, all llegare, aunque Ell puesto al
cual fuera designado implicara un sa-
crificio. Ahora bien. yo quiero que
todos sepan, tanto mis- amigos como
mis- correigionarios y el pals en- gene
raj, que no esperen de mi que vaya a
solicitar nomination alguna por mas
alto que sea eli puesto, pues considero
que Sc debe dejar en- Hbertad al cleo
torado los comit6s de todos los par
tidos que hagan hbre espontanea-
mente la nomination nominaciones
que ellos cream mas benefciosa al pals
su partido.
Gracias, sr. Director, quedo de
ID,
Atentamente,
Santiago B. PALMER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
cho dinero.

He estado observando a Dempsey en-
su training. Todavia no esta suficiente
mente avanzado en- su preparation pa
ra que nadie pueda deer cual es su
verdadera forna actual. iQu6 luce
bien!, ESQ no hay que dudarlo, el. nun
ca luce NAL. Jamas Sc deja de cuidar
10 suficiente para no lucir bien. Su
Inismo temperamento nervioso le hace
no aumentar libras y mas nbras, como
otros boxeadores, que arnentan su pc
20 sin darse cuenta. Pero tcdavia no
Sc sabe Ell verdadero estado de su punch,
nj su Egereza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

Tex Rickard es uno de los pocos que
estima que Firpo tiene un buen chan
ce de ganarle a Dempsey. Rickard sa-
be demasiado que 81 Firpo lie CANA a
Dempsey, los mismo que ahora le cho-
team dicen que hay media docena de
'heavy- weights" que lie pueden ganar,
serian los primeros en- proclamar Luis
como "invencible", como f'la maravi-
la del siglo''. Y Rickard sabe que al
ser Firpo ell campe6n, Wills es, l6gi-
camente ell mas indicado para discu-
tirle Ell titulo, va que ha estado espe-
rando Dempsey un largo ratio. Por
ESQ Rickard Sc ha apurado en- contra
tar Firpo, porque espera que lie game
Dempsey, y de ser asi, teniendo al
ganador del IA en- sus manos, va tiene
aaegurado ell promotage de La pr6xi-
ma gran pelea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
NUEvo RECORD DE ALTURA

Paris, setiembre 9. Gable franc6s).
Ell aviador Sadi-Lecointe ha batido
hoy ell record mundial de altura.
A La primera lectura el barografo mar
co 10,741 metros. FL Instruments sera
examinado dentro de cinco dias para
aceptar Ell resultado como Official.
Ell lWcord anterior habia sido estab1e
cido por 81 tenients americana Nc
Ready. quisn a1can56 una altura de
1888 metros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

