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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
ULTIMA HoRA

De los so pianos y autopiauos que
ofreci6 vender en- 60 dias, precios es-
peciales, la acreditada fabrica 'Kohler
s. Campbell, por conducto de 81 agen-
to sr. 7. Aguilar, de San Juan, 50 ven
dieron 80 instrumentos en- septismbre.
Solo quedan 18 para octubre. ordene
su piano esta anisma semanas y econo-
mizara I'd. cerca de cien d6lares "a Il
compra de I'm Kohier y Campbell, ca-
20 prestigio data desde hace 2S aIios,
en- los cuales ha vendido ei 81. Agui-
lar mas de dos mil instruments CON-
pleta satisfaction de sus tensdores.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
Una carta del Lcdo. Martinez NadaI
que no tiene NADIA de particular, Pc
no puede quedar la mancha que
acasO no limpie
LO ncO que nos preOcupa dice es e faIlO que i'm
parran nueSras actuaciOneS las generacOnes uturas

San Juan, P. B., octubre 2, 1928.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido amigo
En- la edicion de Ell MUNDO de hoy
2 de octubre de 1928, he leido la in
formation q. da su periodico al publico
con relacion al viaje de placer Sto.
DUningo orgsnizado por Ell mana
ger'' de la ''Bull Insular Line" con
motive del estreno de su vapor "'Ca-
therine' en- la ruta de Puerto Rico
la vecina Republica Dominicana.
Desde luego que la informacion,. EN-
cuanto mi Sc refere, es exacta, Y
aprovecho una vez mas esta oportuni-
dad para censurar piblicamente la con-
ducta observada por la 'tBul1 Insu-
lar Line' de someter al gobernador
Towner una lista de las personas invi-
tadas para que ell gobernante elimina-
ra de ella las personas que no lie fue-
rem gratas. Naturalmente que esta
censura Ia hago en- la creenc1a de que
Ell proposito de la compa1ia naviera ha
sido Ell de agradar los elementos re-
presentativos del pals, al mismo item
po que el de prestigiar la excursion,
ofreciendo la vecina Repnblica la visi
ia de personas notables de nuestra TERRA
porque sometiendo los nombres la
aprobaci6n del gobernador pudiera su-
ceder que este caballero tuviera tan
POGO acierto en- la election que prfvara
la RepubIca vecina injustamente de
la presencia de muchos hombres verda-
deramente notables en- Puerto Rico.
Ahora bien 81 eI objeto de la compa-
MIA fue ofrecer este viaje de turismo
linica exclusivamente al gobernador
Towner, entonces retro la censura, por-
que estuvo la compahia en- su derecho
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03

to de vista polftico. El Gobernador
no ha contestado ain a dicha invita-
cion. nj ha seflalado todavia Ell tema
de SUI discurso porque esta pendiente
de una reunion con los Presidentes del
Senado Y de la Camara, con ell fin de
dar los pasos definitivosF para acordar
la fecha exacta en- que habra de en-
barcar para los Estados Unidos la,
Comisi6n de la Legislature creada por
la. Resolution Ntimero 2.
Lo mas probable es que al regreso
del Gobernador de Santo Domingo Sc
convoque a los mas induyentes l1deres
de la Legislature para tratar dicho
asunto, va que unicamente faltan dos
meses para empezar la session del Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos. Tenien-
do en- cuenta que la Comisi6n portorri-
quefia tendra que embarcar para Wash
ington con la debida anticipation fin
de preparar en- su favor IA opinion del
Congreso, no pueden transcurrir mu-
chas dias sin que va el <pais conozca,
dehnitivamente, los nombfes de las per-
sonas que compondran la referida Co.
mission.
LA LABOR QUE REALIzARA Ell
GoBERNADoR EN- Ell NoETE
Ell trabajo que realiztra en- el Nor
el gobernador Towner no va limitar-
tcOntinda en- la 2da. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
Dos tres GObiernos sur-americanoS
Sc encuentran inferesados en- ell SEN
sacionaL "afaire" de la falsifcacion
de bIlleteS de ES-
paila y Colombia
Aunque el Quartet General de Ia PO-
licia guarda gran reserva acerca de
las inVestigaciOnes que realiza, Sc
esperan impOrtantes arrestOS

