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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
kONEC koNSERvATIvNi vLADY.
JEST zAJl$TEN PoDP0Rou DELNIc.
!. STRANY LibERALY. ..:
ASOUITH VYBfZf SVE STOUPENCE, ABY
HLASOVALI PROFIT vLADE

nynejsi vlady a jeji politiku
domacf zahraniGni. Zejm&na
vytykal kabinetu, ze tax dlou
ho otalel sc svolanim parla-
mentu po volbach. B9hem vo-
lebni kampane premier Bald
win pry hlasal. jak nutnou je
bezodkladna dleva pro neza-
mestnane a pax cekal pet IT,
dnd, nez svolal parliament.
Co do prohlaseni, ze vztahy
s cizimi zememi jsou pratel-
ske, jak Sc to srovnava $ tim,
ze ona velika mocnost, Rus
ko, nebyla uznana, tazal Sc
Clynes. Nikdy pry postaveni
Velke Britanie "a hranicemi
nebylo TAX slabe iako pfftom-
ne. Clynes dotykal Sc nutnosti
americkeho spolupisobenf v
urovnani evropskych proble-
mh a dodal, re v Europe ne
bude miru, pokud nezavladne
pratelsky pomer mezi Francii
a Nemeckem.
Driv9jsi premier Asquith,
jmenem liberalni strany, row.
nez bezohledn9 kritisoval Bald
winovu vladu a vysvetloval,
proc Sc rozhodl podporovati
dodatek Wjadfujici ,nedosta-
TEX duvery vl&d9 a proc radi
vsem svym stoupencdm, ably
prom hlasovali. Znamena pry
to "poprve v historic Britanie
nastoleni socialistick6 vlady v
Isidle mocnych". avsak metre
ba Sc obavati. ze "slunce "a
[padne mad moci a prosperitou
riSe."
Resignace vlady Baldwino-
wy bude podana hned po pri-
jeti Clynesova navrhu a Ram
say Macdonald bude pax po-
zadan kralem o sestaveni no.
veho ministerstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

Londyn, II. ledna. - Dne-
snf jednani We sn9movne po-
slanecke ucinilo jistotu z toho,
co bylo pfedpovidano, a sice,
<ze pad ocekava Baldwinovu
vl&du. Dffvsjsi' premier As
quith zajistil resignaci konser
vativcn q nastoupeni d6lnicke
strany k vesfu vlady, kdyz po
podanf navrhu vyjadrujiciho
nediv6ru nynejsi vlade, J. R.
Clynesem, byvalym liberalnim
ministrem, pravil, ze bude
proh hlasovati a poradil svym
stoupencIm, aby ucinill podob
n9.
ia odpfram v4riti, ze slun-
ce zapadne mad moci a pro-
speritou Britanie v den, kdy
Ramsay Macdonald uime Sc
iiradu," driv6jsi premier pro-
hlasil, dodav, re d6lnicke stra
ny, jako vSechny ostatni stra-
ny, museji byti a budou ovla-
dany pom9ry, jimz celi.
Pred snemovnou, v niz ka-
zde misto bylo zabrano, ]. R.
Clynes, "a sveho mladi tovar-
nj d6lnik a nyni uznavany
vidce sn9movny poslanecke,
,povstsl dnes odpolednsxas aby
navrkl dodatek K odpovedf ma
rec kralovu, ktery privodi re-
signaci konservativni vlady.
Navrh podany Clynesem je
We forme zvlastniho odstavce,
jenz ma byti pridan k adrese
snemovny, niz dekuje Sc kra
Ii "a jeho trdnnf rec. Zni:
"Avsak jest to nasi povinno
sti uctive uvedomiti vase ve-
licenstvo, ze pritomni radci
vaSeho velitenstva nemaji dn-
veru teto sn9momy."
Phi pod6ni navrhu Clynes
podrobil ostre kritice pocinanf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

