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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-13
Vacation Time In Oakley Valley

species OF DlrQS TO reward the student
of ornithology.
If you pull your car up to the shelf
below the stairway, be careful A
few years ago car came within two
inches of backing off the precipice.
A. TRAPPER CREEK. Ten to
eighteen miles southwest of Oakley.
An idyllic mountain brook and the
second-best stream for fishing in Cas-
sia county. (Trout creek is the best.
Upper Trapper creek can now be
reached by car via Bostetter. If the
beaver dams were torn out, there
would be good fishing in upper Trap
per. Then if the road were extended
from the mouth of Squaw creek to
meet the road coming in from Bostet-
ter, what drive the round-trip would
make!
5. TROUT CREEK. Thirty-fve
miles southwest of Oakley. You drive
into Utah, then into Nevada and then
up stream into Idaho again. You have
to walk two or three miles but you get
what is alleged to be the best trout
fishing in Cassia county.
6. COAL CREEK. Twelve miles
southwest of Oakley via Goose creek.
Fishing said to be good.
Z. INDEPENDENCE LAKES. Sew
enteen miles southeast of Oakley.
. You'll say it is at least forty miles, but
worth it You'll admit IT'S the most
beautiful spot in Cassia county,---if
you. admire sparkling lakes, big pine
groves, towering mountains and sheer
preeipices. Mt. Independence, just
above the lakes, is 10000 feet above
sea level--the highest point in this
county.
You can go to these lakes by saddle
horse or by wagon. If you go by wa
gon, you will need four strong horses
and an extra good driver for the last
mile of the journey. 1t is reported
that the road has been somewhat i'm
proved this summer by the Raft river
stake M. l. A.
Take bushels of eats with you. No
matter how much grub you take, you'll
eat it all--and digest it, too Low
landers may declare that one should
not live to eat, but eat to live. But up
at independence lakes you discover
that saying to be merely half-truth;
and that while we should eat to live.
one of the chief ends of living is just
that we may continue to eat!
You'll need about twice as many
blankets as you sleep under at Oakley
in winter.
The charm of the place is tantaliz-
ing. You wonder if you are dreaming.
It's like another world, where all the
things are extraordinary.
You find stones and pebbles as beauti-
full as any gem. Well-fed trout, six to
sixteen inches in length, swim under
your nose, in the transparent water
Some evenings the air is so still that
you can carry lighted candle down
to the waters edge. Theo only sound is
hat of the trout leaping from the lake
But the branches and needles of the
oine trees form sort of aeolian harp,
md when the wind blows, the calm is,
as it were, dissolved in sort of wierd.
,uturist, cosrnic music.
8. LAKE CLEVELAND. Forty
niles via Albion. You can go within
/ mile and half of the lake by wa
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-13
How To Get Kick Out OF The
Idaho Landscape

y
camping. 1t may be profitable to rest
in the deep shade from ten in the
morning till three or five in the even
ing. Read, write or sleep. If you
must, fish. But stay among the will
lows; don't go far afield. Use your
eyes as little as'possible while the sun
is high.
Many man has. had the landscape
y resources of Idaho spoiled for him by
looking at them only. while the sun is
high. The glare of mid-day acts as an
effectual mask to the intricate sculp-
turing of the mountains. Slanting
rays, of early morning or late evening,
are required to bring out the complex
ty and charm of Cassia county's seem
is masterpieces.
1t cannot be emphasized too strong
ly that sightseeing should be confined
to late afternoon and evening and ear
ly morning. 1t is as unfair to form
your opinion of our mountains at mid
day as to classify a beautiful woman
according to her image as seen in
mirror that distorts most ludicrously.
The Importance of doing your sight
seeing only in early morning and late
afternoon was set forth twenty-ss4e
years ago by Israel G. Russell, who
travelled through Idaho for the u. S.
Geological Survey. (The work, enti-
tied Geology and Water Resources
of the Snake River Plains of Idaho" is
now out of print. We are indebted to
E. c. Kiersted, special agent of the
Idaho Power Company, for the loan of
copy.) Mr.. Russell possessed the
soul of an artist, as is seen in the pas
sages that we quote:
I'm the glare of the unclouded sum.
mer sun the plains are featureless, or
perhaps their expression is distorted
and rendered grotesque or vague and
meaningless by the deceptive mirage.
AT such times the flat land vanishes in
distant haze, and the bordering moul-
tains, if visible at all, are but uncertain
fiickering shadows on glowing sky.
'In the clear side lights of early
morning, however, all uncertainty and
vanish The fiat land
has details everywhere on, its surface.
The mountains stand boldly forth as
sculptured forms of amethyst and sap
phire, every line on their deeply en-
graved slopes, although leagues dis
tant, clearly visible. When the sun is
high in the cloudless heavens the
plains are gray, russet brown, and fa-
ded yellow, but with the rising of the
sun and again near sunset they become
lot only brilliant and superb in color,
out pass through innumerable varia-
ions in tone and tint
When the approaching dawn is
irst perceived, the sun seemingly
,reat fire beneath the distant edge OF
he plain, a curtain is quickly drawn
side, revealing limitless picture
of the view mariner some
ines has on approaching bold coast
Jhile the actual shore line is still below
ne horizon.
"The distant mountains, rising
ange above range and eliminating in.
ome far-off sun-kissed peak, are of
le most delicate blue, while all below
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-13

