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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15

Ell Paso Tex H. ledna. 80 Rebelske vosko spolecnym
hnut armady lodstva provedlo blokadu pavu Tampico
die bezdraov6 depese obrzene zde des DIE ohoto sde
nj vsechno 'vaecne lodstvo pod velenm ddojnkI ktef
pfidal De La uerov6 revoluc jest binkos pfistavu
obchodn{m odm neni vibec dovoeno prijizdet do ne
anz vyjzd9t Revolucn voko jest eskupeno pred me-
pozemn srane spoecny 1tok jest otkavani kaz
dou chvfli die radiovych depesi.
Eagle Pass Tex, Id. ledna Dnes prosychalo Zde,
ze veky rebeskych voak bz ku Pedras Negras
proti Eagle Pass lmysem "zazakova Calese e
odd kasarnach Pedras Negras. Zprava nemoha byti
potvrzeno sto jest zany vlak nevyjel zmineneho
mexick6ho m3sta ma jih.
Washington IA. ledna - Posup americkeho federani-
no voka pr revoun armade zapadnf fronte zapotal
bude nem pokracovano az dojde rozhodne btve
bylo oznameno zdesm mexckem vysanectvi zakade
sd9leni obdrzenych Mesta Mexka.
"Rebelove, kter udefil Pachucu byi zahnan zpet
urpe veke ztraty," prav dfednim sdelen "Tehua-
byl dobyt opetne eeralnm vojskem povstac ustou
pill msrem Esperanze Prekotny stup byl zastaven FL
Camen plantaze btva bya proudu Cd vcerejska.
"Federalni vojsko zahAjlo vseobecny ltok mesto
Oaxacu eho dobyti jest ocekavano kazdou chvil Civln
obyvatevo satu Oaxaca prsibo oyaitu Obregonove VIA
de vystouplo zjevne nepfatesky prot Maycoov
besk&mu vidc Toto nepfaeske smseh hrao velkou do-
hu vykzeni Tehuacanu donuo rebely hteku do We
ra Cruze. - A Fg 80 sg.sfs 4v 49, IL.
"Rebeske vosko pod Fguerou zastavio Sc Puen-
De Ixa kde ude vladn vosko We vsech dosavad
Mich bvach gen. Fgueroa utrpel porazky Jeho odd ustu
pova neustae sm6rem ku meu Guerrero byl vsak nekol
krate donucen podstoup bvu p cemz utrpel ezke ztr
ty Jest nyni dplne demorasovan porebuje streliva
"Osatni cast republky zGstava normdni zeleznicn
spoen ez dosud jest udrzovano zarucue dodavku zbran
stfeliva federaln armad9."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
PRIMAL Sc K HRoznEMu zLoclNu
sTAREC KLIDNE vYPRAvEL, JAK ROZsE-
KAL TELO zENINO.

Wapakoneta, O., Ia. ledna. - Bee nejmens stopy
vosnost William Mohler 78letg bohaty farmaf Button
oresu Allen. vyprav6 prserne rodrobnos ak zab svoi
manzelku p Katherine Mohlersvou 68etou sekerkou ak
rozeenil ej t6o sekerou ably e moh pohbiti
stare nepouzivane csterne
Moher byl priyezen Limy podroben vyslechu
okresnim lredniky Stafec prav6l ze vecer 80 prosn
zaslechl neaky hluk mastali" pokracoval "Rekl
sem zen6, ably vysla sa netusc nceho zeho
a kdyz sme tam pfs. n9jaky neoddolateny pud pfmel
ze jsem uchopl sekerku udef il do havy PAX ucho
pill jsem siny kus dreva udef il opet opet Kdyz jsem
by @ ze jest odese jsem do domu, uchysta 81
cefi. pojedl jf pax jsem uehl spal az do rama"
Nasledujicho dne stafec sel pohfbih 9lo, cemuz
neepe hodla stara nepouzana cterna Mrtvou rozseka
ponevadz jinak nemohl dostat do cisterny Kdyz byl
tim hotov odeje do Fostoe ke sve dcef prvniho manze
stvf vrati Novy Rok Oznamil pax sousedIm, ze
manzeka jeho b9hem jeho nepftomnos zmizea s1castn
Sc mimi hled4ni vypsa $500 ma jeff vypatrani.
Mohler zatcen byl srpnu minuleho roku podezfen
ze zapa n9kolik masta okoli jeo duevn stav podro
ben zkouman avsak starc byl propusen havne edec
tvf pr Mohlerove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
NEZAvDEcIL Sc PANoM.

