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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-17
IMPROVED
CONDITIONS

gymnasium and reading room and the
employees take much interest in these
places OF recreation and amusement.
srOTEsBURY AND GLEN WHITE.
These two operations are owned BY the
same company and are under the manage
ment OF Hon. T.. T.. White. who 10 not
only coal expert but he has expert
knowledge Of men and knowing men a.
he does ne recognizes their needs and de-
sires and does much to make life upop
ms coal operations a. pleasant, coneenial
and happy a. life in the best small towns
Revs- W. r. woodson, ConIey Bolden.
4. r. Jefferson Of Glen White. Sowers.
haley and Vaughan of Stotesbury add
their testimony 10 that Of many Others
concerning the splendid opportunities
upon these works. The Louses are good,
everybody who desired had gardens. the
water IL good, rent is low and good order
Is maintained with but little effort.
SLAB FORK.
The Slab Fork Coal Company 10 one
OF The largest operations in this field and
Is under the management OF Mr.. w.
1sston Csperton who is also secretary OF
the Winding Gulf Operators Association.
mr.. Csperton IL deeply Interested in the
welfare OF his employees and feels that
alter the days tell beneath the earth the
men are entitled 10 good living conditions
~ home, amusement and pleasure. He
has greatly encouraged the band also the
bsse ball team. This operation has one
OF the best bras bands in the STATE and
ner services are sought upon all public
OCCASIONS throughout the field. Z. r.
oasrk, Elias Hodge and NJ. Hancock are
loud IN their praise Of working condition.
upon Tins operation and Of the treatment
accorded the men.
MEAD-PoCAHOSTAs.
This company 10 located At Mullen.
and n one Of the new Operations in IN.
Winding Gulf field. The bousrs are nev
I'D modern and living conditions ar,
eDo1g Tie Boa Mr.. Sullivan. The supe
- - confidence Of the men and sDsr,,
- pains eoosks conditions ina vh.e
Shs - - for the pesce, content
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-17
A Few Things

and the hope 10 that this will be the ban
ner year in educ stionsl Developments the
state has ever experienced. The school
officials oil over the state are in Q great
friendly rival. Homes are empty Of chill
dren who are rushing every morning 10
the school room.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

Nm Shlnnafelt was down from
the upset salmon country this week.
J Wagner, a rsnchgr from the
Pah imarai valley, was a Salm n Wis.,
tier tie o'epart Of this week.
George " Benjamin recently pur-
chased lot In the Finstur Addition
we're he expects TO build him 4 resi-
dance.
THROUGH an oversight the name Of
Miss Olive ksdletz was omitted from
the list OF teachers for the coming
year IN Salaon. Miss Kadletz will
have the same position as last year,
o. e. Kirkpatrick came out from
Leesburg Monday afternoon 10 at
tend to some mining matters. He
remained over until Thursday to at
tend the regular meeting Of the East
ern Star Tuesday night.
Z A. Everett returned Monday
evening from a trip 10 Helena. where
he met his father and mother ard
visited with them. They we're un-
able to come here on account OF the
altitude being too high for the
father.
John W. Shook and wife. former
citizens OF this county, but who nos
reside at Oakland, Cali :, have been
visiting With their son, Chas. Snouks
for some time. This week they were
guests OF their friends in Salmon,
who are very glad to see them once
more.
action involving a large amount o.
money, in fact about the largest dea
which has been made In this county
for some time. The gentle men are
expected to return In few weeks K
take over the property. 1t Is saiC
they will enlarge their sheep bushes:
and this deal will bring quite .
bunch OF outside money into thC
county.
Fl. f. Haynes and wife came IN
Sunday evening from their home near
Shuup. On account OF tile condition
of the road caused by the recent
cloud burst, they came by way o.
Pine creek and Leesburg. Thel
we're guests OF Theo. Ketchum and
wife until Tuesday morning wheI
they went up to the Thomas Year
ian ranch for q short visit and 10 b
present at the marriage OF Miss Ed
wilma Yearian yeterday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02
FOR SALE

