davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

Thomaston, Conn.,, neroz-
uni Miltonu Grimshaw-ovi.
Jest prilis "citlivym" a nema
zadnych drsn6jsich zpusobu
muzske mladeze. Milton W.
rostl do vyse sesti stop dvou
palcu a nabyl 14O liber vahy
"a svych dvacet roku vGku; a
svak jak jeho matka pravi,
"jest prilis jemnym pro hochy
a neni zadnych divek, ktere
by Sc mu libily v tovarne na
hodiny, kde pracuje." Milton
nejradeji Sc zamestnava ple-
tenim a jinou jeho zalibou
Jest delati panenky a umelec-
Ike veci toho druhu. A tax Mil
ton dal 81 oznamku do jedno-
no new-yorskeho listu, V ktere
nabizi Sc ku adoptqyani neia-
ke. bohate roline.s ssChee cesto
vati a vzdelavati Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
POzADAVKY INDt.
ChtSji stejna prava, jako mali
bslOsi v kOloniich.

Londyn, 3. kvetna. Pri-
chodem Srinivasa Sastri, zastu
pujiciho indicke legislativni
shromazdeni, briticka vlada
je nucena zabyvati Sc profile
mem o definovani narokI In
di v Kolonii Kenya v Africe.
Timto bude stan0uelo pr&no
IndG k stehovani sc do ostat-
mich kolonii. Predbezne pora-
dy budou odbyvany tohoto ty-
dne.
V Kenya jest $4,000 Indn a
1 1000 b6lochI. Indove poza-
duji stejna prava jako mali be
loSi V zakonodarne v Kenya,
ackoliv mali nyni jen diva "a
stupce. Bill prohlasuji, re pod
niknou boj, nezli piivoli k te-
to rovnopravnosti. Celia tato "a
lezitost povazuje Sc v Indii "a
nejvys ddlezitou, jelikoz Sc
tim stanovi prava Indii V ostat-
mich koloniich.
Vystehovalci indicti sc nyni
nepfipousteji do Australia, Jiz
nj Afriky Kanady. Kdyby
vlada zaujala opacne stanovi-
sko, vyvolalo by pry to kriti-
ckou situaci v Indii.
Srinivata Sastri byl delega-
gatem Indie ma washingtonske
konferenci omezeni zbroje-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
VELIKA SCHoZE KU
KLUXO.

Middlebush, N. J. 3. kvetna.
Deset tisic clenI Ku Klux Kla
nu seslo sc ma pustem 10-akro-
vem pozemku znamem jake
Bobbsova farma vcera v noci
v te nejvetsi schulz pod Sirym
nebem, jaka kdykoli konana
byla touto organisaci We zdej-
Sim okoli. Panovaly obavy, ze
ma shromazd9nl bude podnik-
nut Itok nepfateli Klanu, jichz
ma tfi tisfce pfiblizilo sc k far
me, ale vsechno Sc odbylo kid
ne. Teprve al kdyz pIlnoc mi
nula, zapotato $ obfady Klanu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
UNESENE DfTE OPET
NALEZENO.
Objeveno ma osamele farme
pod peel stare zeny zjed-
name unosci.

Schenectady. N. Y, 3. kvet-
ma. Hello. Mamma. Jim ve-
cefi podivuhodnym psikem. y
Tato byla prvni slova, ktera pi
Z. f. Alexandersonova zasle-
chla po telefonu zde vcera ve-
Ger cd sveho sestileteho hosika,
Vernera, uneseneho V pondeli
a nalezeneho dnes odpoledne
pod peel obstarozne zeny Y
osam6lem kamennem farmar.
skem staveni blize Theresa. n
y, asi dvacet pet mil cd Wa
tertown, N. Y.
Chlapec, po n6mz celia ze-
me patrala, byl nalezen. kdy5
Bert f. Jarvis 2 Theresa, y. Y
poznal v novinach fotografi
jako onu chlapce, ktereho diva
muzi privedli pondeli vetel
do domu, ktery Jim pronajal
pred dvema tydny. Tehdy mu
rekli, re privezou tam nemoc,
nou sestru, aby okrala ma ven,
kovskem vzduchu pod toute5
zaminkou ziednali onu obsta.
roznou zenu, pi. H. D. Grinnel-
lovou z Alexandria Bay, N. Y
Muzi privezli Vernera do .
sameleho farmafskeho staven
v pondeli vecer pi. Grinnelio.
We fekli, ze pojedou pro neja'
ke zasoby do Alexandria Bay
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
NOVA LECBA TUBERKU-
LOSY:

