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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07
The Watson Agency, Inc.
Phone "a. No. $. PaIafox Street
HELP WANTED-MALE.

EXCLUSIVE country rights. Sell Tankil
new auto fuel. Profitable. Tankii,
Cleveland. Ohio. 24oct3s-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07

! POWER why not get more power from
/ your engine? Perfection piston rings
would 10 the trick. They increase com
preston and will save you their cost
In oil. Sold by III. E. Root, % West
Garden street. Phone 220 Scot
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07

FURNISHED ROOMS. Southern expos
ure. Electric lights, bath and phone.
Apply 240 w. Garden street or phone
TOT 3ooct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

MADAM make money during spare time
at home. No canvassing. Everything
furnished free that stars you. Bertran
Co., Dept. B-14. Omaha. ,Nebr. 7nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07

automobile business. Big pay. We
make you expert in ten weeks by mail.
Pay US after we secure you position.
Century Automobile Institute, Los An
geles, Cal. 7nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07

NAMES AND addresses wanted by mail
order houses, big pay. No canvassing.
Information for stamp. G. C. Smith,
Covington. Tennessee. 7novs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07

FOR RENT-Furnfshe6 room. less than
rwo blocks from Palafox. on Chace
street. Southern exposure. well lighte..
afry. Ure OF hath and phone. 11s West
Chase street. Phone s.ss- ssapr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-07

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms on
North Hill. One room with sleeping
porch. Gentlemen preferred. 10 w
Gadsden street, phone 50. 20oct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
TUESDAY NIGHT
WILL Be LARGE
EVENING At HIPP

Tuesday evening Is the date for
which the movie folk have been
waiting for weeks. The Hippo
drome is the place.
The event Is the grand costume
ball To be given by the Motion Pic
ture Operators.
Every body connected with the
moving picture industry in Seattle.
which means n great many. will be
there, and hundreds OF others.
The chief feature will be the
grand march. in which hundreds OF
costumed dancers will be In line
No one not in costume or in even.
Ing dress will be allowed to march,
because OF the motion picture
which r. TO be made OF II and after
ward to be sent out all over the
country by one OF the news serv
Z ices.
The grand march is TO be led by
Mayor GIL and Miss Gertrude
| Fonda, winner OF the Universal
| Film compsny's beauty contest.
1 Following will come winners OF
the prizes offered for the best cos
tunes. and then the rest OF the
/ dancers
Another feature will be the pa
rade OF bands. several OF which
/ will start from as many motion pic
ture theatres when the shows are
over and march 10 the Hippodrome
where they Will unite IN playing
Going to the Movies Ball" IN,
march composed for the occasion
by Claude Madden and for which
words have been written By
| Charles Eugene Banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

AUNT MARY HAS a PROPOSAL
| tCopyrixht. 1915. BY the Newspaper En-
ierpris. Association
Hello. Kitty" said Dick as he
o4asned the door. and how 10 the
good husband"
Kitty dimpled with n smile.
That's just Il. Dick. he is such
a good husband that have TO run
away from him once in a while
and consort with my kind"
Sinners. like Jim and me, sup.
pose laughed Dick Honestly.
Kitty" he continued. that hus.
band OF yours is much too good for
YOU. ! hated 90 see you cop out a
man who certainly deserved n bet
ter fate"
AT that I make him happier
than he does me" spoke up Kitty
with enough spirit to make Dick
raise his eyebrows.
My dear Mrs. Spencer. that goes
without saying" put in Jim suave-
~. NO man II capable OF making
a woman as happy as she can make
him"
You're wrong. jim" ! added
You remember tho Englishman
who remarked solemnly when he
was refused by the girl whom he
had been paying attention: But ]
could make you beastly happy"
II don't believe I remember him,
Margie," said Jim, with a laugh.
but the story is good Just the
same"
What have we for dnner7'
asked Dick.
was mighty glad | could an.
swer Your favorite beefsteak,
my dear"
That's good. Jim, II you have
never eaten one of Margie's beef
steaks you may cling to that old
idea that you can't get n beefsteak
properly cooked outside or a big
restaurant"
Il see you have already found
out, Margie. that the way TO a
mans heart Is thru his stomach.
Great Scott Jim, you have a
lot of things to learn. That foolish
tradition am sure has caused
more divorces than the Interior
ence OF mothers.in-law. Many silly
women have taken the mischievous
lie for truth and let love slip out
OF the living room while she wa'
busy in the kitchen" said DICK
Men do not fall in love with @
woman's cooking attalnments. lti
their parlor tricks and social graces
that do the business"
But the thing that troubles me,
remarked Kitty. "is that while
man falls I'm love with our pretty
little bag OF tricks, yet he invariably
wants TO spill and lose them alont
the path OF welded life as soon AZ
possible"
Il don't think that is true. Kitty,
said Aunt Mary. who had been al
1 Interested listener. II know your
uncle. Richard, used 10 love my liz
/ tie tricks and we played the same
little games TO the day he went e
bed with his last Illness.
THE first morning after we were
married your uncle opened tho bath
room door and threw his nightshir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
Tickets on Sale at Colman Dock
ROUND TRIP Sl.00 CHILDREN, TO IL, SOC
Confessions 0faWifc

