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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-08
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IDAHO SENATE
Measure in Legislature Is Cal
culated to Stop Masked
Persons Parading in Idaho.
Anti-Alien Land Bill Aimed
at Japanese Restricts Real
Estate Ownership in State.

Boise, Feb. IA bill aimed at al
hooded activities of secret societies
with certain exemptions, such as mask
ed balls, has been introduced in the
state senate by Senator Harris, DINO
craft. of Washington county.
The bill would prohibit the parading
under mask, teaching of intimidation
and punishment other than provided
by law. and would also require filing
of membership lists by all secret or
CARNATIONS with the county auditor
The bill was referred to the state
affairs committee 1t carries No. 100.
II is conceded that the measure is
anti-Ku KluX Khan.
Anti-Alien Land Bill.
Introduction in the house of an anti
alien land bill, which is conceded to
strike at japanese land ownership,
and passage by the senate of a memoir
ial to congress to pass the pending bill
extending the time for settlers on gov
eminent reclamation projects from
twenty to forty years. together with
the Introduction in the house of bank
deposit guarantee bill, were the inn
portant developments in Mondays SEES
sion Of the Idaho legislature. An anti
alien land law permits aliens who are
qualified for u. S. citizenship to own
land in Idaho, and other aliens to hold
land in accordance with such treaties
as may exist between the United
States and their native lands. and it
limits the life of any land lease to
aliens to Dec. 81, 1927.
Members of the lower house scored
victory against the appropriations
committee when House Bill No. ), af-
ter being amended in accordance with
recommendations of the committee
was sent to the committee of the
whole Of the house for amendment.
Industrial Accident Board.
House Bill No. carries an appro-
priatiOn of approximately 100000 for
the maintenance and support of the
state industrial accident board for the
years 1923 and 1924. As amended by
the appropria tions committee it was
cut to approximately $4,000.
The battle between a certain group
of house members and the apprOpria-
tons committee has been severe ever
since the committee brought i'm recem-
mendations for cuts in this bill which
cuts, it is contended. cripple the board
and make its functioning impossible.
When the amendments were first
brought in by the committee more than
week ago, oppositicy was offered but
all were adopted through the strength
OF the Democratic and Progressive
vote of the house, which was practic-
ally solid for adopting the amend
ments.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
Curtis LOOMS UP
| AS SENATE LEADER
Senator Capper FaVors Him
Over CumminS

Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Cap
per, republican, Kansas. chairman of
the farm bloc. announced on his re-
turn to Washington today that he ia
yored Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the
republican whip for president Of the
senate in opposition to Senator Cum
Minis, republican, Iowa.
Senator Capper said that at this
session more than ever the senate
needs "a vigorous man." as its presid-
ing officer.
Selection of Senator Cummins as
presiding officer of the senate has
been regarded generally as almost a
foregone conclusion. Neither Senator
Curtis nor any other senator on the
republican side has announced himself
as candidate for the place.
Outlining his attitude toward legis-
lation Senator Capper declared in
favor of tax reduction but said he
had not had opportunity to study
details. He said it might be possible
to make an even greater cut than that
proposed by Secretary Mellon and
suggested that the interest from the
British debt mightebe used for pay
ment of soldiers bonus. A very err
roneous impression had been given the
country he said as to the yearly cost
of the proposed soldiers compensa-
ton.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
BLOOD SERUM HAS
FATAL RESULTS
Three Patients Die After Under.
going Treatment

Cincinnati o., NOV. 2i.--FollowinG
tho death Of three women patients at
bonEvipw hospital for the insane hero,
after they had received injections Of
a widely used specific for blood dis
ease, Dr. y. 4. Babrr. superintendent
Of the hospital went to Columbus to-
day with samples Of the drug. he
will ask the state board Of health 10
make a chemical analysis, 10 disclose
whether the drug was impure or vi
iiaicd sd as 10 make IL highly poison
Gus.
The patients who died yesterday
were Mrs. Lena CHASER, go; Mrs. Mary
Crawford, 81 and Miss Marie. kon-
kamp, 30. The three were suffering
from parcsis.
Dr. \. u. Dominz, stan physician,
had prepared 10 give the injection 10
IL Of the most serious cases In the
hospital, but after giving the prepa e.
ration TO the first three he observed
violent reactions in the first case and
promptly ceased further INJECTIONS
Efforts were Immediately made 20
uounteract the effect OF the drug. but
Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Chaser died
within few minutes. aud Miss kon-
kamp. four hours later.
Coroner u. Z. Handlcy stated after
an investigation today that Dr. DO
mine had observed every rule and pre-
caution in giving the injections. and
that he believed there vas something
faulty in the preparation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24