Greensburg, Pa, 3. kvetna.
DR.. William P. Nolan, ze Jean
nette, sef pennsylvanske statni
kliniky pro tuberkulosu v ne
mocnici okresu Westmoreland
oznamil dnes, ze objevil novy
lex ma leteni plicni tuberkulo-
sy. Lecba, 0 nil DR.. Nolan We
n, lie zvft9z{ mad nemoci, po-
zdstava ze vdechovani tisteho
uhlfku a kalcia ve form9, ze
mohou byti vdechovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

neznamena, ze snad dvefe bu-
dou zavreny proti vSema vyjed
navani, ale Znamena to, re Gu
novou notou nezacina vyjedna
vani. Nemcum ponechano jest
ma vuli ciniti dalsi nabidky a
Francie a Belgie vyhrazuji 81
pravo rozhodovati o Mich, zda-y
Iii jsou takoveho raZu, aby mo-
.hly byti preolozeny reparacnf
komisi zdali by molly siou-
ziti "a podklad vyjednavani.
Francouzske formalni roz-
hodnuti uvedeno bylo We zna-
most nasledujici notou vyda-
nou kratce po kabinetni schl-
ri Elysejskem palaci dnes
rano:
"Rada ministrI byla jedno-
myslnou V pfesvedceni, re ne
meeke nayrhy jsou neprijatel-
ne. Podminky obsazene nevy-
hovuji. nejsou nabidnuty nut
ne zaruky zabezpe6eni : East
ka nabizena jest nedostafec-
nou. Predseda rady vejde do
rozumeni S belgickou vladou
vzhledem k odpovedi, jez bude
odeslana Nemecku a note, KITE
ra bude adresovana vSem
spojencum."
Essen. 5. kvetna. opetos1re
odkladany process pred vojen-
skym soudem S uredniky krup-
povych zavodu byl definitivn6
polozena ma zitrek a sobotu We
Werden. Celkem bude proceso-
vano deset muzu, mezi mimi
predseda spolecnosti. DR.. Gu
STAY Won Bohlen a clenove RI
ditelske rady.
Zaloba i obhajoba povollji
DO dvaceti svedcich. Obzalova
nj jsou obvineni z podniceni
Kruppovych delniku X utoku
ma francouzsky vojensky oddil
81. brezna, kdy ctrnact Nemcu
bylo zabito.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
AER0PLANEM Cd MORE K MOkI.
ARMADNl AVIATIKOVE. SKONCuI
SfASTNE SVJJJ LET.
PLAVBA VZDUCHEM z NEW YORKU DO SAN
DIECA TRVALA MEME NEz q HODIN.

ste, uvital je otevi'enou ma
|ruci.
"Postavte straz kolem aero
planu", byla prvni slova pro-
mluvena Kellym po uvitani
|velitelem. Prvni starost mia
dych letcG byla 0 vzduchofod'
ktera je donesla k nehynouci
|slave. Nell strach, ze SIBERIA
tele pamatnosti" mohli by il
|roznesti.
Dv6 veike kytice kvetin po-
|dany byly Kellymu a Mac
Readymu brzy potom, kdyz Wy
stoupili z aeroplanu. Clenove
zdejsiho Kiwanis klubu ucini-
Ii toto v6novani ma zadost po-
|dobneho klubu Dayton, O.,
jenz telegrafoval, ably ty nej-
lepsi kalifornske kvety byly
podany sm6lym letc1m. Po me
zbytnem fotografovani pro ca
sopisy a obrazkova divadla
Kelly a MacReady byli odveze-
nj do budovy velitelstvi a tam
podrobeni prohlidce DR.. L. NJ.
Fieldsem, jenz prohlasil, re
jsou oba We vybornem fysic-
KEN stavu.
Washington, 3. kv9tna. Pre-
ident Harding, kdyz byl uve-
domen, re let bezzastavky z
New Yorku do San Diega byl
st 'astne ukoncen, postal poruci
kun Kellymu a MacReadymu
blahoprejny telegram, V nemz
pravi, re vepsali novou kapito
lu do triumfu americke AWAIT
KY"
Franklin R. Kenney z New
Yorku, vykonny lrednik ar
madni letecke sluzby "a valky,
telegrafoval nasledujlci depe-
81 dnes odboru armadni letec-
ke sluzby:
"Vyhraji $4,000, zdali Mac
Ready a Kelly lspesne skonci
svlj bezzastavkovy let. La
skave telegrafujte MacReady-
mu a Kellymu ma me vylohy,
zdali prijmou $4,000 jake dar
ma oslaNu nejvetsi vymozeno-
sti V naSi letecke historii. W.
svetlete Jim to a hled'te prime
ii mlade chlapiky, ably to pri-
jail"
Kellymu a MacReadymu te-
legrafovano a ceka Sc ma sde-
lenf cd Mich, nez bude odpo-
vedeno Kenney-mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
nj gesty velikeho trageda.,

