davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Two-stcry Brick Dwelling, Con-
tanning s Rooms and Bath,
Number 1913 Florida Avenue
Norfheasf

public auction il front Of f., the premises. on on
"'cLocR 5t' 6'cK I'm. lot number Il. in ~iaarc
Terms Of sale: Sold subject 10 deed Of
trust for 81 $1,000. particulars Of which ana
terms as to remainder VIII be announced At
acceptance Of bid. Conveyancing. recording
and revenue stamps Mt purchasers cost.
Terms Of sale to hc complied with within 80
u"'S '' u'''s' THos. J. OWEN & son.
desd&ds exSu Auctioneers
TT0S. l. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING, BEING so. 2357 CHAM
PLAIN STREET NORTHWEST.
recorded in her x 4sas folio ass ss ct seq @ Of
the land records of the District of Columbia
and st the request Of the party secured there
TrEspAT. sTsS THE II '1sIf FLEvENTH DAY OF DE ="
CEMBER. AID. 1923. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
ises. situate in the District of Columbia and
designated as and heing part Of lot numbered
seventy-two f7al of Katherine l.. johnson E
subdivision of lots in block numbered eleven
1n. Meridian Hill" as per plat recorded in
Of the District of Columbia. beginning for the
same Champlain street at the southwest
corner Of laid lot. and running thence north
I ,he north line Of said lot 100 feet. thence
south and parallel 70 Champlain street 1857
feet thence west along the south line OF said
lot 100 feet 10 the place of beginning. Subject
to encumbrances of record.
Terms Of sale: Subject to first trust for
$4,000. All cash above said trust $500 de-
posit required upon acceptance of bid. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thirty days
or deposit forfeited. Al conveyancing. re.
cording and revenue stamps at purchaser
cost @. PERCY McGLUE.
]. HENRY BROWN.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Monday, December 10, 1923
at 3 O'clock pm.


the following described real and personal
]. All that certain tract or parcel of land
situated at Rosslyn, Arlington county, Va,
south by Cansl street. on the north by Po-
tomac river, on the west by the land formerly
held by II. H. Wells. trustee. and on the
east by the lands OF the United States gov
bridge, and designated on the plat of d. J.
Howell, surveyor, made in 1890. rs lots I.
2, 3, 4. :, and Z. in block Is. of Rosslyn.
Arlington county, Va. containing 90. l62
riparian rights on the Potomac river may
lawfully attach TO said property, with all
easements, appurtenances ways. rights and
PITY nf,yileEes to the same bslonging, together
all market rights. privileges, stands. In any
market or markets in the city Of Washington,
District OF Columbia. or In any other place or
places which the said Rosslyn Packing Com
2. All automobiles. trucks. wagons and
other personal property. located at the plant
OF the Rosslyn Packing Company.
Terms of sale: The said real and personal
property will be sold free OF all encunhra nces
for cash. The successful bidder for tile real
estate will be required to deposit with the
said trustee, on day Of sale, certified
bc payable upon confirmation of said sale by
the court
Purchasers of the personal property will be
required to pay the full amount of their bid
in cash at the time Of sale
packing plant. located on the Potomsc river
se.y se feo% us.s ios D. .nd
lated market right at hand: For further par
tciulars address, or apply to
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
Address: III South Fairfax St, Alexandria, Va
def9t
Evening star., 1923-12-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

MT. IDA.
Five room bungalow. electric lights bath
cellar. city water. sewer. furnace: lot 50x 20:
half block from car line: price. 81. $50: terms:
cash Si00, and $50 per month with interest
DEL RAY.
Six room home on Belfast ave with bath
electric lights, furnace. city water aud sewer
lot 5oNl2u: carnge; one block from ear line
price $1,000 with terms.
ON RUSSELL. ROAD.
Near car line, beautiful Dutch colonial home
OF SoN1"o corner lot surrounded hy trees high
elevation; reception hall, coat closet. large liv-
Ing room with fireplace. dining room opens on
vide porch. kitchen. concrete cellar hot water
heat. laundry trays; second floor four bed
rooms with ample closets, n linen closet and q
bathroom; price. $3.50; easy. terms.
GHhHhM 4 OGDEN.
Realtors.
-3n King St Alexandria yo
Washington Phone Main 1O.U
AieSandriH Phones 1900 or l30i
our machlneS are at your disposal for
inspection OF these properties.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
VIII sell ut reduced price dandy Groom
house; ami: large garage; easy terms.
REAL MANN ESTATE
1l14 y. Y. Ave. NV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
v TOXIC BOLO USMRTENE
100000, v YOKOHAMA 10000

