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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11

er engines, and who shall have paid
any tax on motor fuels levied or di-
/ rected 70 be paid as provided by this
act, either directly by the collection
Of such tax by the vender from such
J consumer, or indirectly by adding the
/ amount of such tax to the price of
such fuels and paid by such consumer
shall be reimbursed and repaid the
amount of such tax paid by him pre-
senting to the commissioner of law
enforcement of the state of Idaho an
affidavit accompanied by the original
receipts showing such purchase, and
which affidavit shall be verified by
the oath of such affiant, and shall
state the total amount Of such fuels
so purchased and used by such con-
sumer, other than in the operation of
motors, motor vehicles, tractors or
other engines and said commissioner
of law enforcement, upon the presen-
tation Of such affidavit and such re-
ceiDt, shall cause to be repaid to such
consumer from the taxes collected on
motor fuels the said taxes so paid by
such consumer on fuels purchased and
used, other than for the purposes a.
foresaid; provided, that the applica-
tons for refunds as provided herein
must be filed with the commissioner
of law enforcement within sixty days
from the date of purchase or not at
all
Section IL. Any dealer, association
of persons, firm or corporation viola |
ting any of the provisions of this act, |
or any person, firm or agent of any
corporation who shall make any false |
statement in any affidavit required |
herein for the refund of any money or
tax as provided in this act or who |
shall collect or cause TO be repaid to |
him or to any person any tax without !
being entitled to the same under the |
provisions of this act, shall be deem
ed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon |
conviction thereof shall be subject 20 |
double the amount of any delinquen-
" in payment of any taxes as provid- |
I'd by this act, which said amount may |
De recovered in a suit instituted for |
Continued on Page Four)
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11
Law Published in Messenger fol-
Guidance of Readers. - Will
Raise Big Sum
NO MOTOR VEHICLES ARE
EXEMPT FROM THE TAX
Provision Made to Refund to Those
Who do Not Come Under
Provisions.

The new gasoline tax law levyine
tax of two cents on each gallon
gasoline sold in the state, became effec
tive on Sunday, April 1st. Believing
that there is universal demand for {
copy of this important measure III
Messenger herewith publishes it in
full, with the exception of the title.
A careful reading Of the same will &C
quaint everyone with the requirements
of the law
Section l. Definition. The follow
ing words, terms and phrases in this
act are, for the purpose hereof, dafln-
ed rs follows:
(A) Motor Vehicles" shall in
clude all vehicles, engines or machines
which are operated or propelled by
combustion Of gasoline, distllate or
other volatile and infamable liquid
fuels
fB) Motor Fuels" are such fuels
as gasoline and any fluid or substance
which is a product Of gctI5leun,. H.
to which any product Of petroleum en-
tiers, or is found as a constituent ele-
ment, consumed for power purposes,
hut not including kerosene, crude pet
roleum, residium, gas or smudge oil.
(C) The term dealer" shall in
clude any person, firm or corporation
who imports motor fuels, as above de-
fined, into this state, or produces,
manufactures. compounds, refnes or
blends such motor fuels in this state.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11

I Section 2. That in addition to the
taxes now provided for by law, each
and every dealer, as defined in this
| act, who is now engaged or who may
| hereafter engage in his own name
or in the names Of others, or in the
name of his representative or agents
in this state, in the sale of motor fu-
els herein defined, shall, not later than
the 18th day of each calendar month
beginning with the second calendar
month after this act has become eff
ective, render a statement to the
the state of Idaho of all motor fuels
sold by him or them in the state o.
Idaho during the preceding calendar
month, and pay license tax Of two
cents per gallon on all motor fuels rs
shown by such statement in the man
ner and within the time hereinafter
provided.
Section 8. Every dealer in motor
fuels shall render to the commission
ner of law eforcement of the state Of
Idaho ON or before the 18th day Of
each month beginning with the Sc
ond calendar month after this act
becomes effective, on forms prescrib
ed, prepared and furnished by the
commissioner of law enforcement,
sworn statement of the number nf
gallons of motor fuels imported. pro
duced, manufactured. blended refined
or compounded, in the state Of Idaho
and sold by him or them during the
preceding calendar month.
Section 4. Said license Iax Shall =
paid on or before the 18th day Of each
month, beginning with the second cal
endar month after this act becomrT
effective, to the commissioner of law
enforcement, who shall receipt til
dealer therefor, and promptly turn
same over to the state treasurer IS
are other receipts Of his Office. en3
the state treasurer shall place the
same to the credit Of the state high
way fund. Refunds of taxes md ~
necessary expenses of the commits
sioner of law enforcement IN admir-
istering the provisions of this ~,
shall be paid out Of the state highwav
fund upon the claim being fled and
approved by the state board Of is--arl
iners.
r Section 5. The books and record
Of every dealer shall be subject r. n
spection of the commissioner OF laT-
or his deputies or "ssist-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11