(De nuestro Redactor en- Ponce)
Nuestro Redactor en-. Ponce, sr. Ra-
mirez Brau, ha ce'ebrado Ia siguiente
entrevista. con ell Lcdo Carlos Brunei,
prominente lider de la Union en- Pom
ce:
I.......?
Mi opinion sobre las condolences po-
litico- o-administrativas de Ponce Sc de-
be a la observation que he prestado
al desarrollo de los acontecimientos en-
esta ciudad
En- primer t6rmino creo, que la cues
tion es muy compleja, porque ell exito
o ell fracaso dc la actual administra-
cion depende del exito fracaso de un
entendido polftico entire los partidos
socialistas republicano.
No hay duda alguna que este en-
tendido politico Sc esta manteniendo
artifcialmente por los lideres de am
bas agrupaciones que estan recrbiendo
directamente beneficios de la Admins
TRACTION Municipal, pero en- ell alma del
pueblo ha fracasado por complete, y
socialistas republicanos Sc tratan CO.
mo verdaderos enemigos.
Como una consecuencia de ese HER
VIDER0 politico. tenemos la renun-
cia del Sr. PARA Cap6, que ha visto
su prestigio amenazado 81 continua por
mas tempo dirigiendo un movimiento
que la opinion sensata de esta 1oca-
lidad censura agriamente.
No estoy conforme con la opinion
del compafiero Gelpi, de que la DUO
TIBILIDAD del Lcdo. PARA Cap6 ha-
va contribuido al exito de SUI Admi-
nistraci6n. Me parece que eSa DUO
TIBILIDAD fue buena para mantener
unidos los partidos politicos. pero
q. le ha obligado a renunciar, cuando
por ella We que no puede trazarse una
Inca INFLEXIBLE en- la administra-
cion municipal de Ponce. y PARA Ca
po, que une Su honorabilidad una
gran inteligencia. ha comprendido que
ha Hegado el momento de separarse de
una organization politica, que Sc esta
deshaciendo en- sus manos por 10 he
terogeneo de sus componentes.
Fracasado el entendido politico aun-
que la inhuencia del presupuesto lie
mantenga atn con ciertas apariencias
de vida; llevado a la Administrator
Municipal ese espiritu de hostiidad y
desconfianza entire los componentes del
partido ligado, Sc neeesita una mano
1nuy energica, una inteligencia muy
clara. una conciencia muy recta para
salvar la actual administration de
I'm fracaso escandaloso.
Abandonando ell Lcdo. PARA Cap6
ell puesto que ocupa, Sc confrontan los
partidos politicos ligados con ell pro-
blema de encontrar I'm hombre que
sea capaz de salvar ell credito de la
actual administrator, y pnblicamente
Sc dice que no 10 hay. En- mi opinion
81 10 hay, que militan en- los partidos
de la Administrator, 10 que pasa es
que ese hombre debe contar con Ell
apoyo de ambos partidos, Y este es i'm
possible. IS
Ell Doctor Goyco seria un alcalde
ideal para Ponce, pero es muy dificil
que ell Doctor Goyco dobIe la LINEA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
Ell LUNEs oUEDARA REsUELTo
Ell CONFLICTo

Ginebra, setiembre 9.-siguiendo ell
ejemplo de la Conferencia de Embaja-
dores, la sociedad de Naciones decide
reunirse en- sesiones cortas hasta ell lu-
mes que sera cuando Sc discuta defni-
tivamente ell problema.
Sc cree que todo terninara satisfac-
toriamente, pues va Grecia acept6 por
anticipate la nota de los Embaj ajadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

81 Firpo CANA Ell titulo de campe6n
del mundo entire los heavy-weights, Ri
r<ard no tendra inconveniente en- ''mat
chearlo" con Harry Wills, pero esa
pelea no Sc llevaria cabo en- Sur Am6
RIGA. La pelea seria dada aqui, en- Norte
America. Rickard sabe mejor que ma
die que esa pelsa daria aqui tres We
ccs mas dinero que ALA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
lei PREMIo NOBEL
PARA HARDING?

copenhague, setiembre 9. Gable fran
ces) Ell periodico "Afenposten pu-
blica ma hsta de los candidates al pre-
mio Nobel para La paz, fgurando entire
ellos el presidente Harding, Jane Adams
y Nitti, ex jefe del gobierno italiano,
Y ell economista ingles Keynes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
UN CoRREsPoNSAL ESPECIAL DE
LA "UNITED PRESS. QUE Sc
cREIA PERDIDo, APAREcE

San Francisco, setiembre 9. Omitted
Press) ).-Un cablegrama recibido en-
esta ciudad, procedente de Iwaki, ia
pom, ha sido recibido aQui
El referido despacho esta firmado
per Clarence Dubose. representante de
la United Press en- Toxic, quien Sc
crey6 habia muerto en- la catastrofe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

Esto no quiere decir que Rickard
tenga serias intenciones de 1levar ca
bo esa pelea en- la Argentina, entire
Firpo Wills. Pero quiere decir, clara
mente, que Ell gran promoter no Sc duer-
me en- sus laureles y no quiere que Sc
le vaya de entire las manos Ell boxea-
dor argentine, en- ell case de que lie ga
ne Dempsey y sea ell pr6ximo cam
pe6n mundial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