Uradne zpravy, ktore dosly do
spojenych Statov, udavajd pocet
zabitych Tokiu ma okoli ma
10000 a Yokohama ma 10000
l'udi. v Toxic do 10. sept. spale-
ne bolo 10000 mrtvol. (Druha, po-
zdejsia zprava udava pocet zabi-'
tych Yokohama ma %, 3,767.)
V zemetraseni zborene bolo
3l5 ,824 domoy v hodnote diva tisic
milionov yen (asi billion dolarovl.
Ztraty na zabitych, ranenych a
chybujucich, odhadnute s1 ma L.
356, ,749.
Do IL. septembra, "a jeden tyz-
den udalo sa okoli Tokia spolu
asi 1000 otrasov. Ii. septembra
otrasy zeme prestaly. Zachranne
prace pokracuju uspokojive.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
NEMCI MAJU TAJNY
Sp0soB NICENIA LIETADIEL

Lcndyn, IL. sept. - Pu sa "a
iste drzi, ze Nemci vynasli dajaky,
tajny sposob ma kazenie print
tenie sost1pit' aeroplanov. Odke-'
dy Francnzi okupovali Ruhr, 30
ich aeroplanov bolo v povetri po-
skodene a musely sost1pit'. Ny
sli sa, ze Nemci pomocou bezdrot-
nej elektriny .poskodia pagpetA M
lietadlach. Jeden francdzsky le-
tiin zas zbadal, ze mu odrazu OLE
jova nadrzka tiekla. Melody fran
clzskych let1nov udavaj1 sas o.
bycajpe pri peknom pocasf, preto
50 ma "a pravdepodob ze Mem
ci majl Y tom prsty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
obyvatel 'stvo Slovenslxa a Podk
Rusi podl'a povolania.

Dl'a seitania l'udu roku 1921
ma Slovensku 3,000,870 obyva-
tel l'ov, prihlasilo sa 1,8l8,595 "a
rol 'nikov, priemysle q reneslc
zamestnavalo sa 530,192 l''ndf, v
obchode a, pehaznfctve. l24,147,
pri dopraye lO,4677. " statnej a
verejnej sluzbe bolo 1o5, LOG l'udi,
.nri vsjsku4 42, 2,sl2 l'udi. Pri doma-
cej sluzbe a najomnej praci bolo
44,475 os6b, inc povolanie malo
alebo bolo zamestnania 226,066
l'udi. V Podkarpatskej Rusi z L.
lrnneho poctu obyvatel 'stva t. j.
6O4,745 I'udi prihlasilo sa k rol'-
nietvu 10000 osob, k priemyslu
!remeslu 64,O22, k obchodu, do
prave a penaznfctvu 15,027, k Sta
tnej verejnej .sluzbe a vol 'nym
povolaniam 1921 osob, k vojsku
6761 muzov, * samostatnej vyko-
navanej praci domacej"a roznel,o
druhu s9T7, ( iny1n povoianiam
alebo k stavu bez povolania 52,597
osob. g ::
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
Youxos4ownskY s1ov1rsxf rovIHY

Fl o. Box 9o6, Pittsburgh, Pa postou Ia 3Oc Kazd ae
icky Sovak by NAL mat eden vtisk tejto Pittsburgh
skej Dohody da 81 ju zardovat vyvesl stenu aby
u vkdy NAL pred o5am aby no nponala stale ze narod
mas hoe osloboden zpod mad arsho nadpaustva, este
yEdy nema zaruceny svorazny zivot vyvoj Je povin
most ou ameickych Slovakov nasm bratom v kraji po
m6ct' t1to Dohodu uzakon tax narodu vzdy
bezpect' jeho budicnost Teraz je to cas- kyln my
Mjeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
REyoLtcIA. v: sPAN1ELsKU.