lake, although you may De unaDle I'd
catch any. The Albion Rod and Gun
club is trying to get better road to
this lake.
9. BIG COTTONWOOD CREEK.
Fourteen to fifteen miles west of Oak
ley (you enter the canyon northwest
of town. AS you enter the canyon.
you pass the Titans' Paint-Pots, above
the Iverson residence. Many a shad-
owy vale for campers or picnicers. The
fishing would be better if there were
fewer fishermen and more fish, The
only part of Cottonwood where fishing
is worth while is the part that can be
reached only by walking several miles.
A car can go just little farther
than the Giants Gateway, otherwise
known as Honeycomb rock
10. LITTLE COTTONWOOD
CREEK. -Four miles west of Oakley
You can go, perhaps, one to three
miles farther up the stream in a car.
Fishing moderate--no big ones.
IL. CITY OF ROCKS. Twenty
five miles southeast of Oakley, via
Junction. Unique among the scenic
attractions of southern Idaho. Every
conceivable sort of gigantic rock for
nation over an area of several square
miles. Temples, cathedrals, towers,
spires, statuary, palaces. Be sure to
find out the exact situation of the
springs before you enter the "city."
12. BOSTETTER RANGER STA
TION. twenty-five miles west of
Oakley. The best scenic drive, over
good roads, that you will find in this
county. Hundreds of enchanting pla-
ces to camp. The roads are better than
ever before, but be sure all the brakes
are in good condition
This drive takes you into the strong
holds of the pine trees and quaking
aspen.
13. MURTAUGH LAKE. !, Twen-
ty miles west of Oakley on road 10
Twin Falls No trout but an abun-
dance of chubs.
Is. BIRCH CREEK. Five to ten
miles southeast of Oakley A few
places for camping. Trout fishing is
uncertain
16. ROCK CREEK, lower Thirty
miles west of Oakley, on Twin Falls
road.
Is. ROCK CREEK, upper. Thirty
niles west of Oakley. via Bostetter.
Fishing alleged to be excellent. In
riguing camping SITES
II. SUBLETT RESERVOIR.
miles from Oakley via AL
ZION. Fishing good, occasionally.
1S. RAFT RIVER. twenty-five
niles from Oakley. Fishing good at
ONE seasons.
19. SULLIVAN'S C AN NYON.
'wenty-eight miles south of Oakley.
mile and half above Vipont mill.
}. F. Ottley is authority for the state
lent that this is one of prettiest camp
ng sites anywhere. Wonderful pines,
uaking aspen cold, Sparkling
brings.
20. GOOSE CREEK. Camping
tes, twelve to twenty-five miles south
est of Oakley. Fishing in upper part
the stream.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-13
Where To Go For The Vacation Or
Weekend Picnic