Washington, II. ledna. -
Odbor stAtu oznamil dnes We
Ger, ze. vl4da presidenta Obre
gona pozadala o dovoleni, aby
oddil mexicke armady mohl
prejiti z Naco, Ariz., do jis-
teho mista v Texasu, odkud
vejde opetn3 ma mexickou pu-
du, aby konal sluzbu proti re
volucionafim.
Americka vlada pozadala,
ably pfechod tento byl povolen
guvernery Arizony. Noveho
Mexika a Texasu a obdrzela
pffzniveI odpovedi cd prvnich
dvou, avsak az dosud zadne
odpov9di cd guvernera Texa-
s". v pfipade, re prizniva cd
pov9d' bude Cd tohoto obdr
zena. zadosti mexicke vlAdy
bude vyhoveno.
v prohlasenf vydanem od-
borem statu Sc vysvetluje, ze
v minulosti dvakrate bylo wy.
hov9no zadosti mexicke via
dy. aby jeji vojsko sm9lo pre-.
jfti americke lzemi, sice '
rijnu 1915 a op6tne v listo.
'padu t6hoz roku "a vlady Car
ranzovy. Tehdy. tjako pfftoH
ne, slo o ochranu americkych
zajmd, jez .isou povstalci ohro
zovany. Oddil mexickeho VOL
ska, jenz ma prejfti pres a.
mericke dzemi, nebyl by O.
zbroien. avsak zbrane a tre-
1.-Two byly by vezeny Y bednach
We vlaku.
Enrique Seldner, zdejsi "a.
stupce De La Huertiv, prohla
sill dnes. re Sc svolenim presi-
denta Obregona, vyzbrojova-
ny jsou rude oddly" gen.
Callesem, rekrutovane z "nej
nizsich trid". Do rukou t9chto
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
PRECH0D MExICkEHO VojSkA.
zADAN JEST oBREeoNEM Pies
AMERICkE UzEml.
VLADA DALA X TOMU
SVE SVOLENf.

muzd prichazeji pry rucnice a
patrony nedavno koupene We
Spojenych Statech.
Ell Paso, Tex, II. ledna. -
Priblizne 5000 loyalnich vo-
jakd, domorodcI z st4td Sina-
loa a Sonora, bude pohotpv9
Ike sluzbe We vychodnfm pas
mu behem tydne, v pffpad6,
ze vyhov6no bude zadosti Via
dy Obregonovy, ably oddil me-
xickeho vojska mohl pfejiti
pres americke 1zemi.
Vojsko toto pozlstava vet
sinou 2 oddilu pod velenfm
gen. Florese, kandidata pre-
sidentstvi re statu Sinaloa,
ienz pfipojil Sc k Obregonovi
hned phi vypuknuti revoluce.
Tez je mezi mimi mnoho 1ndi-
anu kmene Yaqui, ktefi uzna-
vaji "a weho vddce gen. CAL
lese. rovn9z stoupence Obre-
gonova.
President Obregon naffdil,
ably kazdy vojak z mexicke
narodni armady, jehoz nenf
tfeba pfftomn9 k polni sluzb9,
posl&n byl do Tampica, tax
abyt bohaty olejny dissHkt
tansM iss1r4a byi . stikO, I,
be1i.
Austin. Tex. II. ledna. -
zadost presidenta Obregona o
dovoleni dopravy mexickeho
federalniho vojska pres 1zemf
statu Texas byla obdrzena z
Washingtonu texasskymi L.
rady. Uradujicf guverner Da-
wilson pry prohlasil. ze zadal
o 6alSi informace washington
Skou vladu re pritomn6 no.
ma niceho k sdelenf vefeiro-
sti. Uradujici guverner rovnez
Sc radl s ostatnimi 1fedniky
statnfmi dnes odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