V SpanieIsku, procincii Cata-
lonia vypukla revollcia proti Via
de, pozadujdc ,odtrhnptie sa cd
Spanielska zalezenie republiky,
ak sa vlada nevada. Revolnciu "a
pocalo samo vojsko rozsfrila sd
rychlo pc celej krajine. Vlada sa
pod 'akovala a preto sa revoldcia
akiste skoro skonci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

Moe je ME ..pravo'', ale ''pravo', po-
Y es.s - yedome statoGne hajene je moe.
Bez uvedomenia 81 moci ktora spociva statocne ha-
jenom plave nieto poftckej vychovy ndroda! Kto
ye axe ma pva alebo kp sice e ich ma ale sa ich
chabo alebo pode vsdava, e potckou mrtvolou, e
trOk''!
PittsbargAska Dohoda je sniasa Pslitickk Eabezpe-
suva stt. .saunozreaS prirodzeae prava slovenskkmu
n6rodu Tato DoAoda uzavretl bola dobrovolne obi
droma strankami ktcre - tom case ked ona povstsla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
r1zDEN t1sTAvY sPoJEN1cH sTATov.

ttzdni pocinaidcom II. septenlbla celJ americky
narod zadr takzvany tyzden stavy spojenvch statov
Vtento tyzdn badd pednasky po celej krajine, kto
1ch bude rozjianane stave nasej vel kej repubiky
vyzyvane poslsnos voci zakonom vynesenym pre- bez
pecnost blahobyt ochlanu ceeho nareda.
. Go je istava (konstittica)?
. .aUstava je zaklaany zakon krajny Kaada krajna ju
ma Ma stave sociva celia stavba krajny: kongles ad
ieobnietyo Ziaden zakon nesmie byt Wy
1eseny ktory by sa isave precil Ustava je nezlnen
ma Nemozno ia nej ami litery zment ba nej do
dat Preto je stava posvatnym dok,menom pre- kazde
ho Americana, ktory svoju vlast' muje
i. Ale dstavy su rozicne Jedna krajina ma lepslu,
drulla horsiu Jedna dava vyhody arstokratom, druh
ucenco treta kapalistom, stvrta relnesenej trede,
plata politickym skupinam aebo takm triedam obyva
estva ktore yeas vynasaa stavy boly slime organize
yane mohly vpvvat' ducha vneseneho do iistavy.
70 vsetkych ustav svete ustava Spojenych Statov
ie najlepsia, najdemokratickejsia -... -
nsava spojenych Statov nepozna ziadlf triedy pred
for je rovnm obtaho prezdent ako fanar kapitalst,
ako robotni Ona dava rovnake prfleztos kazdemu po
vzniest' sa tax vysoko ako je schopny
Americka iistava dava neobmedzenn slobodu slova
a tlace neobmedzen osobnti maetkovu slobodu. Teto
slobody s najdrahse cloveku sn pricnou nesly-
chaneho pokroku amerckeho naroda. Amercky narod
nepozna cenzru taceneho slova nevie, to znamena
abat cele naklad Gasopisov knh pre- edno sovo aebo
vety kore panu cenzorov nepacia. Americky narod
neve, Go je yazany obchod korom vada povlaze OBJ
chodnikom ruky, zakazuje vyvoz. Aneric narod nema
ami poilata om re ked chce dakto na.pr CeskoSlo
yensku svoat' shromazdenie, mls list pros askave do
volenie cd poce kora ma prayo kedyko vek povolene
sllromazdene rozohnat' puskam bajonetmi
Amerke 81 kazdy m0ze otvorit obchod, aky chce;
zaozit podnk, aky chce Tu nevyhl 'adavajn cd neho
kvafkacie, doktorske nznierske tituy alebo sty1i
roxy ueiovskeho otrocenia Tu istava dovo ednem
robit to, co druhemu Tu matorom guvernerom alebo
akymkovek inym iradnikom mono byt takemu, ktory
lema mnohorazy bezcenny doktorat Postac kazdoden-
ny nadobudnug skolach zivota. toto je ia
obmedzena osobna sloboda, uzvana americkym l,don,
ktora nea paru ceom svete ktora e pricinou,
asa slavna republika navacsou namocnejsou nabohat
Sou najlepsou krajinou pod sirym nebom.
Amercki SloVaci, nlujte tito Vasu nova VAST kto-
"a Yam dava vsetky plezitost ku zdal nchadze poen
ped nohy Vasu snazeniu ale dviha, pomaha kazd6mu
tom presvedcen ze ednotvcov pozostava narod ked
s jednovc blazen cely nalod blazeny Cite zacho
vavate vsftky zakony nadovsetko bud tie povd acn
Yam Bob dopria lit pod ochranou nadokonalejse lsta
Wy, akd l'udsky uln srdce vedelo stvorit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14