Many people who have never taken any de-
cided stand on the moonshine-b bootleg evil so
long as the activities Of the bootIegger were
confined to grown men, are rising in justifa-
BILE wrath when these law violators begin trad
ing with boys-boys from Is years Of age on
up. Furnishing the stuff which gets them
drunk is going whole lot too far.
The evil is spreading rapidly all over the
country The daily press is full Of accounts
where school boys, and in some instances,
school girls are getting "soused" with the
moonshine which these law violators are ped
ding We must face the bitter, unpleasant
facts and make united effort in abolishirg
this great evil which threatens the very life
Of the moral fiber Of our g1cat polite and So
cal structurel
We had hoped that this condition would new
er reach Challis, but we state with sorrow and
humiliation that our hopes have been in vain
it is here, SO far as the boys are concerned
Now, it is up to the law-abiding citizens; it is,
up to the fathers and mothers to support this,
paper as well as the officers of the law in an
effort to abolish this eveil and run down the
bastard whose greed for ill-gotten gain is re-
sponsible for this more than deplorable state
Of Enthusiastically for the tainting of
of the pure lives Of some of our boys who have
fallen through this dastard's greed for gain.
THE PEOPLE OF CHALLIS WILL NOT
TOLERATE IT FURTHER, Mr.. BOOT
LEGGER, YOU CAN BANK ON THAT
Think of it, The great great pity Of it,
that q BOY, a mere child, should be made the
victim Of this dastardly bootlegger's avidity
an avidity which is so great that enough of
the stuff is furnished these boys to get them
hopelessly, shamefully and sickeningy
drunk! It is too terrible a thought to con-
template-too awful crime to tolerate!
Many aaree that any man who would sell
a BOY bottle of liquor is a menace to not
only the boy himself, but is menace to every
man, woman and child in the community, for
such man will go to any extremes to get the
almighty dollar as is amply demonstrated by
the fact that he has peddled his illicit stuff to
boys. We say to you that such carrion should
be in the federal penitentiary where his ten
denotes for evil doing cannot interfere with
the future well being of the youth of the land
or of society in general.
There is large enough market among the
men for the questionable wares of this vulture
who has now begun his rotten traffic with
the youth Of a community and by his traffic
ing with the youth he is bringing down upon
his head the terrible wrath-the call for ven
geance of the fathers and mothers for the in
tolerably great wrong he has done these boys!
The officers of the law are ready and eager
to bring these fellows to justice but are handi-
capped greatly through the dislike of many
people to become an informer or "stool pig
con-" if YOU please-Yet the conditions which
now prevail will cause many to take differ
ent view of the matter
The bootlegger should heed the wrath which
has been aroused here and quit his nefarious
practice of selling to boys, at least while the
quitting is good!
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11
Blacksmithing Prices

Wagon tires set for $500 per set.
Horseshoeing $500 and $500 per span.
No. 6 shoes 1913 per span.
Horse shoes from so to S1.75 per set.
Plows sharpened and pointed $50 each.
All other work in proportion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
HROB BUDE OTEVREN.

