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PRESIDENT MASARYK
NEMOCEN.

Carihrad, ~. cervna. 1900 Ce-
skoslovensky president Mass
ryk jest vazns nemocen, die
sdeleni obdrzeneho zde vcera.
Bulletiny vydavane lekafi pre-
sidentovyrii Z jeho residence,
jsOu pessimistickeho tonu.
DIE po.lednich prazskych
zprav, president Masaryk, ma
nehoz umrti jeho choti velmi
tisnive pdsobilo, chystal Sc k
navsteve sve provdane dcery
Olgy We Svycarsku p6zd6ii
k podniknuti plavby po StEedo-
zemn.m moii. Tim dalo by Sc
vysvetliti, re zprava jeh0 O.
nemocneni pi'lchazi z Carihra-
du. Byla zaslana szpravoda-
iem United Press, jedne re
zdeisich tiskovych kancelari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

TRs NEMCI ZASTRELENI, DIVA FRAN
COUZI PORANENI.
GEN DECOUTTE HROZf TRESTY "a POSLOU-
CHAM ROZKAZU z BERLlNA

poverenym tiradGm obchodova
ii CHI valutou a novym de-
kretem vydanym dnes ren. De
gouttem, jimz omen rozkaz zru
suje sc V Porufi.
Rozkaz gen. Degoutta zaka-
zuje n6meckym lraddm Zasa-
hovati do operaci cizi valu-
tou pod trestem peti rokG Ia
lare a pokuty 2,000,O00,OO
marek. V dekretu Sc pravi, ze
lcelem berlinske vlady jest
zpusobiti obtize v zasobovani
okkupacni armady a re uplat-
neni jejfho rozkazu bylo by i
jinak skodlivym frankie -belgic-
kym zajmim.
Rynska vysoka komise v Ko
blenci rovn6z zapoved6la pro-
vadeni berlinskeho rozkazu v
Poryni.
Vysoka cena kavy dohani
mnohe setrne lidi k pitt. Ma
sledkem znehodnocenf marky
kava nyni stoji 90 cent? libra,
kdezto vyborne pivo dosud lie
dostati "a 2 Gently velkou skle-
nici. Rovnez malo jest pouzi-
vano autodrozek, ponevadz ci-
tail 10 cent? "a kilometr, COZ
jest veliky obnos v markach.
Libra rostene Sc prodava po
soc.
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"a mffzemi zdej5f venice
b JAlzO GENTLEMAN A JAKO vEZEN.
DOPADENY ''WliITFIElD .


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NaoA ouo omd
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

Dusseldorf, 81. cervna. Tri
nemecti civiliste byli zabiti
vcera V oblasti Poruri okkupo-
vane Belgicany, die informaci
obdrzenych v n6meckych kru
zich. V Bueru jeden Nemec do
stal Sc do sporu belgickym
distojnikem, jenz taSil revol-
yer a ma mist6 jej zabil.
v Horstu jisty muz byl Ia
strelen pfi pokusu vejiti do
radnice, ktera byla zavrena.
Straz pry jej varovala pred w
strelem. V Gladbecku jisty ne
duzivy obuvnik z Horstu, jenz
die nemeckeho tvrzeni z neve-
domosti prestoupil tax zvany
|klekanickovy zakon, byl "a
strelen.
Zminena tri mesta lezi sever
ne od Ryna, v belgickem pa
smu We francouzskem hlav-
MIN stanu zprava tato memo
hla byti dnes potvrzena.
Jeden francouzsky serzant
a desatnik byli poraneni revol
verovymi strelami blize Wit
ten vcera vecer. Byli pry ma
padeni tremi nemeckymi muzi
a iednou zenou.
N6mecti bankefi a penezo-
m9nci ocitli sc mezi dv6ma O.
hni rozkazem berlinske vlady
zakazujicim kazdemu krone
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ZAKON o PuJcOVNlCH
SPOLCfCH.
Z6dne skomisn' nesmi byti pla.
ceno ma prodej akcii.

