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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

b. ia 5 soldier 90 ihs aon4naln es.siih
aiei in esf and pesse alike his nas ths
Hnfi,HrHiUa nnfBHr ana fan unfirinH
rncrHy ~ inr rntri9i Nho doee nut Nait
is Del ,aiiea bal s,.hs eagerly iu serve
ana arhs ff 49, ffHafI ns ~ thr
.une. iuuenras NJ 1ult sfn performed
NanY banau esme ~ him nnnousit
ioissais fa fbs national namol itilr
spiion ~ ltfi ohalimsp ~ ths
ii'fu.-'fsit, rtrsfinfr COMMITTEE va
lsts Iu ident 20 lhe State iar ln
issa nnHml anfI st nfaf So fis chit.
eAp sspp un 10 is91 nod uturfa
mufc ,Nsilnlulahfa fna0 lheas ht ~.
ie.isd of fefused a. pursue heoaHse be-
nai HfeaioF NufA ip ~ Thefs esa n0
piefsfmsui be mlahi not iato won "
mere ambition hsd been ihf ieainspflnG
~ hia ataion fUf us $50 "a man 81
ane'n nrnilo usnnsf suah amiabl.
fnnri tee. HiOh Iuias Hud sii b luffiH
senle fnal he eOuld 'oHy haNe ESQ
s'sl,l ia Sos nuisai where fffsfui
ind maFnsilU personality enlnustsis
mfuf nni hn afHlftl ne plals wnsns
Pei fuili nal ssfte oNtIs more th1n
himself
auflne mo hsi few Yeats Cbinnsi
n,ksil Han Hlfra his iheasla and enefey
almost rntiltlf ~ th. wufk ~ enc
lDses induaifai r4neress ~ whi,h np
aas iho president 4ud muaine spirit
iu ihni ltfsiilon boz rtua'si lafre sums
~ monsi ln Dee usniuhutrd 3, ssnsr
eun cliifsns uae himself ia the plu.
motion ~ Intensive agtlr mtufp ana he
Nrnduffci DampaaHn ~ afrifiNiurai
nrfiennehf switch hns lsiisd NAM mil
iloun a. tle farn fr.iutts and farm
tamsa ~ rsAan sod a. ne strninns ~
ih''se Nsio prcnioi Ny nis tsnchlnas
"a wAh q usfk ~ lrfe shlft hrsunht
him noahinn 10 re,uin pui illr appteaia.
zion ~ hts fcllaW sliisnns ~ ihai ~
bia elnnd.sn aasutanse AMI 30 be-
wac uch n ihr realisation Hf his salii0
TO The state suA nef retiiis
" vaH a nniAr llfU iH i've aud q has
hron fn inspiration io fhuuvands - hia
ppntfymsn ~.he ush siiits io omulair
Hs esampie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