Mediante la inteligente labor de
tectivesca del Coronel Lewis, del Je-
fe de la Detective, senior Quifiones, la
polic1a de San Juan ha logrado apode-
rarse de un completo peligrosisimo
equipo de falsificar biIetes, Ell cual,
seg1n Sc cree, sc ha venido usando has
ta hace POGO en- la Justification de bo-
livares colombianos EN- grande escala,
para ser c'rculados en- Colombia. Sc di-
ce, ademas que este equipo Sc us6 tam
bi6n en- La fabrication clandestina de
bi,letes de la Loteria de Santo Domin-
go, 500 de los cuales fueron cogidos
por la policia hace unos dos meses,
causandc gran sensaci6n. Con ell equi-
go. fueron hallados alrededor de 5000
billetes mas de la Loteria de Santo
Domingo, y algunas sorprendentes re-
produce ZONES de los billetes de la ''lote
ria gorda' de Madrid.
Tanto ell Coronel Lewis, como sus
activos suba,ternos guardian la mayor
reserYa en- cuanto al descubrimiento
de esta importante planta dc falsifica-
ci6n, pues segiin hemoa sido informa-
dos, dos tres gobiernos sur-america-
nos Sc encuentran interesados en- el sen
sancional "affaire'', especialmente, de
aauerdo con nuestpos informes, el 60
b'erno de Co'ombia, representado aqui
por Ell senior Fabriciano velez Posada,
Consul General de Colombia en- San
Juan
La mayor parte de los bolivares fal-
Sc cree, han sido enviados
desde aquf los Estados Unidos de Co
lombia; y Sc cree, adenas, que los sa-
gaces falsifcadores vinieron esta Ca
pital de aquel pais-part' endo inmedia
tamente para el tan pronto como SUI
pieron que Ell equipo de falsifcaci6n
estaba en- lroder de la policia y clos a
punto de caer en- las redes de la justi-
cia.
FL equipo de Justification fu6 cog do
ell 27 de setiembre ultimo, en- una res
petable casa de comercio en- el centric
de San Juan. Estaba embellishments
guardado EN- una GAIA de S1a pies IL,
pulgadas por pulgadas. En- la cubier
ia, tiene Embellishments impreso Ell
nombre de una conocida firma-nombre
cue seguramente es falso.
La GAIA contiene numerosas placas
de cobre muy bien preparadas, v los
instrumentos necesarios para hacer los
mas finos trabajos fotograficos. Ades
mas, contiene grandes reproducciones
de biretes colombianos, listos para ser
reducidos su tamafio natural des-
pues de ser debidamente retocados y
rreparados.
En- resdmen, es un equipo complete,
v sin rival para falsificar cualQuier
clase de papel moneda o billetes de To-
terias; y sin duda alguna, habra cos
tado un buen pico.
Aunque hasta ahora no Sc ha efec-
(Contin1a en- la pagina g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
gobenador Toner aproUchard estado memorial b m
NueUa York fernando pae de la Com6n gob asoaon
pOrtOrquend hablqr ante e Club Roa du adca Cdma
hacer favor de Puerto Rico Ceo ado para eu
AL REGRESO DE SANTO DOMINGO Sc ESPERA QUE
DEN COMIENZO LOS PAS0S PARA Ell VLAJE DE LA CO
MISSION DE LA LEGISLATURE
Ell SENADOR IGLESLAS AGUARDARA EN-
NUEVA YORK A NUESTROS POLITICOS

Como fue publicado aver por los dia-
rios de la manana ell gobernador Town
er ha recibido una invitaci6n del pre-
sidente del Club Rotario de Nueva
York para que de en- los salones de
esa acreditadisima institution una con-
ferencia acerca de la situaci6n actual
de Puerto Rico, tanto desde el punto
de vista flnanciero como desde ell pun
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
IiNorrc1A sENsAc1oNAI4l!