Chat. 7. Fitkrey. Prfsidert of the
fnternafiondl Near East AtsooidttoH,
sshieh sponsors Golden Rule Day.
Golden Rule, as an expression on in
ternational fellowship and good will
and as a source of food supply for the
homeless and the starving, an Inter
national Golden Rule Dinner is pre-
po..d for Sunday, December End.
"On this day all persons who are
disposed to make practical application
of the Golden Rule are requested to
provide for their Sunday dinner the
same menu as that approved and used
for at least $4,000 orphans in the Near
East every day. Of course, in Amer
lean homes there need be no limitation
of quantity as there must, OF necessity,
be in the Near East arphanages where
not q scrap of food is ever wasted"
The difference between the cost OF
the usual Sunday dinner and the sim
pier, less expensive orphanage menu
is 10 be made as a contribution and
thank offering for the purchase of food
for the orphans Of the Near East In
this country people observing the
Golden Rule Sunday will send their
contribution to the Near East Relilf
he adquarters in New York City and
other nations will cooperate on the
same day by sending in their con.
tributions through their own national
organizations.
Details as to the proper sort OF
menu to serve on Golden Rule Day
may be obtained by writing to National
Headquarters of the Near East Re-
lief, Isl Fifth Avenue, New York
City, or to the nearest state Office.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
CITY ITEMS.

Twenty-four candidates will be in
itiated at meeting of the Vega So
cicty to be held in Vega hall this
evening. Following the regular meet
ing social hour will be held. The
de gree team OF the society will wear
its new uniforms.
Say Merry Nmas" with your pho
tograph and let us make it. johnson
a Peterson, Photographers
William. the 5-year- old son of Ed
ward Whitman OF 100 Commercial
street, who has been seriously i'll with
an infected foot for the past week, is
reported slightly improved today. 1t
was thought yesterday that it would
be necessary 70 remove him to the
hospital.
81. Johns Fair, State Armory, to-
niGht-adyt.
A daughter Was born yesterday aft
cruoon at the New Britain general
hospital to MIR. and Mrs. Daniel
Ahcrn Clio Clark street.
Lunch al hallinan's.-a
The United Milk 60. reported TO the
police this morning that a horse fell
ia hole on Lyon street this morn
ing. It was not badly hurt.
Sand for icy sidewalks. bags for
sl.oo, delivered Tel. 19G6.--adNt.
j. Harlan Of $50 East Main street
reported to Captain George Kelly at
police headquarters today that his
sore Nascntcred last night and two
punches of leather stolen.
. Indiana Moon" duet record. c. l..
Pierce 4 Co.-advt.
French Hat Shoppc, Room 1o7,
Prof Bldg. 81 West Main street.
advt.
An Illustrated lecture on the sub
iect In His steps" will be delivered |
at 81. Johns Lutheran church or
Arch street tomorrow evening at 1850 |
O'Clock 10y Rev. N. ". Gaudian.
Say Merry Nmas" with your pho
toGraph and let us make IT. Johnson
n Peterson, Photographers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
Local Druggists
Guarantee Rheuma
For Rheumatism

What chance does amy sufferer take
when Rhouma is guaranteed 10 Danish
rheumatism, lumbagp. govt ana kid
ncy ailmcnts, or money back?
Why not investigate this Offer? Talk
10 Clark a Brainer1 Co. about IL.
l9heuma must drive rheumatic poison
from the system. bring swollen joints
back to normal. aud relieve an agony.
or h costs nothing,
People 50 crippled with fheumatis 4
that they could not walk have been
absolutely freed from the iron grasp
CT the demon. rheumatism. with the
Rheuma treatment. \ few hours after
the first dose Hhcuma begins TO dis
solve the uric acid and drive IL from
Tho body through the natural chan
nels.
Everybody can afford Ehouma its
not expensive, and money back IL not
entirely satisfied.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
American Govt. Demands
Release of L. s. Prisoner

Rochester. \. Y. Nov. IA telc-
gram Tor Secretary Of State Hughes
stating the American government has
asked the CHINESE government to e.
feet the rclease OF Dr. T.. W. SMALL
reid, missionary. captured by ban
dts in the Human province. was re-
ceiycd today by Mrs. Margaret
Schroeder o. Geneva, mother Uf Or.
smaizrci3's wife.
-Four womor including Mrs. Small
rid werr IN the party held up by the
brigauds out we're allowed TO go.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
Action on Zoning Awaits
Report by SUBJ Committee