New York, IA. ledna. -
"Mn6 -nezalezi ma 246 mulch,
jiz usetfi $5o,00O,0Oo; mn9 vi.
ce zalezi ma millionech, jichz
sluzne je Cd $4,000 do 10000
dollard," senator Royal S.
Copeland prohlasil zde ma We
refine schdzi. ITO jest, proc
mne vyhodili ze sine" pravil
zmihuje Sc pfijeti ma vyroc-
MIN banket9 Sdruzeni obchod-
nika hedvabfm v Ameriae,
kde byl vypiskan, kdyz odpo-
rucoval vyplacenf bonusu vo-
jaknm. kteii slouzili We sv9to-
We valce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
CELA RODINA ZAHUBENA.

Vincennes, Ind, Ia. ledna.
sest osob, celia rodina, je mrt-
vych, jako nasledek nestestf,
pri nemz osobni vlak drahy
Chicago & Eastern Illinois vra
zil do jejich automobile ma
kIizovatce v Emison, 10 mil
ma sever odtud. Zahynuli man.
zele Claude Whittemeyerovi,
bydlfci blfze Emison jejich
ctyfi deti We v9ku cd til me-
sfcI do l rok1. z cele rodiny
zdstal ma zivu jedin9 adopto-
vany syn, Junior Walker. jenz
dlel We skole v dob9, kdy ne
stesti Sc stalo. Whittemeyer
nevid9l blfzicf Sc vlak pro po-
strannf zaclonu ma SVEN auto
mobilu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15

SYN NEPRIKLADA vSAK vfRY v PRIZNA-
Nj SVEHO OTCE

Aurora, ILL.,, ID. edna. - zaloby nichz vinen jest
Warren G. Lincoln advokat zahradnk zab sve zeny
ejho bratra Byrona Shoupa budou zadany al veka
rota sejde zde 1nora Ornament smyslu byo uci
memo stnm navadnim Chas Abbottem vyslechu vezne
trvavsim pine ctyfi hodiny.
Lincoln primal vecer ze zabi zenu svo ku-
zeleza kdyz bya zala sveho brata PAX pry spa
lii ODE tela vytap9cf peel sveho sklenniku
Pres to- ze otec odpa zmenii svoj historku John Lin
coln 20ety, dfiv6jsfho manzesvf muze vrazde
pfiznavsiho pravi ze je to "dalSi hallucinaci"
On pronasledova eho otce az jeho mys jest jake di
tete mysl ze toto jest edine vychodsko. prav
fidic autodrozky Chicagu.
Lincoln nc dnes sve zmizeni 80 dubna okonos jez
vedly poc nedffve domneni ze by zabit svoj zenou
jeff bratrem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
sTARk eARDA oPET PRoHRkLA.
sTALO Sc TO PRI HLASOVANf o ZMENE
SNEMOVNtCH PRAVIDEI..

Washington a. ledna - TAX zvanA 'roubikova pravi-
da" sn9movny posanecke epubkanska stara garda utr
pey neocekavanou porazku Republkanska organsa
podleha pf prvn zkosce silly kdy 277 hasy prot 2O8
pfat byl navrh zlberalsovan ednacho fadu sn9mov
ny dals porAzky il hrozi
Neodvsi republican, kteff cey mesic udrzova sn9mov
nu sachu vynuti dohodnut bude pfedsevzaa revi
sn9movnch pravidel dokazal ze neen ma ale ze
hodla pouzvati donuceni kongesu ably EASEL dale
zbaveni Sc "okovi", nez vybor pravida navrhuje.
porazce stare gardy doso pfi hasovani navrhu FL
na Tennessee demokratickeho vddce ably usnad
memo byo dodatkl ddchodovym pfedoham. DIE pfi
tomnych pravde e to tem6f nemoznym. Navrh
byl spoenym hasy demokratd neodvsych republikand.
Ultra bude pokratovano bo zlberalisovani snemov
Mich pravidel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
spoR o RJEKU UR0VNAN.

