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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27

ton named herein IN regular semi
monthly installments unless released
prior 20 the termination OF this con-
tract in accordance with section 9
hereof. regardless of whether or not
the contracting club exercises the
privilege Of reserving the party of the
second part for the season OF ISL"
Drawn Up by U. s. Jurist.
President c. W. Murphy OF the Cubs
stated that the above cause was pre-
pared some years ago by a Judge
Thompson. now deceased. who occu-
pied the federal bench for the South
ern district Of Ohio. According to Mr..
Murphy, this Judge was asked TO make
the section impregnable and secure
from attack in any court and when he
completed the paragraph he told the
national commission that II filed all
their demands and would hold any
where.
Murphy denied that he had thought
OF trading Heinie Zimmerman. He as
serted that the fact that Zim's name
was on the reserve list, where IL
would have to be anyway. caused
some persons Of violent imaginations
to exercise their gift when he sent
copies 10 other msgnates.
II was announced at Ban Johnson's
office that the schedule makers OF The
big leagues would get togethd- at
French Lick Springs Jan. to pro
duce the 1914 dates. The season will
open on April 14-that is assured
but the closing date. oct 4 or 5. has
not yet been determined.
The rules committee. which was TO
have held 2 session at the same place.
v-.U not get together until johnson
and Teucr straizhten out their digeT-
rucez johnson says he believed club
owners only were 20 be selected and
therefore picked Connie Mack ana
Charles Somers Of Cleveland to repre-
sent. with himself the American
league. Governor Teuer chose Score
tary Foster or che Giants. Umpire
Hank O'Day AID Manager Miller Hug
pirz OF the Cardinals TO represent his
league.
The schedule committee will 20 TO
Cincinnati 10 report 20 the national
commission. which assemblies Jan. >.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27
CHIP ASSERTS HE'S TOO
SLOW TO BE A BIG CHAMP

Pittsburgh. Pa, Dec. N.-GeorEe
Chip yesterday disciaimed the middle
weight championship. The conqueror
OF Prank klaus CHANGED 70 encounter
4 party OF sports who hadn't Witnessed
the combat chip nodestly assured
these men that he didn't claim TO be
champion.
But" he added. i have a good
punch. can take some hard wallops
without going over and box some
However, I'll be fair 20 you. aid say
that NY legs are not speedy. Ever
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27
SCRAPS OF SPORT

New York, Dec. 27.-James f. Sui
livan, who has charge of the sporting
features of the Panama-Pacific exposi-
ton at San Francisco in 1915. is lay
ing plans for a baseball series between
the worlds contenders of that year.
Mr.. Sullivan said yesterday that he
intends to take up the matter with
President John X Tener of the Ma
tional league and President Ban John
son of the American league soon after
New Years. 1t is Mr.. Sullivans idea
to have a so-called supplementary
worlds series" for a valuable trophy
to be called the Panama-Pacific Cup,
the rival pennant winners to play
seven games on the exposition grounds
Immediately after the regular worlds
series has been decided
Tom Andrews and Ben Steinel, Mil
waukee promoters. were in Chicago
yesterday. Andrews announced that
he expected TO use AID Wolgast against
Sammy Trott on New Years day.
Steinel has several important matches
in sight.
Larney Lichtenstein leaves January
. for Los Angeles TO take charge of
Jimmy Clabby's campaign for the mid
dleweight championship.
Matty McCue and Joe yelling in
dulged in a head-on collision while
boxing at the Nate Lewis gym yes
terday in Chicago. They bled pro-
fusely. McCue's cut was on the back
OF the head. II will not keep him
from meeting Tommy Bresnahan at
Racine New Years. though two
stitches were taken in the wound
Johnny GrifFths. the Ohio light
weight sensation. was expected in Chi
cago yesterday on the way to Milwau-
kee TO box Ray Temple Monday
night. Grifiths may take a workout
here, so the fans can look him over.
New York, Dec. 27.-Turfmen heard
with regret yesterday of the death of
Frank L. Tyler. q bookmaker known
from coast 10 coast as "Humming-
bird" Tyler. Tyler got his nickname
on the New York courses because OF
the peculiar method OF calling on bets
TO his SHOEMAKER He made a So
called big store book when racing was
In its heyday heTeabOuts.
ST. Louis. Mo. Dec. 27.-Otto Yack- I
now. the clever Cleveland boxer. out /
pointed kid" Bandy. the 81. Louis |.
,iugger. at the Stag Athletic club yes 1
-erday. IL Was one OF the hardest I
Ought battles seen here this season I
iackow secured the only knockdoWn. /
iropping Bandy for the count OF nine 1
n The eighth round.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27

