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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03
AZ WASHINGTON. D. c.

Adjutant General G. A. Fraser
has gone to Washington, d. c., to
attend conference that has been
called ct all Adjutant Generals of
the United States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03

The maximum speed attained by
an airplane is 1860 miles per hour.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03
ERAM wJNG

Rev. Richtes Of Wing, arrived in
the city yesterday and was looking
after some business affairs and
calling ON friends in the city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03
IN FARGO

H. r. Toppings of the State
Highway Commission is in Fargo
for a few days on business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03

HDRE FROM VALLEY CITY r
Howard Bakken of Valley City
j.; spending a few days in the city
on business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03
MOVE TO DICKINSON

A. L. Costello and family who have
been residing at 205 Second Street
have gone to- Dickinson where they
will make their future home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03
AT FARGO

l., T. Lewis Of this city is spend
ing a few days in the city on bust
ness. IS & & ;...s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03

HERE ON BUSINESS
JOS j. Mahowald of Garrison i,
in the city for a few days on bust
ness. i. -,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03

ROYAL NE1GHBoRs WILL MEET
A regular, meeting of the Royal
Ncighbors will be held Monday even
ing at the Odd Fellows, hall at 8
o'clock. Balloting ION new members
and initiation will be held followed
by social hour. -. 49,. =, J..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-03

For Sale Choice Canaris
Singers, Imported German
Rollers. Jacob Bull. Dickin-
son, N. Oak. Box 728.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

yoO1 Casriuiso =: :. .Jak ozna-
mujl milanske listyG. G Gobjevi1 jeden
z italskych inzenyri, ktefi pravs
ssszdr4uii Y ruhtskesn 1zemi, j.
steho ddlnfho dslnika, jemuz pry
je souzeno stat Sc pravs tax slav-
nym psvcem, jakym byl Caruso.
Jak Sc tvrdi. ma tento muz kras-
ny tenor. a dovede bez jakychko-
iliobtizf 7vystoupiti j do, nejvyssich
poloh. Zminsny kandidat ums-
leckych vavfini odjede nyni do
ltalic, kde mu chce jeho objevitel
umozniti studium znameho i
tails keho ucitele zpsvu.
rake zdraUotni pfedpisy 0 man
zelstui Dudal ruskp zdravotni L.
lad Rusky zdravotni komisa-
nat pfedlozil Rads hdovych ko-
misafG navrh, zakona, jimz Sc
zavazuji vsecky ,osoby, fvstupuii.
ci We stav manzelsky uciniti 81 ma,
vzajem pravdiva sdsleni o sven
telesnem dusevnim zdravi. Bez
lfednlho konstatovani Q tschtc
datech nema byti dovoleno uza.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09
IA cESKO-AMERICKA
MLADEz.
(Zaslano Seskyln tatinkim
d maminlk6m).

< I. a.5 II y "a g
Casio slvseti jest stesky ces
kych rodicd ma tu zdejsi mia
dez.
Nemene casio vsak jest sly
seti i. stesky americke mlade-
re, ze jejich starosv6tstf rodi-
&c nemajf pro ne a pro jejich
snahy zadneho pochopenf. DIE
meho nazoru toto vzajemne Sc
odcizeni rodicn a deti jest
pouze jedna onech velkych
cen, ktere splacime "a mas E.
pochalni, socialni a vyrobni
vyvoj.
Rodice, kteri sem vesmes
prijeli z ceskeho, zem6Gelske-
no jihu, neuvedomf 81, re dit
ky jeiich vyrdstaji v zcela
jinem okoli, totiz ne v ceske
vesnici, ale v americkem prd-
myslovem meste. A mladez
zde rozena zas nenf schopna
uvedomiti 81 onu velkou silu
dedicnych navykn a tradic,
jimz rodice jejich stale podle-
half.
Cestf rodicove rovnez 81 mu-
n .omit, ze dftky jejich
jsou slabsi telesne konstrukce
a povahy popudlivejsi.
Tato jejich slabsi telesna
soustava a nervosnf tempera.
ment jsou dedictvfm po vas
Gestf rodice, kteri jste nahlym
prechodem z malebneho, We.
seleho, ale zdlouhaveho venko
va do spinaveho, ponureho
prdmysloveho mesta pfepinali
sve silly v t6zkem boji existen.
Gnim We sve dObre snaze pri.
zpdsobiti Sc novym pom9rnm
Tedy nase cesko-americ.
ka mladez jest mic vice a mic
meme nez produkt sve DOLBY a
sv6ho okoli.
Zdejsi mladez ma jednu
peknou vlastnost, kterou my
Cesti Tide, Sc teprv musime ma
uGit fadne ocenit. A to Jest -
primost, otevTenost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