Rim, Ia. ledna. - Dnesn{
casopisy pfinaSeji zpravy z
Belehradu, ze spor o Rjeku,
ktery trval mezi Italii a Jugo-
slavif cd sameho konce valky
svetove, byl konecn6 urovnan
tim, ze ma Rjeka pripamouti
Italii, kdezto Jugoslavie do
stane deltu Porto Bar1-os. 90
ba pffstavy budou miti spolet
nou spr&v1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
COOLIDGE RUSf PRY HAR
DINCoV SLIB.

Chicago, Ia. ledna. - Pre-.
sident Coolidge byl obvin9n z
"ruseni slibu zesnuleho presi-
denta Hardinga" ma sch1zi
n9kolika tisic veterani 2 val.
ky zde vGera. We schulz teto
zahajeno celonarodni hnutf ma
vyvolavani nalady v zajmu vo
jenskeho bonusu. Kazda zmin
ka o sekretafi pokladny Mel.
lonovi byla uvitana sykotem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15

Tomioka, Japan, 15 ledna. NejsinejA zemetfesenf
kaastrofy zan mnuleho roku, zazilo Toxic,
Yokohama okoln venkov hodin dnes rano. Vsude
Waldo vek6 zdesen zejmena sdenm m9ste Az do ode
SLANT eto depese neuday vsak zadne ztray zvotech
dskh aniz zadna vet skoda Poradek byl opet zednan
Tokiu Yokohama tomto meste bylo zemetfesen TAX
slime ze poucnf kary byly vymrsteny koe akze dopra.
byo nutno 1pln9 zastaviti
zeezncn{ spoeni mez Yokohamou Tokiem jest dnes
pferuseno Nicmene vsak savaj vyhdky ze vlaky mezi
t9mito mesty budou opetne brzy jezditi
Peking Is. ledna. - Spojen Tokiem Yokohamou
pferusepo snym zeetfeenm ez udalo one casti
Japonska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
FRANCIE P0JcUJE MIL
LlONY.

Pafiz, Ia. ledna. - Pijcky
800 millionI frankG ceskoslo-
vensku q 400 million1 franki
Rumunsku jsou opravn9ny
predlohami uvefejn9nymi dnes
V lrednfm zurn&le.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
NENl PRf "BonEM AMI, svETcEM' !.

New York, IA. ledna. - "Lide nemaji mn9 praveho
poneh. ia necinm zazrakd Nejsem bohem ami svetcem
Jsem enom clovekem. Nehojfm lid. Jenom je ucm jak
mohou lech sam. Jest to mole methoda nz zalez
nikol mn6" Toto prohlaseni ucnil vde zpravodaum
Francouz Emil Coue SVEN byte hotelu Pennsylvania
Coue jenz hasa ze vena nemoc da zazehnat pevnou
virou den ode dine da @pe, pel Francie
navstiN nekok amerckych mast svk pfedaASkove
ste. essta3sS sfss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15
sTRA$Nf vfBucn v RAFINARNE.

Port Arthur, Tex, a. edna. Sest muzi bylo zabito,
diva pohfesuj pet byo poraneno tezce 20 ehce phi W.
buchu Sen&c onych kadf Texas Refinery Co., zde dnes
odpoedne Majetkova skoda odhaduje cd s60O8O0 do
$S00,00o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-15

Nejnebezpecn6jsi podnik pfedsevzaty zfzenc vlady
dobach mru prozkoumani oznaceni zradnych vird
proudG obrovske roki kterou tece feka Colorado by
prave dokoncen IL cleny geoogcke suzby. NekokrAte
chvacen by dravymi proudly Marble Grand kanonech
severni Arzon9 ednou myslo ze zahynul kdyz dlou
no neda sobe syset Tato fotografe predstavue may
Glun pfi 1st potoka Havasu.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

manded Senator Shipstead, Farmer
abor. Minnesota.
The witness said he did not know
the exact cost of any one piece of
material.
Matrix material was supplied to a
list of some 5000 newspapers, Baker
said. Much of the material was writ
ten by Chairman Butler. he added
Baker said his bureau had pur-
chased no newspaper space for it's
matrix matter.
Uses O,OOO Newspapers.
How many papers were supplied
with canned editorials?" asked SEN
ator Caraway.
Il think we have list of some
5000 publications" was the answer.
Replying to Senator Borah, Baker
SAID there was no ambitious scheme
for new departures in publicity work.
AS far as you know now there
is no one else to be 'debunked'?"
asked Senator Caraway.
Not as far as | know" Baker re-
>pied. with smile: the rest seem
10 have been taken care of by Others"
Inquiry II Widened.
The Senate campaign fund investi-
gSting committee struck into new
TERRITORY today in continuing it's in
qudy into sources of contributions to
the three major presidential cam
paigEs.
1t Ylanned to extend its inquiry
into finances OF the Republican organ
ization and for that purpose called
Mr.. Butler. Members desired to OBJ
tain from him information as to the
policy OF, his organization and other
matters.
The Investigators prepared also for
Evening star., 1924-10-17
CLUES TO BURGLARIES
LACKING, POLICE SAY
Robbers Who Visited Five Busi-
ness Houses Early Yesterday Sue.
ceed in Hiding Trails.