Pariz, II. ledna. - Podle
spolehlivych informaci, jez
sem doAly, Leon Trocky, SOVIET
sky ministr valky, byl zateen
DzerGinskym, hlavou polite
ke tajne policie, ma rozkaz
Zinoveva, predsedy moskev-
skeho sov6tu a hlavy Treti In
ternacionaly. Trocky je obvi
n9n ze zradneho spiknut pro
ii sov9tu, ze vzpoury proti cen
tralnfmu vyboru komunisticke
strany q z neloyalnosti vdei
Tfe6 1nternacionale.
Pravf sc, ze Trocky, jenz je
vrchnfm velitelern armady a
valecneho lod'stva, potaji pfi-
pravoval proklamaci proti
triumviratu. jenz ma nynf v
rukou vladu, a ze chtel Sc sam
prohlasiti "a diktAtora.
PfedvcerejSi depese z Mos
kvy oznamovala, ze rocnik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

Yarmouth, N. s., II. ledna.
KapitAn Andrew Gauvreau,
di1vejsi velitel skhneru Dor-
glas B. Conrad, jest souzen
zde pro piratstvi. spachane ma
vysokych moi'ich. Jest obvi-
n9n, ze wal sc sknneru Lucil-
lie B. "a padesat tisic dollari
alkoholu blize bostonskeho
pfistavu v srpnu minuleho ro-
ku. Nez Sc to stalo, doslo ku
stfelb9. pfi niz zran6n byl ka-
pitan Powers a kuchaf Har.
ry Harms z posleze jmenova
neho sktnerus
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

sky ttden" zde. kteff naplnili
universitnf auditorium.
: Bylo to poprve. pravil Sar-
noff, ze docfleno bylo spojenf.
pomocf telefonu a radia, ma
TAX velkou dalku. Odpoved' z
Iwaki stanice byla podepsana
Yonamurou. operatorem, ienz
postal prvnf radiovou depeM o
hroznem 'zemetfesenf v ia
ponsku. Radio Corporation We
novala mu medaifi q $500 "a
v9rnost, jiz osv9dcfl We sv@
sluzb9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

ks tam majf pocasi," p. Sar-
noff rekl operatoru ma stanfci
v San Francisku. Depese byla
poslana v 8:04 hodiny, byla
predana ma stanici Iwaki v
Tokmioka, Japan, a "a minutu
a as vterin stanice v Iwaki cd
povSd6la:
"Pozdrav. D9kuieme YAM
"a medaili a $500. Pocasf
stndene. snih ma zemi. YONA-
MIrRA."
Sarnoff docflil spojenf 8 ia
ponskern pred ocima mnoha
set n6vst9vnfkn ma 'tfar1n&f
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
SCH0ZKA PASICE S MUS.
SOLlNlM.

Rim, II. ledna. - Premie-
rove, Mussolini z 1talie a Pa
sic z Jugoslavie sejdou Sc PRIV
nj tyden v 1noru v Benatkach,
die sd6leni z ministerstva "a
hraniti, ably dokoncili dohod-
mutt o Rjece. Signor Mussolini
odlozil schazi italskeho kabi-
netu. jez mela byti konana v
patek. ma 81. ledna, jezto
smlouva must byti napred
schvalena italskym kabinetem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
TRAeEDlE zAvINENk MoN$AJNEM.
DIVA KRAJANI MRTvI. JEDEN TONE MEz1
zIvOTEM A sMRTf