Cada dfa hay menos moscas Y los
mosquitoes van desapareciendo.
Esta noticia, sin duda, Sc debe al re-
sultado eficaz del famoso liquido insec-
ticide FLYoSAN.
Una lata de Flyosan con su pulveri-
zador por i'm dollar.
De venta en- Ia Ferreterfa Finlay,
San Juan.
Atenderemos ernbarques por O. o. d.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
LIN la Administration munich
pal de FajardO ha surgidO un
grave COnaictO con motive de
haber sidO destituido eI
doctor AmOrOs
Para resoIVer eSta question Sc reu-
Mira esta noche ell COncejO
de Administration

Parecc que en- la Administration MI
nicipal de Fajardo ha surg:do un gra-
We conficto administrative con motivo
de haber sido decretada por ell Conli-
sionado de Beneficencia de aquella po-
blac on Ia destituci6n del doctor Ca
briel Amor6s, inteligente medico que
ha venido prestando sus valiosos SER
vicios a satisfaction general.
En- IA tarde de aver recibimos ell ST.
guieate despacho telegrafico en- ell que
Sc da cuenta de la destituci6n del pre-.
citado funcionario Sc menciona, ade
mas, Ia ola de protesta que esta acei61
ha produc.do entire la generalidad de los
elenenbos de dicha pob,aci6n4
EEL MUNDo,'
San Juan P. r.
Comisionado Beneficencia Malta. sir
cargos justificados, ha suspendido EN-
pIeo o doctor Gabriel Amor6s quier
(Continhs On la pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
La impOrtantisilna reunion &C.
lebrada en- Ia BibIiOteca Car
negie para dar cuenta con el
reSultadO de la campa1a el
favor de las victimas del Jap0n
En- San Juan Gnicamente Sc REGGIE
iron cerca de dOce mil dOlares.. ..perO
parece que en- Ia isla el pdblicO
no corresponds

En- la tarde del lunes Sc llevo a
efecto en- la biblioteca Carnegie su
session ordinaria ell Comite Ejecuti-
vo de la Cruz Roja, Capitulo de
Puerto Rico, con asistencia de casi
todos sus miembros entire ellos ell Sc
nor Pedro Mora Acosta, de Maya
giiez, y Sra. Aida F. de Lopez, de
Arecibo, quienes fueron electos re-
cientemente miembros del Comite
Executive, presidente de los capf-
tulos locales que respectivamente re-
presentan.
Discutieronse diversos asuntos en-
ire ellos la campaha que acaba de
terminarse en- favor de las vfctimas
de los teremotos en- el Jap6n.
FL senor Mendia, presidente de la
campana para esta colecta especial,
Ney6 un minucioso informe acerca de
la colecta especial que acaba de ha-
cerse, asi como la recaudacion, sien-
do los resultados altamente satisfac-
torios.
FL sefor Mendia recibio un voto
de gracias que lie tributaron los pre-
sentes, puesto de pie.
Ell sefior PARA Cap6 llam6 por
tclefono, anunciando que ell montan-
te de las recaudaciones hechas en-
Ponce ascendfa a $780,
La reunion termino a las siete y
media.
LOS RESULTADOS DE LA
CAMPANA
FL resultado de la campaiia ha
sido tan satisfactorio como 10 espe-
raban los organizadores de la colec-
Ia, pues hasta la fecha en- San Juan
Sc han recogido $11,7T8; en- Maya
gtiez $213.75; Arecibo $500; Aguirre
$3.50; Faiardo $31O; etc. etc.
Ell resto de las poblaciones, aun
&uando no han terminate la campa-
ma han logrado recolectar cantida-
des que ponen rnuy en- alto el NOM
bre de Puerto Rico, asi como la la
Dor que Sc viene realizatdo.
LA LABOR DE LA CRUZ ROJA
EN- PUERTO RICO
Para que nuestros lectores Sc den
cuenta de la magnffica labor que
viene realizando en- Puerto Rico la
Cruz Roia Americana, nos compla-
cemos en- manifestar que los benefi-
clos que esta isla recibe son mucho
mayor que 10 que Sc envia al ex-
tranjero.
FL presupuesto del presente ano
asciende a $4,000, cantidad que ha
enviado ell Capitulo de Washington,
aun cuando la cantidad recolectada
en- Puerto Rico asciende solamente
$4,000. En- los amos 1921 Y 1922
los presupuestos ascendieron a
$4,000. .Ademas de este, el Head
Aquarter" de Washington paga to-
dos los empleados que trabajah en-
el capitulo local, aumentando asi la
cantidad que dedican Puerto Rico.
Ademas, debemos hacer constar
(Contin1a en- la pag. 81
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20
The Right Way