Burglars who. according to report,
visited five F street and Tenth street
business places early yesterday morn
ing, seem to have successfully cover
ed up their crime, detectives conduct
ing the investigation reporting an alb
sence of clues.
Detectives ODea and Murphy and
Frederick Sandberg, fngerprint ex-
pert, were unable to find that the
safeblowers had left single finger
print on a safe or other object in any
of the rooms. They concluded that
the robber wore gloves while work
ing.
1t was learned by the detectives
that stranger was seen near one of
the buildings before the time of the
robberies. probably were committed
but his identity had not been estab-
lished. They feel reasonably certain
that two or three men participat ed
in the robberies.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
FIFTH NEW YORK DEATH.
Member of On Leong Tong Shot
to Death in Tenement.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 17.-Tong
warfare which has blazed and smoldered
In Chinatown for a fortnight, flash
ed forth yesterday to claim the life
of another Chinese.
The victim was Tong Woo Of the
On Leong tong. He was found on
the floor of his squalid tenement home
with six bullet wounds in his body.
A pistol with chambers full of ex-
ploded shells lay near the door.
Some one evidently had slipped in
while Woo lay abed and shot him
before he could put up a defense. He
died at Government Hospital a few
minutes later without giving police a
clew to his murderer. Lee Wah was
arrested when he tried to force en-
trance to the scene of the crime. He
Is member of the Hip Sing tong.
Defying the appearance of law and
order that has prevailed in Chinatown
since that district was placed under
patrol by tripled force of police, the
tong war that broke out on October
has thus resulted in five deaths.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Troops Plan Field Day.

Troops at Washington Barracks
will have track and field day exer-
cises on the parade grounds tomor-
row morning beginning at o'clock,
to which the public is invited. The
program includes running races. high
jumps. broad jumps, putting the shot,
throwing the javelin and tug-of-war.
Prizes are offered to the winners in
each event. The Army Music School
Band will be in attendance to furnish
music.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

e.D
was the owner of a string of lunch
counters and bakeries
In 1893 he disposed of his restaurant
business and purchased from William
Penn Nixon half interest in the Chi
caso lnter-Ocean of which he became
business manager In 1895 he sold
his share of the paper.
On the death of James w. Scott. Mr.
hohsaat purchased the Chicago Times
herald and the Chicago Evening Post
ana pecan editor of both papers, con-
tlnuing in that capacity until 1901. when
he took over the Chicago Record. owned
by Victor f. Lawson. and consolidated
It with the Chicago Times-Herald He
called the merged papers the Chicago
Record-Herald. At the same time he
sold the Chicago Evening Post to John
c. Schaffer.
Had Two Children.
Mr.. kohlsaat remained at the helm Of
the Record-Herald until 1902, when he
turned the property over to others and
devoted himself to his real estate in
terests- Eight years later he again took
charge Of the Record Herald, which he
continued to direct until October. 1912,
when he purchased the Chicago Inter-
Ocean from George w. Hinman and be-
>iiC ieS coitoI, poSillOH he nelO 1Or a
year. when the paper changed hands and
he retired from active journalism.
In 1880 Mr.. Kohlsaat married Mabel
e. Blake Of Chicago. and two daughters
were the result of the union One of
them is the wife of Potter Palmer. jr.
Mr.. Kohlsaat presented a statue of
Gen. Z. s. Grant to the city Of Galena
and gave literally to charity. Since 1913
he spent most of his time in New York
md n1kh -, - -
Chicago home. In 1922 he published his
personal recoIlections of his association
with Presidents from President McKin-
ley to President Harding.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