Dempsey piensa derrotar a Firpo, por
medic de su hgereza. Firpo es grande,
" lento. Y los hombres grandes len
tos pelican con desventaja contra hon.
bres de mayor ligereza que ellos.
La mejoria que sc nota en- Dempsey
de Saratoga, comparable con ell Demp-
sey de Montana, es mas bien una me
joria. basada en- su tranquilidad de es-
piritu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
IRLANDA FoRMARA PARTE DE LA
SoCIEDAD DE NACIoNES

Ginebra, setiembre 9r-United
Press).-La sexta comision bajo la pre-
sidencia de Hymans aprobo por una
nimidad la admission de Irlanda en- la
Sociedad de las Naciones.
Mafiana lunes Sc sometera la Asam-
blea total el acuerdo adoptado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
ITALIA AcEPTA LA PROPOSITION
DEL CoNSEJo DE EMBAJADoRES

Roma. setienbre 9.(cable frances).-
Italia ha aceptado las condolences del
consejo dc Embajadores, consintiendo
evacuar Corfu y las islas limitrofes
cuando Grecia haya satisfecho todas
las demands de indemnizaciones de
Itaia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

FL Champion parece estar ahora ma
ior fisica v mentalmente, que cuando
estaba en- Shelby. En- el calnpamento de
training en- Saratoga flota en- ell am
biento Ell buen humor v la algeria.
Y esta mejor disposition mental es
mas inportante de 10 que raeda apa-
recer a simple vista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
BULGARIA NO INTERvENDRA- EN-
LA DISPUTA

Sofia, setiembre 9.-El primer minis
tro de Bulgaria ha declarado enfatica-
mente no estar dispuesto intervenir
en- ell conficto ita.o-griego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
MUssoLINI sATIsFEcHo DEL
coNsEJo DE EMgAJADoREs

Monza, setiembre 9. Omitted Press).
-Ha llegado a esta ciudad el jefe del
gobierno de Italia, M. Mussolini.
Ell ilustre estadisba fu6 preguntado
acerca de Ia situsci6n actual. habiendo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

La contrata de Firpo para pelear en-
abril con Wills, es un movimiento ex-
trategico de Rickard, que no quiere
otro promoter Sc neve Luis Angel
Firpo de su lado Rickard esta miranda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10
(Por Damon Runyon, del Universal
Service)

SARATOGA, N. Y, septiembre-
Tex Rickard, un hombre que We muy
lejos, contrata Luis Angel Firpo pa
ra pelear con Harry Wills en- la Ar
gentina, en- el mes de abril de 1924, sea
cual fuere ell resultado de su pelea del
ID de septiembre contra Iac', Demp-
sey por Ell campeonato mundial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

Ademas no es probable que Wills
acepte pelear con Firpo en- la Argen-
tina 81 Dempsey lie CANA Firpo. En-
eso case, Wills insistiria en- su pelea
con el Champion. Wills hace un afo
que no pelea. En- esos doce meses podia
haber ganado s10o, 900, en- varios en-
cuentros, pero So ha negado, pues Sc
ha propuesto establecer un record de
paciencia pugilistica, esperanto Demp
sey.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

manifestado estar conforlne con los
trabajos de la Conferencia de Emba-
jadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

ahora hacia ell future, como 10 hizo va
con anterioridad, cuando tom6 en- serio
a Firpo le di6 varias buenas peleas,
cuando los demas no podian yer las
probabilidades que Rickard VIC.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

Ell LCDo. SANTIAGO B. PALMER
FISCAL DE AREcIBo, NO SOLICIT
TARA NOMINATION. ALGUNA POE
MAS ALTO QUE SEA Ell PUEsTo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