Harry lawson, managing editor o.
the Evening Capital News. also cor
responds for The Oregonian. Stuff
that the Boise paper doesn't publish
Mr.. Lawson sends to Portland. But
all of it is exactly like the Borah-
bunk that the Capital News features
from day to day. 1t is Borah through
and through.
Sunday Mr.. lawson arose to re-
mark through the columns OF The
Oregonian that Idaho Republicans
would renominate Senator Borah be-
cause. political reasons aside. Senator
Borah was Idaho's one claim for po-
litical prominence Borah is too good
an advertisement for Idaho to neglect.
Mr.. lawson says.
Perhaps Mr.. Lawson believes that,
with politician. any sort of advertis-
ing is good advertising or at least.
better than none. Tho Tribune sim
cerely hopes that the worlds opinion
Of Idaho is not based upon its knowl-
edge OF Senator Borah. The Tribune
does not care to have the world be-
|ieve that every Idahoan. or even a |
majority of Idaho's citizens, favor the
recognition of Soviet Russia with its
regime of bloodshed that recently went
10 far as to attempt the extinction of
he Christian religion. The Tribune
would not have the world believe that
III Idaho opposed the draft laws or
measures designed to finance the
World War. Idaho is a better state
han that, better state than Borah
epresents it to be.
Wisconsin is advertised by La Fol-
cite. And Wisconsin has the SYM
'athy Of all of us. There are various
Ways to advertise a state. But Idaho
wants the right way.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20

that the Idaho Producers Union wa
operating here. are hack on the jol
again this year with pocketbooks wid
OPEN just what reason they will Civ
for not being run out of the countr,
again this year on account of the Ida
no Producers Union. we will leave I.
them to disclose. The reason tina
they did not bay potatoes last yea
was that there was no potato marke
sufficient to justify them Ia taking ,
chance, hence. they did not buy. II
order to justify themselves, they CAV,
as a reason for not buying, that the,
could not operate when the l. P. u
was handling products for its mem.
bers on basis of F. o. B. orders.
A great deal was said last year as ia
the benefits as \ cash buyer n the ter.
ritory. just to show what effect they
sometimes have in a district. we wish
to cite the following Illustration:
About = week ago a representative
Of Chicago house purchased . num-
Der Of cars Of potatoes from . big
grower in this territory. at ti.s0 per
100 lbs. When the sales manager Of
the l. P. U. arrived on the scene re-
Gently, he disclosed that potatoes in
southern California were selling read
lily 0n the markets at from 500 to
$2.2s F. o. b. California. From this
he felt that he would have no difficult
ty in starting potatoes here At not less
than 500 F. o. B.
As soon as . few cars Of potatoes
were lined Up for shipment. he accord
inely quoted out potatoes at $500 to
the eastern and Southeastern trade.
Imagine his surprise when he received
replies to his tele9vans fsom severai
sections Of the U. S. stating that COM
,etitors in this territory were offering
a. ei.SS F. o. B. Caldwell.
lad that we would have to meet these
prices u Ne got any business This
Ii.ss quotation was sent out by the
,usfis that purchased ths potatoes iron
grower hsrs ~ $50 Thisty--6vs
'ssss ~ hsstrs1 81 hi11InG s~s -
hippiag thsss potatoes y . nice pro-
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THE
WESTERN NATIONAI
BANK OF Caldwell

