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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28

the Progressive party two years
hence. Its property depends upon dis
content and discomfort fades before
better times. This is proven in Can
yon county. There are a few pre-
cincts where Republican and Demo
cratic votes in the election of 1922
were as scarce as hens teeth. In
1924 these precincts had seen more
prosperity than some other sections
and the old parties staged notable
comeback. 1t only takes few dol
lars jingling in the pocket to make a
man vote right and vote for progress
and protection. If he hasn't the dol
lars and everything's going to pot.
he hasn't anything much to pro &c:
and he'll go and vote progressive be-
cause all the other long faces between
here and North Dakota seem to be
voting that way. Samuc,s made a 10.
OF capital out OF disco-tent with the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28
Power for the Future

For years, man has been concerned
with the future of feul supplies. Oil
at the rate it is being used, cannot
last long despite new fields, oil shalc
and refining improvements. Goa
is being taken from the earth at a
rate which presages early exhaustion
of the supply.
There has been talk of Harvesting
the tides, OF bending to the work OF
man the immense surplus solar en-
crgy. Electricity is young enough
that it is yet difficult to estimate its
potentialities And alcohol, a pos
sible byproduct OF almost every farm
crop waste, offers tremendous field
for future development.
All these things are within the
range OF possible conversion TO mans
use as necessity arises. But science
has turned its attention in an alto
gether differen direction. into bypaths
of chemistry and physics where inn
aginaion can be given a free rein.
Here is the thought Everyone
knows that radium is a tremendously
active element, liberaiing forces from
the smallest article which might drive
a transatlantic liner several times
from New York TO Liverpool. But
science has never been able 10 divert
that energy to paths where man might
use it for power purposes.
Today science stands enihslled with
the discovery that this property is no;
possessed by radium alone. Every
atom apparently possesses potential
power that awaits only 4 method OF
utilization. just what methods are
being developed for liberation OF that
power have not been announced bu;
methods already used have prompted
the conclusion that an ordinary pen
knife contains sufficient power 70 drive
= liner across the ocean.
We all know something Of the fund
mental principle involved. We have
seen iron rust. we have noted the
more spectacular demonstration Of the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28

tribune want ads pay.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28

same forces when powder eplodes or
in the instantaneous combustion OF
gasoline.
No stretch OF the imagination is re-
quired by the lay mind to realize the
possibilities here. Man has always
solved his economic problems as they
have arisen. What matters it then,
that coal cannot last forever. that oil
can be king OF power for today only
Somewhere. somehow. man will find
something else. Always, too, it is
something better Just now, atomic
energy looks like the bet for the
future.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28
Plenty of 1t.

Women are rapidly coming to taxi
a conspicuous place in American pol
tics. Two governorships fell thei
lot at the recent elections. Someday
perhaps not so far in the future, Z
woman will be chosen president o.
the United States. Many mere mar
knows at least one woman who pos
sesses personality and force OF char
acter enough for the job. Therefore
since their are many wives, it follows
there is no lack OF presidential timber
Are Canyon county citizens l,iterate
ignorant?
Is the population largely of a
foreign element?
Is Canyon county a diamond in a
dirty shirt?
Or is it a dirty shirt?
Not one OF them. if you please. Can
yon county is an average, sane, Am
erican community. made up OF res
possible American citizens.
But Canyon county has been de-
luged with dissatisfaction and criti-
cism and propaganda and malicious
lies until its judgment is warped.
No man can stand up under the sort
OF stuff that has been shouted at Can
yon county citizens for years and de
cline TO give heed to it.
The county is merely on a side
track. Il will back onto the main
line directly and get away again at
full speed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28

able assistance Of Mex.
others but Idaho still SsIs- and s0r
W, whites and hey ike to ing, % O
The Idaho Pioneer. ''a'e' too
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28
Good Medicine

The Tribune is thoroughly n sym.
patty with the idea enana,ing from
Washington Of kicking Brookhar, and
la Toilette officially osi Of he Re-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28

Borah may select between The chair
manship OF senate committees on
Judiciary and foreign relations. We
predict that the latter will land him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-28

And not so far in the back OF his
head will be that Recognition OF
Russia idea when he does It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
CANDIDATE WILL
SPEAK HERE
Frank Johns, Socialist, to
Visit Seattle Sunday