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

Aug. 10 Sept, .
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

O'Clock and was witnessed By oriy a
few friends. Despite the fact that IL
was supposed to have been quite 3
secret from the public, IL was soon
nolsed about town 50 that the usual
small boy vas on hand TO furnish
the music. After receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends refresh
ments we're served.
Both Of the parties to this import
ant affair are we'll known ever the
eounyt Mr.. O'Brien, the groom,
has been a resident Of Lemhi county
for the past seven or eight years and
during that time has been engaged
In the practice Of law. He served Is
prosecuting attorney one term and
hlled out the unexplred term OF q.
W. Padgham. He In now q member
OF the Arm Of O'Brisn g. Glennon Of
this city. During the illness aud for
some time after the death Of Mr..
Frost he edited The Recorder. He
is gentleman OF high ideals and
splendid character. The bride Is =
here the most OF her life. She has
been a teacher in our public schools
and at the present time is county SUI
bNtiitNuANAI " puuit5 AuottNCtAOA-
She is a lady Of culture and refine-
ment and will nuke an ideal COM
panioa to the man SHE has chosen.
The Wedding guests were X. l.,
Edwards and wife, Mrs Shen0n,
Mrs VOID, Miss frankie Smith, DIR.
Hart, aud the members OF the Bach
elur club, OF which the groom vas .
member. These, and their hosts Of
friends throughout the county will
join with The Recorder IN extending
hearty congratulations and go"d
wishes.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

- BN4&MGaAA 49,
Notice Is hereby gwen that at 10 a.
m. on the 9th day OF September, 1915,
at Leadore, County OF Lemhi, State
Of Idaho, before w. n. Stone, proof
will be submitted OF the application
to beneficial use OF Ga cubic feet per
second OF the waters of West Fork of
Timber creek, In accordance with the
terms and conditions OF Permit No.
5243 heretofore issued by the State
Engineer OF the state OF Idaho.
l. The name and postofiice address
OF the person or corporation holding
said permit are Robert Il. Stewart,
Leadore, Idaho.
. The use to which sald water has
been applied Is irrigation and domes-
tic use.
g. The amount applied TO benetic-
ial use Is AS cubic feet per second.
a. The place where said water Is
used is Ma NEt, 81 NET, and SIT
NW4 Sec is, 81 SEA Sec. Z; NW4 NET
and NET NWt, Sec. 10, Il. Is N, K.
Is X. h. M.
s. The name OF the canal or ditch
or other works by which said water Is
conducted 20 such place OF use Is
Stewart pitch.
q. The right TO take the water
from such works Is based upon Permit
No 5243
I. The source u supply from which
such water Is diverted Is West Fork
of Timber creek:
s. The date 1T priority which said
user Is prepared To establish is Septem-
Der "a, 1909.
j. III. SMITH,
State Engineer.
Aug. l9-Sept, 0
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02
2aSG1213E2GRGIlII2aUr
SALMON LOCALS

For Furnished house En-.
quire at this office.
Tne Gold Ridge mining uronertv
consisting OF ten stamp mill and
two patented mining claims was sold
today. A. Q. Ludwig and o. K
Kirkpatrick being the purchasers.
Mrs. Nixon, who has been visiting
her niece, Mrs. A. s. White, "a.
turned Tusday morning to her home
in Chanute, Kas Her daughter
Miss Nixon, remained for a longer
visit.
John Mullen and wife came in
from the Moose creek dredge Monday
George Ashton, forest ranger Of
Lemhi, was Salmon visitor a couuIe
Of DAYS the fore part Of the week.
Drs WhItwell & Wright moved
Tuesday into tneir new offices In the
building opposite Pyeatt's Pharmacy.
the Ladies Auxiliary will meet
September 9th with Mrs. W. Ander-
son.
For Sale or Rent-Mountain View
farm four miles from town. Twenty
acre tract, part under cultivation
good water and good water right
Three room frame house, chicken
house, granary and carriage shed etc.
Also have a single top buggy and
harness, and a double harness for
sale. John L. Morgan.
The Cash Enterprise has Just
ceived number of Boys Suits
whiql6ar just the thing for school.
These are for yrs. to Ii yrs, anc
are splendid values at $3.50 to Sc. so
/ We also have in new line of Brown
Shoe Co.'S Shoes for Boys and Girl!
and we invite your comparison of oul
prices with what you have been pay
ing.
! County Commissioners Ramey ant
/ Neiman went up to Tendoy Monday
to investigate road matters and to ID!
out some work for the grading ma
chine. The grader has been doinl
some good work on the other side o
Tendoy and will now work towart
Salmon. There has been bad NUT
hole near Tendoy which the commits
sloners have gone to attend to ant
make the road passabls.
Sunday was an ideal day for 81
outing and in consequence the tow
was very quiet Everyone who coult
find a way to go, sought the shad
hooks by the streams to get ava
from the heat. A small party wa
picnicing near the Carmen bridge
James Melvyn went to the home 0
Thomas Palmer, Jr., to get som
drinking water when dog sneake
ND behind him and bit him twice be
fore he saw him. He came to tow
Immediately and had the wound
dres led. 1t is said this same deg ha
bitten several people recently, anon
others being Assessor Ford. Tn
owner said she dog was great favor
lite with the children and the
Thought a great deal Of hin, bu
that he would nave the dog killed
1t certainly''is not safe to keep sue
an animal about the premises.
". Fl. Sherrin and D. Chard, wi
have a lease on the U. P. mine we
of town, came in ftom the mine Il
last of the week. 1t is learned Tn;
they have uncovered a body OF vel
rich gold ore during the past Weel
which shows native gold visible
the naked eye.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02
NICHOLS-YFARIAN