fit for this concern and in order tc
make a quick sale and some easy
money, they chose to quote out al
least IS cents below the market. This
would be of no particular importance
were it not for the fact that this out
FIT has quoted practically every pota-
to market il the u. S. that will handle
Idaho potatoes and has thus establish
ed market on Idaho potatoes at least
IS cents lower than il should be.
We will leave it to the potato grow
ers of southern Idaho to judge from
the above whether or not the cash
buyer has been of any particular bene-
nj to them Ia this case.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20
What 1t Means

Consolidated Farm-Labor and Dem
ocratic votes in Minnesota elected
Mangum Johnson to the United States
senate Johnson. who was a dir
farmer, is now-or soon to be-a SEN
ator.
All of which means little Mr. John.
son apparently has no definite pro-
gram to cure the political and econ
omic ills OF the nation. Conservatives
shout that he is an ultra-progressive
that the fact that he has no concrete
policy indicates his inability to meet
new responsibility. And his friends
shout even more loudly that his cleo
ton is but another step forward to-
ward the downfall OF the 'Old Guard. >
American political trends have been
marked in the direction of what is
commonly called "rzdicaiism." Prob
ably there is no more abused term in
the current lexicon than this. Every
liberal political opinion is branded as
being radical"
American government is 4 change
ling. Today, the devious devices of
government are a far cry from the in
tent of American government as the
men who drew the constitution visual
lied it. The things we accept as a
matter OF course would have horri-
fed them
The Tribune cannot agree with the
policies of Brookhart, La Toilette and
now Johnson, not to mention a score
of others. The Tribune believes we
already have too much government,
too much beaureaucracy, too much
in affairs that are essentially
private. But The Tribune recalls that
Theodore Roosevelt advocated many
things, as the first Progressive"
which today arc law. And many of |
hem. we find, arc essentially worth |
while.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20
ATTEND BANKERS BANQUET

w. P. Lyon Of the First National
E. Fl. Plowhead of the Caldwell Com.
merciai and l. N. Mccarthy of the
Western National attended a banquet
given by the Boise Clearing House as
ISOLATION At the Owyhee and which
was attended by most of the Idaho
and eastern Oregon bankers. The
meeting was held to formally launch
a campaign to obtain branch of the
federal reserve banking system in
Boise. Among those present were
Senator Borah and Congressman Ad-
olson T. Smith. who pledged support
in the effort to obtain . federal branch
bank
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20

just when the Shelby fight fiascc
convinced sporting writers that big
purses and big prices were of the pas,
for hstic encounters, an Argentine Of
fer of $500, 900 for a Dcmpsey-Firpo
go breezed into the headlines. Here
is one country that evidently doesn't
know the world is economically i'll.
One wonders just how far the mani
acal bidding for prize fights is to go.
The million dollar mark is not far
away.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20
IDAHO UNION
CANNOT KEEP
BUYERS AWAY
Cash Purchasers Flock
in This Year, Upset
ting Arguments 81
Last Season.

The Idaho Producers Union. cred
tied last year with driving cash pota-
to buyers from the local Sid. has al
ready been proven this year not 10 be
responsible. according TO = story In
this weeks Farm Bureau News. The
story follows;
The cash buyers VINO sssosncsd v
the world last year that NY oosh ~
buy potatoes 10 Idaho. due to he TACT
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20
Cash Buyers

