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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

abrogafed.
/; is very interesting to know tina;
the failures of the United States gov
eminent with regard 10 securing car
goes for its ships is due TO the fact
that American shippers are paying
their dollars to British and other for
eign shipping interests. There is evi-
IDENTIFY determination among the Eng
lishmcn 10 control the commerce on
the seas and Tor a matter OF dollars
and cents they are holding the bulge
upon American business. The ship
ping board. since It got rid OF Mr..
Lasly and 4 few other dead weights
has been trying to control American
business for American ships. II they
can do this they will be able 10 record
substantial prograss ,o~ards the suc-
cess OF the United States ships.
Tax Legislation
One OF the earliest discoveries
made BY the senate finance committee
after receiving the proposed tax law
passed by the house. was that the
bill does not provide enough revenue
10 run the government The house
was pretty well convinced Of this fact
when It butchered the Melon plan
md passed the buck to the senate
On top of this measure the house
rs loaded the bonus bill. with little
concerning the amount
u money it involves The house has
peculiar way OF evading absolute
regarding taxation and
ppropriaiion bills As a result the
enaie does most OF the real legislai-
NJ along these lines. and when i;
cts through with 4 bill conference
ommii;ees frame the necessary COM
romises between the two branches OF
ongress. Students OF legislation say y
at the Conference" are the most i'm 4
ortant legislative branches OF con- Z
ress. II seems quite certain that a
ie house Is not doing very much 9
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

Restricts the Trade Corniss on
The federal trade commission can
not 60 on Fishing expeditions ir
a search Tor evidence. according tp q
decision rendered by thc United Saics
supreme court ~lt IS contrary 90 iht
FIRST principles OF justice go allow =
search through az fhr respondents
records. rrlcvan; or irrelevant. ia tie
hope that some thing wiii ,rrn nr
says the opinion The court rule.
that the commission must pave 1ml
definite foundation" i1r Us l.niy
and that when proceeding ou rch
foundation IL must confne its inquiry
TO such documents as are evidence"
A Shifting Policy
The federal trade commission has
been in existence for a good many
years. and strange 90 say ii take. an
occasional court decision 90 determine
Just what It's place really Is in the
scheme OF relations between govern
ment and business so The begin
ming OF the Wilson administration The
commission announced broad general
policies for the government o. trsi
ness Bu; the business interests De
gan knocking the order. 81 The trade /
commission into a cooked Sat- There 4
upon there cnsued a long period OF /
gum -sho~ tactics during which the
commission sought 20 ix MP individu-
Al rules for every individual case This
was followed hy 4 period OF vigorous
Investigations. and IN order 70 csiah-
ish is charges OF unfair business prac-
ices against some OF the big cor ora /
ions. dragneis were thrown ont 10
,atch the packers. The coal rircrs
he big tobacco companies. and other
'ig interests The latest decision o.
he supreme court curtaiiing invesii- :
'ating powers OF the federal trade /
commission apparently puts quite .
rimp in the latter body Ev'dcr;iv 4
ne commission Is being gradually "dc- a
isioned" into a condition where i NAV u
nd itself almost powcrless 20 pre- $
'ent unfair business practices. i "a
MS is a fair inference OF the meaning \
the many court decisions. then /, 4
: quite apparent that the federal 81
AIDE commission is not the mighty :.
'gulatory organization OF trade and ir
'mmerce thar It was supposed to b pi
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28
CAMEO KIRBY" HOIDc
MORAL TO yoUTHs IN
LESSON ON GAMpT,,,

While Cameo Kirby" b.,
Fox production from the So. ne
cess. is a gambler. it is in.e-.'.' ''s'
note that before he really s,,,;n' 70
cess and wins the girl OF his chs &c
ne quits cards and dice. The ~. ~
points out strong lesson 10 vo..,
Tor II shows beyond doub, ,b,.
gamblers life is never favored hx !. az
goddess Of fortune when the o., ''
done. 's
Kirby wins over the faro .,h,.
and at the roulette wheel =, .~,
and with dice. but until he Quit 49,
all and passes" he cannot ". y
greatest desire OF his life-.h. ~
and happiness. And. he i ..- -"
enough to quit. s
The Fox picture. based on III. o,,.
by Booth Harrington and Harry nv ,sp
Wilson. is playing at the Am.-;s
theatre two days beginning u,-,S
81 John Gilbert appca.s in N, .;',-
role. with Gertrude Olmsted :. -
feminine lead as the belle q, "
Orleans. 1t is said to be one ., !,
most effective picturizaiions from
great stage success ever produc.d
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
BY J. E. Jones