tlakom hrlsovlady raklsko-uhorskej nemoh povedat'
slobodne 90 c,ci - boil jedinymi opravnenJm va mo
ciam takych uzalym representantmi obOch narodov
Dohoda tato je tedy zayaznou sml,lvou uzavretou Y
one tesko sovenskej rsvouce, ktora bola vedena do
tasnou v3ou c.-S Republily vlada tato bola velno
ca al irane uznana, ako kompstentnA representacia
aa5ich n6roduv Me je to tedy 1uva zavreta medz ne
zodpovednJmi jednotvcami aebo frakcia ale e to po
ticka dohoda pravae zavSzujaca oba narody co znal
al prva vlada Cesko-S -Soverskej Repubky vymenovana
lryym narodnyn shromazdenim, ked' Zeneve IL. nov
1918 vyslovla ze 'VSetky smluvy Eavazky pocas
ucnej akcie presdentom Masarykom uzavrete povazue
pre- Cesko slovenskd Republican platne zavSzne"!
APttsburghskd Dohodu sostavil sam vlastnorucne
napisal president Masaryk 80 maja 1913.
Pittsburghska Dohoda zabezpecuje predovsetkyin:
pr&vo narodn samospr&vu pre- Slovenslo lmc Ces-
lko-Slevenskeho Statu vastnym snemom administra
ccu SO slovenskym jazykom radoch skole celonr
verejnom zvote vobec; naproti tonu usa ujeeen po
vinnost byt' yennym polck6mu progran,u spoenia sa
Slovakov Ccchov sanostanom state, pozostavaji
lz Ceskych zem (Ceska, Moravy Sliezska) Sovenska
T. tcda jedni im sovon byt' vernym myslenke jednot
neho Cesko- -Slovenskeho Statu.
Kto Shape pc Pittsburghskej Dohode, kto ju vyhla
sue zdrap paperu ten Shape po najsvatesich pra
yach naroda soyerskeho ten nsue zbavit sovensky
narod kardnalneho pva jestvovanie ten je nepria
tel om slovenskeho naroda! ! Narod slovensky ME ie
narodom otrokov! : On vzdor tisfcroene porobe nkdy
nezekol svojich narodnych prav ktorych prve mai
vaznejse e: pravo narodnu estenciu, zahrnujdce
ebe pravo slobodneho polckeho kulturneho recoveho
hospodarskeho vyvinu pravo oneho rozhodovania vo
veciach svojich bez nadpansva diktatu inych - co
hned' bratskych narodov. 49,. ...... -... .
: Pittsburghska Dohoda boa uzavreta prave tym Gle
lom ably eto prava narodne boy ramci nasej spoloc
ne Ceskosovenskej Republky pre- mas slovensky narod
zabezpecen6 ale media naS uskutocnt len uzakone
MIN tychto prav, vtelenim Pittsburghske Dohody do
stavy cesko- -Slovenskej Republiky ~
Snaha po uzakoneni Pittsburghskej DQhody ME je
mierena prot oSovenske Republike lebo we'd pr
jej lone ma by nase pravo zabespecene tedy
nou Mje pada! - len jej zakonodarnym sborcm ma a
oze byt' to uzakonenie uskutocnene. toto adat ma
me pravo my amerck Slovaci ktori 81 to pravo
simi obetiami rve statku poctve nadobudi -Sloven-
ska Liga Amerike ziada uskutocnene Pttsburghskej
Dohody zaujme sko-Slovenskej Republiky kazdy
verny sovak kazdy satocny Czech u tom podporuje,
pamatajdc ma heso basnkom vyslovene: "Pravda bohy
vydana kaze nam slovanom Pana mat je nepravost'
vacsia byt' panom!''
Tento canok odtacli listiny vydanej Sovenskou
ligou Amerike na ktorej nachod al reprodukcia
orginau Pttsburghskej Dohody i podpsami. Tdto Ii
stnu rozposiela tajomnik SLOW. Lfgy p Jan A. Kocir
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23