Stole ma jevisti pod nezara-
movanym obrazem Kristovym
. hlede ma veliky obraz Leni-
'ndv, jenz spolu S obrazy j.
nych komunistickych vudcu vi
81 ma stenach salu, zalobce zro-
vna elektrisoval shromazdeni
svoji vasnivou vymluvnosti.
Vedensky prohlasil, re cir
kew drive byla nastrojem ca
rovym g. ze Dg. Ifhon praco-
val proti revoluci, kdyz vynesl
klatbu ma socialisty, kteri usi-
lovali zlepseni clov6censtva.
MAST mravni povinnost pred
celym svetem Jest prohlasiti ka
pitalismus "a hTich," Zvolal
Vedensky a svoji rec skoncil
slovy:
"Vefite-li v Tichona, nasle-
dujte .jej; stante Sc mucedni-
ky, bud'te verni sami sobe. A
vSak neverite-li V nej, musite
hlasovati pro sesazeni ura-
du a zbaveni jej knezske du-
stojnosti.
0 resoluci bylo hlasovano
zdvizenim rukou. Pouze jed
na sc zvedla prot resoluci a
pet ,itastnikG sjezdu zadalo,
ably bylo zaznamenano, re Sc
nesllcastnili hlasovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
SJEZD AMER. OBCE
SOKOLSKE.

Chicago, 3. kvetna. DIE usne
seni Vyk. Vyboru Americke
Obce Sokolske bude zahajen
letoSni Sized narodni organise
ce teto dnes 27. srpna. Mist
most pro Sized urcena bude po
zd6ji. Ma programu jest
mnoho ddlezitych otazek, KITE
re cekajf sv6ho vyffzenf, hlav-
ne sesfleni Svazu Ceskosloven-
skeho, a proto hledi sc v kru-
zfch sokolskych k sjezdu tomu-
to s velkym zajmem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

San Diego, Cal, 3. kvetna.
"Nemozne sc stalo," zvolal
major Henry H. Arnold, veli-
tel Rockwell letiSte, dnes cas-
ne odpoledne, kdyz obrovsky
jednoplosnik T-2, rizeny poru-
ciky Oakley G. Kellym a Jo-
hnem A. MacReadym, armad-
mimi letci z McCook letiste v
Dayton, O. preletel pevninu a
snesl Sc co by kamenem doho-
dill cd Pacifickeho oceanu.
Avsak nebylo to nemozne,
jak dokazali srdnati muzi, po-
rucik Kelly a MacReady, kite
ii dobyli novych vavrfnI pro
leteckou sluzbu Spojenych Sta
til, dosahnuvse noveho sveto-
veho rekordu v letu ma VIDA
lenost bez zastavky. Uleteli
mezi 900 a $500 milemi, prd
mernou rychlosti vice nez 100
mil "a hodinu.
Pist'aly ma vsech tovarnach
V San Diegu, jakoz i ma lodlch
v pfistavu Sc rozhlaholily, do
cehoz Sc misil jasot nepre-
hlednych zastupd, kdyz byl
spatren blizici Sc aeroplan. Oh
jevil Sc nahle ma obzoru krat-
ce po poledni a snesl Sc ma le-
tfSti ma North Island.
Ufcfni Gas letu, oznameny
pozorovateli zastupujicimi
Narodni vzduchoplavecke sdru
zeni a Federaci mezinarodnich
vzduchoplaveckych Sdruzeni,
jest udan ma dvacet Sest hodin
padesat minut a tficet osm a
dv6 petiny vtei'iny.
Kdyz aeroplan vznesl Sc do
vzduchu ma Hempteadskem le-
tisti vcera kratce po poledni, po
rucik Kelly jej ridil kdyz Sc
snesl X zemi pri pobrezi Paci-
fickeho oceanu, rizen byl po-
rucikem MacReadym. Nez-li
jest6 lpln9 zastavil, seskocil
porucik Kelly.
"Zde jsme a jsem zpropade-
ne rad, re jsme zde," zvolal
Kelly, kdyz zastup namoinfch
armadnich diistojnikG a vo-
.jakd a civilistd prekot Sc
hnal k aeroplanu. MacReady
byl uchopen a nesen triumfal-
ne ma ramenech jasajiciho "a
stupu do budovy hlavniho sta
nu. Major Arnold, velitel lett
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
VELlKE SKODY v NEW
BRUNSWICK.