bur thar on the contrary II IS com
mission oi rather fallen estate
A5o,ishing Lame Ducks
The senate has voted. sixty three
90 seven. 70 change the presidential
Inauguration 30 he third Monday II
January. and the assembling Of con-
gress 20 the frs; Monday in January
after election. The short term OF
congress would Sc abolished. and that
would prevent Debated senator's and
representatives. from participating in
legislation before the expiration OF
their term OF Office The senate pro-
posai has gone 10 the house and IL
Tie latter approvcs-as seems kelly.
.hcn the matter VIII 60 20 the state
ia the form OF a proposed constitu-
aonai amendment With the iig star,
The senate has given the legislation
g seems reasonable to anticipate
change in the Inauguration date
Inauguration day has lost most Of
It's fascination The pomp and g,am-
orr Of It's ceremony has gradually
iisappeared-noi particularly because
sometimes has bad wealth
er on March :. out because people /
have ceased % care about military /
0aradcs and inaugural bail. and
hectic time in Washington. Washing
con has grown up. and so has the
United States As result every
body agrees that there IS no need for
Dld-iashiond inauguraiions The I'M
'ortance Of the new plan is the change
Ina; would be wrough; in the political
.ysiem Of the country BY eliminating
he lame ducks almost rs soon as the,
ire voted on; OF Office
Hams;ringing American Shippirl-
The United States shipping board
proposes little investigation all OF
IS own The board wants TO know
fhy some OF the great petroleum and
our milling interests OF the country
re refusing 20 use American bottom
] shipping their products abroad. Th-
iipping board also wants 10 know
ny an agreement made BY the Great
or;heTn and the Chicago. s.. Paul
Milwaukee railroads with japanese
tipping concerns. whereby the roads
I'VE acted as agents in obtaining
c'gh; in competition with the ship
ne board vessels. should not be
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

The value OF ranlac as family
medicine and tonic Is again yer,
torcefuliy demonstrated This time
in the home OF Mr. and Mrs Ioscnh
z. kaake. 2+So Kirby Ave. West.
Detroit Mich where father and
mother and every member 81 the fam
lily have been heaefiej hy The whole
some and helpful ingredients OF the
famous preparation
Recently. in SreakinS Tor herself
and children. Mrs. kaaSe said. For
more than 4 year our three fttis ones
John. age Q. Eiwyn. Z. and Nara
rsse. 2-had been 50 peaked and i;ic-
less that we were seriously worried
about them. Their S;omachs were up-
set appetiies poor. The color had lei.
their cheeks their niCtts were restless.
and during the day they would Just
NOPE around. taking no interest Ia
play or anything else
They began 70 eat and sleep hc.-
ter almost from the FRS, dose of r'n-
lac. and have p;ckcd up now until
YOU couldn't find three healthier or
more active children IN AZ Detroit
They eat -avenorsiy the cc'or ri
health has returned 20 their cfccks 4
and they Just want 70 Re on The 80
all the time i'havc also taken llrac
10 build me NJ. and i never seems
10 fail
AS % my personal expcr nce
With Taniac. sad Mr.. kaake. Il sun-
y can't express in words the e. az
'eir {; gave mr. Ahou; a year ass I
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

! was a victim OF bo:is. actually hav-
inS ni;y-one on me. and was 50 piaved
ON that ] couldn't Do a Bit q work
Tor weeks My suffering was almos,
unnea-abie ] cared ii;sie Tor ;ooa
suffered with severe headaches and
s,omacn na'nS. and 50; 50 weak and
nervous thar ic,; discouraged.
lallac corrected my stomach dis
orders, woke up my appetite. cieansed
my blood and ;oaei % my system -
tla' The bc.is went away. and nothing
81 The kind has bothered me since
Z have gained y lbs. and I eat. sieep
ard lee Ike a hrand-ncw man. Ne
have gwen Ian'ac FAIR tr.ai ard
found :. wonderful and II anyone
doubts orr statement they can write
personally. We woniint think %
sens without ran'ac.-
Ian'ac Tor sale b. al good drug
..sts. Accept no Substitute Over
81 million bottles sold
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

j. }. Rae. superintendent, Of school.
went to Nampa Monday aiterpoor !.
address the class in teaching method,
at he Northwest Nazarene COLLIE.
there.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28
Unassimilated Americans

