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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
Plan Of RefOTeStatiOn.

The New York state con
servation commission, in q
statement just issued to the
public, shows what it is doing
to protect the forests of that
state, and in that way, to con-
serve the rapidly diminishing
timber reserves.
1t has been the construc-
tive task of this commission
TO protect the forests from
fire, from illegal cutting of
timber, and from the diseases
which are so destructive, par
ticularly in the white pine
areas.
Fully as helpful as this i'm
Portant work is the growing
of trees by the commission
for reforestation purposes.
The nurseries have an annual
output of 10, 900, 900 trees.
Thirteen million acres are
lowered by the forest fire pro-
tcctive system. Five new fire
districts have been established
recently. A force of trained
watchers is maintained to de-
tect incipient fires and check
them in time.
The system is not unlike |
that observed in Pennsylvan-
ia. 1t must be followed by
all the states if proper pro-
lection is given timber and
arrangements are made for
adequate reforestation.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
PERTAIN TO MEN AND MULES
Only Known Animals That, Willingly
and UnwiIinoly, Are Known to
Wear Collars.

| Collars are tubular articles of ap-
parel worn about the neck by men and
mules. The reason that the last
named animal wears them is obvious.
A collar consists Of several square
inches of linen made into strangling
moose and starched to add t. its po-
tency. Some are uprights, other grands
and still others simply instruments.
They are of varying heights, &C
cording to the hardihood OF the wear
err, observes a writer for the New York
Sun. Some men are so hardboIled that
they wear collars with protruding
points In front and play game with
them. The object OF the game Is
to prevent the points from working
through the under Jaw and destroying
the molars. Fortunately the collar
does not often win and the stretching
exercises incidental to the play are
beneficial.
Many good farmhands have been
ruined because Of q burning ambition
to wear a collar perennially. The PROB
lem Of the exodus to the cities might
10 5Oifco w q PuDiiI cApOSuic VI the
implement. For some reason office
slavery Is called white-collar work and
those who do not carry the hod are
said to be white-collar workers, but
this Is only flowery figure of speech,
the collar that will stay white on the |
Job not having been made.
In families the men Of which have
worn collars for generations that I'M
oyely protuberance known as Adams
apple Is virtually nonexistent. Among |
hose who have but recently Joined the
collar corps the old perambulating pip
lin puts up hard fight. but Is finally
pushed back, to the evident discom-
ort Of the windpipe. 1t Is fortunate
hat only the air passage suffers and
lever the one through which food must
ravel.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

Entered April %, 1903, at Rathdrum Ida.
Ne, ~ socond-class matter, under Act OF
Oongress Of March 3, 1873.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
Avoid "Sure-ShotS."
(THE MANUFACTURER

The present is an age OF
spending. With lots of money
in circulation there is a result
tant desire to spend more.
High prices induce to high
jinks. The greater the cost
the faster the jazz. Multi
tudes are heading for the high
spots giving little thought to
what the future holds. 1t is
period when the "slicker"
works fast and wakes fat.
Thoughtless people, those
who make, save and invest,
fall for the alluring tales of
added wealth from some sure
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
A GOOD THING DON'T Miss IT

Send your name and address plainly
Written together with cents land
this sllp) to- Chamberlain Medicine
CO., Des Moines, Iowa, and receive 10
return a trial package containing
Cham oerlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds, Group; Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets for ipdj-
ges'ion, gassy pains that crowd the
heart, biliousness and constipation.
Cham berlain's Salve for burns. scalds.
wounds, piles. etc. Don't miss it
Adv. Oct TO June ], PA
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
c. W. Feely Takes Bride.