l. SPRlNG CREEK. Nine mile
southeast of Oakley; three mile
southeast of Basin. Ideal place fo
picnic, as it can be reached easily b.
car. You can drive within a third of
mile of the point where the stream
bursts forth from the mountain side
almost ice cold. We doubt if there i
clearer stream in the county, or Z
colder one. Eat dried beef or salteC
peanuts on the way over to make yol
thirsty as the dickens. You will main
tain forever afterwards that it is the
chief end of man to "likker up" al
Spring creek.
Violets and wild roses in season
The multi-colored pebbles that pave
the bed of the brook are as pretty az
any flowers. Perhaps lonely robin
will sing for you while you eat lunch.
Don't leave too early in the evening.
You can get crisp watercress from,
Spring creek to eat with your lunch.
The water is so cold that it will make
your arm ache to reach in after the
creSS.
There are few gloriously-colored
trout in Spring creek. The stream was
restocked this year and there should
be good fishing within two or three
years.
2. MILL CREEK. Two or three
miles southeast Of Spring creek. You
may or may ont be able to reach a
god camping site by car but you can
by wagon. Fishing is poor but there
is a dashing mountain stream in a
picturesque canyon for your enjoy
ment. Scenery is of the wild and rug
ged variety Choke-cherries in
sesYn.
81 OAKLEY DAM. Five miles
southwest of Oakley. Good fishing
sometimes. The fellows who go be-
fore the season opens are alleged to
have better luck than law-abiding
sportsmen. At this time of the year,
the big trout seem to be fed up on baby
fish and minnows. There are hun
dreds of thousands of minnows and
suckers.
The precipitous canyon walls
around the dam are worth seeing, es-
pecially early morning or late evening,
when the coloring is attractive. The
most thrilling view is obtained in go
ing along the rim of the cliff on the
road to Trapper creek. But if you are
driving, don't look down. It's man.
sized job to drive the car safely along
The rim. Be sure the steering appara-
JUS is safe and the brakes in good
order. That is, unless you
want your heirs to collect on your life
insurance policy in the very near
future
If you are driving along the rim and
must look at the dam, stop the car The
view is not unlike that of an immense
liver in deep gorge. Numerous birds
make their homes as cliff dwellers in
he canyon walls. Sometimes you see
vid ducks swimming placidly on the
lam. In the distance, they look about
IS big as English sparrows.
At the mouth of Trapper creek, you
nay be rewarded by seeing mother
Iucks with the little ducklings forag-
ng among the reeds. and willows
The marshy country below the dam
would have delighted Thoreau. Sere-
lades by the frog and insect orchestra
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-15
zAtATEK. HoNEBNt SEQ.
NY MA ZAJlCE.

Pocinaje dneskem jest zivot
nasich zajick6 dan We psi neb
kazdy lovec ma pravo spraziti
mu kozich. A letos Sc povede
ubohym jankdm obzvlaste zle
neb jak pravf okresni klerk G.,
"A. Wallace, bylo az dosud w.
dano ma 5000 honebnich povo-
lenf, cili nejvetsf pocet licenci
kdy vydanych. Zajimavym o.
brazkem DOLBY jest dkaz, ze
mezi lovci jest 7nacny pocet
"nimrodI" Y suknfch. V ira.
dovne, vydavajicf povoleni, &c.
ka Sc zejm3na dnes a Ultra ta-
kovy naval, ze Wallace oceka.
va. ze bude letos jedine v ma.
Sem okresu vydano ma $4,000
povolenf.
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{ NAVSTEVE CENERALA
HAILERA.

Ia vcerejsiho interviewu mu
nicipalniho soudce. j. F. Sawi-
ckeho, pravil tyz, ze velitel
polske arma.ly, "Jiri Washing
ton" Polska, prichazi do Ame-
riky ;jedine ably vidal Spoje.
nyn Statdm dix "a vsechnu, v
nejhorsich dnech prokazanou
pomoc. Haller pozdrzi Sc v
Clevelande po til dny pocat.
KEN prlstiho tydne a Sawicky
jest clenem vftaclho vyboru
Hallerovi pricfta sc zasluha.
ze "a bolsevickeho naporu cd.
rail rudou armadu cd samych
hranic Varsavy.
" ned9li bude hostem ma
banketu americkych vyslouzil'
Cd svetove valky, polskeho pd.
vodu ma Broadway, blfze Full.
lerton ave., dostavi Sc do Do.
brocinneho Fondu v Obchodn1
komofe a veter do banketu '
hotelu Cleveland. Ma jeho po.
cest uspofatla Americka Legie
prtivod v pondelf z hlavnfhe
stanu ma Euclid do Obchodn!
komory.
" kostele sv. Stanislava na
Forman ave. a vych. 65. ul. bu
dou konany v nedeh o IL. hod
slavne sluzby bozi.
Mayor. Kohler pax prime
polekeho hosta v pondelf. dopo'
ledne. Haller sam promluv
vefejne v M6stskem Auditoriu
v ned9li v 8 hod. vecer.
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cEcHUv DoMov ZAKoU.
Pill POzEMEK.