Many powerful business interests
arc carrying on 4 campaign in Wash
ington to let down the immigration
bars. Some OF these very practica'
business men say that the United
States is so filled with people too
proud TO work that the only way to
get the necessary mental labor OF the
country done is TO bring in lot
OF immigrants who don't know any
better than to take the dirty jobs.
While this form of logic measures our
civilization with a commercial yard
stick. still even those who oppose
greater immigration admit that there
IS a good deal OF truth to these argu-
nents. Another view oil the situation.
which is more generally accepted by
men in congress, considers the ques-
ion from the standpoint OF improving
American citizenship. The war de-
-eloped the fact that the famous Amer
can melting pot was not big enough !
o meet the demands made upon it. |
nd there is a determination in con
-ress to continue such immigration re-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28
CAMPHOR WATER FOR EYES

Nothing has the quick action .,
SIMPLE camphor. wiichhazel. hydr,s.
IS, etc. as mixed in Lavop,ik ev,
wash. One small bottle ayoo,s
1eips any case weak. strained or sor,
eyes: aluminium eye cup free
\ Harmon. druggist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

striciions as will prevent the increase
in numbers OF "unassimilatcd Aw~~i-
can"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

about these important matters except
to play policies. Just as though the
poor old senate. with all its hear
rendering Investigations. had not
Decadent Sports
Records for 1923 show that there
were only twenty-eight lynching par
ties in the United States. These oc-
Cured in nine states. and they were
not all southern states with colored
victims at the end OF the rope The
records show 4 big decrease OF lynch
ings from the previous year, which IN
dicaies that this great outdoor sport
OF lynching people. which had re-
spec,abiiiiy in the COW country and has
been tolerated. in the south. is not
likely to be continued anywhere much
longer
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

Take Tan'as Vegetable Plis
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-28

Again--for thirty days, beginning April and
ending April 80. we will offer the famous Auto
Matte Electric Washer for 81 Down and SIS
MONTH The above slogan "A Copper Wash for
Silver Dollar" will have greater meaning than
ever before because at these wonderful terms you
get better Automatic and dandy ironing board
thrown in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
1t Is in the Think

LIE APPEARED to be n business and getting
off his crouch to a friend Main ST. yesterday.
Politics Politics" he exclaimed. Two months more of
politics and nothing but uncertainty ahead! II Coolidge
gets in, he will have antagonistic congress. II La
Toilette wins Big Business will groan and lie down. II
Davis is elected Wall Street will rule and the country
will go red. If nobody is elected, Wen have fight in
congress disturbing to everything. Dang politics any
howl"
"0h" said the other. Americas pretty big and has
to do business by politics, and very likely Wen get really
big results out of this election whichever way she goes
Don't lock yourself in and turn the gas Just keep on
thinking, working and talking optimistic and you'll be
jolly by Christmas time Did you hear the old story
after swimming round and round long time, gave
last look of despair at the slippery sides Of the can quit
and sank to the bottom But the other frog was an
optimst, and he swan and kicked and struggled with
good heart all thru the night refusing to sink and at
dawn found himself at the top of the sitting pat
Of fresh butter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
~-sCIENCE -
Stopping Old Age
Tho name Of steInach is again

The name Of Stomach is again
being printed around the world.
He is said to have discovered an.
other method OF showing back old
age. II is announced as method
of internal heating"
The medical world looks with sus.
picion upon all such announcements.
II IL fact, however, that both
steinach and Voronoff with differ.
ent methods OF gland transplantng.
accomplished results that entitled
them 20 serious consideration. Tho
experiments OF Voronoff, Russian
surgeon, are still being carried on at
tho College dc France, Paris. There
Ia no doubt that the Voronoff method
has shown interesting results. Mus.
cular yiFor and mental activity have
been restored in old mon. However,
tho question NJ whether this is bone.
fetal 10 tho patient In the long run
Is not yet answered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

who arc not affiliated with the 70.
called ring. and who have records
Tor honesty and integrity
8. Win run the sob nH n u were
my own ana ! had 70 make II pay.
The tribute system u the worHt kind
of graft and must be abolished.
Favor barring relatives from county
payroll md reduction OF county.
owned autos.
Does not apply 10 this district.
e. Have agreed 10 no road pro.
gram
s. favor breaking present one.
aided ferry leases
:. County Commisslonsra' office.
as long az I can remember. has been
run b. politicians. and I believe that
by having an honest. business admin.
isira'iou. We would soon be able 10
reduce taxes
20. Am opposed 90 city county
merger Am In favor OF public
ownership OF utilities. Would vote TO
give the county light contract TO the
city light department, providing the
price was right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
BY ROBERT TALLEY