St. John, N. B., 2. kvetna.
Jeden zivot byl zahuben a ma
jetku "a nekolik millionl dol
lara zniceno pri nejhorsich po
vodnich, jez New Brunswick
zazil V poslednich triceti peti
letech. Doprava ma zeleznicich
Jest dosud demoralisovana.
Charles Spinney, farmaf, uto-
nul pfi pokusu, zachrAniti do
bytek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

Tam sc Jim porouchal automo
bill a od te DOLBY nebyli videni.
kdyz serif Gillette 2 Water
town pfisel do staveni, kde no
six drzen, nasel pi. Grinnello-
YOU, pisici Alexandersonovym
dopis, V nemz Jim sd6lovala
svoji domnenku, re hosik k je-
hoz osetrovani byla zieinana,
jest jejich ditetem. Proti pi.
Grinnellove nebyla vznesena
zadna zaloba, avsak drAena
Jest okresnim vezeni We Wa
tertown. pokud vsechny okol-
nosti unosem spojene nebu-
dou vysetreny.
Serif wal chlapce S sebou a
ze sveho obydli phi okr. veze-
nj telefonoval Alexandersono-
vym. Tito pi'ijedou do Water
town Ultra V osm hodin rano.
kdyz zprava nalezeni chap
ce sem doSla, vsechny tovarni
pist'aly Sc rozezvucely, lako o
dni primeri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
cESKOSLOVENSKA MISSE
VYPLUJE ZfTRA.

Washington, 3. kv6tna. -
Odbor pokladny byl uvedomen
dnes, ze ceskoslovenska misse
ma fundaci dluhu one zeme,
povinnovan6ho Spojenym Sta
tdm, vypluje z Cherbourgu 5.
kv6tna ma parnfku Berengaria.
Ma plnou pravomoc uciniti do
hodnuti o splaceni dluhu S
vladou Spojenych StatG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
VALKA PROTI WHISKOVE.
MU LODSTVU.

New York, 2. kv6tna. Vlada,
jez vyhlasila valku whiskove-
mu lod 'stvu blize pobrezi New
Jersey, dobyla dnes sve prvni
"vitezstvi." Pobrezni straz "a
jala jeden vlecny parnick a
jeden motorovy clun, jez vezly
potraviny cizim lodim kotvi-
elm v bezpeci Ia tffmilovym
pasmem.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06

Printed greeting cards for sale at
the Free Press.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06
DEAD RATS IN BOOZE

The dispatch with which liquor
cases have again been handled in fed
eral court in Moscow, once more DEM
onstrates the Importance of trying
these cases in U. S. court, rather than
in the district courts.
There is little wrangling over the
matter, when liquor cases are heard
at Moscow. The very fact that nine
teen defendants pleaded guilty in one
day, rather than stand trial, indicates
extreme doubt on the part of the de-
PENDANTS that they would escape con-
viction at the hands of a federal Jury.
1t is rather like the old time police
court case, where, when an officer said
a man was drunk, drunk he was. and
promptly he was pronounced guilty.
An interesting sidelight on the kind
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06