A marriage license was issued a.
Occur d'Alene Monday to Charles w
I Feely and Jessie Brophy. 1t is uodsr-
stood the couple were married the
same day and left for trip to the
coast.
Both are members OF we'll known
and prominent pioneer families or
this locality. Mr.. Feely is a prosper
Gus farmer on Rathdrum prairie and
the bride is daughter Of Mrs.
Frances Brophy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12

Ihose who are In q run down" con-
dition will notice that Catarrh botbers
tnem much more than when they are
IN good health. This fact proves that
while Catarrh is local disease 1t IS
greatly influenced by constitutional
conditions. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE Is a Tonic and Blood PurI-
ner, and acts through the blood upon
tne mucous surfaces Of the body. thus
reducing the inflammation and restor-
ing normal conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free
=. ]. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
FORD LOWEST IN HISTORY
Reductions Of S. to $40 Announced
Tractor Advanced.


Tractor Advanced.
The prices of Ford automobiles
were reduced on Oct. 2, from S. to
$40. The new prices are as follows:
Touring, $47763; runabout, SAG. 43;
coupe, 1928. 43; four-door sedan,
1874 SO; chassis, $4l3 &C: truck,
$459.74; truck with starter, S526 80.
No reduction was made in the
price Of the two door sedan, which is
SOL 25, and the price of the tractor
was made S50l IS. an increase of S25.
These prices are the lowest in the
history of the products.
1eS-S See Stewart Skinner, local dealer,
Rathdrum. Idaho adv. 20
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
Praises ChautauQua.
Shelby. Mont, Oct. ell

| AWAOS9 Nh0 " W uAs
Shelby. Mont, Oct. 9th
Dsar friends and townspeope:
The best ChautauQua program
Rathdrum has had 10 1ve years is OF
It's way 10 you. I have just seen ane
heard every number and have breath
ed Sigh OF relief 10 Know there is NJ
need to apologize for q single number
and plenty Of room for enthusiastic
approval May give you brief
desr ptiun OF the program?
On the opening night Badly Strang,
assisted by Miss Mabele Pring OF
Spokane, will capture young and old
am sure with his splendid program.
| When you see him as q 900 pound
Dutchman. a thin, bewhiskeIed
Arkansas traveller. stately George
Washington, you think he couldn't
do better. But when In Scotch kltt
and a plumed bonnet and with his
wonderful bagpipes be appears for the
closing numbers you wasp and pay
tribute TO the Scotch. He can't be
beat.
Friday evening brings Dr.. MattIsou
Wilbur Chase Of Detroit, close friend
OF Dr. Frank Crane. whom we know
so we'll thru his associated press
essays. / don't know why people are
so afraid Of lecturers. They are the
meat course OF ChautauQua. And
DR.. Crane is more like the kind OF
chicken you dream about with little
spicy sage dressing thrown 10. II ]
could figure ont way to get every
one 10 Rathdrum out to hear him I'd
do IL. Not because l want your
money but because l love my town
and It's people and / know you'll
leave his audience feeling better than
when you came.
Saturday night and the plays!
That's good combination, isn't IT?
And l won't say any more about that.
has always liked good
play and Saturday night you get |
from hilarious comedy to
'plendid drama.
And after church and a rest on |
sunday comes Emma Dee Rande. II
he Father and Rev. Clarke are pretty
ober onSunday take 1T all pleasantly: |
QUILL wish for chance To sober down
donday night 10 ease your aching
ides. To laugh as you will laugh
londay night will put DR.. Wenz out
I business for day.
And now, Mr.. Fred Hart and all
rho. like you, love good music, the
asst night is your night. You'll say
be Meyer Witepskie Trio are the best
MUSICIANS Chautauqua has ever sent
D Rdthdrum except perhaps the
Reed duo of three seasons
20. and Lowell Patton OF last year
lr. Witepskie took no chances With
is reputation when he sent out under
is own name Eva Anderson. pianist,
Spokane; Pauline Dopheide OF
hicago, cellist; and Louis Puppelo,
olinst, whose parents came from
aples, Italy. How they can play!
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-10-12
CATHOLIC CHURCH

LIST Sunday OF the month, no Mass; and
and 4th Sundays. Mass at II O'Clock; 3rd and
9Th Sundays Mass at O'Clock.
Doctrinal Instructions for the child rem by
announcement.
Non-Catholics are always welcome at all
services. ID. l.. McElligott Pastor.
Evening star., 1923-11-23