, at me. IL struck me plumb in the
face as was not looking for any
such indication OF hilarity and good
nature. and ! sputtered and scold-
ed while John laughed. Thru all
the years every morning afterwari
John wound his nightshirt in a ball
and threw II at me. and / made the
same sputtering comment He new
err got tired OF tho Joke and | pre-
tended that never expected II. He
would often tell with great glee how
stopped 20 think he would have
known that ! surely remembered
that IL was one OF my little tricks"
Jim Edie got up and went over
to Aunt Mary and kissed her. say
ing: DO you know, Aunt Mary.
believe | would get married my.
self II | could find woman who
would understand n mans childish
ness IA you do. You don't think
you could marry me, do you, Aunt
Mary"
Hush. you silly boy" she COM
manded smilingly. but could see
she was pleased with Jim's teas.
ing.
Come on. let's have n game OF
bridge" said Kitty after dinner. 81
am not to play bridge when / am
home because It might prove n bad
example To some one with gambling
instincts and weak wills"
That will be fine" said Dick
Kitty. you and will show Jim
and Aunt Mary that what you know
about cards is mighty little"
What will Margie do7" asked
Kitty.
IN find enough TO do, dear. You
see, I don't like cards, but I'm
always glad when some one comes
In TO play with Dick and Aunt
Mary"
Just ma | was settling myself 10
read Mary came in and we went
into my bedroom for nice long
visit
Ito be continued Monday.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

All what relief. No more tired
feet no more burning feet;n more
swollen. bad-smelllng. sweaty feet.
No more pain in corns, callouses or
bunions No matter what ails your
feet. or what under the sun you've
tried without getting relief, just
use "TIZ."
"TIZ" Ia the only remedy that
draws out all the poisonous exuda-
lions which puff up the feet: "TiZ"
is magical. "TIZ" In grand; "TlZ"
will cure your foot troubles 30
you'll never limp or draw up your
face In pain Your shoes won't
seem tight and your feet will never,
never hurt or get sore, swollen or
tired. Think OF tho more foot
misery. no more burning corns.
callouses or bunions.
Get n 25-cent box at any drug
store or department store. and get
instant relief Get n whole year =
foot relief for only 20 cents. Think
of III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
ARIZONA MAY
ABOLISH DEATH
PENALTY NOW

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 29.-New
impetus was given the Arizona anti
capital punishment campaign today
by the action Of tho state pardon
board IN granting last minute re
prleves to tho five MeXicans sched.
uled TO hang yesterday.
Before tho nine weeks In the re
prleyes have elapsed. Gov. Hunt ap-
pears to be confident that capital
punishment will be thing OF the
past in Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
Special Notice to Fishermen


Give al SUM- % n o time Mo
Q
Bring tho drn hem pure air. enIV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