Washington, 8. unora. -Po-
voleni k otevfeni hrobu James
Jonese, americkeho nam ofnika
pochovaneho ma hrbitove '
Brooklyne, jehoz rakev pry OBJ
sahuje nektere carske korun-
nj klenoty, bylo dnes telegra-
fovano odborem valky gene
ralnlmu ubytovateli V New
Yorku. Nekolik pokusd Sc sta
10 0 oloupeni hrobu cemuz
zabran6no jen ozbrojenou hlid
kou a odbor valky dospel X
nahledu, re bude nejlepe, kdyz
Sc jednou provzdy zjisti, CO
jest pravdy ma povestech, ze
V rakvi Jonesove byly ukryty
carske klenoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
pROTIzIDOVSKE BOURE.

Widen, Z. nnora. - Dve ste
antisenitskych fascistu, po-
bourenych pfednaskou profe-
sora Hirschfelda, berlinskeho
pathologa, zapalili vcera ODE.
censtvem preplneny Koncert.
haussaal, nemz sc prednaska
konala. Kdyz pax podesene
obecenstvo prchalo horici bu
dovy, fascist vrhli sc ma ne a
mnohe z Mich poranili. Policii
teprve po delsi dobe podarilo
Sc zjcdnati poradek. Petatri-
Get vytrzniku bylo zatceno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
pi. JOSEFlNY SKRLINOVE,

JeJlZ teeSnl Schranka uIOZena SObOtu
"a pOsednimu odpocinku hrbitove Harvard Grove
Zejmena dekujeme AeXu Anne Somon, Vine a Helen
Somon Marii Zvonicek, Stele Anne Unger, Jakubu
Mari York, Wiamu Anne Lynsky, Emili Cerha, Az
bette Lynsky, Tom. Max Krstine Prusa Marii Havn,
Frant. Cipera, Mari Dolejs, Karone SuchJ, p Mas,
Josef6 Kuchai, Josefe Kovfik p Jaresove Janu Mu-
nasOv, kterl zesnulou hrbitov doprovodili. Dale
necht' prime upTmny dix p +. ]. Kuak lt6chy-
pnou rec dome smutku hrbitove Diky necht pri-
jmOu vSichn darcove ky6tin vsichniktefi iakymkoi
zpusobem svoji soustrast projevi kvetnar ST.
. merka vyzdobeni poslednho luzka kvetinami po-
hrobnici Ant Nosek Synove propujceni smutecn
misnosti vzorne vypravenl pohrbu. Pfijmete vs-
chn jes6 jednou nase neskonale diky. Vdecn
Savna Matylda, ditky, Anna Mykyc, sestra, Anton
Rozale komnek, stryc tea, Vaclav Mykyc, svakr, Jo
sef Kominek, bratranec, Marie Anna Josefna a Lian
sestfenice, matka bratr, truchlci pozusta stare
, vlasti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
VRELE DiKY.

Hubokou vdecnosti pobadani vzdavame fmto
srdecne diky vsem prateum znamym, kteri sdeas-
Mill pohrbu nasi movane netefe sestrence, sestry
matky,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
CLEVELANDUV SYN
Sc OZENf.

New York, 8. unora. - Ia
snoubeni Richarda Folsoma
Clevelanda, syna Grovera Gle
velanda, dvakrate presidenta
Spojenych StatG, sc slecnou
Ellen Douglas Gailorovou, dee
rou Thomasa F. Gailora, pred
sedaiiciho biskupa episkopal-
nj cirkve V Americe, bylo dnes
oznameno. Den snatku nebyl
sdelen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
SEBEVRAzDA STUDENTKY

New York, 8. unora. - Slec-
ma Clara Heldova, studentka
ma New York universite, pod
fezala 81 kirk nozem vcera ve-
Ger a skonala skoro okamzite.
Matka divky pravila, ze dcera
V posledni dobe stavala sc ca
sto trudnomyslnou, jezto ma
sledkem nemoci zGstavala po-
zadu We svych studiich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09