Only five members OF the city plan
ming commission met in the mayors
office yesterday afternoon to discuss
the proposition Of adopting the city
coming plan in this city. After a
general discussion IL was voted 10
await tho report Of a special commit
tee composed Of j. A. Andrews, Y.
q. Platt. Harry Hancock and John
stone Vance appointed TO investigate
the plan before placing the commits
sion dehnetly on record.
Should the commission find In
favor Of the plan the procedure will
bo TO so report TO the common coun-
ell, IN addition TO presenting whatever
data on the subject has been collect
ed. The city plan commission is ap-
pointed to act in an advisory capacity
only.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
MAS FAMOUS EXPLORER

London, Nov. g4.--AIorc complct,
ohtuar ynotices Of the Aviator Alb.
bolt whose death was reported from
Hfchin Lawrence Oates tent party
In Captain SCOTS disastrous Antarc-
tic expedition Abbott sailed with
Scott in 1919 and in 1911 vas as
signed to party under Commander
Campbell which. being unable 10 dis
embark at King Edward VII land.
was taken by the Terra Nova TO Vic
T. ria land Abbott is frequently
mentioned in the official account Of
th" expedition. He took part in tari-
Gus eNnloratory crnelltlons.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24

no cash but wagoiiioads OF trouble
He has had 10 cash and has hands
full of trouble and there will be more
unless he gets out.
HE has started on the path that
made the most horrible war in history
THE beginning WAS an attempt by
the Germans to annex territory which |
did not belong to them. Poincare has
committed the world to exactly the
same policy now"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
RELATIONS ARE BAD
LLOYD george SAYS
Ez-Premier DecrieS FranCo-Brit,
iSh Situation

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,,ipiste, t1o,.,1 coa.-, ,la,,I,.o., -, -
can,naier,, s,,a,oh h@r, toaa,. .t,a.
CT pr;,..i,,,. .,,,+t,r. ,,.i,i, ,-u,,,e.,
y.ars ,c,.or ,,.orsn
~ don,,t whether in 1i,.,,,o ,,,or,or,.
tba,. ba,o ham ,,,,it,, go I,.,I 49, na,,. ;.
a., sofd
r5ef.rri,,c 70 ,ho t,,ra,,a.,, .i,,.o,,,,,
,rcnt. of ~, Ias+ ,.ea. a., sai,I.
"1,,-inc- to ,,,,ot no. r.,,,,,,ro1 j.,
the last wear, t,n restoration of normal
popuIation of central F,urope proba brv
has been postponed, not for a matter
of months but matter of wears"
The cN-premicr asserted that the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24

VIY ILL the Golden kule "oTk
w among nations as we'll as in
dividuals1
Charles V. Vickrey, President of the
International Near East Associ alton
and General Secretary of the Near
Eas, Relief, thinks that it will, and he
and his associate are busy planning
for International observance of Sun
day, December End, as Golden Rule
Sunday"
On this day millions of families in
dozen different nations will be asked,
through the Near East Relief and its
affiliated and cooper ating organiza-
tons, to observe the day as one OF
international goodwill and, as a prac-
teal expression of the Golden Rule
principle, to serve 4 dinner approx
ma,ely the same as that served every
dav in the year to the orphan chill
dr.n in the care of the Near East
Relief and to contribute the differ
ence between the cost of this meal
and the usual Sunday dinner to the
support of the orphans.
Fully FIVE hundred million people
in Europe, Asia, Africa, America and
Australia, or nearly one-half the pop.
ulation of the globe, are adherents OF
religions that, in some form, proclaim
the Golden Rule as guide in llte,
Mr.. yickrey said.
Certainly if, through no fault of
ours. it had been our lot to die in the
late war and if our children had been
lef, not only without parents or reIa-
tives. but also without a country, we
would hope that some co-religionist or
other phiianthropist would provide for
our children at least the necessities of
life and an opportunity for attaining
self-support.
MANY fsmile, an cations regard
themselves as pos -hi'e indulging in
wasteful, non-predr"''V. expenditures
and consumption of luxuries, the value
If which would save less fortunate
family or nation from starvation
Luxurious living and self indulgence
NAV be as injurious to the prosperous
az undernourishment and starvation
to the less fortunate.
"a. a practical application of the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
Nearly $4,000 Persons
Are Public Charges in L. S.