Columbus, O., q. cervna =
j. w. Tannehill, statni dozor
ce stavebnich a pIjcovnich
spolki, rozeslal dnes 1,O4O
temto spolkGm v Ohio objasn6
mi Kingova zakona, jenz vstou
|pi v platnost 3. cervence.
DIE tohoto noveho zakona
zadne "komisn" nesmi byti pla
ceno ma prodej akcii pIjcov-
Mich a stavebnfch spolkI a rov
|nez zadne zapisn6 neb clensky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
PIVOVAR ZABAVEN.

Chicago, q. cervna. The Pc
ter Hand Brewing Co., jeden z
nejvetsich pivovard v Chica-
gu, zavrel sve dvere vcera,
kdyz ctyri federalni marsalo.
We jej wall We svoji sprawl.
Pred nekolika dny nekolik ma
kladu pivem silnejsim nez "a
kon dovoluje, bylo zabaveno
zrovna kdyz z vrat pivovaru
vyjizdely a 2 te pffciny zaba.
vent zavodu feder&lnim marsal
KEN nafizeno.
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AMERICKA POMOC MA
BLfZKEM VYCHODE.

Atheny. 27. cervna. - Jak
oznamuje "Logos". organ re-
volucni vlady, Spojene Staty
vydaly ma pomocnou akci pro
Reky ma blizkem vychode cd
katastrofy We Smyrne celkem
18 milioni dolarl. Polovina pc
rn9z tech vydana byla v Recku
ostatni pfipadaji ma Syrii, Pa
lestynu, Armenii 3 Persii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28

|poplatek nesmi byti citany a
" pripadech, kde dice jsou pro
|davany premii, premie tato
must byti odvedena do reserv-
|niho fondu spolku.
Jiny odstavec zakona narizu
|je, ze stavebni a pijcovni spol
ky organisovan6 po 3. cerven-
lei 1923 musi miti "a vsech ca
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ETNA oPEr soPTl.

Londyn. 27. cervna. - No
w a prudky vybuch udal Sc
dnes rano blize temene ma jiz-
nj strane hory Etny, iasne vi
ditelny v Catanii. pravi rfmska
depese k Central News. Panu-
il obavy, ze observator byla
znicena. Prof. Car1,ara ozna-
mule, ze novy proud lazy vali
Sc ash kilometr "a hodinu.
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v RUsKU DoBRA uRODA,

Moskva, q. cervna. Ameri-
cka pomocna administrace pri
krocila dnes ke skonceni likvi-
dace sve podpIrne prace Ru-
sku, zavrevsi osm dalsich di-
striktd. Americky personal O.
znamuje ze vsech bodI,s ze
stav polni urody jest znameni-
ty a vyhlidky ma zen skv3I6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
~ TENATECH"

novy roman, napsal Karel
M. Pfibramsky, zacina dnes
|vychazeti. Napinavy obsah
jeho vzbudi zajiste pozor-
most ct. ctenafd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-28
BYL DOPRAVEN J LORAIN DO CLEVE.
LANDU AUTOMOBILEM.
DVOJl NAROk MA VYPLACENl
II II. VYPSANE CENY.
JEST MESTO POVINNO VYPLATITl ODHLASOVA-
NYCH, ALE VETOVANYCH $4,000?