A. w. Tracy, traffic manager OF
the National Parks highway, and
Edward T. Barber, publicity man,
we're in Rathdrum Tuesday from
Spokane to take up with the
chamber of commerce the towns
part in the cooperative publicity
work of the highway association
for the current year. Mr.. Tracy
received substantial part of the
quota from one of the garage men
the moment he reached town and
arranged with Miles F. Egbers to
raise the balance the next day. 1t
was agreed that S35 be raised.
Next years payment was also
mentioned but it was decided that
plans for that be deferred until the
near future.
Mr.. Tracy stated that the funds
are needed to finance the activities
of the association for the coming
season, all the towns on tie route
contributing according to wealth
or population. On account Of
construction work on other routes
be said the tourist traffic through
r Rafhdrr,n, ehotIiI he f1ftv Dercent
greater next year than in the
season just past.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23
SPIRIT LAKE

Pat Lawler, employed by the Pac-
handle Lumber company, received
SlOS award from the state industrial
accident board as compensation for a
broken leg G. E. WickershaD
received $146 % for a burned arm
while working for the same company.
A. Hegge killed big black tail
deer few miles from town.
J. F. Carlton is completing his new
bungalow at Silver Beach.
James Evans received a fractured
shoulder when his coupe turned
turtle while rounding curve near
Rathdrum.
]. G. Lang s. e. w. Cady are the
contractors on the new building for
the furniture store.
The one case OF scarlet fever in the
city was reported out of quarantine
last week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23
IDAHO PROSPEROUS
State Officials Give Their
Reasons for Belief.

Boise, Nov. 2o.-Increased bus
iness in the sale of new automo-
blles, payment of long overdue
interest and reports of large returns
on crops prompted several state
officials to make the assertion that
Idaho is prosperous.
E. w. Porter, commissioner oi
finance, said: "Sixty thousand
people may have left the state, but
they will be coming back"
The commissioner said that from
the British line south thru all OF
Idaho the banks have plenty of
money. They have not made
much, he asserted, because they
have been unable to make loans.
"Farmers and other people who
have to borrow money have real
lied that they should pay what
they have already borrowed before
they borrow more. The liquida-
ton has just started"
From still third source pros
perity was reflected in state circles
Monday. w. ]. Hall, state COM
missioner of public works, gave
out inform alton that the state on
Nov. /, as a whole, is far ahead of
the total number of cars purchased
in 1922.
"From what we hear, Mr.. Hall
said, the state is down and out
and broke, but | know that it takes
money to buy 5000 automobiles"
Ada county leads in the number OF
new cars, with ga. Canyon county
is next, with So.
These figures do not include
trucks, of which there have been
6oI new ones bought SO far in 1928.
During all Of last year but 362 new
trucks were bought.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23
New County Jail.

In an article on the Official opening
of the county jail, the Post Falls
Advance says:
The cost OF construction was
S24, 302, all paid from the current
expense fund OF the county, and
leaving that fund with $4,000 on
hand. as reported by G. o. Sowder,
county clerk. The county commits
sioners. Hans Johnson, Frank A.
Morris and j. w. McCrea, were
recipients OF many words OF COM
mendation for having built and
equipped modern building worth
S25, 900 without bond issue.
Sheriff T. L. Quarles and wife were
also warmly congratulated on the
new building. Sheriff Quarles has
had years OF experience with jails aud
prisons and IL was largely through his
suggestions that the prescott plan Of
the building was adopted. Mr..
Quarles said the happiest part or the
new Jail was the fact that one need
no longer apologize to welfare workers
and peace officials who frequently
come to visit the Jail.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

The old bridge over the third
channel has been practically torn out.
The apple packing season closed
here last week.
Miss Lucy M. Dodge was married
Nov. ii to Conrad Wohld of Chauvin,
Alberta.
w. F. Brashear and p. R. Dryden
scored high with their fruit at the
apple show at Otis Orchards.
Thieves broke into the Cedar Creek
school house and stole books, buckets,
dust pan, broom and everything else
of value. The authorities believe they
have clue to the guilty parties.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23

Idaho G. ntains l7,402, ,6SI acres Of
uDoccppiedt soyeroment-owned land,
according to Il report OF The interior
denartu,epc. Less than 100, 600 acres
is classed by tine government as agri-
cultural land, .ahat is, laDd that may
tie cultivated without irrigation.
More than IL, 900, 900 acres is classed
as grazing, sagebrush plains, timbered.
mountain, ,us, and mineral, says
Bartlett 81 inciair, register OF the U.
s. land Oh zee at Boise.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23
In Federal Court.