IlIstsH AEEHE HHH plt'is
y 80 nugIful achievement that
rmanafrd from his weird im1F
nation can even approach some
N the C8ldr fact triumphs that
have marked mans progress ln
hia conquest of tie air.
Tie army Flyers roaring
around the world non stop
flight across md eoutinsnt=thr
Atlantic ocean crossed and o.
crossed m8nma8e eagles soar.
ing on thc roof Of The world. sew
en- miles up-Fprcd n nearly i've
miles u minute giant bomber
weighing 30 tons tiuy moioris-s
Elidsre smiling for ciFbt hours on
stretch strange felicoptefh
that hover in the air
All rhia and more ha1 been
done since the Wright brothsm
gave wings 20 the human race
with "a queer dtelikc conlrap.
ton in 1903.
Tho latest official world rec.
ordr. kept by tic international
Aorouuuiic association, show
some remarkable achievements.
The highest altitude yet
reached by man b. $685. feet nts
tanned By sndi Lscolntc. a
FrcnchmBn. October 30. 1898.
This broke the record ret By MAJ.
n W Schroeder, 4. 3. A. whose
sye. balls ffozs in the bitter cold
a. $4,000 feet
A speed mark Of 1862 miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Why You Should Vote!

TOO little attention has been paid in the past by King
county voters 20 the election of It's county commits
sonerS,
That is why the county ring has been able
10 organize and 10 sodfy itself that for years II has
been practically running things at the courthouse.
That is that the ring will put over the
candidates il is backing and Will continue TO operate, un
less the public awakened 10 the necessity of getting out
Tuesday and stopping it with their votes
The Star urgently requests every voter IN King county
20 get out and vote Tuesday.
Ii urges them 10 vote for county commissioners, for IN
the case of the commiSSoneShp fight, nomination prac
tcally election.
Il urges them to vote Tor Frank H. Paul in the south
district and for H. j. Phillips in the north district cand
dates who have satisfied The Star that they will clean
up the courthouse and end ring rule in King county
affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
REPLIES TO CHARGE

EQiiQi Inc Ghai.
In your Issue Of August -. II. J..
Phillips, candidate for county com.
missioner. made certain statements
derofatory 10 my work az road super
visor IN the North End which Hre 20
a. variance with Tho truth that 1
request you. In your usual spirit Of
fair play. 90 publish my reply 70 this
malicious misstatement Of facts.
Permit mo 10 say that some four
years hEo Mr. Phillips and myself
were appointed 10 similar Jobs. but
in different districts. both IN the
North End. Neither had adequate
equipment. and both had lots Of work
ahead Of him lettering the roads in
his respective district Today SIR.
Phillips has the same equipment he
started with. plus one old horse.
drawn Bcrapcr. and the roads in his
district show the lack Of anything
better 10 work with and his entire
lack Of Initiative in securing any.
thing better.
take pride IN having worked hard
enough for my district 10 have sc.
cured and now control and use $50.
Geo worth Of King county modern
road making equipment including
caterpillar tractors. hard pan plow
and the tools necessary TO go with
them.
when Mr. Phillips referred to the
Chicken coop" he knew that u was
a building erected on county prop.
orty. built by the county az a cost
Of tiss. for the express purpose OF
housing King county equipment and
protecting That equipment from the
elements. and that u has always been
used Tor that purpose The fact
that Mr. Phillips has no modern
equipment to use and that my dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
) Questions ;
ANSWERED I!