BISHOP Ties Ian Wark an iht
maeadamisins u faftf uilss ~ faaa a
Hle slftap uisif.ti aHl ls issHin Is 81.
moffuN uffH tne return ffnfn usra.
~ M % f1ppn rtsd etrfff nNr
piu hove ahafRs ~ fts affuaI elft
ufufu0n nnff TIE weather Is mfsf
fafGfshle s1f 9f iapp.n sslsts fh
msts good psesrsfs ffem noes 80
County fDmmiss.aner INHn q IafiaIf
Bow Rae fHs tass ~ hesiina Fara
sfaFa led ~ sapfiF iif raad mafeflt
4nd VII starr Bic sn .stigafleHa ai anls
1he Il Ms1ob plaH nHiif aaus
tsilna ~ tnfse farf hefse steam -
sine Nph complete 0iHni ~ tf
plars aad ai.a, D. aha eanD s4ppAes
cod atrfssofiss eas tfHnRhf ta fout
inaias ana pafhsi fH fftafs aaa rsn.
ffai n4rfhauDns Be- en- mantas fta
euiff nas trnssa 1880 etfss ~ hsnd
shith fnsrlfH tHnHerrru Pr tfH
efafhef fna other nfeuapuaHs "a
iefHfa nef maas nf snf si.am a
poue aRifH lpai sV psfals1 H
iii" fIfN
tHf ATTORNEY h. d $50 .f and nn
Hfr sfr n CORPUS DhuFn &C. d shHs
flaif wins msiaftt a.tf wtaii.
lsF tuefuurn
a Nfu Ftsf fesuta sas eensml
nissff1 fa hoHarf iu rlahua af
fben efff HufuDff 81 fnffrfsIu.
mruis Hni iai Fafheruaa unr q
lho uuishie Gestures af the dly Nta
fhe sfftife at thr uishap nWel Di
MANAGER ue0far b FIssu nf r.tI
fesas 1iuref ia bio suess ffrri stem
go lht mfnh ffam 5000 o. outs soc
frtaf product ineu1ina ihe n.ff. tt
fraiaiHHfe ah4rh was t.uIsou Nhl. l
Had ufrn lu 'Dia tluilfr swn..rnt
Nmt w naUfc la .t..IIrnr. sf ar
pHlnnH nHfaf hna r.Hsh Ibf IF
inE foHw Has filifd aha .h. taftU.H
fHHh Hnfe anpfflls.l nl Nifana0i
hf Mfa fHu Htfl m .fIa.U
fih appropriate
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

ppiHirf hs cDl nfewHftf fbr fufmrr
Nsfshsi sud ehn fesIsnsi when Dni
brewster resigned uf iHla~ln D.
NOW 40 al ms homie ln r4u. Coufi hHi
n "a etpe. ifd fhai Del al' Quaur inl
~ soon aa h' refNf0ls ffam ha pes.
snf Nlnasa
So mi1en q nfn Mnnen nH'4
~ Z pfa.e nfntef uurnH rau NJ
ihf fafu0f Standardization ht UHn .hsf
If ruiirr snd rfiHf 90 rnst amplng
msni was aa ofnDef af hlnHmuis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
TAMPIC0 Oil

~ t hah nni been fa fac aar lr
Mesl.s. as snHia nsss Dad rsuii4s.
ul tiFeaa tl p,tf ,ht mse ~ 900
earth srppnA thrse lurla rsmli.a
ss.l iH the tiirhresi ol taat .an ht
ASH hr mahsnR raaas it u fhe
.,cspssi hiel I'D snd he d f,uni H
srr.uer santHlrs ara .s soften e,
tho siirittr With lrsa efgori ihau sn,
viAef o. in au, e,hyf ncld sci ds.
u,tvrcl
Mnrincr ne "a nnHlnpe' haA an,
tains u. a. Nith aisgina tAa saf ~
nel Aens sisssN hni 4 hsiseta the
aii Interests via rfentuasA b, sae.
crssfal in sh9psns ihs wnr
fnr l.er az rampsa s. caiieetus
a.k fifsusand a,,lhrs a das rs,alt,
YEA aal rNparsrd io g1e rnitp,i Statss
fhr business u sfee inr and bsh,ro
h,ns ibip vii pg,,lssnls amsnrt a.
siNts ihoan,nd Aolisrs prr aay
rhere o. plan ~ r~,t neN IS
oeiabaah an oil anAlas So Htrhor
ciN an5 eulN 1929 Nus fi,Qn
ihcrV so shr interior rnc aH sican
ers c,sniiss trm ra1,plco can e,sne
sll lse MAS lnn, li0rlw Ctf, ~
Nghierne afteF thss sri nBo thc
oster hafeef sni tlts 81 the nesresi
r,'sut ~ thf maiemrd where the,
can fiua Andlnx
rhvro n An nt,por dute on rcf,ne
- cii lnio lhis osNniFy and ~nip ~
Those dsss Nen WNl htar ~ great
cl rvflnsFA hsine nslN ss llare.,s
cav % reunv Iris eruac ~ frxa
rah,plso
Noa ehen'd lrtVss serf ~ vcur
"a peY IN ltars.w cats hes and ltar-
e,r cas- Sseck white sos have a.,
crpntans,s
R. h. BYsv, Gen. Agent
Ess cAapasvNl 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
BALDWIN APPOINTED DEPUTY
Former polies chisf ns~ DspDsy
United states mssshsl. Under
Marshal Hsfriro