At the home OF Thomas Yearian
and wife, at Lemhi, on Wednesday,
the lst day Of Septic mber, occurred
the marriage Of thar daughter Ed
wilma to Dewitt Nichols, of Gilmore,
Idaho. The beautiful Episcopal
marriage service was used by Arch
Deacon Stoy, OF Pocatello, who per-
formed the ceremony. Russell Year,.
an, brother OF the bride, was best
man and Miss Florence Nichols, sis
ter OF the groom, was bride maid.
The wedding party took their posi-
lions under a canopy of white and
green arranged in the living room.
which was decorated with sweet peas.
The bride aud her maid were dressed
| iO their travelling suits. The we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. Cav
land Miss Marcia Whitwell TN the
violin accompanied by Miss GLADYS
Whitwell on the piano.
After the ceremong hearty con-
pratuIations we're shOWered upun the
| happy young couple and "A delicious
luncheon was served Immediately
following the luncheon the bridal
party left by auto for -Armstead,
where they took the train for Call.
They we're accompanied that far by
Russell Ysarian and the Misses. Gladys
Whitwell and Florence Nichols.
They will spend few weeks at the
exposition after which they will be
at home at Gilmore, Idaho.
The bride is the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 1earian
She was torn Ia this county and has
lived here all her life except the
wears which she has spent awaY 81
school. After finishing the grades o
the Salmon school she completed tin
, high school course at Boise, and ther
, attended the university at Moscow
where she-graduated from the de
. partment Of music. Last year SIN
s, snent In Salt Lake taking voice cul
tnre and violin music. She has a
, syeet contralto voice and handles tn
violin with much skill.
The. groom Is the only son OF Mr.
, and Mrs. Ralph Nichols, of Gilmore
5 For some years he has been sssOcia
, ted with his father In the Latest Gu
! mine at Gilmore. He has Travelled
great deal and spent some time y
Y other states. He represented Lemh
. county in the lower house OF the leg
a Islature last winter and is very We
known over Lle SbAbC- Nv A@@ W
established and prosperous bushes
: and Is deserving Of the prize he hu
= won.
. MANY beautiful and useful present
: were presented to the young COUP
:, by their friends There were n
Q formal Invitations issued for this Of
!. easion, the Intention being TO nav
y II as informal as possible. The a
y mediate relatives, Mr.. and MI
&c RaIph Nichols and daughter Mi
Florence, OF Gilmore, Mrs. Coole.
r Of Aurora, III grandmother OF u
" groom, DR.. WhitWell and family an
J. John Mckinney and wife, oil sal no
J. Mrs, Yearian. grandmother OF u
Jr bylde. and the following friends We
" guests at the wedding: Mrs. ia
II and little son, Of Salt Lake; Cap
n Macnab. OF Seattle ID. Parker syn
IS of New Yok City; Mr.. and Mrs. !
r. Haynes, Of Shoup; y lss Lei
Sboup and mother, and hesdane
= Neither, McCaleb, Greene, span
- Kadletz and Frost, Jonn and NiTgl
y IA Ouarlss, OF salmon.
81 These and hosts Of other friends "
ioin with The Recorder Ia extenail
= hearty congratulations and 20
: wishes.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02
O'BRIEN.DIGGLtS

Monday evening, August 3Oth, al
her home on Lena 81. IN Iiootl, &c
CURED the marriage q mrs. lara
DIggles TO I'm ii. q Brien, OF sal,
mon. Il was a very simple ah1
quiet home wedding, ouiy IGS OF
their many frie ds being privileged
10 Witness the event. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. ALFRED
C;sorRe, Episcopal Rector OF BLACK.
Soot liz Is said that Df. Hart acted
AZ Rest man, Mrs. SheBOn bride =
maid and r. L. Edwards gave the
bride away.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

Rhode Island Red chick
|r0onlre at The Recorder Of
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02
Sac q OHIO. clty O. Toledo. / :.