Chicago, 16. ledna. v
zadnim malem domku "a els
lem 1882 zap. 18. place, KITE
ryzto majetek patti krajanu
Janu Peckovi, prislo Sc vGera
v poledne ma tragicky pffpad,
jehoz .ob9ti Sc stall til kraja-
ne. Y prvem poschodf zmin9-
neho domku bydlil 5Olety kra
jan Frant. Jedovnicky; pocha
zejici z Ostrovanek u Kyjova
ma Morav&, ktsrS tam zil osat
mele Sc svym 19letym synem,
jezto dive jeho nedospele dee
ry ziji u pratel. Nejmladsi, 13
leta Matilda, pfisla vcera We
1915 hod. v poledne podivati
Sc ma sveho otce. aby MIN
promluvila o rodinnych zalezi
tostech, nemohla sc vsak ma
n6ho doklepati. Cite pfi tom
zapach plynu, byla Timed jata
Izkostf o otcGv osud a proto
spechala okamzit9 do bytu do
maciho pana Pecky, aby jej
ma to upozornila. Ten odebral
sc Matildou k bytu Jedov-
nickeho a kdyz Sc jej nemohli
dovolati. otevfeli postranni ok
ma z ulicky a tim vnikli do
vnitf.
Uvnitr naskytla Sc Jim d9s-
ma podivana: Ma posteli od-
potivala v bezv9domf dvs muz
ska t9la, ma pod)aze pax leze-
10 treti, jehoz polovice MALE
zala Sc pod posteli. Vsichni
byli obleceni We svych satech,
a ovzdusi bylo prosyceno svf-
tivym plynem. Matilda. ackoli
bvla iata hrGzom. sp9chala k
telefonu, aby pfivolala policii
q maxwellsk6 stanice 3 pull
motorem. bude-li nest'astni-
kun mono jest9 pomoci. Ia
nedlouho octnulo Sc ma mfst9
asi tucet policisti. Objeveni
Sc t8chto v iinak tiche ulici
vyvolalo Timed vzrusenf, jez
melo 70 nasledek nakupenf sc
fadv zv9davcn.
Pr vniknutf do bvtu hvlo
shledano. ze dv9ma muznm
nenf jiz zadn& pomoci, nebot'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
R0zMLUvA Ma DALkU $4,000 MIL.
z MISSOURI ZEPTALI Sc v JAPANU, JA-
KE TAM MAJf POCASf

Columbia, Mo-, II. ledna.-
Dorozum9ni pres $4,000 mil
zem9 a more pomocf telefonh
a radia, v jedne minute a 45
vtefin&ch, bylo docileno dnes
veter, kdyz David Samoff, mi
stopfedseda q gener&lnf fidi-
tel Radio Corporation Of A.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

t6la jejich byla ztuhla a me-
jevilo sc v Mich ami jiskficky
zivota vice. Ia to u tretiho
byl shledan jest9 zachvev III
vota, proto lined Sc zachran-
nou praci zapocato, naGez byl
nebozak odvezen do okresni
nemocnice k dalsimu osetfeni.
Mezi nakupenymi zvedavci
byli t6z n9kteff krajan&, jiz
poskytli policii pomoc pfi sto-
tozhovknf nebo1S 10. v Mich
byli poznani, krone jmenova-
neho jiz FIR. Jedovnickeho, 48
lety Frant. Halaska, bydlicf
nyni v Z. 1882 zap. 20. ulice
y polske vdovy pi. Petronily
Matczugove, a asi 4Olety Josef
Pupek, ktery posledn9 bydlil
" els. 1882 zap. 20. ul. Jedov-
nicky Halaskou byli mrtvi,
kdezto Pupek byl onfm, o je-
hoz zachranu Sc pokusila ceta
s pulmotorem.
Dalsfm vysetfovanfm Sc zjis
tilo, ze cele nest9stf bylo "a.
vin9no vlastnf neopatrnosti po
stizenych. Tito bvli vesmes ka-
marady a v pond9lf uspofa-
dali 81 v byte Jedovnickeho
pfatelskou pitku, nebot' jejich
hostitel krone vselijak&ho j.
neho zam9stnani pletl Sc i do
destillovanf lihovin. Jsouce
premozeni alkoholem, ulozili
Sc ke spanku tax, jak byli We
svych satech. Hostitel nechal
ie ma SVEN lizku, sam pax Sc
ulozil ma podlahu' k posteli.
Phi tom nechali b9zeti desti.
lacnf pffstroj, aniz by 81 uve-
domili NOME nAsledky t6to
neopatrnosti. Tekutina v pff.
stroll zahy pfevfela a pfete-
kouc uhasila plamen ma ply.
novem hofaku. takze smrtici
plyn mohl pak voln9 unikati
"a otravovati pomalu ovzdusf,
al toto bylo prosyceno tax,
ze vsichni til bvli otr&veni -
diva X smrti. tfetfmu pax ne
schazelo jiz take mnoho, aby
plam6nek jeho zivota vyhas.
nul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
PRO NEMEcKE sTUDENTY.