Un amigo de Kearns le pregunt6 Ell
otro dfa con toda sinceridad, 81 Demp-
sey habia hecho algln arreglo con Fir
po, para que este le diera una pelea de
revancha en- case de ganarle. Kearns Sc
rio de la pregunta, y contest6 sarcas-
ticamente' "No, senior. No hemos pen
sado en- ESQ. Ademas, 81 Firpo gana,
no querriamos otra pelea con el, pues
seria impossible ganarle. seria- imposi-
BILE pegarle al que logre derrotar a
Dempsey.
Kearns no ha sofiado todavia en- la
derrota de su hombre. Hablarle de
ESQ, es provocar su risa. Kearns dice:
FDespu6s de la pelea Gle Firpo, tene-
mos planeada una pelea con Harry
Wills, otro viajecito Europa.
Pero no obstante Ell optimismo de
Kearns cosas muy extrafias ocurren
con frecuencia en- ell ring, no es-
taria del todo NAL estar preparados
cara 10 inesperado.
SQue haria Dempsey 81 Firpo 10 de-
rrotara?
Use retiraria del ring? Yo opino que
no.
Sin embargo 70 he dido decir Demp-
, sly, no una sola vez, sino muchas, que
81 Sc retirara ell dfa que alguien lie de
un buen goIpe s6lido por la quijada y
Ie quite Ell titulo. Y cree que todavia
sigua pensando de igual modo. Perc
despu6s de la derrota, 70 creo que Sc
eclipsarfa por unos cuantos meses, pero
que volveria despues, buscando nuevas
batallas.
Dempsey solo cuenta % amos, es-
ia hecho un toro. No ha hecho NADIA
que indiaue Que esta punto de perder
su enorme fortaleza. Y al igual que
Willard y otros el podria seguir pc.
leando, aunque despues de perder 81
championslidad mundial, hacienda mu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-10

(De nuestro Eedactor en- Ponce)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
REFLEX ACTION

It's the reflex action that causes
the HEADACHE and nerve irrita.
ton which makes you feel so discon-
tented and out of sorts with your
self and others. A gentleman told
DIR. JACKSON if he had known ten
years ago that the heavy, gloomy
feeling that possessed his head could
have been removed by glasses, as was
proved to him, at would have saved
him from drinking whisky enough to
float two steamships" Don't be
nursing a headache when PROPER
LY fitted glasses will remove the
cause and make you feel a different
person. If you want satisfaction
given to your eyes and don't want to
run chances" bring your eye trouble
to DIR. JACKSON, the eye-sight spe-
cialist at the Thompson Jewelry store,
Grangeville. One of the many testi-
monials l have received from people
hat have been treated by me:
81 suffered for many years with
nervous headaches and received no
benefit until fitted by DIR. w. s.
JACKSON with spectacles, after
which the headaches gradually disap-
peared, and now I am and have for
many months been absolutely free
from the same. A. f. Parker, Par
ker Loan and Investment Co. 3S-4*
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
Ideas That Astound.

The acme of our conception of mi
nuteness in weight is expressed in the
fact that one twenty-eighth thousandth
Of an ounce of radium, weighed on a
balance and continually emitting bill
lions and billions Of particles Of he'll
ium each second, will not lose enough
Of its weight after years and years to
be measured by an ordinary weighing
balance. Now, conceive the weight OF
one of these particles. All these ideas
Of minuteness are. based on their rela-
ton to "earthy" standards. Our earth
is but minute speck in space itself.
The size Of the electron In comparison
to the magnitude of space, as revealed
In the telescope, is inconceivable. Be
tween the two limits there is differ
entail ratio. given by the figure with
= 90 s,ie...- ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
Garfield