tniied Hsafss M4fshai usfnnR ~
ihs soaibefn fstsr District hsh 80
npH1fsd ~ appointment ~ % 81
iisldNl1 as aepe uafstsi eiih nefa
gaaftfrs in thls ti 81 taia1lr
sltffsda ~ Peoples eho 4sa 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

fh- uQWlimiiou m ihr siplk mafkuf
p isia was srpaienth fhor.ash SSH
uui hrine ptnirtY 1fidf sni .Htuu
ty On earn showed s,mlauns ~ an
vi'ivfh trlrat nsihrr than nf "a rry
e'plmie fnshl i.uA aiNce tao Improved
fceilus hottest h the au.r eseas 81
iais 49, in less q. arara ~ runofs
90 hlslpess fnNh'ea "a ihIs tnd uiha
c'lles fsr ninplote histnn ~ fse
iFeftaa zee 'l.psa ahd 4aEk rNt1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
Review Business
Year. Forecasts


-s-'s'a'F.sass .'....asa.'.a.'.st '.s,...s
loo ip0s iiln 90 the erross n Boa
Utilities atef ieif eaH espnlned ns uu
fptr hanhuF q Nsol pact ga fhf f.,l.
anes bsins Contributed %, hrsr dss,i
ers in rahhsr ~ auinisDiir. irou tnd
lumhef mRnufafiurnH and DOai min
lns tailutta IH inr nrs hslf uf fhy
Fear porv hsiue th.sss bf lsit lfai ihs
liabilities sore Haif fuaNuN nnRer hut
ihe ihiui umfitI saw ihe Uaanla up
Reainst lhe 0Hfrtnl Ysar rspe. Hi.g n
iHhlufi.s Within Npfo swflird ht $3.50
hanklns troubles mentioned ani h.
iasf gArlufH auuns hna uAhluNfs
Wsfo DE- isgeeal ~ $50 ,rar
rhreuahna me anlro sear iAtl as
ln teli lhe iarre nuniissr Ol sma1 f,u.
ufes oaiie1 attention anoe TOO 1850 mtt
iNHl iHq tNnnNsa nmHnlif t4f hrrn
HIetuf dnHiei 10 late frafa in fhe
irp Yrsfs nnn i0pt in lAli nrnsltr.
f'io numnor joe ruancaa in,teaoi Nf
600 ref Nrlf uf W fa prr 0eui
whervtH ihf mcrrsse in population Naf
npt rs mneh ntef naW lhls rsie rais
spsrl flse iu lhe irfeentnse fnlns
eaeh f,ar ani rtiasi nrv fhr lura
iion Rhrihrf ihe hsH,t nctlasn ih enc
nnmhrf 0f iulsfs Wha Mnunea b, iha
tnlau, ~ i,usiness N'ue eil iho kneNn
fnH hat pninia urtr ihtt une we've
,ontlAinfd ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

fheN nv now talking ahonl new
rIlss for football Although an
great collcge sport Is comparative.
N safr va IT, present iorm. despite
abe faci That lhere rs a general ten
lvncA la yNaggeraie fatalities anv
rule which will relieve che game
81 my of ilA danger chances. viii
~ .Alaleanlrs Reliahlu Stalisl hos
fVf the year 1913 show thai ~ the
|fmnrdsnlls Among college plapcrs.
onlN our wss llirrlIs due lu font
hall lnlsfleS faoilAll Is MOI Is
sport ar weakllneN aud weakliagN
should MOI ~ permitted a. nlaS.
Mnsi ~ che reported foOllwll ia.
lsln'irs. usually exaggerated ovt,r.
l'rJ Among lsoNs 81 high schools or
ieNn ame'ullIrl lcams where lhrn'
WAS i'sl shu pr.awr tonehIng nar
lnriMl'clion over shn anme
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