sfch probl6md i tech nejlep-
sich narodohospodarI. Proto
rodice mali pouzfti toho nej-
lepsfho taktu a setrnosti a vse-
stranne pomoci svym detem
rlajiti jejich. misto We svete
prace.
Ceske maminky,. protoze sa-
my v cechach i zde slouzily,
casio Sc domnivaji, ze otazka
zamestnanf jejich deerusek
bude rozlustena tim, kdyz Sc
tyto poslou take do sluzby.
Ale brzy farazf ma. velky ka-
men drazu. v Amerfce rozene
devGe prost6 slouzit nechce.
Volt radeji praci " tovarne,
kde sice pracuje t6zko, ale ur-
cite hodiny, We spolecnosti so
be rovnych lidf, a kde roynez
poznava, re jeff pracovni sila
ma vetsi neutrality-suspicious.
hodnotu A. vyznam nez lokaj-
ska prace v dome bohacd. 10
necn6 81 ceske matky musi u
tvedomit, ze pro vsechna, del
nicka devcata by Sc ami mist
nenaslo. Neb jest v Americe
pouze 10 rodin re sta, kde 81
sluzku vydrzovat mohou a so
rodin, jejichz dcery Sc musi
samy zivit. Proto uv6domelej.
81 rodice, kterym to jen pone.
kud pomery dovoluji, NELL by
lnejen svym hochdm ale i deer
kan doprati pfilezitosti ku
pripravnemu vzdelani bud
pro obchod, dimysl neb prd
mysl.
! Eel, re jeste dnes tax mno
ha maminka Sc domnfva, zt
posilat dcerku do skoly je pot
re mareni casu a penez. -
Vzdyt' Sc holka vda! - Jake
by manzelstvi bylo zaopatfo
vacfm 1stavem pro dusevn6 z;
krn6le nevyspele zeny!
Prav6 dnesni manzelstvi j.
to, kde Sc klade ma zenu Il
nejvetsf zodpovednost a kdt
Sc pine uplathuje jeji vzdela
nj a schopnosti. Vsestrannt
vzdelani divky by maminky
mely povazovat "a nejdulezi
tejsf polozku vybavni.
Jest6 jeden zlozvyk nas'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

| Rakopisni tclegrdfie. "a.
jimayy experiments We svefejns
sluzbe telegrafni byl proveden y
Pafiii. We 30 postovnich IRA
dechs byly pfijimany teleautogra-
.fy pro Strasburk Lyon. Tim
to novym zafizenim ie~ umoznsno
obecenstvu, aby sdslovalo tele-
graficke depese We vlastnim ru-
kopise, nebo ! We stenografii. -
Ikdyz Sc ukaze, ze tato novota
nachazi pfizniveho ohlasu obe-
censtva, pax bude to zavedeno i
ma dalsich postovnich 1Tadech.
Depese pfsi Sc zvlastnim inkou-
stem ma formal, rozdsleny ma
stverce. Telegram jest posilan
rneumatickou rourou do Rue de
Crenelle. kde Jest instalovan tele-
autogratlcky aparat. Pfednostl
tschto teleorami isou osividne,
kdyz Sc jedna o sdsIeni, ma nichz
pfijimajici Timed nozna. ze jsou
prava. Bude jich zylasts pouzi-
vano pfi finanSnich transakcich
q ri dGlezitych rozkazech.
Sezrani cizoloznici.- Ameri-
cky badatel a cestovatel Culmer
Gulberton. ktery Sc pravs vratil
re sve cesty po Horni Amazon
ce. trvavsi 18 mssicd. ucinil '
New Yorku zajimava sdsleni Q
kmeni, kteryy tam nalezl. jejich7
historic jest starsi, nez historic
AztekG. | u tohoto naroda jake
u mnoha primitivnich narodl, e
xistuje legenda potops. jez zni-
ella lidstvo. Culmer Culberton
lici tyto kmeny. ktere nalezl v o.
koli feky hippo. zvlasts pax
kmeny lovecke. jako vyznavace
podivuhodne morally. Nekra.
dou vazi 81 sebe navzajem. Ca.
cd casu vsak stavaji Sc kanibaIy
Obsti toho lidozroutstvi stavaji
Sc muzi. ktefi Sc zpronevsfilI ze.
nam svym. Byvaji zkratka cd.
souzeni k srlrti a popraveni a pax
ma miste serani.
/ Rajske jab!ko. - Anglickyy u.
Senec jmenem Campbell Sc sna.
I'll aby dokaza'. ie povsstne raj.
ske jablko. kterym svedl had ma.
s. pramati Evu ncmohlo byti ia.
blkem, nebot' neexiistovala jablof
ma onom mists. kam jest klader
raj. Il stfedovEke rukopisy, jed.
najici o psdu prvnich lidi. potvr.
zu;i toto minsni. TAX maluji
fecti malifi Evu. jak trha fix. Y
ltalii maluji oranzi. Pro zboznt
malife burgundske byl zapovsze.
nym ovocem hrozen vina. Seve.
fame malovali jablko. Malif
normansti malovalf tfesns.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