Alison Vaughn was a Camas Prair
lie visitor this week.
]. Il. Callison made a trip to the
prairie short time ago.
A. d. Kennedy, of Whitebiri, has
rented the Nepean place and is pre-
pairing to move there in a few weeks
His family will remain in Whitebird
until school is out.
The annual log hauling bee is on
Leonard Howard, H. f. McCulley, J.
F., Callison, Mrs. Wells and James
Chamberlain are hauling logs. The
roads are good this week for sled
ding, but have been quite bare at
the lower end of the plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Zehner and
children spent the week end on JOS
eph, guests of Mrs Zehner's mother.
Mrs. Alice Lord.
Ed Davis, Of Joseph plains, was
here Wednesday with a pack train
of six horses for wheat.
Archie Hadorn was here from Deer
Greek for a load of barley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mcdonald and
sons have moved to Notus, Idaho,
having rented their place here to Ross
Zehner
Stanley Ripley has been at Ray
Shinn's saving wood. Ray Shinn has
been busy all week rolling grain for
the stage company.
The Whitebird-Doumecq Telephone
company held its annual meeting last
week and elected J. f. Callison, pres
ident, to succeed J. G. Gelbach, who
is spending the winter in California.
Ray Shinn, secretary, was reelected,
and w. A. Shuck, treasurer, reelected.
The highway commissioners held
their monthly meeting the same day
and accepted a petition asking that
the road down Center canyon be open
ed for travel to connect with the
Joseph highway
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shinn expect
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles V. Doumecq, of
Westlake, here this week for a short
visit
G. @. Springer has gone to work on
the North and South highway near
Higgins
Mrs. Fl. P. Twogood has been quite
ill, but is much better at present.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
Sites

Miss Floy Burke, of Grangeville,,
is the guest Of Miss Johnson, this
week.
Mrs. S. J. Warren and daughter,
Mercedes, are home from Lewiston,
where Mercedes had been in a hos
pital She is almost well again.
Presbyterian Ladies' club met with
Mrs. e. e. Dumbolten Thursday. There
was a large attendance A dainty
luncheon was served.
Miss Moon and Miss Hollingsworth,
of the school faculty, spent the week
end visiting in Woodland.
A number of Sites business men,
members of the Commercial club, mot
ored to Koosl1ia Friday night to at
tend club get-to-gether banquet and
discuss matters of local interest
Among those who went were p. e.
Ellis. z. D. Donaldson. Leroy G.. Wal
Ter. II. M. Williams Bert Moore and
w. II. Pearl
William Hogan. Of Orogrande, pas
sed through here Saturday on his
way to Spokane.
A community Sunday school has
beer organized and is being conducted
at the Baptist church.
Miss Dolores Huffman entertained
number of friends at a delightful
party Saturday night.
r. d. Donaldson spent Sunday in
Moscow.
The many friends ofPat JOY, of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
SCHOOL NOTES

The junior class, assisted by Miss
FARRELL and Miss Shoemaker, has chos-
EN- the cast and started rehearsals on
comedy entitled "Mr Bob" to be
given soon.
On February 6, the girls and boys
basketball teams accompanied by
their coaches, Miss FARRELL and Mr..
Shrontz, went to Lewiston, where the
girls played the Normal girls and the
boys the Lewiston high school team.
The girls lost to the Normal by
score of 80 to 26, which was not q
surprise in view Of the fact that the
Normal girls are older in years and
in experience in the game. The boys
also lost to Lewiston by a score of
80 to %. In Charleston, Friday night,
both teams played well but the boys
were defeated 80 to 20. The girls
won with a score of 20 to TO- and
the Lewiston Tribune gives the COM
ment that they are the best team
which has appeared on the Charleston
floor this season. Those who played
are: Girls, A. Kabat center; G.
Heath, G, wilkins, forwards; M.
Droogs, p. Manring, guards; L. Will
kins, substitutes. Boys, G. White, cen
ter; X. Lester, J. Eimers. B. Heath,
forwards; r. Droogs, G. Mitchell,
guards.
The basketball tournament will be
held at Lewiston. March 8, Q and 10.
= Domestic science class served a
Valentine luncheon Wednesday to Mrs. |
Gilkeson and few of her guests.
The Librarians have been working |
this week to regulate the books all |
Of which have been called in. New |
will go into effect when |
books are issued.
The following program WAS rem
dered by the pupils of the eighth grade |
in last Fridays assembly: Reading,
Address. Bob Hardy. Pr
ano solo, BellsN of the Homeland
Stockton. Reading, The
COok-Betty Yates Piano Duet. My
Mammals Waltz-Louis Gillett Mar
garrett Markham. Reading Kentucky
Natermelon-Arie Doornbos. Piano
solo, Song of the Bathers-Mary
Webb
Baconian Literary society gave
patriotic program Thursday morning
n honor of Washington's and Lin
,Oln's birthday anniversaries.
DiagDostic charts pointing out
aults in hand writing have been
,Iaced in the rooms which help to
how the teachers and pupils defectsl
n their writing. /
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15