Po dlouhem patrani, ne.
iispesnem stihani konecne ma
Sc policie ma povestneho W..
L. Whitfilda y moci, dobfe
strezeneho "a mrizemi okresni
venice. Umisten Jest v cele,
iez byla docasnou residence
Sam Purperovi, Dominiku Be-
nignovi, Bobby Huntoyi, "Big
Jimovi" Mortonovi a Alsec
Championovi.
@ polapenf nebezpe0neho
zlocince nejvetsi zasluha pfi-
pisovana Jest detektivnimu po-
rucikovi Charles O. Nevelovi,
ienz uprchlikovi sell neunavn6
po stope po nekolik nedel, az
sc mu -podafilo v Itery stiha-
neho v Detroit pola(piti a zdej-
81 policii, iez by1a vydavana
kritice, ocistiti od pripsovane
il liknavosti, ba n6kdy vyty-
lfEnk nezpdsobiloeti !, ~~s~.-A.
Newell nhsedl Sc svym 4 OBJ
zvlastni poclivostf strezenym
veznem v Detroit " LOS hod.
odpoledne do vlaku Michigan
Central drahy, odjel do Gle
veiandu.
V Toledu byl vlak ocekavan
velkym zast.lp'em zvedavcI,
lid slezal strechy vagoni, jen
aby popatril ma lupice, pripou-
taneho k detektivovi Edwardo-
vi Conroyovi. Ma vlas stejne
sceny opakovaly sc v Sandu-
sky a proto patrne naTizeno
bylo, aby vezen s pr6vodem
vystoupil ma nadrazi v Elyria
a dopraven byl do Clevelandu
automobilem, ably zamezen
byl naval podobny v Clevelan-
de. Rozkaz vydany policeman
nafelnikem Graulem byl zata-
jen, ved6l o n6m pouze poru-
elk Newell. Pres toto opatreni
dostavil sc ma nadrazf Elyria
zastup as 500 hlav. Ia to tisf-
cihlavy dav, cekajicf ma zdej-
sim Union nadrazi byl We SVEN
ocekavani zklaman.
Vcera k veceru byl zatcemec
dopraven do detektivni dradov
ny, kde byl vyslychan vsem,
co sc udalo osudln&ho rama, -
dne IL. kvetna, kdy straznik
Dennis Griffin byl pohfesovan.
Jak pravf policejhi nacelnik,
vypovidal Whitfield ze svobo-
dine vile a. vypoved' take po-
tvrdil vlastnorucnim podpi-
sem.
Vypov6d' sc pon9kud lisila
cd 'vypovedf pfedeslych, neb
doznal, ze Griffin byl mrtvym
liz v automobile, ale houzev-
nate popfra, ze by byl jeho
vrahem. Pravi, ze se straznfk
postrelil sam, lodyz pfitlacil
revolver k zebrIm Whitfielda
a kdyz tento Sc mu snazil ru-
ku Sc zbranf strhnouti. Pdvo-
dne vypravel Nevelovi, ze Sc
Griffin toliko zranil a ze w.
stoupil 2 kary poblize policej-
nj stanice IA. precinktu ma
Idarose av. a vych. 1873. u. NE
ably vyhledal lekafe. jenz by
mu stfelnou r&nu osetfil.
Vcera Ease Whitfield pravil,
ze po vysle rane upadl str&z-
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mix bezvedomi, klesl ma stra-
nu, pri cemz mu prava noha
vycnivala ven otevrenymi dvir-
kami auta. Whitfield Sc pry
domnival, ze policista jest mr.
tvym. Kdyz pax jel po Eu-
cid ave., narazil ma n6co stro-
jem a Griffin vypadl, nacez
pry ujel, aniz by sc snazil Grif-
fina zvednouti. "A v te chvili
pry tez videl usmceneho po-
licistu naposledy.
Pc hofejsinh vypovedich byl
Whitfield wat pod peclivou
ochranu detektfvi Jana Skaly,
P. McNeeleye a F. McNamary
a dopraven do okresni venice,
kde pred jeho kobkou posta-
vena byla stala straz, jez must
mad nebezpecnym zlosynem
ustavicne bditi. Dmes dopole-
! dne byl v6zen predveden okr.
soudci M. Bsunonowf. Kffxo-]
Ivemu vyslechu vsak podroben
,'nebude, neb utinene vypove-
di pine postacuji k vyneseni
zaloby pro vrazdu prveho stup
ne, jak vcera vecer prohlaso-
val policejni nacelm7k Graul.
.. V Lorain vsazen vezen do au-
tomobilu Graulova ma zadni
sedadlo uprostfed Nevela al
Conroye. v pfedu usadil Sc
Graul spolu policietou sofe-
rem Brownem ma ostatnich
dvou sedadlech zaujali mista
diva straznici. Pred autem je-
la letaci skadrona vedena SER
zantem Krustem a vzadu ma
siedovala ceta druha pod SER
zantem Fralhem Kalinou VI
~ slednim ct,ltem aM.u jeli 20
! sirarsti yp...vcdajove ne.
zoytnymi dnes footografy.
Ma tai: zvanem Kammovc
rOhu. M meSfskvch hranicich
dovolil 81 reznamv sprymas 20
nskud nemist.y vtip. Skvei Sc
tam totiz, "elkI napis Kohle-
rcvych ba,va,h, zlut.s cerne
IS tfmto Harlsem: - "Vitamc
do Clevelandu. Fred kohle, !,
mayor.
We West Parku cely trans
port zastavil Graul telefono-
val prichod do Clevelandu. Po
celou cestu jevil Whitfield
znacnou hovornost, kdyz mu
byly v Toledu podany noviny
Sc zpravou jeho zatceni, je-
vii jistou nespokojenost mad ne
(; spravnosti nektery ddaji a j.
max bylo pozorowano, ze elm
vice sc prdvod Clevelandu blf-
Ii, ze pom6rn6 jeho pivodni
bezstarostnosti ubyva.
! Dopis, uvad6jfci cleveland
skou policii ma pravou stopu,
psan byl Afthurem Ternesem,
tajemnfkem spolecmosti The
Ternes Coal & Lumber Co. VI
Detroit, kde uprchlik po cely
mesic byl zam6stnan a take
dopaden. Jest otazkou, zda
bude ciniti narok ma mestem
povolenych. ale mayorem veto
vanych $4,000.
N6ktere zpravy nasv9dcuji.
ze Sc bude uch&zeti o vsech-
ny vypsan6 ceny, ma ktere po-
(Pokracov.::s m str. 6.)
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Everyone come.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Greenfield and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Prevo attended the funeral services
Tor Mr.. Rowen in Boise "Wednesday
afternoon.
Garrett Platt returned home Friday
evening from the University of Idaho.
Miss Ardath Scarth left Saturday
tor California TO attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Rose OF Parma
Spent Saturday and Sunday at the
F. l.. Rose home.
Harlie Sauifer spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Nampa.
Misses Rosemary Gardener and Hill
da Spear and Elmer Raymond spent
Sunday afternoon at the F. NJ. Hoad-
ley home.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. For
rest Watts Wednesday afternoon. De-
hcious refreshments were served and
everyone reported a good time.
Ben Hollbrook of Boise spent Sum
day and Monday night at the w.
Spear home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Miller and daugh-
ter Louise. of Vancouver. Wash, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Spear and family
spent Wednesday in Nampa.
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Ask Armed Forces to
Aid Dry Enforcement