With ~ tho remarkable thing.
that iran.pirvd duting 1913 We
are satisfied a. lpi tho Ola iAf
pass inin history
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

Tire esfss Gale,
D'shsp sare ~H
sisrsn sahseslptions shs Caller f
The Fsssssn cenfsstensr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

There VII br srtrfN rlerl.0pa
hr'd ~ Corpus Christ, during lrit
\ poll iaN roeripi shouts lou,lrf
than politicians
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

lrctiy sopn Nnu will hcar that
familiar and disuuiciine oxrlama
ton, |" Play Rail- Young Amers.
~ will emerge from his hasehAll.
islir hihrrnaiion shortly vrrs
shortly Il these halms days conliu.
ne o. transform Winter into Sum.
NOR.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

aviation msy b. lD.is,e soiiir II
vs. novelty bal IL has losi non, Of
iis taialnrss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

lIanlle your " i Rs like yon
would haal,ot 81 haI tgps lie
careful some ~ them Az moi as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

Tho circle 90 dpall which has
hocn droHn Fighter cnch day
around Oina0a may b. like km
crson : circle. TOO imavinnr, 80
Strip the vii, Oroxco
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

Nlrn we suggested lhe efgani
yalion Of Hog Clubs for Southwest
TcSns we didn't mean clubs zoe
two legged hogs Mosl ol that
kind alrcnd, hold membership h,
sumo sort of elnh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

You can send any Old ,,lpoun,l
package hy parcels post now
Suon, examinations fof postal
cafrios viii be- te,lurrd 20 physic
IN Tests. exclusively
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

The blood hy nse " recent in
Neniion, vHn be- removed from the
body clcuused, and thcn rluruci
ii'y The invention win not do as
much with lhonghts Hs hlood
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

President Wilson and john Lind
arr going a. gossip about our
liolghbof. MeAieo Wc have al
Why's bcen told u Is bad mAnnea
a. inlk ahuul one Drlghhur
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

We nado ouly Que y y Y That
being not 60 make any resolutions
Tor the New Year r. S We
have nut broken Il ypt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

nrcrnhrr was hy uu meaus "a
lean month Ia construction work Il
corpus Christi lmildinr permits
amounting "a SIS aa were issued.
This - onlN small Indication ct
what Is coming ~ the months dur
lnr The FIRST parl 81 a., NeW Year.
With The carrying out 81 che prcs
eat tentative hnlldlng program
iHil viii have heen ono at esner.
uua progress For Corpus christi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

trgpus Christi purchased Sos
worth AT Red Cros. Chrislmas
Neals, each deller az which will rp
3"f humanitarian and iuallh uses
Other ciiirs responded lihorhlly 10
tho worthy me,cmrnl represented
hN lhe Red Cros, Christmas Seal
and ihe aggregate ~ funds WIN
save hundreds of ll,cS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

F44af MfasffI uanf. t
80 Colorado rouhif sea aktf at
mstsf Is ths gfand is.as. ~
VI Tesns aas aasissa rregetsf laHa
So Lansfoff I'd H.shea ief Na Joss
ihai ts 1911 ~ tfft Iara.i aet
ine nte t1Fe aDn latffI Ii
fn re4festtf iHe ssaH4 mse.
IiaasioG 10 roo Ahtfns Un
49, grsas Master nan
ssaian $3.50 v8H He
t1gfH ~ AHfa Nnfpas HNFH 1F
afl knef.NH haaaaa slaht
tfsnsas fass anH ifa epar ns
invited fo ~ ftt gate ~ fn. Ha
~ uaneHt tHf aasaH
etsfrtss aiH 81 b.d n Hsan if.n
g 49, rNeaaf haHalHs sH Nat
aafi elH ue sufess In th. HsH an1.t
ibs .esFf fnnm i HH Ht nuat
.iesaiah amHna $50 r.arenb ifnI.fnT.
tW eos HrH ffri
natinE haf nfm. Iaf
a4niN fedaf sfrr fe r
bHns fsfmt eHa htH ur.I
tflf h ihf uan tnf rH
N.f Hu N0H a
Fsfla 1na ur alafeI .a lan 90
nfe mthap afas bfIeten H.f taa
tfl-.a
fr.aanr rraf IN.
rn fhHf mHu dnnlHn
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07
FRENCH FINANCE.