TIL give you thirty minutes alone TO
think II over and figure out where
you stand"
CranE backed to the door
Tho door closed. John Bruce heard
the key turn in the lock. He stared
ings. Thirty minutes! He did not
need thirty minutes, or thirty Soc
onds, to realize his position. He was
not even sure that he was thankful
for the reprteve. II meant half an
hour moro OF life, but
Cornered like a rat! To go out at
the hands OF q degenerate dope nend
snonps the man had been cunning
John Bruce paced his little section
OF the cellar. His footsteps made no
sound on the soft earth. This was his
condemned cell: his warders a batch
OF gunmen whose trade was murder
Larmon! They had not been able
to trick Larmon into their power 80
easily; because there wasn't any
Bruce. John Bruce was the bait.
Queer! Queer that he had ever met
Larmon, and queer that tho end
should come like this. Faustus
hadn't had his fling yet. That quill
toothpick with which he had
John Bruce stood stock still-hts
eyes suddenly fastened on tho piece
Of paper on the table
hoarsely.
He. ran silently to the door and lis.
tened. He could hear nothing. He ran
back to the table. threw himself into
the chair. and snatching the sheet Of
paper toward him took a fountain
Evening star., 1923-11-23

or medical etiquette" he said "I
sent to San Francisco and got the
dope on the quiet about this MIR. Lar
mon. / found out that he is an enor-
mousiy wealthy man: and / also
round out that he poses as an immac-
uIate pillar of society. It looks
pretty good. doesn't it,, Bflco---for
me! Two birds with one stone; YOU
Ior trying to get between me and
Glaire; and Larmon coughing up the
himself from being exposed for what
he is."' -
John Bruce made no answer. They
were not so fanciful now. not so un-
real and wandering. those dreams
when he had been i'll. those dreams in
which there bad been Il man with Il
quiil toothpick. and another with a
sinister. loathsome face, whose head
was always cooked in a. listening
attitude.
Well, l guess you've got il now.
II of it. haven't your" Crang snarled.
It's lucky for you Lannon'S got the
coin, or I'd pass you out for what
you did the other night. AS 1t is
you're getting out of 1t light. There S
paper on the table. You write him
Il letter that will get him down here
with blank check in his pocket.
I'll help you TO word it," Crans
smiled unpleasantly: he will be
HutIS Wnlte the
check is going through the bank. for
it would be most unfortunate, you
know, if he had chance to stop
payment on it And I might say that
| am not worrying at all about any
reprfsalS through the tracing of the
check aftorward, for If Mr.. Larmon
is paying me to keep my mouth shut
there is no fear of. his opening his
own
John Bruce turned slowly around
And if don't?' he asked quietly.
Crang studied the revolver in his
hand for u moment. He looked up
finally with a smile that was hideous
in its malignancy.
Pm not sure that 1 particularly
care" he said. You are going to get
out of my path in any case, though
my personal inclination Is to snuff
you out. and"--his voice rose sudden
ly-"damu you, I'd like to see you
dead: but, on the other hand my busi-
Evening star., 1923-11-23