Washington. Nov. 2a.--Nearly 349,-
600 persons In the United States
aG,3i9 adults and 252,0S9 children
wee being cared for by 4,437 pub
lie institutions or agencies February
!, according TO survey made public
today by the department of com
mcrce. Homes for adults and chill
dren. child-placins agencies. day nurs-
cries and homes for Maynard wom-
en- or girls and for unmarried or
destitute mothers with their children,
were considered In the survey.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
Prof.. TORREY COMING HERE
Head of Department Of Languages at
Yale to Speak TO Members of Y. NJ.
{. A. High School Club.

Professor Charles Cutler Torrey,
head of the department of languages,
Yale university, will address the High
regular meeting and supper to be held
at the Banquet hall of the Y. NJ. c. A..
Professor Torrey is graduate of
Ando1er Theological seminary. He
received his Phi D., at Strassburg in
1899; A. NJ. at Yale in 1900. and
ID. d., at Bowdoin In 1900. He was
a tutor i'm Latin at Bowdoin college
and instructor and professor of Sem
tic languages at Andover Theological
seminary, and during a leave of alb
sence from Yale was director of the
American School of Archaeology in
Jerusalem. He also was a member
of the Egypt exploration group. and,
member of the oyerseers of Bowdoin
college; trustee of the American
School of Oriental Research; honor
able member of the Palestine Oriental
society. and member Of the Connecti-
cut Academy OF Arts and Sciences.
Professor Torrey is the author OF
the following books: THE CONNER
cial Theological Terms in the Koran"
Composition and Historical Value Of
the Nehemiah" The Moham-
medan Conquest OF Egypt and North
Africa" THE Ezra Studies" "The
TRANSACTIONS made from the Original
Aramaie Gospels, and ''rhe Com
position and Date OF Acts" Profess
sor Torrey is a contributor TO many
magazines and monthly periodicals.
The meeting will be open TO all
members and friends OF the club.
Anthony A. Dorbuck, boys secretar,
OF the Y. NJ. c. A., this morning re-
ceived letter from Robert I. Iinr-
ley, superintendent OF tho state
police, accepting an invitation to adj
dress. the High school club at the Y.
NJ. G. 4. Monday evening. January 81.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
DISCUSS TRADE PRACTICE

Washington, Nov. 24.-Iuquiry into
the general subject Or international
trade practices has been completed by
the tarin commission and report
soon would be placed in tho hands Of
President Coolidge. Chairman Marvin
conferred with Mr.. Coolidge today re-
gar1ing the report but declined to
forecast the commissions findings
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
McClure's Second Murder
Trial Now Nearing an End

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 24.-The STAGE
will close its case against Fred NJ.
Mcclure, charged with murder in con-
nection with the death of his former
stenographer, Miss Louise Frantzel on
March IS, 1922. 1t is McClures Sec
ond trial.
Mcclure, formerly employed by a
Cleveland newspaper, was sentenced
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
FELINE ARIsTOCRaCy

Chicago. Nov. sa.--Nothing was
lacking today for the comfort Of l72
feline aristucrats which hauthtily
awaited thu distribution Of blue rib
hons at the nineteenth BeresfOrd cat
show \ litter Of kittens had a spcndi1
turor cats rrclircd al ease. with dig
niiicd mion and sphynx-like faces.
There were silk f'crsians and fat
domestic looking tortoise shells, and
a slender siamcse kitten. Entries
came from all parts of tho country.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
Belgian Policy Favored
For Farley by Germans

T % llit +NN3p' ialfl lfES
Brussels. Nov 2i.--IIerr Roediger.
the German charge d'atfaires deliv-
cred to Foreign Minister Jaspar to-
day note containing additional re-
marks upon the Belgian technical
study of the reparation situation.
The charge said the German govern
ment was disposed to continue dis
cussion of the reparation problem on
the basis of the Belgian plan. The
Belgian government will transmit the
German note to the allied reparation
commission, which has referred the
Belgian documents to IA sub-commit-
tee for examination.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
DEAD ON
YOUR FEET

Feeling dull. tired. worn. rundown?
shakeup that lazy liverwith Schenck's
Mandrake Pills tonight and mark
their magic effects One dose win
prove their efficacy and make you
feel like a new being.
Constipation, biliousness, bilious
headache. etc. , readily yield to
Schenck' s Mandrake Pills.
s5e per box--uneoated or sugar coated
Dr. ]. II. Sehenck G. Son. Phila. Adv
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
CHILDREN'S COUGHS