Washington.-The opinion of
the department OF justice on the
use of the army and navy in II
forcing prohibition may be .rans-
mitted to the president before he
leaves for the west. Attorney
General Daugherty is said to be
working on the question at his
home in Columbus. There are in
dications that the opinion will be
adverse. Only two p%recedents
which directly provide for use of
the army and navy in enforcing
federal or state statutes have been
found. One was in 1903. when
congress authorized the president
to use the military forces to en-
force a federal law prohibiting
importation or expectation OF
slaves. The other was in 1901.
when some southern communi-
ties refused to pay federal taxes,
and the president vas authorized
by special statute to use the navy
in collecting them.
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Smith spent Thursday with the latter
mother. Mrs. Caward. on Sunny Slope
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Stubbleheld and
family attended the Sunday school
picnic at Memorial Park Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonkey were Cald-
well visitors Thursday.
Lew Fisher, Mrs. Susie Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowland, Mrs.
Leah Smith and SON Bruce and Sea-
yer. were dinner guests Wednesday
evening al the George Smith home.
Mrs. Jack Walker OF Almira, Ore,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. J.. Smith
at Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draganov were shop
ping in Caldwell Thursday.
Miss Laura Keefer called at the
Lonkey home Monday evening.
Theron Lafferty was a caker at the
Hubbard home Tuesday.
Mr.. Sarratt has traded his place
for n above Arrowrock dam and OK
poets to make the change some time
this coming autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. StubbleSeld
spent Sunday evening at the George
Smith home.
Mrs. Ferguson spent Friday with
her mother. Mrs. Goodwin.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-06-26
Central Cove

A meeting of the patrons of the
school district was called for Friday
evening at which the board OF direct
ors reported upon their Investigations
concerning the feasibility OF starting
the first two high school grades in
connection with our grammer grades.
We have about fifteen students at
tending high school elsewhere and had
hoped to keep them at home but
found it impossible to meet the re-
q%uircments for an approved school.
The teachers have been engaged
for the coming year. Mrs. Mary l..
Brown for the primary grades and
Miss Margaret Brown for the gram
mer grades. They are mother and
daughter and will build a little house
on the school grounds and make their
home there.
Mrs. Tom Peterson who has been
visiting her mother and other rela-
tives in Utah returned Saturday. Her
niece, Beatrice Dow. OF Caldwell as
sisted in the home during her absence.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-06-26
Wilder News