Jak nam dnes dopoledne ra.
dostne pf. Celie Vlachova ozna
mila, zakoupii "Cechiv Do
NOV" dobrocinna organisace,
jejimz jiste slechetnym ellen
jest postaviti slusny itulek
vsem starym ceskym prislusni-
kun, jimz osud medal pfilezi-
tost, aby sami 81 mohli opatriti
v podzimu zivota 1tulek, who'd.
ne mfsto. Naleza Sc v peknem
okoli, "a Brooklynem ma State
rd. We vzdalenosti pouhych IL
mil Cd Public Squaru. Zaslu-
hu o koupi ma vybor, v kterem
zasedaly nase zname a obeta-
We pracovnice We verejnem Ii
vote, danny Celie Vlachova
Katefina Rychlfkova, pi. st.
dronska, Kristyna Huspaskova
a pi. Koudelkova.
Kupnf cena obnaSela pIvod-
ne $4,000, ale nase danny tax
znamenite u majitele, jeho5
manzelkou jest Ceska, orodo.
valy, ze vzhledem k slechetne.
mu ucelu, slevil dalsich tisic
dollarI, talk ze majetek preset
We vlastnictvi zminene nasi or.
ganisace "a $4,000.
X docflenemu hspechu gra'
tulujeme spolu s dalSim,, pra'
MIN, aby se,zdarilo. usl1ht cpf
Hfsmyslenky ' dozTne lobe:
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OsOBNl.

Ma ceste z vychodnich sta
til zastavil sc v Clevelandu p.
Otto T. Pergler, predseda Ma
rodnfho Hlavniho Kadu 6. s.
P. S. a do nasi redakce zavital
We spolecnosti p. Bernreitera a
p. Havranka. Ma sve ceste ma
vstivil rady zminene Jednoty
v Marylandu, New Jersey,
New Yorku, Connecticut,
Rhode Island a Massachu-
sets a vysledkem byl nanej-
vyse spokojen. Jak nam sdelil
|p. Pergler, 1myslem jeho jest
zavitati ma navst6vu cleveland
skych radd pocatkem pristi-
ho mesice.
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ELMER SVOBODA PODLEHL
sMRTELNEMU ZRANENf.

Tezce zraneny 14-lety Ell
mer Svoboda, o nemz jsme wee
ra pfinesli zpravu, ze byl tez-
ce zranen ma dvoTe $koly v
Maple Heights, kde spadl pod
kola Skolnlho trucku, zemfel
dnesnfho rama v nemocnici sv,
Alexise ma Broadway, kan
byl Timed po udavsim Sc neste-
stf dopraven. Kola pfejela
nett t'astn&mu hochovi prsa.
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COETHUV NAROD