Fro velezfadu stihani Nem-
ci. Pred nedavnem konala Sc V
v olomouske turnhale protest
nj schuze proti domnGlemu
rdouseni nemeck6ho skolstvi.
NGmecke listy nyni sdeluji, re
pro jednu vetu resoluci, iez
byla ma schulz pfijata, bylo u
cineno udani. Statni zastupite]
|stvo zavedlo yveStrovanf podle
par 65 a, a par. 65 b (velezra-
da), jakoz podle Glanku 5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
MA FARMACH MENSf MZDY

Washington, 8. unora. -
Farmarske mzdy jsou nizsi,
nez byly pred tfemi mesici. Pc
kles rnznici Sc cd 81 do Ga
proc. byl zjisten odborem re.
medelstvi "a obdobi Cd rijna
do ledna.
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z IRSKE OBCANSKE VALKY

Dublin, 8. unora. Repu-
blikansti nepravidelni napadli
mesto Cork vcera, pfi cemz u
trpeli lehcf ztraty, bylo ozna-
memo dnes. Radnice byla bonn
bovana "a doslo ku ostre strel-
be V okoli kasaren. Jeden civil
lista byl poranen. V Clonmal
ctyfi nepravidelni vndcove by
Ii zajati vojskem Svobodneho
Statu. Skoda zpIsobena zni-
denim zamku lorda Carew-a
bllze Enniscorthu, Sc odhaduje
ma S5OO,OOO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
OPET ZEMETRESENf.

Perth, Australia, 8. nnora.-
Prudke zemetreseni, trvajici
pet hodin, bylo zde zazname-
nano v pondell. DIE vsech
znamek udalo sc Pacifickem
oceane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-09
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Podvodny zenich. 9

Podvodny zenich. s'Pros1m,
jsem tady dobre We ctyrce?"
ptal Sc tezkym jazykem, ktery
podezfele kobrtal spore zu-
by obstarly muz vcera Y bez-
|pecnostnim odd6leni. A kdyz
mu pfisvedcili, rozjasnil obli-
Icej. ia hledam proslm, pana
Bubnlka, hm-eh-chm :" Ten
bude nit asi radost!" !" - "a ia
kou! ia jsem Bohumil Pantu-
eek, civilu sice jen obuvnicky
modelar, ale V kavarnach dy-
lcinky pan inzenyr V damske
spolecnosti velky don Sajn.
Pres mych 81 let sc zensk6 ma
mne jen jen lepi, tucet ma kaz-
dy prst. w til leta Sc jimi Ii
vim - totiz, abych rex prav-
du - ia ale nejsem sice zadny
lidojed, ale ziju z Mich - chm,
a spls jeste Sc da rfci, ziju z
Ivdavek, rozumejte mi dobre.
Ale ted uz nam zenskeho po-
koleni zrovna tax po kirk. To
byste panove nerekli, jak je to
ltezke femeslo, delat zamilova-
neho zenicha a hned cele rade
chytlavych vdavekchtivych
babek a zakysajicich skatuli.
Je to naramne tezky kumst. A
tax hledam pana Bubnika, pro
toze kamaradi We vinarne v Ia
borske ulici mi rikali, re je tu-
re hodny pan re Sc zajima o
vsechny kumstyre podobneho
fochu a chci no prosit, ably mi
do jara zaopatril, trebas jen
"pod vezi'. 49, Byla MIN sice
ltezka rec, vecnym zenichem
I've velkem', dodal 81 totiz po-
fadne odvahy, ale pfece Sc s
MIN domluvili. Tim spise, re je
| vii uprimnou snahu usnadnit
policii zjisteni svych podvodu,
sestaviv stejne ddkladny jake
dlouhy seznam svych "nevest"
5 presnymi adresami, ktery pri
nesl S sebou. Byl ponechan die
sveho prani We vazbe, az co re-
knou podvedene zeny.
Byvaly minisr zeleznic dr..
ing. v. Burger mrtev. 18. led
ma skonal nahle byv. ministr
csl. zeleznic vynikajici od-
bornik zeleznicniho a doprav-
niho oboru DIR. ing. Vaclav Bur
ger. Po prevratu dal DIR. Bur-
ger vsecky sve silly k disposici
osvobozene vlasti, ktere proka-
zal hned v prvnl dobe zname-
nitou sluzbu Zabezpecenim ma
tenialu pro ceskoslovenske
drahy. Ovladal vsechny obory
dopravni stejne dokonale, ja-
ko sluzbu V ustredi proto po
uspesnem vyrizeni zalezitosti
likvidacnich byl poveren jako
vedouci odborovy prednosta
funkcf statniho tajemnika mi
nisterstva zeleznic. Dne Is. "a
II +. 1920 povolan byl presiden
tenn republiky do .trednickeho
kabinetu, kdez mel pfilezitost
sve zkusenosti a vedomosti
vskutku jedinecne uplatniti.
Bylo proto velkou ztratou pro
ceskoslovenske zeleznice, kdyz
ministr Burger odeSel pocat-
KEN minuleho roku ma vlastni
zadost ma trvaly odpocinek.
Po SVEN pensiovani prijal dr..
Burger funkci generalniho re-
ditele Ceskoslovenske plaveb-
nj akciove spolecnosti labske,
ktere svymi vsestrannymi We
domosti byl nenahraditelnym
vudcem.
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- o, jeee! ten mas kocour,
ten kocour, je to velmi chy-
try tvor, milovnika vzor. -
v "Almo kde bydlis?" v So
kole Cleveland, 18. unora.
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'e1oun 81 'AFsuoru
-oN"V.r !u!s A oIpeA!p A IA
-oHsemoL eHuo2eX eP!Aod
seufoA eAeId pl sAIdsl supls
-eu u .Pol '4leIz fnm Vel
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(urazka tfadfl) proti pfedsedo
vi schuze prokuristovi Schen
kovi a proti iednateli Steigero-
vi.
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- "BRATR MARTIN" IL
dova hra sc zpevy, predve-
dena bude sborem TYP v
nedeli 18. unora v Ceske Ma
rodni SIM ma Broadway. -
Vstupenky jsou v predpro-
deli v obchode pi. Smrzove.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
CO-OPERATiVES DO
LARGE BUSINESS