New York. Dec. 2T.-Ambit.ous ball
players are agreed that they'd rather
work for MuEGsy McGr1w than almost
any one else. because the Giant lead
or develops managers who are able
TO earn fat salaries leading rival
teams.
No other manager in the business
today has supplied so many leaders
TO other clubs. Two OF his men have
recently been assigned TO handle
major league clubs next season anu
a third Will be at the head OF a South
ern league club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27

Wnbert Robinson. teammate of Nc
Graw when MuGgsy played third for
the Baltimore Orioles. and until this
year handler and developer of Giant
recruits, Will handle the Brooklyn club
next season. Charley Herzog has
been made manager of the Cincinnati
club and Harry Mccormick will lead
the Chattanooga team.
Bad Bill Dahlen, former Giant sec
ond baseman. was in charge OF the
Brooklyn team several years. He
learned the game under McGraw.
Roger Bresnahan. another product Of
the McGraw system. managed the St.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27
MEXICAN BEATS BROWN
IN MELBOURNE FIGHT

Melbourne. Australia, Dec. ~
Hugh'e Mehega1. the Australian Ignt-
weight champion, won the decision
over Pal Brown Of Hibbing. MINI, ia
a fast 20-round bout This was tAa
opening bout OF the annual boxing day
spectators. By Winning Michigan
evened up matters with Brown VINO
defeated The former at Sydney in Oc-
tobeF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27

Louis Cardinals for two seasons. Joe
! McGinnity became manager of the
Newark Glib after his iron arm be
came rusted in the Giant service. Ar
thur Devlin tried his hand at manag
ing the Oakland club of the Pacific
coast league last season, but was not
a huge success.
They say Ned Hanlon, who man
aged the Baltimore team when Nc
Graw played there, is proud of the
work of the players he headed. Nc
Graw, Kelley, Jennings, Gleason
Clarke, Doyle and Robinson all de
veloped into managers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27

this way.
Another feature, more serious TO
local baseball fans, is that the sum
that it is alleged Murphy promised
to pay for the battery was TO be used
in paying OFF a debt of the local base
ball association. Now there is a de-
felt of some $500, and Champaign
may be without a team next summer
as result.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-27

since l got into the game, that's been
my handicap. Hard work hasn't help
ed much. have played baseball and
run races in hopes of getting more
speed, but everything fails. Slow feet
and all. am ready for the big guns In
the middleweight bunch"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
SOLDIER PUBLISHER IN TOWN

E. Edgerton, proprietor of the
Soldier Courier and the Hin City
News was a visitor at this office
today. Mr.. Edgerto1 was returning
from business trip to idaho Falls
and bells us that this was his first
visit to The outside in many months
He speaks optimisihally Of crop
conditions about Soldier but saws
that corn and tender growing veg
etables were badly nipped by the
frost a few nights ago. The big
old settlers reunionNOn August 18th
VIII be hummer, he says and for
meat the Soldier FOLKS are going 10 |
serve real bar meat. Games and
various amusemepts will b., BRO /
Vmed end ali around SoIdir plansc /
nave one grand, glorious time.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
SHOSHONE- E-JERONE
ROAD To FALLS
MAY Be BUILT
Auto Road From ShDsIone to ~h0
shOne Falls Via Jerome Would
be Il Winner.