Berlin, II. ledna. - Til
sta tun potravin, zakoupenych
2 pcmocnych fondd, do nichz
prispivali americti a JIM stu
denti, bylo dopraveno do Me-
mecka a bude rozd9leno po-
trebnym studentdm zdejslm.
Hambursko-AmerickA linie pie
vezla zdarma tyto potraviny
ma jednom ze svych parn1kn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
TR0ckY BYL PRf zATcEN.
ZPRAVA JEST z PARfzE A NEBYLA DOSUD
POTVRZENA z RUSKA

novacki roku 1902, jenz po
diva roxy nebyl povoAn do
sluzby, byl nyni povolan, aby
ma jare nastoupil pravidelnou
sluzbu.
Kdyz pred nedavnem dana
byla Trockemu dvoumesicnl
dovolena, jez byla pouhou "a
aby odstranen byl z
Moskvy, mezi vojskem zacala
Sc jevit znacna nespokojenost.
Toto jednani vojska jenom po
sililo podezreni proti Trocke-
mu a Zinovev, Kamenev a
Stain, kterf jsou vlastnfmi via
dafi v Rusku cd onetnocnenf
Leninova, pocali Sc obavati
svoje postaveni. Proto naffze-
no bylo zatceni uvezn9ni
Trockeho, nezli by Sc mohl po
staviti v Cello vojenske revo-
luce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
CETNYMI LOUPEzEMI ZNE.
POKOJENA OSADA WILL
LOUCHBY.

Severovychodne od Clevelan-
du lezicf pfedm9stska ohec
Willoughby se test pozornosti
neznameho dosud lupice, ktery
cd vanoc vykradl ma SO domu,
tax ze obyvatelstvo Sc chopilo
svepomoci q zffdilo dobrovol.
ny ochrannt sbor, ktert horli-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

We patroluje celou osadou. Ia
min. tydne lupic navStivil pet
residence "a nepritomnosti obv
vatel. Zahadny zlod9j We vel
KEN. sc vyznamenava jistou
zvlastnosti, sbira totiz ien ho-
tove penize a stTelne zbran6 a
ponechava skvoetv i jine cenne
predmety. Mistnf policie mar
nc po pachateli patrala a Gin
most lupice stAvala Sc pfedm9-
tenn dennfho rozhovoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

merica, postal DEEPEST ma sta
nici Iwaki v Japanu a obdrzel
odpov9d' po telefonu zde.
Stole v auditoriu zdejsf u
University, Sarnoff wal dalko-
VI telefon spojeny Sc stanicf
Radio Corporation v San Fran
cisku. "Zeptejte se Iwad, ja-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
INSPECTION REPORT
Miss Redfield Visited 4S high
Schools In State.

The state board Of education
in session at Boise last week
adopted the report of Miss
Ethel E. Redfield, high schol in
spector, who has been working
for the past eight months in
vestigating the condition of the
high schools of the state. OF
the "a high schools in the state
she visited 48 and recommends
that four of these be taken
from the accredited list, that
20 per cent more be placed on
probation and that all but a
few be warned of their condi-
ton. The chief trouble found
was that these schools had
once had standards warranting
their accrediting but that the
standards had been allowed to
go into decline. Names of de-
hnquent schools were withheld.
The board approved the Sc
lection of text books for all
public school of the state as
made by the text book commit
tee of which Miss Elizabeth
Russum, state superintendent
of public instruction, is chair
man.
This committee has selected
the "New World Speller" for
the next six years. everyday
Arithmetic" three-book series,
and Hoyt's and Peet's "First
Year in Numbers" will fill the
arithmetic needs for the next
six years. Brosman's Idaho
history will be continued for
the next two years. No recon-
mendation was made for Idaho
civics books. Other committee
members are r. II. Snyder, su-
perintendent of Idaho Falls
schools; Katherine Burggraf of
Albion, and Margaret Sweet of
Lewiston, rural supervisors;
Anna Pearson, county superin
tendent of Payette county, and
T.. S. Kerr, superintendent of
Bonners Ferry schools.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