an examination of the Republican ma
tional committees disbursement for
publicity and newspaper service,
which William v. Hodges, national
treasurer. testified yesterday had
reached total of some $437,O00 on
October 10.
Publicity Chief Called.
George Barr Baker. head of the
national publicity organization which
has conducted the work of the Re
publican national committee in the
newspaper and periodical field, was
summoned to appear before the COM
mittee to detail the methods of his
staff in the campaign and to outline
the purposes of the funds expended
under his direction.
Frank p. Walsh, Kansas City at
torney, who was selected by Senator
La Toilette, Independent presidential
candidate, as his personal repre-
sentative before the committee, was
expected to reach Chicago today, but
1T was uncertain whether he would
be called by the investigators before
Saturday. Mr.. Walsh, according to
John NJ. Nelson. national director of
the La Toilette campaign forces, will
present to the committee documents
purporting to support the charges of
the Wisconsin Senator that he Repub-
lican organization was collecting a
huge "slush" fund for use in doubt
full States.
The initial session Of the committee
yesterday received detailed reports
on receipts and expenditures from
the La Toilette and Republican Or
ganiZations up to October 10, and
heard Lincoln Dixon. Western man
ager of the Democratic forces. tell
of the expenditure of some s32,50
in the % States under his jurisdic-
ton, extending from Pennsylvania to
the Pacific Coast.
The larger items of expense, he ex-
planned, such as rent, were not in
cluded in his figures, but were in
cluded In the statements Of the
national headquarters.
Senator Borah, Republican. Idaho.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
TONG SUSPECT FREED.
Chinese Arrested in Pittsburgh fol
Killing Is Released.

PHILADELPHIA, October Lice
Quong, arrested in Pittsburgh. in con-
nection with the killing of Tong
Wong, a laudryman, shot to death
here Monday night as a result of the
Chinese tong war, was released last
night after Mrs. Purdy Smith, a
negress, who said she saw the man
wanted for the Staying, had failed
to identify him. Mrs. Smith, an en-
ploye in the laundry, declared that
she had never before seen the
prisoner.
She told the authorities she was
positive she could identify the slayer,
whom she said also had worked at
the laundry a few days before the
shooting.
FIFTH NEW YORK DEATH.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

chairman or the committee, planned
to call later for more nearly com
plete reports on the Democratic
finances.
Mr Hodges showed that expenses
or the Republican organization up to
october 10 had been $I,342,s59 in the
presidential campaign, while the ex-
penditures OF the La Toilette Wheeler
organization disbursed through Chi
cago and Washington headquarters
mad aggregated $150.000. with collec-
Evening star., 1924-10-17
$4,000 to the Republican presidential
campaign fund.
Capt. Sanderson Transferred

Capt. John NJ. Sanderson, 16th Field
Artillery, at Fort Myer, Va. has been
detailed as military instructor in the
Pennsylvania National Guard. with
station at Harrisburg
Evening star., 1924-10-17
tions aggregating 100000.

tlons aggregating 100000.
The La Toilette contributions in
cluded $4,000 from National Trea-
surer W. T. Rawleigh, an Illinois
manufacturer. one OF $1,000 and three
of $1,000 each. The names Of the
donors will be furnished to the COM
mittee later. Mr. Hodges gave a list
OF nearly score of persons, mostly
manufacturers or bankers Of New
York and Illinois, who had contri-
buted sums ranging from $4,000 to
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Sergeant in China Retired.

Sergt. Elmer Herman, 18th Infantry,
at the American Barracks, Tientsin,
China, has been placed on the re-
tired list of the Army and will pro-
ceed to his home in the United States.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Lesson in Politics.


Teacher-What is this Dawes plan?
Young America--Please, sir, think
It Is to elect Coolidge
Evening star., 1924-10-17

Out of the Al States which have
held congressional primary elections
only six have nominated EQmen
Evening star., 1924-10-17

II you need work, read the want
columns Of The Star.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
G. o. P. HOPES TO USE
$1,3O0,0OO between
NOW AND ELECTION

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1924-10-17

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1924-10-17
n. H. K0HLSAAT DIES
FROM PARALYSIS

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Evening star., 1924-10-17

Warm Sweaters, in fancy
novelty weaves, solid colors and
also fancy stripes, plain and
brushed wool trimmed, slip-over
and coat style.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

Ribbed Three-quarter
Socks for boys and girls;
double turned silk en-
broidered cuffs; all
colors.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