the drinks seized In fact. i'm
one 40-gallon barrel of raisin
mash, there was a layer of dead
flies two inches thick.
Wood alcohol to an amount of 8
percent has been found in many SAM
pies. One dose of this in a wine
glassful is sufficient to cause perman-
ent blindness.
The moonshiner and the bootlegger
are irresponsible. They care not what
they sell, so long as they get the
money. So long as the prohibition
law in its present form remains on
our statute pooks, moonshining and
bootlegging will prevail.
The very fact that the law is vio-
lated is, of course, sufficient to war
rant conviction, but the dangerous
character of the booze that is peddled
is such as to make the crime much
more serious. The man who drinks
it takes his life in his hands. In
other words, he stakes his life ON the
stimulating effect to be derived from
| ''shot of moon"
Bootlegging therefore is not trifl-
ng matter. 1t is a subject of grave
oncern to society, and the federal
curt apparently looks upon it in this
ght.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06
RICHARD LLOYD JONES
SAYS n %sS@l
Be A Leader

What does to help of
the world but what of much
-
Edward Everett Hale told that gained
reputation Tor being safe simply because
enough 70 play anything else but safe To Illustrate
ne Knew acquired
thouhte because he always telling
MS body alcoholic
established reputation
chambers where he held utternces 10
one mas been much said that can
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Very broad liberal and convincing this chapi
tut negative goodness the
the index the vra
weighs mas force passion fire resolution
virtue is measured by ones
put others not to keep himself the f
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me makers of progress they help other proSre
medlocre mind can say Me too" A can sev
that all it, ~ $500 I'LL" :" Ai' IL up
Progress not affected dere but by the driver IN whose
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not Tor advantage bus not concerned about
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06
BIG BLACKFOOT BANK
FORCED TO SUSPEND

The banking establishment of d.
w. Stanrod & Co., at Blackfoot, one
of the oldest institutions in the state,
voluntarily closed its doors Friday,
following action of directors. The
action was attributed to slow farm
and livestock loans. The ID. w. Stan
rod bank of Pocatello is not affected
by the closing of the Blackfoot firm.
it is said. According to its last state
ment the Blackfoot bank had a can
ital of 100000 surplus 100000 and
undivided profits of $4,000. Deposits
were $I0S0,000 and loans $500, 900.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06

Ihanksgivin' Day is here at hand with
JOYS that all may understand; 1 take it.
that our folks will share the friendly
feelin' everywhere; that each and every
heart an mind holds Peace-Good-wiIl for
an mankind. I can't help thinbin'
mats the way to celebrate Thanksgiyin
Day.
III say-so fur as I'm concerned. from
what l feel and what I've learned
the soul that's grateful in its way. should
render thanks most every day. Our bless
ms come so thick and fast-each new
one rlcher than the last 1t seems
we amt got time to pray, for. Lies one
long Thanksgivin' Day!
The Sperit born at Plymouth Rock.
shrinks not from fear OF tempest-shock:
we consecrate our good right hand TO
200 ana Home, and Native Land From
heart within, to God O'erhead. we'ra
thankful for our daily breadi Behold
the stuffed an basted turk. Roll mn
yer sieeves-an' so to work
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF real,
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that in DUR
suance OF an order of the Probate
court or Idaho County, State of Idaho.
Inade on the 3rd day of December
1913, IN the matter of the estate of
Ahthla HUH, deceased, the under
signed, the administrator of said es-
tate, VIII sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder for cash, in lawful
money of the United States. and sinh
Ject TO confirmation by the said Pro
bate Court, on Saturday, the Doth dav
OF December, 1923, at 1 O'Clock n. m
at the front door of the courthouse in
the City of Grangeville. Idaho County
State of Idaho, all the right. fife |
interest and estate of the said Antbio
HUFF at the time of her death and |
an the right, title and interest that
.ie estate mas by operation of law or
otnerWlse acquired other than and i'm
IduItloh TO that of the said Antbia
4 nun at me time of her death, in and
70 an the land and premises situated
IN Idaho County, State of Idaho des-
crlDed as follows, towit:
The south half of the northeast
quarter and the east half of tbe
southeast quarter of section thirty
-FOUR, township thirty-two north
range one west, b. NJ, subject to
.ne mortgage thereon recorded in
Dook - of mortgages, page age
OF the records in the office of tbe
county Recorder of said Idaho
0ounty. In the principal sum Of
slSoo.oO and interest thereon at a
percent percent per annum from June L
ayI9, and taxes of record.
Terms and conditions of sale .
ASH, lawful money of the United
tates, to be paid at time of sale
Dated December a. 1929 '
!, WILLIAM M. HUFF.
Administrator.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-06