STATE Of ONO, tlty OF IuIeuo, "a
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ne u
senior partner OF the Arm OF \. ]. Cheney
h Co. doing business In the City OF To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid, and
that aaid firm Will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ey-
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
By the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subHcribed IN
my presence. this 6th day Of December.
A. D. 1886.
fseaD A. w, GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls catarrh Cure r. taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and nlu-
,0us surfaces Of the system. Send for
estlunoninls, free.
Il. j. CHENEY q CO, Toledo. o.
Sold ~ aii prrgrtatn. &C.
Take Haivs Family rilis Tor constipation
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

.,oged ranch containing
lnD r'tb good water right,
s olenty OF timber, g.
PDy., GOOD barn, implements
A Ds''r r,nch. located 4 miles
Y cibbopsy;lle on the North
Y Y the Salmon river. river. For or
' i.,o,mation see or write to
pa.:on. North Fork, Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

d. Ieadore Livery Barn.
I.iculars inquire or write TO
Marlin. Leadore, Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

WITed clover, timothy and
= " oliver. 1914
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02

Iassified
Ads -.

.,.n, whether It some
b,v. a position, or any
81 7 +, reach tee public
in,' , l.,s ADS. Send
eL ..l5sr with ONE CENT
IL each insertion
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
HUERTA FAMILY IN
THEIR NEW HOME
Friend OF One-Time President Says
War Conditions Abroad Caused
Removal From Spain.

NEW YORK, May lI.-Mr. and Mrs
Victorianb Iiucrta and family have set
tied themselves in the laCroix home, IN
Seminole avenue. Forest Hills. l.. |.
During the day members OF the FANNY
strolled about Forest Hills. Last night
tho one-time president of Mexico and
Mrs. Huerta went for trolley ride on
a Queens avenue street car. giving Mrs.
Huerta her first general view OF the
city in which she has come to make her
home.
Mrs Huerta, her five daughters and
two sons, Mr.. II,ierta's three sisters and
a daughter-in-law, arrived on Thursday
with many servants. from Spain. Fer
nando Gil. friend of Mr.. Huerta, said
last night that unstable conditions in
Europe due to the war had induced Mr..
Huertu to bring his family to this coun-
try.
Whether the family will remain at
Forest Hills after the summer he did
not know.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
THE BEST
Photoplay Department in
WASHINGTON
System InOented for
ShoWing Motion
Pictures in
Daylight

Ever since motion pictures became
40 much a part. OF the daily life Of
the people, scientists have been at
work striving to develop some m ,ans
OF showing them In lighted room.
Time and time again the announce
ment has been made that the thing
had been achieved. but there has
always been something wrong with
the system.
The daylight motion picture would
he a great advance from the point
Of view Of tho exhibitor. as II would
permit the showing Of pictures in
open air parks without waiting fo..
nightfail. The reformer who OBJ
jects to the darkened theater would
also welcome the advent Of the day
light picture.
This year the announcement IL
again made that a system OF show
ing pictures In daylight has been
perfected. According to the Picture
Play Weekly. the tests recently
madNby the Federal Screen Corpo-
ration OF a new screen have been
entirely satisfactory. The expert Of
tho weekly Atstes: g
These daylight pictures give
exactly the same effect as those
thrown upon the screen In the dusky
light OF the many theaters through
out the country, and they can be
used When the sun Is shining its
brightest at noontims. The light pro-
jectins the picture comes from be-
hind the sereun. showing through, In
stead OF ov.r the heads OF the be-
holders, and so the operating box 10
not visible from where the audience
Rits
.'rne screen traps every alteration
upon II from the camera behind II.
Thus the picture IL meshed, as II
were. and exhibited In. every detail
for the beholder in front OF IT, II
taxes less power to run the pictures q
the space betw cen the camera and
inc back OF the screen-twelve feet
essentisl
The hackers OF this daylight pro-
lection scheme say the saving in
power effected by putting tho camera
oehind the screen and fairly close
70 X is the most important feature
or. Ordinarily. 1t Is claimed. only
about one-third to one half the power
now used is needed to project day
light pictures
The screen used is a composition
Of chemicals. which ls coated on
glass in several layers, nd when dry
Is peeled of. ready for use. In ap-
pehrance II is white and translucent.
not transparent. Minute square cor
rugations cover every inch OF the
surface, giving a prison effect. In tex
ture the screen appears something
Ike drumhead or. better vet. like
the cementing substances used TO
coat a cut or wound on ones body.
II broken, 1t Is readily mended BY a
patch OF the chemicals OF which II
Is made.
The ptcturesS shown recently were
displayed in every Possible kind Of
tsht-broad daylight. darkness, elec-
tric lsht from overhead fixtures.
and combinations OF electric light nd
daylight. They showed up as clearly
and sharply in one state Of lighting
as In another.
The invention IL the work OF two
men: Albert Oswald BueChner. OF
Zurich, Switzerland. and Antal Fo-
dor. a chemist, with a laboratory in
Paris. Buechner got the idea Of the
screen, and Fodor made 1t for him.
They toiled over Il for seven years. -
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Mems Notes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set
Personals