There will be public meeting oi
the Business Men associaiicn al
the town hall tomorrow Friday
evening at whitehall citizens are in
yited. The meeting is for the par
pose Of discussing matters connect
ed With the proposedAnatonai high
way, which will pass through some
portion of Southern Idaho and also
local road matters Including ike
lyr a suggestion that a local high
way district be found.
Shoshone Highway district is
building a splendid new road eight
miles south of Shoshoae, which
brings it down into this segregation
II runs directly through some Of
the land under The pumping pro-
ject and within a very short dis
tance of land untier the gravity sys-
TEN.
Fails City highway district
comes to within three miles of
Jerome, and that district, in con
junction with the county, is plan
ming 10 greatly improve its road
clear to ShoshoNe Falls. phis leaves
a gay between there Two districts
in which is located Jerome without
much chance or means Of making
permanent road improvements. Thisi
situation suggests that JerOm /
should do something.
Besides this. an effort is being
made to secure the national high !
way through these two highway |
districts via Shoshone falls and the /
town of Shoshone. jerome should
certainly cooperate in some W. /
In this enterprise.
1t is for the discussion Of lhcs
The subjects are among the most
things that the meeting is called
important that have come before
this community in a long time ana
1t IS hoped that there will be
large attendance at the meeting
North Side News.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
JEROME LAND
CASE MAY 60 TO
WASHINGTON
Question Of sufficiency iof Proof Is
Invoked in Hearing Before
Com. Disney.

An interesting land contest case
was held Monday, before L. :. Com
missioner DISNEY. wherein William
Dykes was the contd stan AND Viola
Sedgwick conteslee. The land inVol
we'd is q very valuable tract Of
three hundred andl twenty acres.
located a few miles basi Of jerome.
ana is wa1ered by Tue Twin Falls
North Side Land & WAler company.
A nunbor of wiinesA-s We're eX-
amned cn each side lof the con-
troVeIsg, and the evideRce was very
conflicting. II is LIKELY Thai the
case will be carried to fine secretary
OF the interior, who 4 the highest
authority, before tho matter viii
be finally settled, as the land is
worth ten thousang dollars, or
more. The conteslantN was repres-
ented by Barkley q Hall, the Je-
rome attorneys while Sen. j G.
Heddriek Of Blaine coanty. repres-
snted the contestee.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
COUPLE ARE MARRIED

Mr.. Emery NJ. Carr and Miss
Blanche Forbes, both of Jerome
We're married in Slfpshone Wecines-
day, July 10th.
The young people took The eve
ming train for Boise where thew
VIII spend a part Of what we hope
VIII prove a long honeymoon.
Both are well known in Jerome
Mr.. Carr is the very efficient clerk
at the North Side Inn. and hsi
bride IS the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs.W illiam R. Forbes. Both are
pioneers of the town and among its
most popular young people.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
ORDINANCE NO 80