OF 1925 farmers, buying and selling
organizations in 1921 more than % per
cent did a business ranging from $780,
900 to 100000 and more than Is per
cent did an annual business between
$4,000 and 100000 according to fig
ures recently compiled by the United
States department of agriculture Over
80 per cent of the associations report
ing did an annual business not to ex-
coed 100000
Sixty per cent of the associations do
ing an annual business of a million
dollars or more are located in the Pa
cifc Coast states, and comprise nearly
IL per cent of all the associations in
that territory, the figures show
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
Young Bull From Carnations
Herds Goes to Two Gresham
Breeders.
FORM DAIRY ASSOCIATION
WaIIa WaIIa Organization Complete
Finds Sweet Glover Makes Fine
Dairy Pasture.

II. G. Mullenhoff of Gresham, Ore
ron. and A. H. Burns of Aldersyde
Farm, Gresham, Oregon, have just
completed arrangements whereby they
become joint owners of the young sire,
Carnation Veeman Matador Prospect,
which represents the choicest strains
of blood at Carnation Stock Farms.
This bull is sired by Carnations Jnnior
herd sire, the son of Segis Pietertje
Prospect, the worlds greatest milk
COW, whose second record, just COM
pleted, also surpasses her nearest COM
petitor, giving her the honor of hold
ing two records for yearly milk pro-
duction, which are higher than any
other COW in the world.
The dam of the young bull is a
daughter of Segis Walker Matador,
one of the present senior herd sires at
Carnation, but who was used during
most of his early life by David Nc
Keown, another of the enterprising
breeders at Gresham. This young cow
is of almost perfect type and a won
derful producer. Freshening at 81
months of age she made ISL lbs. of
butter in days and on yearly test,
for 241 days, made 16,411 lbs. of milk
and 634 lbs. of butter when she was
suddenly taken i'll with indigestion and
had to be dropped from test.
Freshening this year as a 3-year-old,
she made the remarkable record of
24.1 lbs. of butter from SAT lbs. of milk
IN days. This heifer has great ca
pacity and enormous milking powers
and should easily equal the records of
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
More Purebred Sires.