Frank r. Johns. candidate for
president OF the socialist-labor party.
in his campaign tour Of the country.
viii arrive in Seattle on Sunday.
June 20. and will address a meeting
at O'Clock p. m. at the /. o. G. T.
hall.
Johns is native of Sunbury, Pa.
born there on February %. 1889. In
1905 his family moved Westward In
search Of homestead, but they fail.
ed, demonstrating having had its day,
and were compelled TO settle in spo.
kane.
There Frank received his high
school training, graduating in 1910.
In that same year the family moved
TO ranch in Roseburg. Oregon,
where Johns contributed his share OF
work toward sustaining the family.
The undertaking was a failure.
During the winter of 1912 Johns
was back in Spokane. working as
carpenter when work could be had.
About that time he married. ION
nothing" as he himself puts it. A
civil service examination brought
him a clerical job in the post office
and. later on, he became a letter car.
rier. In 1915 he joined the socialist
party.
Later he went TO Portland, Oregon,
where he worked in the shIpyards
until 1920, and since then has worked
in many industries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
WEIRD STORY is
DISCREDITED
Waitress Tale oil Being
Kidnapped Is Probed

The police Saturday were invest,
eating the rtog of Mrs Marie Ble.
iey. Brighton hotel. who told off.
Gers that shortly after midnight she
WAS attacked by three men In o.
downtown cafe, where she ia EN-.
ploycd as "a waitress. and waa Md.
mapped hy them IN an automobile.
after her husband had been beaten
up.
She said pa, WIS hllndfoldrd and
taken 20 un apartment, whore she
escaped from the trio
capt y, C. Collier Investigated
and questioned her husband. who.
De says. was arrested for ising
drunk ilngicy denied the kidnap.
ing story ana snid that hu and his
wife had attended "a theaier. after
which they went 20 tho cafe ana
then 20 their hotel Collier then
sent officers To- the apartment house
named by the woman and found
that the attack had not taken place
there
No one al the cafe had heard u
the alleged attack OF kidnapping and
Tho tory VAS discrodilod by tho
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Debts Discourage
Man;Neglects Wife
Living on Borrowed Money; Woman Asks
How to Surmount Difficulty
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Please advise me what attitude wife
should take toward husband who ignores her? My hus-
band into the house and does notice by word
or look
How woman love her husband when he treats her
like piece of furniture? If it for little chill
dren, should be tempted to leave him, tho he is good
clean man. and never out nights touches liquor He
he is worried because of his debts but he hasn't made
much effort to money for number of months We
really live borrowed money. would gladly do some
work at home to help him get his feet again if could
find it. Can you suggest anything?
WORRIED.
You'll have TO get yourself into the right attitude of
mind by thinking of your husband he during your
courtshp your early married life Look upon his
roseness accident. Debt will make any man dis
couraged
Instead of bringing more work into your home devote
your time and thought to cheering your husband and de-
vsng ways for him to increase his income His guinness
isn't directed at YOU it's against everything in general
Put hope into him by your cheerful cooperation and
hepfuness If he refuses first to let you into his prob
ems don't be disturbed Keep right trying and he will
soon look to you to help him meet lfe's troubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
nY LINDEN n. pENII

ROCK BAY. Vancouver Island.
II. G., juno i9--Anoihor OF the
dangers OF our Journey lies behind
us. The mate says she ia going 10
make four notchcs on the mast 20
remind her OF four places against
which we were warned. and all Of
which proved 10 bc "duds" as far AS
we were concerned.
Tho fourth notch viii represent
Seymour Narrows. on the other
Side of the mast am going 10
make some notches. and the newest
notch will represent johnson straits.
about tho difficulties of which no
one had word TO say. Our next
burubOo, according 10 all the dope.
Is Queen Charlotte everyone
vino lad ever heard u a trip TO
Ahsltu Or had ever made the trip
once told us what a terrific time
wc would have getting ncsoss Queen
Charlotte sound
Some % tho men who know these
waters thoroiy may smile az our
presumption in making light OF the
hazards Of tho trip. in view o. our
limited experience. but just the
same wen bet there are a lot OF
them VITO niso smile 70 hear the
tales that nrc told about the dan.
gers OF such n place. Then. OF
calrse. II Is ono thing 20 run q
tiny little boat thru n narrow. swift
running channel and quite another
10 pilot thru huge liner that re-
quircs two or three city blocks In
which 60 turn mound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
WARN BUILDERS
Imported Cement Doesn't
Work, Is Claim