The Ladies Aid met in the church
basement on Friday afternoon with
Mrs. McKinnis. Mrs. Owens and Mrs
Boyd as hostesses.
Children's Day exercises were held
at the NJ. E. Church Sunday morning
Miss May Rengler and Mrs. Laura
Hill arrived Friday from California
for a visit at the home of their bro
Their. Leo Rengler.
Mi. and Mrs. F. NJ. Saunders and
children were Sunday guests at the
c. c. Case home in Arena Valley.
Wilder's free chautauqua is proving
very popular. 1t is estimated that
1900 people were present the first
night.
The Baptist people have called Mrs.
Patey of Oregon to fill their pulpit.
E. E. Heston and daughter Marion
left Wednesday for Long Valley. The
Misses Alma Montague. Viola Hub
bard and Ruth Beal accompanied them
to work in the lettuce fields. Mr..
Heston says that help is very scare
in his community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcpherson are
entertaining Nj. McPherson's sister.
Caroline Mcpherson, of Boise.
Doris and Barbara Lee came from
Caldwell to visit their father and ct
tend the chautauoua.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Law arrived on
Monday from Ohio. and will spend
some time visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Law are on
their way to their home in Culver,
Ore, after an extended stay in Clio.
One of the c~hautauqua lecturers,
Andrew Beshorn, was a guest We'd
ncsday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. English. Mrs. English and Mrs.
Charles Karn were acquaintance of
Mr.. Bcshore in their former home in
Nebraska.
Miss Anna Mckinney entertained
about a dozen friends at a birthday
party at her home Thursday afternoon.
The library board has announced
that the library will be closed during
the months of July and August. I hey
request that all outstanding books be
returned Saturday. June 80.
The Ladies Aid will hold an all
day meeting at the church ON Friday.
June 20, with a picnic dinner at noon.
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on Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry lverson was a caldwell
business visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Jesse Transue OF Parma spent
Wednesday night visiting with her
mother Mrs. Smith and Paul.
Ole Pennington was in Caldwell
shopping on Wednesday.
The w c. I. L. met on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. o. T.
Andrews.
The families OF II. E. Richardson
and Ross MuSgrove lett Notus We'd
nesday by auto tor points in Oregon
and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. kellogg were
Boise visitors on Wednesday evening.
Alice Mcclure spent Wednesday
afternoon with Doris HodgsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer and Lois spent
Wednesday afternoon at the w. l..
Spaeth home.
Mrs. y. G. Pugsley and Patsy spent
Wednesday afternoon az the home
of Mrs. w. l.. Spaeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Richardson were
entertaining friends from Spokane on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. h. Lewis unloaded a car OF lum-
Der for the Gem State Lumber Co.
this week.
Mrs. Marvin Northrop of Caldwell
spent the week with the John North
rop family in Black Canyon District.
Posters announcing 4th Of July eel
ebration at Ten Davis appeared in the
stores on Thursday morning.
Home Cabin minstrel al Ten Davis
Grange hall on Friday night June %
come and bring your friends.
Mrs. Mason LETT for her home in
Caldwell on Thursday afternoon.
w. /. Spaeth was a business visit
or in Caldwell on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Talbot were
shopping in Caldwell on Thursday.
Mrs. James Newport spent Thurs
day afternoon at the G. NJ. Powell
home.
The Sewing Circle met Thursday
at the Bert Robertson home.
Mrs. Ruth Hoala OF salt Lake
arrived in Notus Friday morning to
visit friends Tor a few days.
Mrs. Oscar Bebb and son from
Sand Hollow was a Notus visitor on
Mrs. Waitley of Meridian came
down Friday to spend a few day with
her daughter Mrs. Bebb.
Ball game Thursday with Wilder
was a complete failure for Notus score
being IA to | in favor OF Wilder.
On Friday evening Miss Alice Nc
Clure entertained her friends at her
north OF Notus a pleasant ev-
ening was enjoyed.
MI. Henry Peterson of Homedale
was a visitor at the l.. F. Hodgson
home on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Boatman and
were shopping in Notus on
Saturday.
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Edihce is $50 Years Old;
Service | S Con-
tinuous.