Joseph Bauer, 50 years old, pioneer
OF Hauser Lake, died at the Ceeur
d'Alene hospital Thursday afternoon
OF last week, of pernicious auaemia
after an Illness OF more than two
mOnths. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from the Com mum
ity church at Post Falls. Inter ment
was IN Post Fails cemetery. He is
survived by his wife and two children.
Geo. BelleuY, 81. fell dead while at
work Saturday morning. in the saw
mill Of the Rubedew Lumber com
pauy. He leaves wife and several
children: Mrs. Martha Lowe, Mrs.
Ben Brgger, Mrs. Quinlen. Mrs.
Blanchard. William Belleux and E.
L Belleux.
The county Sunday school conven-
ton was beld 10 the Community
church April "a.
The rural high school district. if
voted, will have tax valuation OF
xI.244, 100.
Service ca the new mail route will
not commence until July l.
H. Knudson became seriously Ill
and was taken to the hospital at
Covur d'Alene.
A. Upright is buIldIag cottage
at Wildwood Ion. for new summer
resort on the east side OF Hauser
lake.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
BIG BALANCE LEFT:
Town Funds Beard Plaas te
Improve Reservoir.

The village board was in session.
Monday night after 10 day recess
and allowed the bills for graveling
the streets to the amount ef So. so.
These had been held up at the
former meeting. All current
expense bills on file were allowed
to the amount Of Sig. o.ao. One bill
Of $50 against the salary fund wss
allowed. The board is closing tho
fiscal year with balance Of t796.ih
the public Improvement fund,
t25I in the current expense fund,
$50 in the salary fund, smsfi
balances in the other funds asd
sara OF unappropriated miscsliap.
eous receipts, fetal Of over 81 500
to apply on the new budget 10 May.
The board voted Monday hight
to have the reservoir cleaned and
the mains flushed. Steps we're
also taken to investigate the cost
Of cementing the bottom, two sides
aud upper end Of the reservoir, in
cluding construction of = compast-
ment in the upper end to hold
reserve supply of water for FIRE
protection.
On account Of carelessness by
people in putting rubbish too near
the road, the board ordered two
signs posted designating the limits
of the city dump. s.
The park board was instructed
to have the park cleaned up and
made presentable for use Of tie
public.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
Good Roads Bring Auto Accidents

That most auto accidents occur on
improved highways confirms the
belief that small measure OF pre-
caution would prevent q major
portion of the accidents.
For instance, In this county. there
are more accidents 90 the improved
highway between Newport and
Spokane than all other roads in the
county. Good roads tempt the drive!
to speed and lull to sleep The Instinct
for self preservation that prompts
him to look out for bis own safety
and that OF others when driving on a
road that has dangerous curves and
narrow road bed. Newport Miner.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
Election Registrars.

Election registrars were appointed
" the county commissioners for the
'arious precincts as follows:
Athol, Mrs. Mildred Williams
Bayview, II. Q. Dill
Belmont, Mrs. Chas. B Brown
Bellgrove, Geo. Allmaa
Ceur d'Alene, Gladys Fisher
Carlin Bay, Mrs. Dora Hill
Cougar, Mrs. Thos. Patchen
Dalton, Mrs. j. p. Downiog
Hauser. NJ. G.. Spencer
HARRISON, Mrs. Grace Flatt
Hayden Lake, Mrs. Clyde Strahorn
Kootenal, Miss Ruth Zorncs
Ford, II. b. Redman
Lakeshore, Mrs. john &. Thomson
Lane, liver Moe.
Lincoln. Harry Dillon
Lewis, Earl Dawson
Lacrosse, Ray Quarles
Mission, D. M. Perdue
Medimont, Mrs. Cora Kelley
Mica Bay, Mrs. j. ID. Reed
Pleasant Valley, Mary K. Young
Power Line, Mrs. j. w. Miller
Post Falls, Alice Brugger
Rathdrum. George Laird
Rimrock, Florence j. Wilk
Rose Lake, Mrs. Nellie Dunn
State Line, Mrs. Leitchte
Sherman, Gertrude Klassen
Spirit Lake, e. j. Kichmaster
Squaw Bay, Orpha Cheek
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
LOOKING ACROSS
BY GUY FLENNEn.
idaho News Service.)