Seattle builders were warned satur.
day by building supt Robert l.. Proc.
tor against the use Of new and un
tested brands of building cement.
Proctor declared that the Seattle
market has been flooded with moro
than . score OF different brands Of
cement. all OF which are of doubtful
worth.
The cement. he said. has arrived In
Seattle in vessels coming from Eu
rope. Tho cement is used as ballast
by tho ships and can be brought here
from European ports for 50 ton.
Some Of the cement. according 10
Proctor has been dampcned and
partly solicited. II is reground here
and put out TO unsuspecting purchas.
ors as being top.grade material.
Building code requirements of tho
city provide that all cement used in
construction shall conform TO certain
specifications established by the
American Society for Testing Mate.
rails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Barber shop was popular place.
Dry agents were curious and found
booze in soap boxes. Charles era.
Waite. 1925 Westlake. is held.
Alfred Leach will have two to five
years TO ponder over the theft Of a
safe from the McGrath Candy com.
pany.
why the Car Was Dethroned9
70 be topic Of ]. T. Boettcher Sun.
day at 8 y. m. in New Auditorium,
fifth ave. ". and corlIss St.
Attorney o. p. Thorgrlmson leaves
Seattle today for Europe to attend
bar association sessions in London.
Sam True and Robert Young, hold.
up men, get terms OF two to IS years
At Walla WaIla.
Mrs. Anna Hannaford. Argonne
apartments, accused Of pointing gun
at Mrs. Marie Allen. Latter wants
$4,000 for mental anguish.
Seattle Chamber wins tourist ad
prize at Pacific Coast Advertising
convention at Fresno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

on going ~ long az We could. hop.
ing 90 make Fix bay. anyway.
Twice we came 90 little coycs where
We ran in 20 repicnish tho gas
tank and bail some Of the water
out Of the boat. While running
close 80 a high rock cliff my cap
blew overheard and We circied three
times between tho cliff and mass
Of derclIct logs 10 recover II.
on the second circle the tiller
rope broke. frnyed thru. and
Topped over tho stern and held the
rudder with my hand until we had
swung clear OF the cliff. But we
kept on making some Roadway and
after we had passed a point or two
that We had feared would turn US
back. the water seemed 20 get
somewhat smoother and when Elk
bay hove In sight we decided that
We could go on 20 Rock bay.
From then on until we rounded
Chatham point. the run was easy
but by The time we reached the
point the tide had commenced TO
flood and II was slow run until
We could get in 20 Rock bay. AZ
rived there Il was apparent that
there was no place available for
w 10 unload our gear and camp on
the beach. 20 a crowd Of obliging
loggeB directed Us across the chan.
mel 10 little bay on one OF the
Thuriow islands, where there was
an abandoned logging camp Here
we ran our boat up beside tho old
skidway and made our camp beside
a little creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
STATE RECEIVERS
CALIFORNIA; Setback Over,
Says D. E. Gilman

California Is now rapidly recover
Ing from the setback suffered as a
result OF the restrictions made ncces-
sary by the hoof and mouth cpl
denic. according TO Don f. Gilman.
Pacific Coast manager OF the Chris
tan Science Monitor. who was in
Seattle Friday on a business trip.
Gilman's offices are in san Fran
cisco.
Almost all restrictions have now
heen removed that were put in ef-
feet during the epidemic" he said.
Business suffered Tor Few days
during the worst OF the trouble.
but has almost completely recovered
now."
Only 1 per cent Of all the cattle
IN California was killed during the
time the disease ragged. Gilman said.
Because the percentage was so small
the dairying industry was not great
" injured, he declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
ny ALEXANDER HERMAN
~ n Serxir. Arffert


MEM YORK. June William
Jennings Bryan. three times "a run,
eer.up in the presidential race and
champ endurance record holder.
seems all set for another comeback,
He doesn't acknowledge this out.
right. OF course. For that would he
poor politics. since Bryan comes 10
the convention Florida delegate
Instructed Tor McAdoo-
But I'm here like a fireman at
a iirehouse." be told me. sleeping
with my clothes ON ready Tor any
nre."
Some unkind wag remarked that
Byan's clothes look as n ne had
slept IN them long. long time. hut
the colonel went on:
Il hope thcro will he no alarm.
But II there SIN ready"
Bryan certainly looks lit. His
wind seems as good as ever and his
general condition Is fine.
And his position at the track Is
relatively the same as Il was in 1886
when he hoped out OF the press.
box and spoke himself into the nom.
nation with his famous cross Of
gold speech.
Altho there may be no conSlagration
at this convention. Bryan says he is
sure
There will he very hot time. -
Some OF Il will emanate from the
Florida delegation. For at least one
member OF the group Is suspicious
Of Bryan. He is Albert w. Gilchrist.
former governor OF the state. and
he believes the eommoner is seeking
tho nomination for himself
However. Bryan insists that he is
for McAdoo. and says he will stick
by him until he is nominated-or has
lost all chance.
But as tho convention grows hot.
and tho delegates swelter as ono dark
horse after another Is trotted around.
Bryan may detect blaze that needs
extinguishinE-
And then some real fireworks may
tegin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Find Experts at
Camp Rifle Range