Beautiful cloth coats. leather,
astrakhan and fancy silk trim
med. Colors. tan. gray. brown,
red. Nicely lined and inter-
lined. Sizes 2 to S.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-11
cGUR D'ALENE

The cannery may not operate this
year on account Of being Overstocked.
Hepburn Best, age 9, had his arm
broken while cTanking car.
r. o. Nelson forfeited S25 bond
10 probate court when be failed to
appear for hearing on a charge of
drunkenness.
Kootenai Post No. Ia, American
Legion, is conducting a membership
campaign, the losing side 10 furnish
the "feed."
Police are invs> tigating alleged
thefts at the Hotel Idaho, from rooms
left unlocked by guests when absent
for short periods of time.
Deputy Game Warden L r. Brock
man planted 80. 900 landlocked salmon
In Hayden lake last Monday. He
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-11
Select County Delegation.

The KootenaI County Demo cratic
central committee, 10 session 1T Cpur
d'Alene last Saturday selected the
following delegates 70 the state
convention to be held at ST. MarIes
on May 20:
Mrs. Teresa Graham. Frank Lang
ley, r II. Elder, George f. Weeks
and Willard Constance. Coeur
d'Alene; Charles Waggoper.. StatelIne;
John e. Wood, Harrison; DR..
Harrington, Worley: and Fred Hart,
Rathdrum Alternates are. Mrs. j.
V. Hawkins, Mrs Fred Wilson. W.
A. Thomas, T. ]. Stonestrset, L. N.
Larson and John Myers, Occur
d'Alene; DR.. F. L AcCaulsy, Post
Falls; @. E. Cleveland, Harrison, and
Glenn Yowell, Worlsy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-11
HARRISON

j. E. McBurney is the new post
master since April /, succeeding John
E Wood, who held the Office nine
years.
Lack of high water is holding up
the drive of millions Of feet Of logs
on the upper reaches of the Occur
d'Alene river.
A rock crusher has been installed
south of the Mcclellan residence.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wells
celetr rated their golden wedding at
SpriDston April 4.
Harrison lodge. o o F.. he'd a
big meeting with % members from
other lodges and Initiated FIVE candi :
dates.
The streets Of Harrison are being
improved.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-11
First Game at Post Falls.

The Rathdrum baseball team 10
being organized and lined up for the
season under the direct supervision OF
Ben Early as captain. The team will
play its FIRST game Ia the league series
at Post Falls April 27.
At "a meeting Of league ofheials and
team representatives in Rathdrum
over week ago the last franchise
open In the Spokane Valley league
was awarded to Spirit Lake. The six
teams in the league this year will
represent Wildwood. Dishman and
Greenacres, Wash, and Post Falls.
Spirit Lake and Rathdrum, Idaho.
AL Pabst. president OF the league
stated last week that announcement
of the complete schedule for th'
season would be made soon.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-11
SPIRIT LAKE

The Spirit Lake school board has
re- elected Glen E. Sunderlin superin-
tendent. Other teachers will be
hired sometime later.
Officers of the baseball club are:
Joe Anderson. manager; j. B. Peter
son, secretary and treasurer; dnance
committee, S. A. Wylie, A. R Webb
aod Jas. d. McPhail.
Fred Samuels, who purchased the
Coleman s. Charters chicken ranch,
has taken possession and will start
with 500 White Leghorns.
A large silk flag was presented to
the school by the Women's Relief
Corps.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-11

then went to Wallace to plant 1000
in the streams.
e. w Cummings, station agent at
Corbin Junction, was committed 10
the asylum, according to a report 10
the Press.
A car containing 900 pounds Of
government sodatol for blasting out
stumps arrived last week, the cargo
to be distributed by County Agent r.
N Irving to farmers who had placed
orders for IT, Another car OF %. 0U0
pounds was expected this week.
Word was received Friday by DR..
e. T. Powelhfrom the state depart
ment that merchants receiving goods
from California wh-rc the foot and
mouth disease is so prevalent among
the cattle. should be extremely
careful to burn the straw, excelsior or
other packing.
G. Fl. Earl, s.. of Spokane, was
killed Sunday afternoon when thu
roadster he was driving went of the
30 foot bank on the North Fork road
near Wolf Lodge. Donald Gustafson.
age Is, riding with him, suffered 4
dislocated hip. Robert Wood, y
lum berjack. noticed the inexperisnce
Of the driver. was prepared for an
accident and saved himself by jump
Ing.