ness sense tells me that I'd be better
Off with, say, a hundfed thousand
dollars in my pocket. Do you get the
idea, my dear Mr.. Bruce? I am sure
you do. And as your medical adviser,
for your health Is still very much
involved. / would strongly urge you
to write the letter. But at the same
time I want to be perfectly frank
with you. There is a tail to it as
far as you are concerned.
Il have u passage In my pocket-a
first class passage. in fact n state
room where you can be secured so
that I may make certain you do not
leave the ship prematurely at the
dock-for South America, on steam
err sailing tomorrow afternoon. The
passage is made out in the name OF
John Bruce"
"You seem TO have taken it for
granted that I would agree to your
proposal" said John Bruce pleasantly.
Il have" Crang answered shortly.
81 give you credit in some respects
.'ln other words said John Bruce.
still pleasantly, 'if l will trap Mr..
Larmon into coming here so that you
will have him in your power and can
hold him until you have squeezed out
of him what you consider the fair
or do away with him, perhaps. If he
is obstinate. | am to go FREQ and sail
for South America tomorrow after
noon; fatling in this, I am to SNUFF
out-I think you called it--at the
hands of either yourself or this
gentlemanly looking band Of apaches
you have gathered around you"
You haven't made any mistake so
far" said Crang evenly. He jerked
his hand toward the table. 'Tt's that
piece Of paper there. or your hide"
Yes" said John Bruce slowly. He
stared for an instant. set-faced, into
Crangs eyes. We'll, then, go ahead"
Crang's eyes narrowed.
You mean" his voice was hoarse
with menace. you mean"
Yes" said John Bruce tersely.
My hide
Crang did not answer for moment
The revolver in his hand seemed 10
edge a little nearer to John Bruce as
though to make more certain of its
aim. Crang's eyes were alight with
passion.
John Bruce did not move. II was
over-this second--or the next.
Crang'S threats We're literal. Claire
had said so. He knew II. 1t was in
Crang's eyes-a sort Of unholy Joy, a
madmans frenzy. Well, why didn't
the man fire and have done with It?
And then suddenly Crang's shoul-
ders lifted in a mocking shrug.
Maybe you haven't got this
straight" he said between closed
teeth. Il guess I've paid you the
compliment of crediting you with a
quicker Intelligence than YOU possess. I.
Evening star., 1923-11-23

pen from his pocket. Near the lower
edge OF the paper. and in a minutely
small hand, he began to write rapidly.
At the end OF q few minutes John
Bruce stood up. There was neither
sign nor mark upon the paper. save
by his thumb nail, which he had set
as a sign post. as 1t were, to indicate
where he had begun to write. 1t was
a large sheet of unruled paper, fools
cap in size, and there was but little like
lihood of reaching 80 far down with
the letter that Crang was so insistent
upon having. but he did not propose
In any event to superimpose anything
over what he had just written. He
could always turn the sheet and begin
at the top on the other side!
down across the soft foor, but now
there was q grim smile on his face.
Behind Larmon and his enormous
wealth lay Lannon's secret orgaHl-
zatton, that. once set In motion.
would have little difficulty In laying
q dozen Crangs by the heels. And
Crang was yellow. Let Crang bus
for an instant realize that his own
skin was at stake and he would
squeal without hesitation--and what
had narrowly escaped being tragedy
Also, II was very nice indeed OF
Crang to see that the message
reached Lannon's hands!
And 1t was the way out for Claire.
tool 1t was Crang who had men
toned something about two birds
with one stone. wasn't 1t? Claire!
John Bruce frowned. Was he no sure
after all? There seemed to be some
thing unfathomable between Claire
Evening star., 1923-11-23

and Crang: tho bond between them
one that no ordinary means would
break.
His brain seemed to go around In
circles now-Claire, Larmon. Crang:
Claire. Larmon. Crang He
heard a key rattle in the lock. And
then, quick and silent as a cat in his
movements. he slipped across the
earthen floor and flung himself face
down upon the mattress.
A moment more, and some one
prodded him roughly. His hair was
rumpled, his face anxious and de-
jected, as he raised himself on his
elbow. Crang and two Of his apaches
were standing over him. One of the
latter held an y-looking stiletto.
Stand him up" ordered Crang.
John Bruce made no resistance as
the two men jerked him unceremoni-
ously to his feet.
Crang came and stared into his
face.
Il guess from tho look of YOU"
Crang leered, you've put in those
thirty minutes to good advantage.
You're about ready to write that let
ter. aren't you?"
John Bruce looked around him mis-
erably. He shook his head.
Mono; II can't" he said weak
~. For Gods sake, Crang, you
you know I can't"
'Sure-I know" said Crang i'm
perturbably. He nodded to the man
with the stiletto. Hes more used to
steel than bullets, and he likes il
better. Don't keep him waiting"
John Bruce felt the sudden prick of
Evening star., 1923-11-23