Children's Threats are delicate and
sensitive. In play, at school or work
they are exposed TO chilling drafts. their
little bodies are oyerheated from exercise,
they cool of too quick and cold sets in.
The minute your child commences 70 cough
get bottle of Lconardi's Cough syrup
fCreosoted). II is good for children's
delicate threats, protects the lungs, raises
the phlegm, and gives quick relief. A
harmless, safe, pleasant remedy :or
coughs, colds. grippe, Group, whooping
cough and bronchitis--tlat is healing and
soothing. Fire for adults too. For sale
at your drrgglst,
>3LD BN CITi DHiG STORE
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
PASSENGER TRAIN ROBBED

Warsaw, Nov. "a. - A passenger
train running between lev and khar-
kov was attacked and looted yester-
day by a green army detachment.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24

TO life imprisonment at his first trial
in May 1922, but obtained a reversal
in the court of criminal appeals. The
defense has given no intimation as to
whether it will offer any witnesses.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-24
NEAR EAST RELIEF PLANS
GOLDEN RULE DAY. FOR WORLD
Sunday Dec. End will be
Observed by Fourteen
Nations to aid Near
East Orphans

VYy ILL the Golden Rule work
w among nations as we'll as in
dividuals5
Evening star., 1923-09-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star ONCE

short lines put out in the past two
weeks, rather than to renew opera
tions for the decline. During most
of the time oil shares were steady
around the previous close on much
reduced volume of business. Prairie
Oil and Gas jumped up Ave points
early in the day, but fell back later.
Standard of Indiana did very little.
The industrial list developed nttle
feature. The only one of the motors
dealt in to any extent was Durant OF
Delaware, which was again under
some pressure. The street is stun
finding it hard to reconcile the low
selling prices of~this stock with all
the good things it hears about the
business. Apparently no efforts are
being made at support. and unfortu-
nate outside traders who have TO sell,
are obliged to do so at sacrince:
Nipissing Mines failed to respond to
the declaration of an extra ) per cent
dividend
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Your Right To Protection

Even all First Mortgages can not be
bought and put away without certain
amount of vigilance and care necessary
on your part But in these days it is
your right and privilege to demand pro-
lection from the house through which
you purchase them.
A good house will give you this. This
company is ready to back its judgment,
because the caution and experience we
exert in the selection of the mortgages
we sell is the same as if we were buying
them for ourselves.
And for ffty-four years this judgment
has been vindicated
Swartzell, Rheem e Hensey Co.
- TIT 18th Street N. w.
81 Years Without Loss to An Investor
Evening star., 1923-09-20
LAND GRANTS ALLOWED.
interior Department Acts on Com
pensation Claims.

Approval of compensation grants
of 5,56S acres of public lands to the
state, of Montana and 1856 acres TO
Arizona was announced today py the
Interior Department. The tracts re-
place sections lost by the states
through federal allotments to Indian
reservations, national forests and SINH
lar projects.
In the case of Montana the new
state lands are situated in the Miles
City, Bozeman, Havre and Great Falls
districts. Areas granted Arizona are
scattered throughout the state.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
INDCSTRIALs.
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. 4s-$l,O0O at
71Ik $500 at ia.
Riggs National Bank Rights at 93h.
Merchants Bank and Trust Co.-1O at l2I n,
AFTER CALL
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. 5s-S2,OO0 at
Riggs National Bank Rights at 1914, at
9312.
Union Trust CO.. at 1853.
Money-Call loans. and per cent.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES

n c. Paper Mfg. 8s............ so -.
Riggs Realty IS (long). )......... 81 -.
riggs Realty 5s (shOrt). 9S -.
Sec Storage & Safe Dep. 6s... 80 -.
wash Mkt Cold Storage 5s.... 94A -,
wardman Park Hotel IS. 80 -.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
CLOTH PRICES HIGHER.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW. YORK, September 20-Trad-
ing was light in the cotton goods
market today owing to wide observ-
ance of the Jewish holiday. The mar
kets were firm, however. several price
increases being recorded. Print cloths,
81 by co. were quoted at 1913, the
third 4 cent increase in as many
days. The 6S by 72 prints were
steady at 12 cents
Reports from Japan Indicating the
fixing of low prices there on raw silk
left the local market guessing. In
some quarters it was believed these
prices would be increased steadily
until a considerably higher level has
been reached. Quotations here were
about on a par with Wednesday