rhe walted French ioan %:
Esae0eteQ lH wrsk was over SUBJ
syta.I fss1s iimrs la either words
~ fae iesn ag toe smoani abss
samsd. ghrfe prre subscriptions rcaeh-
sa fhs gves ioisi II e. loe. oeo goo
RE sapie ~ France Themselves maae
~ satssriri hiah and bow. rish
snf poor allie coming forward wiih
Esir safIlas. iafxe or smail. gor in-
asSimeut in fhs governments secufi-
$50 e VAS sa eshieitsan which taos
as hres4a " financial Europe srd
slssfrined tar monef esnters ~ iha
sofif
D e on'f uathf Illustration ~ thr
snirtarllnafY aieins ppentu'es ~
sse Gsni race a fsr1acs tnd even
n5ss ssmafkabss proof pas siNea f'-tY
sSars seo AZ sh5 eiose ~ the Franco
frtsen par ef lsfg-It Hiemercs
a r uermaa enpire and aie-
iafse hamlasuug terms ~ peacs 20
81 4eers1 fae ln fhe pasaee ~ Yer
wnie Frsnee ias preHrair. bai tha
gfn chsneeiiar conee.opn - her mar
eesasa feeaperasae power az shown
q previous hissory. decided upon a
saan - winch b. fea thai hff SUBS
iaratioa woald b. assured fer ~ least
RECREATION 60 come n addition 20
Ssnasalnr fhs rsssion of ihe PROVINCES
- Aisscs ara f.arrslne. he esarted On
s-srtaens var sndrmnisy iu cssE. no
ssa nzea beinr 0vs -suiiiisrs.- or nv-
ikaasaa miiiss frspcs-a billion doll
srs 81 the crushed. hurnbied. i'm
eossrsshed condition - Frsrcs q was
ssif fhat ths nnaJ extortAon would
ravs an enduring weight apon her
shouidern r~ta 4 should b. lifted
her eonqneraf was not 10 evaeuats
ele ssrIgkea realm. To make M con-
1ltion apparently Impossible and stu
more calling. a iimlt u inree yeer'
vas n1ed withia which the vast
amount sho1la " paid such were thi
hard terms n me treaiy of Frank
<orf formaiiy ratified May 90 1871.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

Ia two years and three months the
money was fouy paid not less to the
dlsmay of Bismarck than 60 the won
dermrnt and admiration NJ the world
Payment was made 90 the las, ceutime.
and not Ia paper but ln eood hard coin.
From iholr boarded savings the peas-
ants. artisans ehopkcepers and serv-
ants brought forth the funds. and all
most faster than the money could be
received and receipted for the indem-
nly grew until the "llherator of hts
people" NJ Thicrs. was forced to cry
enough and refuse 10 accept more. Il
WAS the most marvellous stroke Of pop
ular finauelering ever seen up 70 that
time
rne french people are popularity rec
earded ~ mcfcurisl frivolous. dram
utie and hacking ia most of che eie-
meuis ~ souaii, and enduring quh-
il,s q IS true their trrift in "a way
So recognized in tne prcvcrh that a
French family can nvo ON what an
American family wastes Hut the
piodding. sterner virtues are not usu-
ally ascflhed TO them. Yet Il was
abUndantly shown IA tho early sew
entities and stili moro brilliantly proved
ln this latest loan. that an the French
race has 60 Dc in ease 90 tho countrs's
peed ls to So down into ne old stock
iuEs and other hldlas places and lo.
the "sineNs ~ wArr are abuudanty AZ
hand
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07
BREVITIES.