Veliky basnik n6mecky Co
ethe je jiste opravnenou py-
chou n6meckeho naroda .Jeste
dnes, temef sto let po jeho smr
|ti, sotva najdes nemecky list
ktery by nemel n6co Goetho-
wi a Schillerovi. Kdyz mic, tel
dy aspoA rozhorcenou zpravu|
re byly We Vymaru vykradenyl
Ijejich hroby. Ale kult velikeho
basnika pestovany ma papifel
ma velmi slaby ohlas v prak-
81, aspon u prazskych Nemcd,
kteri Sc radi stavi v cello har-
covnikI "a n6meckou kulturu,
ktere mali pima usta. Zidovsko
nemecky pondelnik prazsky 81
tvaii rozpalenou spravedlivym
Uneven pripominajici Mojzise
ktery vida lid klaniti Sc zla-|
ltemu teleti, rozbil Uneven po-
svatne desky, vyklada, jak ia
kultura prazskych Nemcd We
skutccnosti vypada. Ma Goethe
ova move nastudovaneho a.
vzorne provedeneho ''Egmon-
ia" prislo do prazskeho neme-
ck6ho divadla vseho vsudy -
100 lidi. Tento skandal, zalu-
je "Montagsblatt" neni loje-
dinely. Liberecti bohaci necha
Ii tamni divadlo zavfene, nez
by necim prispeli reditelstvi, je'
muz pocitali j svetlo a otop.
Jako pripad zvlaste ostudny,
lpranyruje list neslychanou spiI
Enavost (vl~sAai 3eho Aoy0 !)~
,s-lihsseckeho i bohace, ktery "a
Ipobytus nejyetsiho soucasneho
hasnika Gerharla Hanptmaif;
ma v Lsberef daa} basnikovi
"Tkalc1" a Potopeneho zvUJ
nu" k pouziti sye. auto. 'iktere
Isl vsak dial zaplati podle taxa
metrui A jinych mestech ne.
Inf jinak:. N6mci zalujl, lie Ce-
chove iutfSkpji jejich kulturu,
We skutecnosi ysak il nici svo-
il nevsimavpsh. ;Atd, atd. Be-
dovani zufenf izidovsko-ne-
meckeho tydeniku prazskeho
Ijsou jista priznacny. Ukazujf
|jaane. kolik prazdne Iii Sc tu-
to skryva "a velkohubym no.
ledbanlm Sc n6mecke kultury.
'|Sto navstevnikd Goethova pred
staveni Y nemeckem divadle
'lkfici zrovna do sveta. Vymar-
Isky Jovis to prohrava v Ce-
lchach u NemcI proti Lodgma-+
mum. Ale nikoho to neprekva-
|pi, Nemci uz davno nejsou ma
rodem Goethovym a nejmene
uz Nemci ceskych zemi, kde
to vyhrali pred tim Irove a
| Wolfove a nynf Lodgmani,--
|Baeranove, Jungove a spol,.
kde krici tito, mlci Goethove..
Narod zhrubly nenavisti pro-
I'll celem1 sv6tu, ,opajejici sc fa-
|natickym; recmi politickych a
nacionalmich terostistI - ne
mize rozum6ti olympsk6 mlu-
I've velkeho basnlka, ktery tax
malo dava jejich vydrazdene-
mu nacionalismu, ktery uz ne
ma daleko k nepricetnosti, ne
propadl-li il uz lplne. Kdyz
|bylo zabrano Stavovske divad-
10, kriceli Nemci do celeho sve
ia, jak sc tn naklada 8 jejich
umeleckymi a kulturnimi stat
Iky. Zatim do jedineho nemecke
}, no divadla, ktere Jim zbylo,
nesezenou ma sv6ho nejvetsi-
Tho basnika vice nez sto lidi.
!, Slovy: sto spravedlivych ce-
lie nemecko-prazske Sodome.-
Staci to ma jeff zachranu? nc.
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ZAJfMAVY tLANEK RI.
LEDBETTERoyE,


mex cd pi. Eleonory Ledbette-
rove, feditelky broadwayske
|odbocky clevelandske verejne
knihovny, jez Sc test v lite
rarnfch kruzfch americkych
velke vaznosti a je tez pred
|sedkyni Sdruzeni Americkych
|knihoven a jeho odboru pro
cinnost mezi pfistehovalci.
clanek pojednava vyhradne o
ceskdslovenskem pisemnictvf.
rozebfra je velkym porozu-
menim a je dIkazem, ze pisa
|telka jeho je, jak nalezi ma
Sem dusevnim zivote informo-
|vana.
Ceskoslovenskou literaturu
rozdeluje die til narodnosti,
jez narod mas tvori - ma ce-
skou, slovenskou a rusinskou
a pocinajfc z prvni, uvadi Get
Inc prednfch nasich spisovate-
! lii, jak starych, tax novel;
sich i jejich prace. Dochazi
zde naleziteho oceneni "Ba-
bicka" Bozeny Nemcove, Raj
sovy prace, jako ''Lopata",
"Potmechut'," "Pdlpani" a
"Zapadli vlastenci"; Mrstikdv
"Rok ma vsi", jakoz j prace
Erbena, Hrusky, Elisky Kras-
nohorske Benese Trebizkeho.
Pisatelka uvadi i nektere z
del, jez byly j do anglieiny
prelozeny a poukazuje, re ami
humoru neni v ceske literatu-
/! Re nedostatek. Ma dIkaz toho
uvadf op9tne Tdmovy ''Z ces-
lktch mlyni', Klecandovy
"Musketyry" a 1gnat Herman
novy dv9 zname prace "Otec
Kondelik a zenich Vejvara"
a druhou "Tchan Kondelik a
zet' Vejvara." Uvadi dale pre-
cetne jine vyznacne ceske au-
tory jako Brodskeho, Kloster
mana, Kronbauera, Svetlou,
Svobodu, Vikovou-Kun9tic-
kou, pax spisovatele historic
kych povfdek a romand Aloi-
Sc Jiraska, HerloSe, FIX. Svo
Ibodu a Svatka., Vzpomina a
fdo popredi stavf j jins ceske
/ 1spisovatele a basnfky jako Ma
chara jya xneEapcmina ais'
Ina naM historii Sc yztahem ma
lliteraturu. Komensky, iHa-
vlicek, Masaryk a mnozi JIM
|v5znacni muzSNe nasekp naro
da Sc zde uvads5f, vysvetluje
Ise, "a jakych .okolnosti bylo
Jim pracovati CO dobreho
pro lid svij vykonali. Cecho-
I've jsou zde staveni do velmi
prizniveho sv6tla a pravf Sc,
Re i jejich potomci, zde ma
rozenf, mali velmi vytribeny
lliterarni vkus, ktery je Jim jill
vrozen.
Slovenska literature neni
ovsem TAX bohata pisatelka
.Ivysvetluje tez priciny toho Il.
lkazu. Okovy, jez svobodu je.
|jich tfzily, nedaly Jim pfilezi.
tost Sc pine rozvinouti Slo.
vaci tezili z literatury ceske
jjez pro jazykovou pribuznost
lie Jim nejblizsi. Pres to vsak
ami nejsou bez spisovateld
.|taktez vyznamnych. Uvadi sc
Kollar, safarik, Chaloupka
lDobsinsky, Benclr, lepe INA
|my co Martin Kukucfn, Sveto'
LIAR Hurban Vajansky, mnozt
JIM i basnik jejich Orsagh'
IHviezdoslav. - Vzpomina sc
Ispolkoveho zivota bratrd slo'
venskych v teto zemi a jejich
zdejsfch casopisI atd.
Pojednavajic o Rusfnech, pi
satelka uvadi, ze jejich vide
'llani je ma velmi nfzkem stur
| nj a sv&df veskerou vinu ma
mad 'arskou vychovu, mozno-
Iii il tax nazvati. Jejich priste
|hovalci v teto zemi jsou velmi
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& Realty Company Wallace, Idaho