FROSTY ceskt tlovek, kter5
byl zvykly na rukou lfbanf q
patolizalstvi, Sc hrozi, kdyz
vidi, jak takoyy maly Ameri-
kan mluvf Sc svymi rodici,. "
citelkou 8 iinymi dospSlymi
lidmi zcela bez bazn9, bezs o.
stychu. A hned 81 naz dobry,
cesky clovek odplivne: To je
drzost!
Ted co sc domnsle nepo-
slusnosti -tyce.
My, jako lide pokrokovi, Sc
chlubfme, ze jsme vzdy pro
svobodu slova, a chceme, ably
mladez byla ucena k samostat
nemu myslenf a konani. Ale
ktery z mas yztekem nezrud-
mem, kdyz takovy maly clovf-
eek opovazf se pouzit sveho
nedospeleho rozoumku a nepo
slechne mas! Agpfece vine do
bfe, ze tato zdanIiva neposlus
most mdze btti pouze snahou
ditete pouzH a zkusit svych
mladych kffdel. Proto, kde pra
We nenf ohrozeno blaho vicero
osob, neni nutno sc tax vazne
pozastavovat mad sebe mens
neposlusnostf.
Mnoho nedorozumeni mez
dospfvajicf mladezi a rodic
nastava v dob6, kdy tato wy
chazi z obecne skoly a nastu
puje vydelecnou praci.rid2"
Kolikrat Sc stane, ze. dite
nemohouc hned najite vhodnD,
praci, casio zamestnani m6nf
Rodice svemu dit9ti velice u
blizujf, nadhazuji-li mu, x
nechce pracovat. Takovy hocl
nebo devce prave v teto dobi
proziva jednu z nejtezsfcl
dob sveho zivota. Jsou-li nor
maine vyvinuti, jsou i plni am
bici, ilIusi snd o tom, co vst
budou d6lat a co pen6z vyde
I lavat.
Ale, jaknile vstoupi do mo
derni tovarny neb dilny, do
jem byva odpuzujfci. Sny 81
nicf a jejich zdravy pud sebe
zachovani je mutt pryc, ven
do prfrody. Ostatne = mladei
a tovarni prace "a moderniht
zrfzeni jest jednfm nejtez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

DUCHOvE z HIEQ. > !,
Kdo nevi jak povstala ze-
me q Tide : jak Sc de.taly
ma ostrov Hilo kozy q slept
;ce, mel by byti 10. dnora "
sinii j.. A. Konensky sia
vyych. 131. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

witt shatek. "a falesne 1daje
nebo, zatajem riemoci budou pfi
slusnt osoby pohnany k zodpos
ysdnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