An ordinance dividing the village
Of ShOShOne into wards for use Of
water for irrigation and Regulating
the use Of water from the mains
Of the Light and Water Company
Providing penalties for the viola
tiOn thereof and repeating Ofdinanc'
ON. 81 OF the village of SilOSh0ne.
and declaring an. emergency
BE it ordained by the chairman
Of the board OF TruseeS Of The Vii
Iage Of ShoshOne.
Section T. The village Of Sno-
shone is hereby divided INTO the
( following described wards for lhe
purpose Of regulating and control
ing the use Of water taken from
the MAINS Of the Shoshone Light
q Water company tq-wit;
Ward No. shall consist Of all
that portion of the Village of Sho-
shone lying east of d line described
as follows.
Commencing at a point where Tie
center of Peterson street intersects
the north line Of the corporate linn
its Of Shoshone. running thence il
a sOuthernly direction I along the
center Of Peterson street to The
main line OF. the Oregon Short Line
Rail Road company; running thence
in westerly direction along the
main line Of the said railroad to
a point where it intersects with the
center line Of Walnut street; run
ming thence in a south-westerly di-
rection along the center line of Wal
nut street: running thence in
south-westerly direction along the
center line Of Walnut street to the
south corporate line Of The village
IF Shoshone. II
Ward No. ? shall consist of that
portion Of the village of shoshone
lying west of the line herein above
described
Section 2. It shall be unlawful
for the owner Of occupant Of any
property in ward No. 1 Of the viii
Iage Of Saoshone to sprinkle any
lawn, garden, trees or to do any
irrigation Wajatsoevet from the
mains Of the shoshone Light &
Water company during the even
days OF theimonth. Pro-
'ided that this restriction shall not
apply to the court house square or
school properties.
And it shall be unlawful for the
'wner or occupant Of any property
within Ward No. 2 of Che village
+ Shoshone, to sprinkle any lawns,
trees or to do any irriga- l
ION whatsoever from the mains
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
CANADA EXCURSION.
August 5

Via Oregon Short Line. Very
low rates t6NLetbbridgof /Siirling.
Raymond, IMagtatb, and Cardst63n'
with limit of s6skemDer soth. Ii,;k7 K
cts will De s9ldl for train~No. 8
leaving Salt Lake1 ;l55 m A,,g2
ust 5th or for .tpafns connecting
Herewith. See~0, IS. L. agents east
Of ShoshoH6 and Bull and west Of
Montpelier inclusive for rates and
further particulars
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
Council Passes Water Ordinance
Measure Divides City In Two Wards and Reg
ulates Use of Water---Designed to Con
serve Water Supply and I'm
poses Penalty Thereon.

of the Shoshone Light q Water
company during the odd numbered
days Of the month.
Section No. 3. 1t shall be unlaw-
ful for for any owner or occupant
Of any premises within the village
of Shosione to use any water from
the mains of the Shoshone Light
4 Wafer cofnpany for irrigation
through an open hose provided Ina
it shall not be unlawful for ann
such person to irrigate the trees in
the tree parA adjoining his prem
ises with an ohen hose.
Section T. ~ shall be unlawful
for any owner Or occupant of any
premises within the village Of Sho-
shone to use wafer from The mains
of The ShOshonel Light & Water Go.
fer irrigation Purposes during Time
Of conflagralion!
Section 3 It shall be lawful
for the owner Or occupant of any
premises within the village of Sbo-
shOne to use any water from the
mains Of the dhoshone Light &
Water company for irrigation be-
tween the hours, of nine 49, o'clock
p NJ and five 81 o'clock A NJ.
Section No. It shall be iaw-
ful for the Shoshone Light 4
Water company or its assigns to
stop The use and. turn off the sup
uly Of water from any premises
within the villagelo Shoshone. for |
any violation of this ordinance. /
provided that the owner or occu-
pant of said premises may have
the water turned on again upon t
the payment of a fee of one dollar. /
Section No. T. It shall be unlaw- |
ful for any person other than the
officials or agents of the Shoshone
Light & Water company or its as
signs to use or turn on the water
for any premises within the vii /
Iage of Shoshdne after the same
has been turned off by the sad
company.
Section 8. Any person convi..,d I
IF a violation Of any Of The pro-
'isicns Of the ordinance shall be
'med in sum not less than one
iollar tsi.00l and not more than
twenty-five dollars ,s25.0O)
Section No. g. Ordinance of the
'illage Of Shoshone, No. 81 is here
y repealed.
IN emergency existing this or
finance shall be in full force and
fleet from and after It's passage
nd publication.
A. /. Mcmahon, Chairman
ttest:
larry w. Anderson, Clerk.
SEAL)
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
Would Keep Bryan at His Post Of
Duty