Washington. - Pohick Church is
$50 years old. This is the famous old
edihce near both Mount Vernon,
Washineton's home, and Alexandra,
Va. of which George Washington su"
pcrvised the erection and OF which
he was the warden OF the vesuy.
The church has maintained its ae-
tive interest in the country's welfare,
as evidenced by the unveiling last
year of a tablet to young members OF
the congregation whose lives were
sacrificed in the World War. Mrs.
Harding. wife OF the president. par
,ieipated in the birthday celebration
ceremonies. which included addresses
by noted di.ines and In elaborate mu'
sical program.
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HARDING IDEA OF ECONOMY
CONTINUED from page d

country in general who are the bene-
ficiarieS OF his economical methods
and his sound governmental policies.
President Harding looks upon the
budget system not as a mere scrap
Of paper. not as a camouilage Tor gov
eminent extravaganza, but as a means
to an important and definite end. The
Budget Bureau was designed BY Con-
gress as an agency 10 give the Presi-
dent an effective control over the esti-
mates for public expenditures. The
details OF making up the estimates are
left to the Director of the Budget
and his associates. But the final 20.
h" is that of the President himself.
During the first two years of the bud
get system there were a number OF in
stances in which subordinate employees
in the departments. when given a hear
ing before the appropriation Commit
tees of Congress advocated for
than had been estimated for in the
budget. In his address before the bus
mess organization a few days ago
President Harding made some refer
ence to this and said that it must not
occur in the future. He reminded goy-
employees that he is respon-
sible for the budget estimates and that
an effort on the part of the subordi-
nate to secure an appropriation in ex-
cess OF that for which he has made
an estimate through the Director of
the Budget will be considered an of
serious enough to call for dis
The budget system under the Hard
ing Administration is to be an effect
i've agency for economy. not merely a
governmental gesture.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-06-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quarter OF a
million acres of public lands were or
dered thrown open for homestead en-
try to ex-service men of the world war
by the department of the interior in
the past few days. The lands are in
California, Colorado. Idaho, Montana,
Utah and Wyoming. OF course these
are not choice lands such as were kept
on hand for all applications following
the Civil War. but they are said to be
of acreage that is the best Uncle Sam
has left to dispose Of"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-06-26

smERIFr's NOTICE OF SALE.

In the District Court OF the Seventh
judicial District OF the State OF
Idaho. in and for the County of
New World Life Insurance Company.
a corporation. Piaintif.
vs.
B. Harry Barker and Elsie +. Barker.
husband and wife. First National Bank
Of Wilder. Idaho. a national banking
corporation. and Gem State Lumber
company. a corporation. Defendants.
and by virtue of a certain Writ of Ex-
ecution issued in the above -entitled
cause on the 25th day of June. 1923.
and by authority in me vested and by
virtue thereof. and by virtue OF
my office. l will on the 18th day
Of July. 1929. at the hour of ten o'clock
front door OF the Court House in the
City Of Caldwell. Canyon County Ida
no. OFFER for sale to the highest bidder
for cash. that certain real property
scribed as follows.
South half OF Lot 9 and South half
of Southeast quarter of Northwest
Range 4 West of the Boise Meridian.
containing 40 acres. more or less. ac-
cording to the Government Survey
thereof, together with u. s. Govern
ment water through the Golden Gate
Canal and Soper Lateral. together with
all ~tenements. hereditaments. rights.
rents. Issues. and profits of the said
mortgaged premises. for the purpose of
satisfying a judgment rendered In said
action which said judgment amounts
to the sum OF $5670.64,- with interest
thereon at the ate of I per cent per
annum from the 25th day of June, 1923.
the date thereof. together with my
costs in connection Herewith.
Dated at Caldwell, Idaho. this 25th
day OF June. 1928.
o. Y. MASON.
Sheriff of Canyon County. State OF
Idaho
BY Edw. c. Goodale, Deputy.
Orval NJ. Fox, Caldwell, Idaho. At
torney for Plaintiff. $3.50.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-06-26
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