Chris stockburger. one Of the XII
mama ranchers. Is In town today.
r. D. Dormier and J. D. Turner were
in town Wednesday from their homes
near Dietrich.
Mrs. Myrt Wheeler and baby Of Ru-
pert are spending a few days at the
home Of Mrs. J. w. Wheeler.
Mrs VIII Forbes and little daughter
Of Boise are visiting at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. r. J. Mcmahon.
Fred Gwin is acting as assistant
cashier In the First National Bank in
the absence Of Arthur w. Hansen.
The long continued hot spell seems
to have been broken by a cool wave
which set in last evening. The wealth
er this morning is delightful.
Mrs. Collinberger, a sister OF Mrs.
Chris Hansen, with two children has
been visiting Shoshone this week. The
iadys home is at Cheyenne. Wyo.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

uail q DO u Now ami other equally sensible cx
seFtstions. some other equally ephemeral form 81
rzianging persiiisge viii be found Also MANY 81
* cards verge "a the coarse and indecent The e>
sange d THIS kind Of pleasantly viii IN time seem
sses0ue even to dolts
iai ihe pieiurc card illustrating scenery o. points
81 interest s never likely 20 die out II has made
quite liiie saving e. che traveller looking lor saa
ruiFs. Formerly you had % buy photograph 90
aipsifaie vacation cutting. ior about 2s cenf. each.
The next Sep was book Of Photographic rcprodlc
Hgns. ibai migi, sef for Is To so cents apiece TIE
gi sard craze cnahlefl people q carry home ncctt,
- 81 souvenirs 81 hcir travels for a few ncacls
Also she picture cards appeal 90 the modern uabll.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07
Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
Private Sale.

Under authority of an order of sale
granted by the Probate Court of Lin
coin County, Idaho, dated July 18th,
1914. 1 will sell at private sale the fol-
owing described real estate, belonging
to the estate of Charles c. Haynes,
deceased, to-wit: Lot 9 in Block 80,
and Lots g., 7, and in Block 49, in
the Village of Shoshone, Lincoln
County Idaho.
The sale will be made on or after
August 18th. 1914, and bids, in writing.
win be received by the undersigned at
Shoshone, Idaho. Terms of sale: ten
per cent of offer to accompany bid,
balance cash or one-half cash and bal
ance in two years secured by mort
gage at eight per cent interest.
Deeds at expense of purchaser.
Dated July 16, 1914.
w d. NREDENBUEGH,
Administrator of the estate of said
deceased.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07
JOSEPH 49, EDcERToN

The Journal has already commended one candidate
nj ~ is own household % faith bat who IS not a
PARTISAN this year when offering himself for the high
snd 5mporsan, office OF district Judge. We refer 10
ar fellow iownsman James X. Boutwell,, who IS 2
kwycg ~ ripe experience. well trained in his pro
Ecssiun We wish 10 say 10 This connection that this
endorsement 81 Mr. Boutwell,. whatever il may bc
nouh TO that gentleman IN ms aspirations for high
effice. was unsolicited We say the same for an
nscr candidate for Judge in this district Joseph w.
Kdecrsou 81 Soldier a gentleman whose acquaintance
ga made less than year ago bu, whose sterling
so0h as a citizen Of adjoining county can be
asuiied TO- Mr. Eagenon bad a long and honorable
career Al the bar Nebraska before coming 20 Idaho
k4raug pfac,iced law ia Omaha from lSS to 1901
md fog time filled he office Of assistant prosecut
NJ attorney 81 that city his high standing ia Sc
sraska 3 indicated b. ihe fact that IN 1901 he wa
SIS candidate Tor supreme Judge the minority tick
r. and ous 81 total OF 22a000 votes cast be was
siiian 1000 Of election
From 1890 20 1000 he was railroad commissioner
- Nebraska
he vas enc ~ the leaders in Nebraska reform
srogcmen which ousted a corrupt political gang that
sad dominated che State for years and which resulted
sending the state treasurer TO the penitenary for
&c delaleaiion Of half a million dollar. Of the state
money,
tie has praeticed law in Idaho for the past five
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07
THE BOOSTER