Washington IuE Senator Bri-
tow today introduced y resolution
aimed at Secretary Bryan's recent
statement that he was obliged 20
go on lecture tour because Of
insufficient official salary, calling
on President Wilson to report what
salary would be sufficient TO en-
able Bryan TO remain permanently
at his post. Objection Of democrat
ic senators pretented immediate
consideration.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
T. Plat Williams ,Ia,,.iod

J. Platt Williams of The Corner
pharmacy on East Center street
Is home with his charming Young
bride, who was Miss Clara Belle
Irgens, and who became Mrs. Will
llams at Valley City, N. d.. "A shor,
time ago. The bride was formee-
ly popular school teacher in This
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are
housekeeping at 235 South Fourth
avenue.-Pocatello Tribune.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
WIZARDS Of
WASATCH| ARE
GETTING BUSY
salt Lake Gity's Big Hall Carni-
val VIII be ; Gilt
tering Ev 4nt

Each day secs wonderful propress
in arranging for the siupendous
Festival Carnival tel be given in
Salt Lake City August the 28-29-
Both.
} There viii be foul parades, one
OF them a magnificent night elec-
trio parade. There will be twelve
floats built 10y the WarCs Of the
Wizard Of ire Vasatch, under
whose direction lhis wonderful
event viii take place, in addition
to marchers. banCs. lflanteaux club
and dozens of attTSsetHe features.
Then there Will I'D the wonderful
and beautiful daylight floral par
ade. at which tlmell lhe Wizard will
be welcomed by lii0usancs cf chill
dreu and The keysfOf the city turn
ed over to him Friday, August %
Will occur the military parade. In
this will appeal soldiers, national
and local, besides marching clubs,
fraternal ganilali.Hs and features
of appealing inaeresi
Negotiations are now under way
for all kinds Of free attractions and
attractions foF THE Gulch7 The
latter named was taken for that
section that viii be given over to
carnisals. street fairs, etc. The
chicago Worlds Fair had its
Midway Plaisahce, and other pla-
ces different naames The Wards
of the Wizard Of f'the Wasatch have
selected the name The Gnlch' as
beng indicative Of the surrounding
and also pertinent to the state in
many localities
COMMERCIAL clubs Of all the
cities in the state have been in
vitad to participate. Many have
sent in word they viii have ren-
neSeniativcs in some Of the par
aces and viii akQ sand in larg5
decorations Of fti1nes. Gogntg lc-.. c..:
miSsiOner> have. alsa hen coumalni
Gated wilh and Nmany counties in
Ihe state viii have floats and do
LhiAss to 'q0nesept their sections.
Word cones from Montana, Ida
3o. Nevada, Colorado and other
states mat there wal 40 be large
leiesations from those points. IN
ADDITION there will be strangers
rom all over the world.
In fact it is safely estimated that
salt Lake City will have, during
he carnival, the largest number NJ
lsltors that has ever attended.
The railroads have all given cheap
EXCURSION rates and are adveFtis-
ng the event all over America.
The Wards tbernselves-tha or
anlzation now Numbering several
undred members-are all zeaIons
at work to aid, in making the
elebration a success and also 10
ee that every yisit Tor is taken care
I. The city Will be gorge0usIy dec
rated in gold, silver and copper
ls colors Of tte Wards, and in fact
Ie entire affair will be one Of
ie most brilliant end Spectacular
er seen in the west.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
FARMER BREAKS
BREAKS GATE;
HE IS ARRESTED
GOOding Farmer Breaks Water Gate
and is Arrested Tor Nio-
lation Of Law.