of whole wheat and contains such
nourishment factors as mineral
salts and other clements vital in
sustaining life,
Kellogg's Bran is cooked and all
ready to eat. 1t Is delightful as
cereal, or sprinkled over your IA
vorite hot or cold cereal. Another
popular way to eat II is to cook or
mix IL with a hot cereal. In prepa-
ration. add two tablespoonfuls OF
bran for each person.
Delicious bakery patches arc
made with kcllogg's Bran. Recipes
arc printed on each package
DO TWO THINGS-Eat keilogg's
Bran each day for permanent relief
from constipation and be certain to
eat at least two spooafuis: IN
chronic cases, with each meal.
F'irst-class hotels. clubs and res-
taurants serve Kellogg's Bran in
individual packages. Ask for II at
your restaurant. All grocers.
Evening star., 1923-11-23
ADVERTISEMENT
Kellogg's Bran gives permanent
relief because it is ALL BRAN!

Every member OF your family will
enjoy better health - eat better,
work better, sleep better--if they
eat kellogg's Bran regularly. It's
natural. positive work for health
Is actually a blessing to humanity
kelloggs gives permanent relief
from constipation because it is ALL
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to relieve suffering humanity from
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Kellogg's Bran cleans and purifies
the intestinal tract; 1t clears away
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dangers of many dreaded diseases,
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rheumatism and mental and physi-
cal depression. A weeks trial of
this great nature food VIII prove
that it's work for health Is wonder
full,
Consider KeIlogg's Bran as
food 1t is not laxative nor a
medicine. Bran is the outer coating
Evening star., 1923-11-23
Some Good Week End Values!
Toilet articles
extra IOu,

60c Forham's Tooth Paste. SIC
SOC Djer-Kiss Face Powder (aH
shadesJ Sic
Csc Djer-Kiss Talcum PosCder.. I9c
Csc Woodbnry's Fucial Soap.
Hc; 3 for. SOC
7Sc Pinaud's Eau De Quinine
Hair Tonic Il oS.). SOC
35c Ponds Vanishing Cream. .25c
SOC Hair Groom Hair Cream, SIC
Domino Curling Fluid. .S9c
Manners Hair Trainer ...... SOC
Amami Shampoo, I5c; 2 for. Csc
SOC Mulsifed ocoanut Oil
ShdmpOO ..4c
SOC Palmolive Shampoo ..42c
Holmes FrosfiYa Lotion. CSC
Cnfer Nail PREPARATIONS. .29c
Glas0 Liquid Nail Polish. %. .45c
Java Rice Face Poscder.. SIC
Asnrea Face Povder.. .75c
A Amolin PofCder. .49c, 25c
Babcocks Corylopsis Tale. .2Ic
Mennens Tale. .25c
Dorm Rouge mo. I249). .39c
POmbeian Bloom. m...........49 .49c
Cuficura Soap. .I9c
Lace. CASTLE Soap, Zoe; 5 for. SOC
Packers. Tar Soap, 2Ic; 5 for. .60c
Evening star., 1923-11-23

Tomorrow is the day to purchase candy. .
Drug Stores. Three one-pound- IN
boxes of pure, fresh candies. OU|
Regular Sl.4 value. Special..... ~
Evening star., 1923-11-23

the weapon on his hesh--it went q
little deeper.
wait! Stopn' he screamed out in
q Wen simulated paroxysm of terror.
TIL write it."
II thought so" said Crang coolly.
We'll, go over there to the table,
then. and sit down" He turned to
Evening star., 1923-11-23
Saturday