John Benson, Robert Benson, and
Carlson Brothers of Skamokawa pur-
chased purebred bull calves to replace
their scrub bulls. The bulls were sold
by H. L. WEBSTER and are out of sire
whose dam has record of 1876
pounds butter fat One of the calves
is out of st. Mawes Lady Eta, who
was Washington state champion for
some time, having senior yearling
record of 562 pounds of fat.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
DRYING FRUIT

With sugar high and fruit plentiful
in most parts of the state, drying has
a real place in the homework for the
summer. To insure best results in
drying fruits, the hot syrup treatment
should be used.
Dipping in thin boiling syrup for
from ten seconds to two minutes does
much toward holding the color and
flavor and improving the appearance OF
most fruits. Where Karo is used to
make the syrup, take one part of Karo
to three parts of water. In using sugar
take one part sugar to three or four
parts of water.
Fruits such as apples, should be
peeled, sliced and dipped as soon as
possible for something like minute
in the boiling thin syrup, and dried.
ten to twenty second dip is sufficient
for cherries that have been seeded
The purpose of the syrup is to pre-
vent oxidation.
Apricots-The best way to dry april
cots is to split, seed, syrup treat until
hot through and then dry in a medium
high temperature.
Cherries-A fine product of superior
flavor may be obtained by seeding,
syrup-treating for ten seconds and dry
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
Saving What YOuGrOw
psd bv the Extension Service State College
of Washington

ing at a medium high temperature.
Care must be exercised to lower the
temperature as the drying proceeds, as
the sugar in the cherry caramelizes
readily when the cherry becomes more
nearly dry. The time of drying may
be decreased by splitting the cherry in
half
Peaches-Scald, cold dip, remove the
skins, split, remove the seed, treat
with thin hot syrup at very nearly boil
ing point until the peach is hot
through Begin the drying process at
a very high temperature in the artia-
cial heat dryers. Gradually lower to
$50 degrees at the end of three or four
hours Continue drying until the
peach is in leathery stage.
Berries-Use hot syrup treatment
for few seconds only and dry.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
Sweet Glover Makes Good Pasture.

Dewey Rogers, near Spokane, plant
ed nine acres of sweet clover last year
and since May has pastured 10 head
of dairy stock on the area and they
have been unable to keep down the
growth. Roy Hayes of Waverly has 80
acres of sweet clover, 265 acres of
peas and the balance in wheat. Mr..
Hayes is farming close to 500 acres of
land and has no summerfallow.
A drunkard is like camel in that
along with very little water.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
Cooperative Dairymen's Association
for WalIa WaIIa.

The Walla Walla Cooperative Dairy
mems association organization has
been completed and plant started.
Chris Johnson from the United States
department of agriculture spent some
time in the county to give advice on
the running of such a plant.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17

About is carloads represents the
cherry crop grown at Juliaetta and vi
entity this year The cherries were
Bings, Lamberts, and Royal Annes. Ex-
cept for the Royal Annes the growers
received 10 cents per pound.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17

Twenty-one million four hundred two
thousand five hundred seventy dollars
is the amount expended by Idaho dur
ing the two-year period ended Deem
Der 81, 1922, according to detailed re-
port on receipts and disbursements
prepared by State Budget Officer
George W. Lewis and submitted to
Governor G. G. Moore.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17
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Write for Bargain price list on
Eastern Malt, Syrups, Hops, Sugars,
Black Figs, Raisins, Bottlers' Sup
plies. Guaranteed Products Supply
Co., 210S First Ave, Seattle.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17

The franc fell to the lowest point il
has yet known when quotations on the
Paris bourse were 1852 to the dollar.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17

The Idaho county fair dates have
been set for October 10, IL, H. On the
finance committee is H. C. Matthiesen
of Cottonwood. John Funke will have
charge of the swine department and
Joe Mcdonald of the cattle depart
ment
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-17

A revised bulletin on Housing Farm
Poultry" has been prepared in the of
fee of the university extension divi-
sion and is available for distribution.
The publication is revision of extern
sion bulletin No. 40.