Office of the Wallace Mining Milling
& Realty Company Wallace, Idaho,
October 20, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors of
the Wallace Mining. Milling & Realty
Company held on the goth day of Oc-
tober. 1928, an assessment Of ten (10)
mills per share was levied upon the
outstanding capital stock of the cor
poration. payable on or before the goth
day of November. 1928. 20 H. H.
Swarts treasurer r. o. Box 202 Wal
lace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the goth day
of November 1928. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore viii be sold on the goth day Of
December, 1928. to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses of
sale.
GEORGE G. EVANS,
Secretary Wallace Mining. Milling &
Realty Company. Wallace. Idaho.
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-15
BUSINESS GET BENEFIT
OF AUTO ASSOCIATION
HAS PLACED IADHo ON TOURIST
MAP AND SHOULD HAVE
ACTIVE SUPPORT
by otto A. Jones

The motorist or merchant of any
community is not doing his utmost
10 develop the commercial possibilities
of his community if he has not taken
membership in the Idaho state Auto
mobile association, the only statewide
civic organization today working to-
ward the development OF the tourist
industry of Idaho.
Any hour of any day during the
tourist season that one wished to
saunter down the streets of his home
town, he could not help recognizing
the great number of autos heavily
laden with all sorts and varieties of
camping accoutrement drawn up
alongside the curb Most of these
autos carried license plates deslgnat-
ing them TO be visitors from other
states They We're nonresidents. And
they were drawn mp alongside the
curb while some of the occupants
We're making purchases from the mer-
chants in that vicinity.
Merchant and Membership.
But did that merchant. or those who
noticed the great influx of tourists
last season realize the stimulating
factor or medium that caused such
an increase? II certainly did not hap
pen because some map or geography
stuck Idaho i'm the path of those tour
lists Some inducement, some public
ity or commercial advantage had been
held out to those motorists TO cause
them to trek thru Idaho and to make
their stops in the districts that APP
pealed to their individual whims And
. times out of 10 it was the informa-
ton put out by the Idaho state Auto
mobile association thru it's coopera-
ton and utilization with similar state
automobile associations and the
American Automobile association. 1t
is this associations business TO put
out such information for such pur-
poses.
Then the question is asked again,
Did those merchants receiving the
benefits from that stimulated tourists
trade realize sufficiently why that
trade came their way to support the
association and organization respon-
sible for such stimulation by taking
out a membership in that associa
ton?
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-11-15
German Heroism Rewarded.

Recently two French soldiers were
bathing in the Rhine River Since
they were unable to swim. the SOL
diers were in a serious condition. A
young German, who was watching.
swan out and rescued both of them.
The French Tribunal. to reward him.
promised that anything he asked
would be granted. He asked that the
lives of seven men. who had been
condemned to be shot for causing
trouble to the French authorities,
might be spared The request was
granted