.eeske maminly .rady +pestuji,
'kterym Sc svym dcerkam nj
kterak nezavdeei. Tptiz - r,a-
dy sve dcerusky pfedtasne
starosvetf. Jedva sis sestnacti-
leta dcerka privede ma nav
stevu mladeho pritele, mamin-
ka uz celemu sousedstvu SUI
geruje, ze je to dceruscin ze-
Mich. Priroda caste naklonuie
k sobe mlade lidi "a icelem
sebezdokonaleni neni to je-
ste vzdy .jejim pranim a "a
konem, aby Sc mladf lide hned
wall Nebyt takovych starost-
livych maminek, Iktere mysli,
re svou dcerku lmusi provdat
nez il bude dvacet, mohlo by
byt vice st'astnejsich manzel.
stvi. Rdzne vlivy velkom6sta,
ktere ma clovGka z kazde stra-
ny bijf, tax mocn6 pisobf, ze
Sc proste nikdo neubrani je.
jich sile. A podlehaje jim, clo-
vek po nekolika letech vidf sc
co jiny clov6k, jinych tuzeb
snd. A co jsme nell radi, kdy5
nam bylo 16,. 1nilerAdi odhazu
jem v letech dvacatych.
Pravdou arcit' je, ze dfvky
zde rozene ponakud drive po.
hlavne dospfvaji. Jest to hlav.
ne umelou stimulacf obrazko,
vych divadel, ,ned6lnich novir
s pikantnf cetbou a kresbami
Jednak take vlivem styku mls
dych lidi narodnostf horko
krevnejsfch, jako Itald, zidn
cernOchu atd.
A tn puzena jsouc treba jer
zdravou zvedavosti, dcerusks
klade sve matce nekolik deli
katnich otazek. Maminka 81
pravdepodobne nezbavila ma
bozenskeho pojmu o cudnost
a nemysli 81 mic jineho nei
ze jeji dcera jje jiz jiste ns
ceste mravni "zkazy. "Takovt
devGe, a neco takoveho sc mnt
vyptavat! To je Amerika =
vzdycha maminka. Ia skutec
most, re Sc dite zdejsi pocini
drive vyvijet, neni sama v so
be pfece mic spatneho. Proble
mem vsak jest, jak to zariditi
aby sc tento vyvin dal pfirozs
ne a dosahl tax nejvyssiht
stupne.
A tn chci poukazat, re mia
de lidi mic tax nechrani pret
mravni zkazou jako uslechtil,
prace v organisaci. Dokud s.
mladez vzajemne zajima
pracuje pro neco uSlechtileho
jeji dobry vyvin jest zabez
pecen. Nekdo si narika ma tc
jak tezkO lest doStati mlade
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

dySe chOrOba nebo smrt. Mia
di - ano j to americke mladi
Sc mnohem snadneji madeline
pro vse. CO dyse zivotem.
Vzdyt' name toho padae dh
kazy v nasich telocvicnach, pc
veckych dramatickych sbo-.
rech. Ale toto mladf potfebu-
je obcas povzbuzeni a pocho-
peni. Ano, RUNE kluby mlade-
ze jsou to, kde naskyta Sc mia
deli pfilezitost ucit Sc spoiled
ne myslit a jednat pro celko-
We dobro. kde klfciti majf pr&-.
telske svazky hochi a dfvek,
kterymi Sc majf vzajemn6 o.
bohacovat.
A proto snad tim smutnejsi
DOZEN ma vas 'doleha, jdete-li
vecer ozivenou ceskou ctvrtf a
potkate Sc S hloucky pouhych
to jest6 vyrostkI s podezfely-
hi lahvickami v jejich kap-
sach a hrubymi vyrazy ma
jejich rtech. Snadno lie pre-
hlednout, kdyzf starsf lide sve
tezkym zivotem udupane sny
probouzf bud konvici kavy,
silnym kurivem, alkoholem
neb jinymi drogy. Ale nenf
mozno pochopit,, co ze probou
ri v sobe ia ieste nedospela
mladez otravnym mInsajnem.
Proc ze ubiji v sobe kazdy
zarodek vseho krasneho, CO. v
Mich teprve vypuceti melo?
Kde je ten um9lec, ktery by
dovedl naraziti ma ton, ktere-
mu by tito zanedbanf mladici
naslechli a nechali 81 uk&zat
cestu k lepsimu?
R. CHARVATOVA.
l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-21
NEW TREATMENT FOUND
FOR SEPTIC INFECTION

BALTIMORE, May 21.-A new
mercurial formula, discovered by
Doctor Hugh H. Young, Of the Brady
THEOLOGICAL clinic, is being used in
the treatment of kidney and septic
inflammation cases at Johns Hop
kins Hospital.
Injected into the body, this prepa-
ration causes veins to become a
greenish-y yellow hue. 1t is power
fully antiseptic, and is used in
connection with gentian violet
drugs that We're developed and used
previously with little success. The
injection brings results If any, &C
cording to authorities, within
twelve hours. Doctor Young is at
tending a medical convention in
France.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-21
The Sequel to 'Chickie' By EIenore Meherin|