Kooskia, regret his illness. Mr. Joy
left Sunday for Soap Lake, Wn., to
take treatments. He is being reliev-
ed by III. G. Freeman, relief agent
for Idaho division.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Carr, Sunday.
The Sites Orchestra, with w. ].
Muisel as director, rendered a delight
ful program at the Ivy theatre, Mon
day night. The personal of the or
chestra is w. j. Muisel, Fay Leeper,
Dolores Huffman, Dean Donaldson,
e. G. Willard and Ralph Huffman, Ray
Willard, Roland Huffman, Wally Mel
men, Assisting the orchestra were
Misses Ada Baldwin, Eula Wilkin in
two song numbers, and Dean Dom
aldson with piano solo.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
Flanders.

The Flemish form of the name Elan
ders is Vlaenderen, and the word
means the country of the Flemish. The
Flanders of the Middle ages was a
self-governing countship, that Is, a
country whose ruler was count, but
at times 1t was under the suzerainty
of France, and sometimes under that
of the empire, which then included
the Germanic states. The Flanders
of the Middle ages is today divided be-
tween France and Belgium, the great
er part being included in Belgium, and
two provinces In the western part of
the latter country are known as East
and West Flanders, the latter fronting
on the North sea. Practically all the
country that formed the Flanders of
the Middle ages is low and level;
hence 1t was commonly called the Low
country.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15

The nth grade assisted by Miss
Shoemaker gave a surprise party for
Miss Aiken, Friday afternoon, in the
gymnasium.
verna Geary has been absent from
school the past week ON account of
illness.
The first and second grades were
dismissed Monday morning on ac-
count OF low temperature in the
rooms.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-15
}OYS AND THEIR
DADS HAVE
BIG TIME

.c,.racter is the binding material
o III of the subjects we teach at
,.oI without it the parts fall
! vst-education fails-and the boy
P~ WITS 70 nothing p Asserting that
Oo anbool is completely failing in its
y ESQ Ss, if it fails to develop char
E. ,rC G. Baker, instructor of man
y raining in the local high school,
LII 70 more than 100 "dads" and
[Onsn at a banquet given under the
"n i of the Boy Scouts at the
4 Courthouse last Friday evening.
NJ Bakers subject was "The
Lsool and the Boy" and the hearty
[a,snse which frequently interrupted
r. indicated that his hearers were
r entire accord with him on the
hints he was driving home. Mr..
| her spoke plainly and directly to
4 miyed audience of boys and men,
n reminded them forcefully that
[ding 'riting and rithme.ic were of
avail to the characterless grad
|0ther speakers, A. G. Adams, a
Imber of the Boy Scout Troop com
|ttee. and Jess Wade, scoutmaster,
[ounted briefly the place of the
Imt movement in the development
character, the ideals for which the
h scout stands, and the spirit of
\ NAV and real craftsmanship that
bv are endeavoring to establish in
\ minds of the boys.
Play Indoor Baseball
following the dinner and the brief
kking program, an exciting game
indoor baseball was won by the
kds' who demonstrated by a mar
Of one score that they still pack
a wicked wallop, could steal a
l. or two if necessary, and slide |
! the plate in a pinch The "dads'
y we're not elected to participate in |
game showed real, old-timc f>rm
rooters, and were at least a close |
|Ond to the youngsters who raised |
klamor in the balcony.
Me scene afforded quite a contrast |
athe good old days" when the |
/ ds" we're youngsters, and the old |
|rtroom was presided over by a