In these two Gu. Flower Departments you'll find
the Highest Quality Flowers and Plants at prices that
are ridicuousiy low.
L. 6. Parker is in charge of Peoples Cut Flower
Departments, and is ready and anxious to you
and know you.
Evening star., 1923-11-23

the two men. BEAT itr' he snapped.
and the room empty again. save for
himself and John Bruce, he tanned
the sheet of paper with the muzzle
of his revolver. I'll dictate. Pick
up that pen,"
(To be continued tomorrow)
Evening star., 1923-11-23
Home Remedies
at m0ney.Saving prices


Soc Groves Latafive Bromo
VHtH1He .IoC
Soc Sal Hebafica.. .pc
Csc MnsferOie Ointment. .42c
2sc Lisferine Anfiss sptic.. .I9c
Csc Lauoris Anfisebfic. ........ .I9c
u.W SCOTS Emulsion. ....... sc
$500 NajoI (I6.os. size) ....... sc
75c Mellin's Food (I0.oz. sise). .59c
, Menfh0fafnm ......... .79c, SIC, I9c
Carfers Little Liver Pills.. .I5c
De Wifts Kidney Pills. -. .79c, 39c
60c Doan's Kidney Pills. ....... .49c
S9e, 4Sc, 2sc
Hayper's Headache Medicine,
SIO0, 55c, 29c
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Kennedy ................... ..Sl.lO
f'S0 ................... S+c' &c
Eno's Fruit Salts. .96c, 69c
Ebsonade Salts. ................5 $50
Fleets Phospho Soda. .o8c, 49c, CSC
Tick's Tapo Rub. .H.29, SIC, 29c
Bulls Cough Syrup. .SI.IO, 55c, 29c
6Oc California Syrup of Figs. .45c
Csc, Csc, 1Sc
Bell-Ans ..................S .S9c, CSC
Na1afed Iron. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .79c
Gyav's Glycerins Tonic. .SI.O9, 45c
Emersons Arodyne.. ......,...... .5Oc
Evening star., 1923-11-23

Wonderful NeU Treatment
Makes Completion Beautiful
Just mi1 Dioaogen and Barley -four
md ApbIy to Face-Results Marvellous

Science has discovered a wonderful
treatment to clear, whiten and beautify the
skin blackheads and pirples disappear, the skin
becomes clear and rosy glow gives fresh.
wholesome ppearance-compleNion troubles
end completely.
The treatment consists OF making mixture OF
harmless vegetable Barley Meal with sufficient Dioxo
gen form paste. This thin paste is applied 70
the skin and allowed to dry. During the drying
process the oxygen OF the Doxogen is absorbed b.
the skin and all OF its health-givng, beauyng ard
whitening properties given opportunity to act.
A Slight prcklng sensation sometimes during
the drying. 1t quickly disappears, and is merely
evidence OF the oxygen at work. After the paste
dries it should be washed of with water ard
the skin dried with towel After that any good :acc
cream can be applied.
Both the Doxogen and the Barley Meal may be
secured at any OF our stores at a very small cost.
Mrs. Todd, Special Dernonstrator, will explain
this thoroughly to YOU at our Store No IS, 10th and
Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1923-11-23
MEM!
4 Treat for You
Saturday
One Day Only

Special prices prevail in all of our six
teen cigar departments tomorrow. Ma
tionally known cigars and tobaccos are
priced even lower than usual for Satur-
day-it's a genuine treat men-be sure
to stock up with your favorite smokes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-29
pRENsA eRAF1cA EspAao1A.

A, B C, "El Sol", La Esfera", "Espa.
ma, "Nuevo Mundo", "Mundo Grafcp",
"B1anco y Negro, LA Moda Elegante
Ilustrada".
ST interesan a usted estas revistas
o algunas otras y desea suscribirse o
comprar numeros sueltos, pida informes
al telefono No. 996, LIBERIA NUE.
VA, Salvador Brau, bajos del DR.. Al.
varez Valdes. San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Allen %, telefono 1896.
NOTA:-Los residences en- Ia Isla
pueden pedir infornes nlmeros suel-
tos por C. q. D. al P. o. Box 961. FE.
LIPE CAMPOS, Agente.