of liquor bunch of these fellows who
are in the moonshining business are
making, is cleaned from a report made
by Prof. E. o. Leonard, head of the
pharmacy department at the Idaho
Technical institute, Pocatello Pro-
fessor Leonard has recently analysed
many samples of moonshine, and has
them Extremely filthy"
The report continues:
Among some of the samples ex-
amined have been found animal
tissues and hair from rats and
mice that have fallen into the
fermenting materials. Flies are
common in larger proportion of
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lend TROUBLE:
WITH TEACHER
At s237 COST.
Woodland District Compro-
misses Case with O'Kane,
Deposed as Schoolmaster
Principal Sues for $500,
Because He Was Not Per-
mitted to Finish Contract

Will II. OKane deposed schOOlmas
ter at Woodland, has been paid $237-
80 by the Woodland school district
for services, part of which he did not
render, under compromise reached
in the case filed by O'Kane, in dis
trict court for Idaho county, in which
he sued common school district No.
40 for $500.
O'Kane, who now is teaching school
in Colorado, was principal of the
Woodland school last year. He was
employed on Aug. 81, 1922, on nine
months contract, to teach the school
at $3.50 a month.
school district by Atty. f. III. Reh-
berg, of Kamiah O'Kane alleged that
he faithfully performed all duties of
teacher up to the last month of the
school year, when the trustees "did
not allow said plaintiff to perform
his duties, although he was at all
times ready to perform the same"
O'Kane claimed that he was not |
paid his salary for the last month he
taught, and sued for $3.50 for this
month and $3.50 for the month he
was not permitted to teach, although
the board had contracted with him
to teach that month. He also asked
$3.50 damages and $50 attorney fees.
The settlement for $237.5O was a COM
promise between O'Kane and the trus-
tees.
Ousting of O'Kane from the school
job, and court action which followed,
were the outgrowth of trouble over
school affairs in the Woodland district
which was said for a time to have
split the community into two bitterly
oontending factions for supremacy in
the school policy.
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FALSE REPORTS ON IDAHO

Steps are being taken by state of
ficials and others i'm Idaho to refute
reports that have gained circulation
to the effect that Idaho people are in
bad way financially 1t is said that
these reports have been given such
emphasis that it is difficult to interest
capitalists in other states in Idaho
investments.
While it is true that Idaho, like
other states, has suffered from the
agricultural depression, Idaho people
are not in bad way, generally speak
ing, and are in as good if not better,
financial condition than residents of |
neighboring states.
True enough, Idaho has no large
cities that are invulnerable financial
stronghOlds, and neither has Idaho the
tenements and their attendant misery. |
Idaho still has her broad expanses
of fertile farm lands, her vast areas
of range, her fruit orchards and her
mountains of mineral and timber, as
well as climate which, for its health
giving qualities, is unsurpassed.
While 1t is not to be denied that
Idaho, like other states, has suffered
in the transition from a war boom
to normally, business in this state is
distinctly on the upgrade. Conditions
ire improving. Persons in New York
II California who declare otherwise.
'ither are ignorant of true conditions.
n are deliberately disappearing
IDAHO.
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Long Distance Service

IRON fifteen to twenty-one
Il telephone operators cooper
ate in establishing New York
San Francisco circuit; and other
telephone employees by scores
must be at their posts to insure
efficient transmission.
That you may have a choice
OF destination for your voice, a
vast network of Bell System cir
cuts lnterconnects all important
centers, reaching millions of
homes and business places.
Over these circuits more than
10000 traffic employees stand
guard. But long before these
highways of speech were ready
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SHERIFF LIFT coNv1crrn
ON LIQUOR c ~

ner " coanfy, kai 1aT;s4a, sheriff
t SlOlate tn the prohibition u lss
rich at Occur ,, d,l A1Istrict JUDE s.
had }al5 and bSin fined Ss $1,000 after . va
was sepfon with Sheriff K hIaoap
a ana fined $500. Stay H Of months d
thirty days was gron u execud@ b
u 'ne TWO defendants were and nd.
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Physicists and chemists,
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All the forces and wonders
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