CAMP LEWIS, June 2S.- Many
expert riflemen and sharpshooters
were revealed in the ranks OF the
r. O. r c., OF the shoot yesterday.
Next week tho men win devote time
to pistol practice, A team of ex.
perts, numbering so men, will at.
tend the national mntches to be
held this summer ut Camp Perry, o.
a contingent of 10 men from
Hawaii, 1000 miles away. arrived
here Friday for training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
CHRISTIAN

Ballard Christian church. ". Goth
and 22nd n. W. Herman y. Williams.
n. THE American Voter and HIS
Vote: s. THE God That Made Israel
10 Play"
Iindlay Christian Church-Flnd.
lay 81. between 4sth and 18th. J. S.
Mccallum. II. Where 10 Worship.
1850. Lessons From the Book Of
Nehemiah"
First Christian church, Olive and
Broadawy. Russell r. Thrapp. II,
"Slnvo and Commander in CHIEF:
7:30. union service with Westminster
Presbyterian church at their church.
Greenwood Christian church. Ere.
mont ave. and sist. r. y. Plunkeit
IL, Vision OF Hope; 7:30. "Dirac.
tons for the Day Of Trouble"
Queen Anne Christian church, Lee
and Third, r. l.. Kechiey. II, THE
Message OF the Hour"
University Christian church. 50th
and 18th ave. n. T.. c. I<ieihauer.
IL and 3. DR. Kleihauer viii speak
both morning and evening.
Wallingford Christian church. i3rd
and Densmore. Norman +. johnson.
IL and 7:3O.
West Seattle Christian church,
Genesee and 42nd ave c. +. Stan
ton. II. fifth in series on "The
Kingdom OF Heaven: 7:30, first in
series on Marriage and the Home. Z"
First Christian church. Broadway
and Olive. 7 p. m. union service OF
Westminster Presbyterian and First
Christian churches, with exhibition
Of handiwork Of pupils Of Summer
Bible school, and award OF certifi.
Gates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
SURVEY NARROWS
BEFORE ENTERING

By dint OF close watching Of the
tide and carrying most OF our gear
aboard thru the water. we managed
10 got away from YRoulia this morn.
ing without getting hung up on tho
rocks. The tide was supposed 20 be
cbbinE. but 80 far as wo could see II
was running in alternate "strcaks'
OF ebb and flood current. with plenty
OF eddics and whirls thrown In for
good measure.
a run Of half an hour brought us
TO QunthiasM cove. where there Is a
canncry and store. Here We took
on few provisions and some gas
and then ret out for tho terrible
Seymour Nnrrowa. "A run Of perhaps
five miles
As We ncarcd tho Narrows we
could rec white line OF waves run.
ming across the entrance, which we
nftcrwnrd knew 10 be the tide break.
ing across Ripple rock, which lies
somewhat near the center OF the
channel. But 20 the right there
seemed to be fairly calm water and
VIC debated whether we should go ON
thru or wait for slack water, n mat
ter OF three hours.
But we had heard 80 much about
tho Narrows that we decided We had
better not chance ", so VIC ran on
across the mouth Of the Narrows and
into Nymphe cove, where we beached
tho boat and then climbed the hill
at tho entrance OF the Narrews to
have q look at them from an oleva'
49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
EPISCOPAL


All Saints Episcopal Church
Rev Cancn Ronald hilton II a. m.
sermon. topic. THE Dreamer
81 Luks's Episcopal Church.
Rent0n- Rev Canon RoIald Hi
ton a. M. holy communion. ser.
mon. topic. THE idealiat."
81 Johns Parish Episcopal
Church-California ave. and Iiauford
a.. West seattle Rev. Maurice 49,,
water. rector. II q. M full choral
service. sermon. Jesse O. Y0ult0n.
prsecntor, Richard -. Baker and
Paul Dean, officiating
Madison street Methodist Episco.
pal Church-esd ave. and +. Madi.
son o. George c. roolton. pastor
Veterans day viii be observed sun.
day with an "old peoples service"
IN the morning, Rev. Il. y. Drill D..
u. officiating s y. m. evangelistic
service, THE Making Of Character"
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth ave. and Marion ~. p. m,
Temple chorus viii give last monthly
concert or The season. Montgomery
Lynch, director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
TAXICAB GUARDS
ARE ARRESTED

