The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-14
ROTARIANS ENTERTAIN
OLD TIMERS AT ROLLICK.
ING DINNER PARTY
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that a small plant can be Unstable,
at little mine and treat the ore
where they come out of the prospec
or mine, and save building road
and making long hauls to a smelter
1t will multiply the number Of pro
ducers, for there are many small de
posts of rich ore remote from roads
His mine is taking ore out to a deptf
of 300 feet, the yield is 1900 tons
daily, they work 500 men, they neet
more men who are experienced In
handling hard rock and hard ores
they turn out 100 tons of pig lead
daily and $4,000 worth of silver
weekly under the recent rush before
the expiration of the Pitman act
Government purchasing act Of sill
ver.) He said he was pleased to be
with us at Idaho Falls-"Wow,
Wow, Wow, fine him a dollar"
yelled dozen voices. Mr.. Clark
laughed and pulled out a handful of
silver dollars and was about to hand
one to George when Mr.. Gagon rose
and placed his hand across the silver
and said he claimed the privilege Of
paying the fine for his guest. And
then Mr.. Clark showed what a fine
retriever he was by saying, Ger ali,
to South Idaho and your" and
twenty or thirty fellows yelled "Rah.
Rah, Rah, remit the fine"
Clark: 81 drove across the noun
tains via Salmon river, and got into
snowbanks and mud holes. At one
mud hole we got stuck along with
fifteen others. nine of whom had
been stuck fast all night. When I
asked how far it was out to Gods
country they told me I would find
good roads after l went on about
80 miles, and we found it so. When |
| got out upon your wide plains and |
among your great canals and irri- !
gated farms I found it was truly
Gods country and" And then
there was chorus of Good boy;
give back the money. He's all
right
Mack rose and said, "Mr. Clark.
when you get back to North Idaho.
y you run across my old friend
ramsey Walker l want you to con-
Vey to him my warmest regards"
and then the fellows yelled, Louder.
Me TOO For you may not know. !
out Ramsey Walker is brand of ;
" hiohCy lIOm Iu6 NOrC0.
Herm got up and said that '
1eyney (Henry Tavey) is to repre-
ent this club at st. Louis, (National ;
Rotary Convention) and we are re- I
eiving requests to give support to
ertain candidates for office, and
hat if there is no objection. he will f
irect Heyney to vote this club as he i
leases. Some fellow jumped up
nd declared that Herm should be v
med SO cents for calling Hiney. G
Ieyney, and directed George to go C
nd take it away from him. After G
Ieorge received the money he tt
laimed foul, saying he believed =
Term had given him a lead quarter n
robably one from the smelter that S
If. Clark had told about. tt
Herm declared it was good money
nd Frank (Berryman) objected to W
ny comeback from the chair, and RI
lld ne was fined again for making Il
nd retort, whereupon Herm paid m
gain. At that moment Herm said.
Here comes Leo late as usual. / tt
Id to send out and have him called bl
telephone. Leo, what excuse al
is time?" Leo said the wind was al
owing so hard it made trouble on NJ
e long distance lines and he had al
ceived a special call to stay on e
lty. "Ah the Deuce" yelled an
her, the wind always blows when to
2 meet"
Fifty cents" said Herm. m
George took it. sa
Frank (Berryman) got up and ad- W;
essed the chair as Mr.. and was at
omptly fined rs cents dc
George got it. fri
Frank made some retort and by
scial motion made and carried in
,ular form he was fined a dollar. ha
ank pushed rs cents at George. He
orge asked for an Interpretation we
the motion and the amount now Blu
2. Was it Is cents net? he
nterpretation-"Th motion was loo
lollar." tn,
Done. Ru