The writer recently received q
marked copy of the Londor
Telegraph, a quaint newspaper
contrasted with ours. A lead
ing publication in a city larger
than New York, it does not, in
news values, measure up to ever
the smaller dailies in the north
west. 1t was no doubt sent be-
cause it contained an article on
Senator Borah's Russian atti-
tude. We. went through the
copy carefully and wondered
why it held commanding posi-
tion due, perhaps, to our re-
stricted mental view.
Among other things we no.
ticed quite an article on the
telephone enlargements in Lon
don. Shortly, it stated, London
would be equipped with num-
Der of coin box booths, which
would "avoid the necessity OF
going. to public call booth .
Coin box booths! Familiar ID
America for many years! With
equal pride the London news
paper reported that within 10
years there would be 1000, 900
phones in London. There are
now nearly 100000 IN New
York city alonel During a re-
cent 1tbusy week" there were
100000 telephone calls in Lon
don, the Telegraph reported.
New York city averages over
36,OOO,OOO calls a week, having
more telephones than in the en-
tire kingdom of Great Britain
and northern Ireland.
These figures are quoted
merely because they illustrate
a point we have in mind. The
United States is the most pro-
gressive and prosperous country
in the world. Even when we
think things rather bad, we are
much better off than the people
across the big pond. And our
advancement and prosperity are
associated inseperably with our
industrial development.
The telephone comparison is
only one. We are that Tar
ahead of the foreign countries :
and then some. Our laborers
are better off. They get dol
lars to the other fellows cents.
Our farmers are better off. AS
tough as things may be here at
times, they are much worse on
the other side. Our business
concerns are better off.
Our banking facilities are IN
comparably better. Here q
working man may have a bank
account and check against it.
Over there mighty few working
men write checks. The banking
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25

The Boise city council voted 3 TO 2
70 call for a $780, bond issue 80
build approaches TO the new mainline
depot. The council ruled that auto
mobile owners who pay state licenses
are taxpayers aDd entitled 10 vote AZ
the bond election. Oue councilman
dissented on the ground that the
attorney general OF this state has
given out al epinIou that one who
pays no other tax than license fee
on an automobile Is not qualified
elector to vote on bonding school
districts.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
Worley, Mrs. Nike Kraemer
Wolf Lodge. Pearl c. Nudge.
Warren Berry, Suicide.

Warren II Berry. 60, rancber CT
Laciede and owner OF asmall sawmiii
near Wre0coe, committed suicide
Sunday by slashlng his wrist With
razor. He died shortly after be was
found wrapped 10 Ills blankets and
with an open bottle OF ether under
bis nose. Berry was pioneer and =
widuwer. Financial diniculties 10
COO eection with his eawmlli had
caused him Duch worry.
Mr.. Berry was formerly OF Rath-
drum and was nephew OF the late
L. A. Berry. who spent bis latter
years 10 this vicinity.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-25
Voted Six Mill Tax.


The trustees OF Independent
school district No. were author
lied to levy an additional six mills
taxes at the special election held
last Saturday afternoon. Of 7a
votes cast, 81 were ia favor Of tie
tax and 8 against il. With the
eight mills levied by the board this
will make the special levy for the
Rsthdrum schools "a mills, the
same as for last year. On the
valuation OF $92s, 900 this will
raise Si2, $50. 1t is estimated the
revenues from miscellaneous
sources will be S6oos, making
total prospective revenue for ahe
next school year over tI8, 600.
Judges at the special elecsis
we're Mrs. Clara Masterson ard
Mrs. Della N. Coon; clerk, Mrs:
Ida Reiniger. The returns were
sent to County Sup't r. c. Egbers
to be canvassed, as required vsby
LAW.