Trouble between union iaxicsb
drivers and non-unlonists came TO
a head Saturday morning with the
arrest Of three men, alleged 10 be
guards for non-union drivers en-
pioyed by the Brown & White Taxi
cab Co. One OF the trio drew "A
gun on officer r. r. Covclle and
all three were armed with pistols
They are held in tho city jail await
ing charges to be filed against them
under the state law prohibiting the
carrying OF Weapons.
Inspector Joe T. mason Saturday
ordered all motorcycle men and
traffic officers TO act as guards for
the taNieabs and 10 prevent trouble
Covellc saw n taxi at First ave.
and University 81. Behind It was
an automobile occupied by Il. Il.
Flanthc. 35: c. T. Hin. IS. and
John Miller, As. They were appar-
entity acting an a convoy for the
taxi Coyelle saw nm with pistol
in plain sight. he says.
lie stepped on the running board.
Hin ordered him off, NJ the same
time sticking the gun in the police
mans ribs, Covelle then placed tho
three under arrest and put them in
Jail. All OF the men had loaded
pistols and admitted, according 10
Sergt. Frank Fuqua. traffic chief,
that they are employed by the
Brown & White Co.
There has been trouble between
tho taxicab companies and the
union. according TO the police. and
armed guards have been employed
by tho different companies 10 pro-
tect non-union drivers.
a conference has been called by
the police for Saturday afternoon
between the union men and the taxi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Sunday in the Churches

groups. evening sermon. John q,
Patton. Apostle ~ Che rev Hebri.
dcsf Odd Fellows Will attend this
service In e body
Eternal Truth Spiritual Church
Of America 1915 First ave; rev
a. r Colder. .. M open forum;
$50 o. m, circles, 3 p. m lecture
free. mezE8EeE.
Tieos0phical society. Seattle lodge
100 Lyon Bldg. Third and james.
Is j.. m. lecture Of the hupcr phys
lcaI faculties. by " q Shepard.
Church Of Spiritual Unity ..
M open forum; me ages. divine
healing. circles
Temple Elosh sO5 = Pine e.:
Edward a Bovshover. minister ~
"a m. The Social Significance OF
the New World Message. 8 p. m,
The Occult Aspect Of the New
World Message" Temple chants
and sacred inyocations.
Worlds Bible College and Sew
enth EJECT Church In Israel -702s
Ninth ave. ~ ". Daniel sslwt
messenger; ? p. m. what the r..
suits Were By the Serpent Being
Up in the Tree and What the Ser.
pent Is"
Open Forum-lg2O Fourth ave.
Topic led by L. a. Griffin Brown.
lee. Spiritual experiences and love.
Healing messages. circles. social
gathering and refreshments.
Religious Open Forum-lOG Madi.
son a.; Jason y. McElwaln speaks
on THE Goal OF Life" al Rlyenua
park. - noon. Open air meeting
and basket lunch.
Saint Marks Episcopal church
Harvard and Spring ST.: Rev. John
ID. Mciauchlan Ph. D.; associate
priest, Rev. n. n. Gowen. -. D.; cur
ate. Rev. Chester a. Taylor. a. m.
holy communion; 900. children's ser
vice; II. morning prayer and sermon.
Providence and Its Problem; p.
m. Young Peoples Service league:
1870 ,. m. evening prayer and ser.
mon. Two Invitations"
Saint Micbael's Chapel Of Saint
Marks parish-6th and John st. $3.50
a. m. song eucharist and sermon: 3.
church school
Trinity Parish church-Rev. vii.
liam II. Bliss. rector. Rev. r. A.
Burge. assistant. a. m. holy com.
munion: Il a. m. morning prayer and
sermon, The Great Supper for tho
Poor and the MANNED and the Halt
and the Blind; rector. preacher.
p. m, evening prayer and sermon,
Gods Benediction" Rev. Burgc,
preacher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Needs Clothing
for Children

Dear Miss Grey. Ny husband has
been out Of work and we have had
so much sickness this last year and
we have four girls. ages 3. 8. and
H. | am wondering II you can help
me. The children need clothes and
can sew--maybe some Of the read
crs have things that their children
have optgrown or anything | could
make over. shall be very thankful
for anything YOU may do.
IN NEED.
Cynthia Grey will be glad to give
this lndy's address to anyone inter.
ested in this case. Call MA in-0600
and ask for Cynthia Grey depart.
ment.