Occur d'Alene.-The d federal district
court convened Monday with Judge
F.. S. Dietrich presiding, and 10 the
6rst two days dnes aud sentences were
imposed on confessed violators Of the
prohibition Law as follows:
Claude B. Pettibone, $3.50: VIM.
Romgue. 5000 and one month; c..
Flaker, 500: John Rantella, three
months; john Penner $500 and so
days; Earl Murray, 500 and 80 days;
Matt Merrick, 5000 aud three months !;
Earl Aspinwall. $500; Arthur Fish,
500 and months; L. d. Livsay,
5000; Mrs. G. G. Walker, S400 and 4
months; Samuel Smith, $500 and 3
months; Carl Newman, same: Louis
Penona, 500.
The bond OF John Mullan for $3.50
on liquor charge was declared
forfeited.
Many OF the offenders were brought
from Wallace where raid last Satur-
day by federal Officers resulted in is
arrests. A number pleaded not
guilty and their cases were set for
trial. Many OF those sentenced were
caught 10 this county.
On Tuesday the grand jury
returned true bill charging Guy J
Prltchard with robbinV the postoffIfe
at Cataldo on Oct. 2. John K. Taylor
and George Marquette are charged
with violation Of the Mann act 10
another indictment, and Paschsl
Carter and Mary Arapa Davenport
Carter were Indicted for the theft OF
horses on the Indian reservation.
The following we're admitted to
citizenship Tuesday: William Pat
rick Harmao, Geneveve Harman.
Charles O'Couner aud Amy Isabel
O'Conner, Spirit Lake, aud Per
August Holmberg, George ID Bertram
and Thomas Brown, Coeur d'Alene.
! Joseph Kroetch was fined $24 aud
ERNEST G. Wait aud Edgar Woodward
SIS each for shooting wood ducks.
Th ey said they did not know the
spec les and shot the ducks through
erruf
Ou Wednesday Andrew. Selfast,
Gust. Jutilia aud Fern Clayton we're
fued x4O0 on liquor charges.
Au wong indictments returned
Tuesd ny aight is one Ia which Frank
Warn lis accused OF failure TO report
overlo.;ans when be was cashier Of the
First Exchange National bank two
years aIo.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23
"DiCk" Meleady Sells Out.

II. E. (Dick) Meleady has sold
the place at the west end OF town
where lie has cultivated vegets.
ble garden and raised chickens and
ducks for many years aud where,
although we'll past 70 and cripple,
he has worked with an industry
and success which many younger
man might emulate to his profit.
The transfer was made Monday to
Thos. Keller and on Tuesday the
pew proprietor began work on new
buildings.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-11-23

Argument Before New York
Commercial Body.


Economic and government
problems, with special reference
to farming conditions, were argued
before the New York chamber Of
commerce one night last week by
Governor Rognvald Anderson
Nestos OF North Dakots and w. P.
G. Hardipg,forme governor Of the
federal reserve board.
Governmental aid in stabilizing
the wheat market was subject
both speakers discussed. After
pointing out that farmers worked
IA to rs hours day to raise
wheat crop which failed even TO
pay the cost of production, the
Dakotan said they realized solu-
tion to their problem was possible
only thru government aid. When
such aid was refused on the ground
that it would constitute an unsound
and unwarrantcd use OF legislative
power, the northwcstcrners,
Governor Nestos said, remembered
that legislative aid was not consid-
cred unsound in the case Of high
protective tariffs for industry and
subsidy for the merchant marine.
"The farmer feels that he-is
being deceived and Disseminated
against, and tho resulting bittef-
ness furnished much of the motive
power for his recent political
thought and action"
Mr.. Harding held that govern
ment aid was unsound, and that
the solution 10 the farmers
problems was in cooperative
marketing plans.
"The plan to be effective in aid
ing the farmer must be based upon
fundamental principles Of self help
and of cooperation on the part OF
the farmers themselves" he said.
"No legislation, however sound
and wise, can Of itself produce
crop, nor can it control prices IN
the world market. The economic
law of supply and demand is mex
orable, and if production exceeds
consumptive requirements, prices.
will decline.
"To restore q proper balance,
either production must be curtailcd
or means must be found to increase
consumption"
Cooperative marketing, Mr..
Harding said, has proved success
fui in many lines, and "the failure
OF some cooperative marketing
associations has emphasized the
importance Of observing correct
principles and of adopting the
sound policies which have been
carried out by those which have
proved successful"