when the shades or night are f.llin
Ia the Summer ana The Sprlns
Oh tho nightingale a. calling
And the mocklne bird may sing
Eut the ordinary rooster
II better friend 20 men
For the rooster
Il the booster
who nwakens uS again
There arc kickers IN the city,
There nrc knockers In the town.
who will tell you IFS a pity
How the place Is running down.
Tut the optimistic booster
j. better citizen
For the booster
IS the rooster
who awakons Us again.
american LuInherm-n
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07
BIG CARNIVAL EVENT AT
SALT LAKE CITY AUG. IS 20.

The wizards electrical pageant pa
rada tho big attraction 81 the Wiz
ards Carnival IN salt Lake city. Aug.
$500. l. described as a gorgeous BOO
character. $4,000 ailegoricai histor
Zeal and NEUROLOGICAL picturesque
iacie Poems, songs and stories are
The themes upon which the parade has
been built and with the flash ana
sclnilllaiion OF thousands Of irridcs-
cent electric lights the sixteen mag
nitcent mult-colofcd floats ~ this co..
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

Peter Swedenborg Of Gooding was
in Shoshone Tuesday in the interests
Of the farm implement company for
which he sets up machinery.
a car load Of water melons from
Payette is standing on a siding today,
and a large part Of the load is being
distributed among Shoshone dealers.
T.. NJ. Clements has been busily en-
gagged the last few days putting tar
paint upon the roofs Of the buildings
Of the Stockgrowers and Frank T.
Disney.
The winters supply Of coal is be-
ing stored in the basement of the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

school building two or three teams be-
ing busily engaged in hauling it from
the cars.
Frank Harris, brother of Mrs. j.
w. Wheeler, and formerly a resident
of Shoshone, was in town last evening
from Rupert on his way to the Wood
river country for a few days outing.
Lee Bunch Of the Clover creek valley
was in town Tuesday
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

iossai extravaganza will present in
ilfe and action, sixteen poems. songs
and stories, which have endeared
themselves 20 the American people
young and old Thousands OF dollars
have been spent and talented artists
and decorators have labored for many
months la the construction OF this pa
gcunt when IL is paraded with the
handsomely costumed characters. to
the hlare of hands through the cleared
streets OF salt Lake city. II viii fur
nish a wonderful and never-to- be for
gotten sight startling in its stipend
ous grandeur Tho Wizards Roundup
viii bc the magnet FOR those who seek
heart stopping thrills and. all in all
the Wizards Carnival viii truly Doe the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

LAND FOR SALE.-40 acres i'm
proved, being NWANWA Sec. %,
Twp. T. Range II, being miles north
west of Jerome. We are compelled to
raise money within Is days and must
sacrifice this place. Make offer by re-
turn mail. B. +. LOOS CO, (owners)
Des Moines Iowa
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

work has again commenced on the
electric rond from irwin Falls to Tho
Shoshone Fails. and ears are expect
ga Ca be running over the route with
IN 30 days. ono day last week busi-
ness In the magic city was practically
suspended and the men turned out and
assisted IN clearing up the grade and
getting Il into shape Tor laying the
steel
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-07

IFS to write letters No matter how much the social
philosopher may depore il, the epistoary habit IS
dying out a friendship cannot be very vital if the
only thing 10 keep il alive is half dozen words OF
greeting and the exchange Of gmpses Of summer re
sort scenery But the picture card habit gives ready
relief from the labors OF the pen and the writing desk
and as such !. is and will be popular
The post card message seems like pretty shabby
substitute for the intimate story OF life. covering six
%, eight closely written pages which your friends
used to send YOU Times have changed; people are
ON the move. The post card messages seem to fit
INTO the crevces Of time left in our hurried days.
THE SUMNER TRAVELER'S COMFORT