Indian summer night though the
time was November. The wind
was soft and the moon yellow
as old gold.
They stopped on a hill in the
Preside. Through the eucalyptus
trees, now family yelled with
fog, they saw, across the straits,
the peaks etched sharply in
redeemed sky. They talked of
Jake.
Chickie said it made her sad to
look at moons that trail their
shiny wells on waters-and skies
that are a thousand colors--to
look on these and know that one
who has. rejoiced SO much may
not again behold their beauty.
He said: "Yes-but in forty
years Jake lived more deeply than
another in 200. There's something
in that"
IT didn't think that he would
die. He seemed SO filled with
life. I thought even at the last
minute that he was getting bet
ter. Didn't your"
"No-as soon as he was on the
table-well-there was the one
chance-sometimes a miracle is
granted. We always hope for
that. :"
"Why, even then, you knew"
II feared
you didn't act it. You
fought as though you were going
to win" >
did II"
Don't you know that you did?"
She suddenly saw him more in
tently than at the time as he had
worked-as he had watched-as
he had done so many things
through nights and through
days.
"Yes-I know that I debut
wondered II you thought so.
WE'LL thing l wanted you ap-
proval, Miss Nurse"
my APPROVAL Her tone
curved and suddenly the blood
raced to her cheeks. What
could you want with my ap-
proval?"
do / get it,"
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
ANvERTlREMRMT
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
FORD DELIVERIES
205,735 IN MARCH

Detroit, Mich, April 5-Retail de-
liveries of Ford cars and trucks in
the United States during the month
of March reached the record break
ing total of 2O5,7S5, it was an
nounced by the Ford Motor Company
here today.
Nothing in the history of the au-
tomobile industry compares with
this remarkable record.
A significant feature developed
during the last ten days of the month
when sales averaged 1O,sO4 cars and
trucks a day, indicating that the
spring buying rush has begun and
that under this enormous demand
production of the company will be
taxed to the limit in an endeavor
to meet the heavy flood of orders.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
REX OSBORNE BR0ADCASTS
A FRESH POLITICAL GUESS

Rex Osborne, nom de plume of a
we'll known writer who has been
guessing" things political in Idaho
for many years, has broadcasted the
following nominations:
Republican; Moore for governor,
Borah for senate.
Democratic: Ross (Pocatello) for
governor, Rice or Walters (Caldwell)
for senator.
Progressive: Samuels for COVER
nor. Some Twin Falls man desired
for senator, although it might be left
open in the interest of Borah.
"The Democratic plan is designed
to take Republican strength from
the southeast and break up Progress
sive strength in Canyon and adjoin-
ing strongholds. The Progressive plan
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
Biggest IO-Cent Store
Is Run by Uncle Sam

1t Is not generally known that Uncle
Sam runs the biggest 10-cent store in
the world. Printed copies of patents
are sold all over this country at 10
cents each to the number of 100000 a
month, says the Kansas City Times. It
costs six cents each to print these
patents, which is one Of the biggest
jobs done by the government printing
office, the public printer testifes.
He says. so linotype machines are
kept busy eight hours a day. The
printing for the patent office costs
around S1,0OO,OO0 a year, which comes
back into the treasury with at least
100000 profit
In addition to the 200 900 copies of
patents distributed every month 2,000,-
600 copies are sent to libraries all over
this country and to foreign countries
in exchange. There are in the patent
office, subject to sale, 100000 copies
of patents, which makes this the most
store in the city of Washing
ton. These have a cost value TO the
of 100000 and a sale
value of $5,000,0O0.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
MRS. LODGE
PASSES AWAY

The following letter to DR.. c. e.
Mason is self-explanatory. Mrs.
Lodge and daughter are old-time
residents of Mountain Home:
Chicago, April 10, 1924.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Mason,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Dear friends:
On March goth, my beloved mother
passed into the Life More Abund-
ant"
She had been quite we'll and happy
during the winter, interested in all
about her, as she always was, and
in full possession OF every faculty.
She had been down town but few
days before she was taken with what
seemed to be an ordinary cold. Pneu-
monia developed and she was gone,
almost before we realized that the
trouble was serious.
viii you please tell our friends in
Mountain Home, whom she has al
ways held in affectionate remem-
brance. They are dear to me too.
and I shall be most grateful for their
prayers and helpful thoughts, and
yours, in my sorrow.
ANNA L. LODGE.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
FORD ESTABLISHES
GREAT RECORD