Samuel Hale Pearson, delegate from
the Republic OF Argentine to the Pan
American financial conference Is at the
New Willard. ...
Miss c. B. Spence, Miss Margaret
G. NJ. Stubley, of New York, arrived In
Washington, stopping at the Shoreham
- =
Admiral ]. A. Martin. Of the Argentine
navy, Is guest at the Shoreham.
Gen: Julian s. Carr. Of North Caro-
lina' 10 at the New.willard
~ M,s; r.. Lind,ey Is ley NJ. Garrl,on viii return
is making long visit
r. II. Ashton, Of Chicago. member OF
rived ct the New Willard YESTERDAY for
the hearings Of the commission.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow will
take possession this evening Of their
home on Twenty-frst street. which hap
tary OF Agriculture and Mrs. Carl
Nrooman during the winter. -
Mr.. and Mrs. vrooman will 70 to
New York on MONDAY to attend the re-
view Of the feet. They will he the
VI WV 'otSiCtdTN the Navy
and Mrs. Josephus Daniels on the IIoi.
phin. About the end Of next week, Mrs,
Nroonan VIII 60 to Virginia for a long
rect.
Postmaster General and Mrs. A. 8.
l'urleson have as a guest, Duval West,
the Presidents Mexican agent. ~
=
Ning stone, who Is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. T. Richie Stone, az the WON
ing, will return to his home in Berry
vile, Va. on Wednesday. -.
DR.. W. s. Dixon and Mrs. Dixon WILL
leave Washington June for their
summer home at Lake George, y. Y.
DIR. Constantin TIL eodor Dumba, the
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Cardinal Farley Would
Keep u. S. Out of War
BY GARDNER MACK.

BUFFALO. May 15.-"I can find alb
solutely no justification for the sinking
Of the Lusitania." said Cardinal Farley,
of New York, at the episcopal resi-
dence here. war is war, but I have
tried in vain to find some excuse for
this horror-the most monstrous have
ever known.
President Wilson's attitude in seek
ing maintenance Of neutrality is most
commendable. I wish to. emphasize the
fact that being so close to the Holy
Father. whose institutions for peace are
we'll known. ! want to see the United
states kept out Of this war"
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Items of Interest and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

Austro- Hungarian AMBASSADOR. and
Mime. Dum6a have leased the country
place Of Mrs. l.. Bolton Bangs, or New
Y ork, "Manatuok Farm" on the stock.
bridge road, l.onox. Mass. Thy ambas-
sador and Nine. Dumba viii reach
Of The smp.Ssy win bs At The fieid
cottage. and the members OF the STAN
will pass the season at the Curtis
Hotel.
Tho Secretary Of the Navy, aocompa l.
led BY Mrs. Daniels and the secretary's
aid, Captain Wurtxbaush. will 10 to New
York today to review the fleet.
Mrs. r. II. Miner. wife Of DR.. Miner,
has returned to Washington after a visit
to Lieut.. and Mrs. Clyde Gray West at
the Hetei Fairfax. Norfolk, Va
fsSe officers OF the U. 8. g. Vermont
entertained at dinner In honor of Mrs,
Miner on Wednesday evening
Mrs. Richard Derby, formerly Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, and Miss Elisabeth Cut
Third Assistant Secretary Of State and Ind
Mrs. william PHILIPPE at their residence,
in I, street, went to their home In New
York early this morning, but will return
to washington shortly.
-.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane have gone to New
York to attend the naval review.
-
The Secretary OF State entertained at
dinner last night at Calumet place In
honor OF the Dominican delegates here
on a special mission. Federico Velas-
auex. Jecinto Il. Peynado. and DR.. Fran.
cisco Henriauez y Cavajal.