Q What Is "sub-dsh
e. 4 HauH0 society gtri icho Is
roo young 70 haze bcsH formally
presented 70 sociriv
q A. vhat agr does "hull-
head Fish reach its FUN growth
4 A. thrrr 90 four pears
. What poison can uss 10 SCI
rid u tats in my attic
4 TIC only lnav 70 permanently
~ house Of bots 70 20 close oli
possible crfFaHers 70 pour garrett.
fNoisoH % ,nsffcchur since bats
feed On tusseii and lipe 1000
- Why r. h not possible 90 make
good bread from new wheat
4, During nc npcHiag proecis
% irhest TIC asidiiy u Increased.
thus Increasing me arhpiy ~ the
cHzymcS. aid trhca thc dough 70
made me- y-asfs aeiirtiv "a pro
poritoHaieiy mcrcaisd That u he
sciCufVic rrafaH that good bread
caHsol b. made from ucto rhsst
fhr tthcai needs the ripcHing proc
cis "a order 70 have me quaiiiis,
IN u 70 forv, GOOD bread
. Can you suggest a good name
90 giye a summer beach,
"a Ieie Hours, Hoppy RoHfs.
Htae-u-tecc. Sunset Reach. sunny
iids, shsdy'ifr. Eild,eocs. Bcilepue.
c How can clean tArnishsd
Einef
4. Apply eiih rag mirtaFc
% one part ialpharic acia and ~
parts ca!er Riuic 18th cellar
,nafcr.
Q what are the chief imports
OF the United States
a Rae maferiaii such a, Hbrsi.
sut. EGYPTIAN COTTON aHd rubber
partly manufactured mrtrrtai such
as TIA. copper. food pulp and hm-
Der. crude fooiiiuUs such az cor.
zee. tea. coood. fruifi. rice. sugar.
fish, dried fruits. eigihisgs Hotei-
ttsss eos'HsiioI: toys. etc.
Q - what period and Tor how
long Was the New York Stock tx
change closed at the beginning OF
the world war
4. From Juiy 81. 1911 70 DccsHs-
Der !. 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Letters g sRQR Readers
All letters 70 The star must have name and sdarss'

tric has. b not due 20 any "gfaft e
on my part and goodness on his, but
that endeayor 20 earn my SALARY
and see that the couniy's money -
spent FOR something worth while and
Of a tangible nature. With such
equipment during the term q my
office / have built. grayeled. and
vidensd out some 70 ODD roads, al
Of vsilch can be verified b. a trip
over the district.
Referring 10 the contract for clear
ing Sand Point aviation base. the
public should know that the facts
are, I was low bidder. and awarded
the contract. This I subiet, but
was. Of course. s,ill liable under my
bond for the proper fulfiilment q
that contract when the work was
completed Il was inspected and ac
cepted By the county engineers, AZ
ter which u WIS inspected and ac-
cepted by the county commissioners.
and my b0ndsnen released. Tho fact
that additional money has been eX-
pended out there. As Mr. Phillips
knows. had nothing 10 do with that
initial contract any more than build
ing a new macadam road would have
In conclusion. permit me 10 make
this offer. The Star can name three
capable engineers 10 accompany Mr.
Phillips 20 the county engineers or
flee. and II he can demonstrate TO
them that he can intelligen;ly read
the plans FOR new road work viii
oheerfuliy donate 70 any worthy
charity the sum OF $50.
V. c, WOLFE.
Road foreman. King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Conquest of Air-No. 4

rsr hour was rst By Lieut. q. ]
williams. o. s ~ on hoFem.fr
e. 1879. in a navy racer
without rsf1slluE flrata
Kelly and tiarrrudy rsmalErf
aien 90 hourr end minute m
April 1911 1891. travelling 2sis
..is~
by rsfueIlHE rrseiYlrg Ear7-
line from q supply plane nE.HE
ab9yeJ LIeut- Smith and lieI'rr
rg g. a. stayed ~ ~ HoHr and
ls minutes On August 2lzs 1921.
travelling a.zsg miife
Carrying q load n ore cad
one nnh tons Lieut. u T. Fuller
a. g. N. remained aI9ft boo "a
Douglas srapiane for 2 hour ana
~ minutes on June 9. l2z5 tray.
cling 20g mIlsa
Carrying a load n ta0 and
tHo nfih tons, Lieut. 20 = FOL
land. 4. Is. r. remained aiDT Dob
. navy plane FOR O. minute on
July Z. 1923. ascending three.
qunrtsrs n a mile in ihe nir
The new Barring bomhffE ~
the army for which Official rec
ords 90 not appear. are giant a.f-
planes with i10fo0t wing
spread and almost a. high a
three.story h0usr, and have a
crew ~ five men The war De-
parrment claims they can fe-
main aloft from ~ 10 hour
carrying FIVE tons o. bomhE aud
attain "a speed Of 90 miles an
hour.
The world records for motor
tess rllders are held b. Euro
peans. Utilizing only the air cur
rents, they have remained alof'
oysr eight hours and attained an
rlttf1ds ~ fTET feet