Blown into thin air are the conten
tons of opponents of co-operativ,
farm marketing that such q program
drove cash buyers from Idaho las
year. The Tribune holds no brief TO,
the California Vegetable Union, fol-
the Idaho Producers' Union or fol
any other of the large number OF semi
cooperative sales organizations tina
have come to operate in this territory
But The Tribune contended last year
that such organizations had no bear.
ing on the inability OF any producer
10 sell potatoes for cash. II was not
a local problem but one that involved
the entire United Statcs-the inability
OF farmers to feed the market rather
than to glut it,
II. G. Peckham of Wilder hit the
nail squarely when he remarked that
il the Idaho Producers Union last year
kept cash buyers out OF the market,
then it was truly powerful organisa-
ton since il also kept buyers out Of
Maine. Kaw Valley. Winconsin But.
blinded by the acute situation which
developed from the inability to mar
ket potatoes last season. many took
OF q national economic sit
iaiion 10 lay the blame al the door of
! farmers selling organization.
This year proves those persons in
,ros. This year their is . cash mar
Set no, only in Idaho but every
where. Ast shis year. tespiss eeop.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20

have got to beet it up to Weavers git sumthn for
Mother forget lots of times but she ties things roun
my rst to make me remember when it begins hurt
remember 1t stops the blood
thirty
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|eoHoI
OUR BOY R&ORTER,

Fare 1t amt holiday today nowheres only
in Newfoundland and Mister Gibbons he node what
he sed well mebby its John Husses BIRTHDAY there but
John Husses birthdays holiday in Czechosovaka
thin like that asst Nell if she node what is Newfoundland
an she sed all no bout that there place they raise dogs
there
DIR Myer got mad to Mister Homer Vogt be sed
Mister Vogt lettin 90 Mister Wort
DR. Myers he had pste in his pocket witch
wus loaded CESS DR. Myers jess tyn to him. No.
buddy wus hurt
Gov Pearce here witch gov of Orgon Hes the one
which nterduced Mister Harding wch is he'd presunt an
called him VIM. G. Harding sed of Warren G. Harding Ny
foher node Mister Olco witch Orgon Mister
Badrdge wch is he'd Lwt gov of state be met Mister
Pearce showed him round be Gov Moore wus way
sum wares.
Mister Hubert Hansbros to yellow stone Park see
the sites Bears off your hand up there
mother sed Mrs Hansbrough Also For weeks
1t don't cost much to go there.
jim dash
Mister Fred Kamraths home from Pendleton witch is in
Ogon Hes bin gone yeers he don't the old place
my uncle Jim sed His family cum with him. don't
CESS he will go back to Orgon
Jim dash
Mister Fred Htchngs here from Salt Lake with
lady wich wus Mrs Htcng CESS because they look like
marrd Hes workn for sum comrney vich sells thnes
to newspapers like
Jim dash
Mrs. Mildred Davis went back home to Virginia My
Mother likes to hear people talk from Virginia.
Jim dash
The Hinshaws had sum Cubans visiting them Wun wus a
lawyer the other his witch big sugar
down there They both rich also.
Jim dash
Mrs A W. Duncans gone to Salt Lake for month";
with Mrs LAMotte witch daughter to her. bet she will cit
some fine eats there.
Jim dash e
Mister Howard Twford give dollers for upkeepin the
streets of the city He stepped his gas that's why No
buddy wus hurt |"
Jim dash
Mrs Earl Boyes the girls home agen little vie
CESS This time they vstn the John Kitchens ND to-
Emmett don't no they related by reashuns by blood
# marriage m
Jim dash 81
Neva Fars had Marie Pemberon up her house to Deer
lat SO gess Neva will down Marie pretty soon
7ch hope she does ar
Jim dab m
have got to beet to Viewers git sumthn for NV
other now forget lots of times but she ties things round
~ rst to make remember when it to hurt Use
smember 1t stops the blood. dis
thirty lin
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20

A newly married couple were stand.
ing on the main deck of an ocean
liner gazing out to sea.
"Oh, Jack" she cried. suddenly
bursting into tears. 1--WE dropped my
ring overboardi"
There. there. dear. don't cry" he
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20

III there could possibly be any vital
criticism of A. P. Davis and his work.
its basis may be found in this COM
munication.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20

The public knows the greed OF the
millionaire bankers for more money
Idaho Free Press. Why single out
the millionaire bankers? The malady
is common to al of Us.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-20

erative selling organizations. cash buy
ers are on the job in Canyon county as
they are elseyhere.