Swinging into its big spring pro-
duction campaign, the Ford Motor
Company on Wednesday, March IL,
reached the highest mark in it's his
tory when its domestic assembly
plants produced a. total of 7,456 cars
and trucks.
This record breaking figure does
not include the daily output of the
Manchester, England, and Ford Of
Canada plants which manufacture
most of their own products.
The new production record is of
especial significance as it indicates
the enormous demand being made
throughout the country for Ford cars
and trucks and the company's en-
deavor to bring its output up to the
point where it will attempt to fill all
requirements as to avoid repetition
of the shortage which existed last
spring when thousands of persons
were disappointed in not being able
to secure delivery of cars.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
Wet Shoes Should Be
Kept AlOGy From Heat

1t seems to be a natural inclination
with the average person when his shoes
are wet to place them on radiator or
near the kitchen stove to dry, says an
expert on leather, writing In the Shoe
Conseryer. This is exactly the wrong
thing to do. Leather when 1t is wet is
a great deal like wood. Unless the dry
ing process is allowed to take its own
natural slow course. it win warp, sitter
and bulge.
With the shoe, of course, these eff
fects are as disastrous as they would
be with piece of furniture or any
thing where series of component
parts come in contact with each other
as they do in shoe.
The effects of the wetting on the
sole may not be the same as on the
upper, and the effects of the wetting
on the fore part of the sole may not
be the same as ON the shank, with the
result that when they have finally
warped and settled, they have probably
torn away from each other; to say the
least, the shoe would be very uncom-
Portable.
A shoe that has become water-soaked
in any way should be Immediately
placed on tree, or If the trees are
not available stuffed with paper or
cloths and left to dry in a cool, dry
place. In this way the leather will be
reyitalized by the drying atmosphere
and, even though the wetting will have
its injurious effects, they will be min
imized.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
PICTURE EXHIBIT
AT HIGH SCHOOL

A collection of pictures sent out
by the Lincoln Fine Arts Shop Lin
coin, Neb., will be on exhibit at the
school auditorium April %, "a, and
rs. These pictures are reprints of
masters and by modern artists also.
Most of the prints are in color and
orders will be taken. A small adj
mission will be charged, the pro-
ceeds to defray any expenses and to
purchase pictures for the public
school.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
ANNUAL S. S. CONVENTION
TO BE HELD AT G00DING

The State Sunday school conven-
ton will hold its annual gathering at
Gooding in the M. E. Church, Opril
80 and May IL. Special attraction,
Marion Lawrence, famous in Sunday
school work, will be the principal
speaker. other national and state
leaders will be there. Definite help
in all lines of Sunday school work.
Entertainment on Harvard plan,
lodging and breakfast free. Regis
ter early so Gooding may know how
many to expect. Mountain Home
should send full delegation.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
Plan Atlantic seadromes.

French air experts have worked out
plans for the building of floating air
plane stations, or seadromes, to dot
the Atlantic as jumping-off places and
for refueling stations on transatlantic
airplane routes. It is proposed to have
eight of these between the United
States and France, about 400 miles
apart. A special system Of deep-sea
anchorage win make the seadromes
feasible, 1t is said. They will be large
enough to allow a plane to alight and
take off.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
D. A. R. MEETS

A regular meeting of the Daught-
ers of Veterans was held in the Ii
brary club room last Tuesday after
noon. Plans for Memorial Day were
discussed and committees appointed
to make arrangements. A speaker
from Boise, if one can be secured,
will deliver the address. Arrange
ments for a cooked food sale were
made, which will be held in the Tai
ley furniture store Saturday May
9, proceeds from the sale to help de-
fray expenses for Memorial Day.
Press Committee.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-04-18
Merely Incidental

Doctor Rubetinker was a qualified
NJ. D., but, settling in a cattle country
and finding the demand strong, he had
added veterinary work to his other
practice.
"Nothing serious" announced the
doctor, after examining a valuable
bull which he had been summoned
posthaste to treat. "Give him one Of
these powders in quart of bran mash
three times day."
The rancher heaved sigh of relief.
wait" he said, as the NJ. d. V. S.,
was about to leave. Il reckon, as long
as you're here, you might as well have
look at the old woman. She's been
ailin' for a month or two"