Cooling r. w Bullschau, a
rancher ON the south Gootiimg tract
was arrested and fined 500 for
breaking lock on a headgate Of
the Idaho Irrigation company This
is the first instance Of tampering
with locks that has been taken up
by the company on the Gooding
tract.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
Miss Helen Duffy as Edna Earle, in St.
Elmo, at the Baugh Saturday nightJuy 9

A jolly camping party consisting
OF Mt. and Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. d.
l.. Hughes, Mrs. Sargent, Orin and
David Hughes and Herman Post
spent ten days in the hills back
OF Ketchum, returning home last
Wednesday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
North Shoshone Items
.Too late for last week.

Mrs. /. W Walker and So Ed
ward are wsitr a few day al
the home Of Mr.. and Yrs. Regal
Mr.. Geo. Caches mother arrived
some time ago and will make a
somewhat extended visit with her
son.
Mr. Nelson Dudley is up from his
home at Hagermau. putting up
his crop of alfalfa acre on the Big
Wood river.
w. NJ. Wyetl is quAe in at his
hone with rheumatic fever. His
neighbors turned out (and pat up
his crop Of alfalfa.
Mr., and Mrs. W. TA pmdum ar
rived from Topeka, Kansas, for an
extended visit at the Home of their
daughter. Mrs. W. j Wallace.
Mrs. R. W. Gwib ana children
spent the ilh at the ranch and
among neishb0rs while out they
called on Mrs. W. u. Wallace and
Mrs. W. r. Ritter.
The Changers had a picnic at
the home Of W. JNPecA on the
Fourth Of July. Base ball. sack,
races, boys and girls races, potato
races and a merry7go-round enliv-
med the occasion. .ill brought their
dinner and ale under the shade of
he apple trees.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Rev. w. J. Barger will have
charge Of the services at the
Methodist church during the alb
sence of the pastor who goes east
on his vacation.
Mrs. w. T. Dougherty was the
week, when Mrs. l.. w. Garlock en-
guest of honor at two parties last
tertained Wednesday evening and
the Misses Denecke Thursday after
noon.
-Lost-One trained Doodle Buq.
Finder will please leave at John
son & Haddock's law office or at
Todds New Resort and receive re-
ward
Ed Noble and Rev. McLOed are on
their way to Chicago travelling in
with a train load of sheep |
shipped 10 that market by Fred
iooding. The boys expect to re-
urn.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Send the Journal to your friends
back east.
Mrs. E. C. Moore entertained at
cards on Wednesday evening in
honor of her guests Mrs. Adair and
Miss Gushee.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18
Dietrich Items

tIoo Late for Last Week
Z. Il. Matson and Jos. Billinger
each purchased about 20 head of
"h'te Faces for their ranches.
Nsshburn, Z Il R,r ar. u
housson md J. P. Nr ey mad. ~
ear Gt hogs this eek. Mr.. Hi,
OF shosh9ne was the buyer
Ester ziegler and family of War
saw, ILL.,, arrived Sunday for a visil
with the family Of J w. Satory.
Inc contract icr the well at the
hvereil school was let to Roes
sler Bros, of ShoshcDe at SIS per |
foot The pump and a four H. p.
Fairbanks gas engine will be pur-
chased from the Borden Mercantile
Go.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Judge Elliot wife and three sons
arrived from Seattle the first Of
the week. and Will visit at the
Bates Elliot home on The main ca
nal. The Jusige being on his way
to Denver stayed but a day or two
while Mrs. Elliot and the chill
dren made more extended visit.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Disnve
lett today on No. 10, the fast mail
Tor Pocatello where they joined a
party travelling by special train
from Chicago to Yellowstone Nat
ionai Park. Mrs. Edward Rossman
Disney was the organizre of Il
OF chicago who is the sister of Mrs
Disney was The organizer of the
united for the first time in years
when they meet at Pocatello. Mrs
hossmans husband is a prominent
arug man in the Windy City. Mrs
Disneys little daughter aecompani-
ed them.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Joe May and wife former Sho-
shone citizens but now living at
Ontario spent a couple of davs
visiting friends here this week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-18

Where is if' What? Paul Had
docks Doodle Bug.