Earthquake shock felt at Bakers.
field, Cal, and nearby towns Friday
night No damage. Maybe II was
just salute for X. c. Beaten.
National reserve corps OF volun.
teer aviators for war service Ia aim
OF Aero Military Service federation
organized In New York.
Seven bodies recovered In West.
ern Fuel Co. mine. Nanalmo. u. c.
Fifteen others believed TO be buried
/ by gas explosion.
England 10 going TO make It's cen.
sorship Htricter. Whatll Chas. I'D.
ward Russell say nows
Twenty-seventh general assembly
Presbyterian church ends sessions
In Rochester. Wen have Doc Mat.
thews back with us soon.
/ United Presbyterian church OF
I North America. In session at Love
land. Colo. fayors national PROFIT.
/ bition.
Mrs. Percy pennypaeker. presl.
dent National Federation Of Won.
ems Clubs. IN Portland. Or. National
council Of federation to meet next
week.
Alumni association Of Franklin
high to hold first reunion and din.
ner Saturday night In school.
Edward Aune, quartermaster OF
steamship Fulton. rolled for 20
feet under fender Of Fauntleroy
car nj First and Columbia. Sus
tained minor injuries.
Az opE TO DAN
God made tn. Earth and star. that shine
In Just one w-~h-yrt all ~. finsl
Hut when b., made old Daniel tsnd.n
n. must have worked with Wild abandon.
s. 8. Walker. 1924 Jackson ss.
held up BY two men at 18th and
Washington 1T Friday night. but
persuaded them not to take his
watch.
King County Democratic club held
luncheon In Good Eats cafeteria
Saturday noon. Councilman Erick
son and Hugh Todd spoke
Transportation club bali team 20
play Fort Wordcn Sunday at Port
/ Townsend.
Funeral Of c. n. BusehmAnn,
manager Northwestern F1sherlef
Co. who committed suicide. helt
Friday afternoon.
First graduating class OF 81
Nicholas school ~ Seattle. consist.
ing of Miss Zoe Fisher and Anna
Jarvis. given certificates Friday.
Robert @. Seymour. missionary
boat. after eight months work
along Hood canal. will be formally
dedicated Tuesday.
/ Rev. Clarence Gale elected super.
intendent Of Seattle Congregational
Church Extension society Friday.
Julia Waleott. we'll known Seattle
actress. who died IN Chicago Tues
day. will be buried here Monday.
II Gen. Haxxard Stevens will deliver
principal address at Flag Day oelc
bra;ion June ~
Ruth Whitner. -. Of Lincoln high
won $40 prize a, defamation con
test Broadway high auditorium Fri
day night.
Number Of deeds. mortgages. etc.
filed In auditors office since 1882
reaches i.0O0.O22.
Former County Clerk oerbyshirs
OF Spokane draws sentence one &c
fifteen years In penItentiary. En-.
bezzled county funds.
Chairman Edes OF Alaska railway
commission. on way 10 Seward from
Juneau.
I. NJ. Howell. secretary Of state OF
Washington. elected at Washington
ID. c.. a member OF national confer
ence on weights and measures.
Steamer Bear. with 1000 sacks OF
mail from Seattle. discharges cargo
on ice shore at Nome
Capt. A. w. Grant appointed by
Secretary of Navy Daniels 10 take
charge Of submarine flotilla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
PARK BOARD HAS
MEETING; MUSIC
SUBJECT TABOO

The Seattle park board gathered
In suspicious assembly in its quar-
tiers in the Central building Friday
afternoon TO consider plans for fur.
nishing band music In all public
parks turnout summer months-not.
Minutes OF the park board meet
ing:
Meeting called TO order at .
o'clock.
Minutes OF previous meeting read:
"M-m-m-d-e d-dl-um-dum-dum,"
New business: Move we ad-
journ."
Adjournment at 2;00is O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
Dairy Lunch Aboard
Boat
Coffee 5c-Sandwich Sc
or You Can Bring Your
Own Lunch if You
Prefer

a or
Port at, anu tpsene
.
f o
% pf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
Sunday, May 3O-on the Fast Fieproof
ROUND TRIP $l.oo-CE1LDREN, TO ]

Leave Colman Dock 9
A. M. Tickets Good
Coming Back Any Time
Sunday or Monday on
Any Puget Sound Nav
igation Company Boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
KILLED BY A JITNEY

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.--De-
tectives today examined the lists OF
those automobile drivers who have
been granted jitney bus licenses, TO
locate the driver responsible for the
death at midnight of Arthur Nc.
Clure of Bangkok, Siam. who was
run down by a nickel auto in front
of the Palace hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
NO FLIES on him

The bunko artist who has been
victimizing delivery boys In the EN-
ploy of drug stores by getting
change away from them on clever
pretext will have TO get up earlier
In the forming II he wants to fool
Douglas McCasen. the Bellevue
Pharmacy messenger. Friday he
met Douglas on Minor av., told him
he had ordered the package, and
asked him for $50 in change. He
said he would be right back. When
Douglas insNsted on entering the
apartment hodse with the stranger
the man beat IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
TURKISH LOSS HEAVY

ATHENS. May 29--The Turks
have lost more than 10000 men in
the Dardanelles operations to date.
according 10 private advlces today.
Thousands of wounded are now
being cared for at interior towns In
Asia Minor, while others have been
taken to Constantlnople. It is de-
clarcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
BALL GAME

Tho weknown Jaffe of Seattle Will the Port Al
trip after the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

WHAT UNDER THE SUN CAN
YOU 90 WITH THESEf
The little black buttons the
laundry puts IN your shirt.
Spring poems.
Promises OF candidates.
OIL stock certificates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
CIRCUS Gets IN
SUNDAY;'TW|LL
SHOW 3 DAYS

The seIls-Floto circus and
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show
arrive In Seattle Sunday for
a four-day stay at Fifth ave.
and lenora Of.
Sunday Will be spent In prep
arstion for the three days Of
performances that are TO fol-
low.
The performers. or thinkers"
OF a circus, do not work on
Sunday.
Tomorrow they will spend
their time wandering about the
city and having as good a time
looking at Seattle as Seattle
will have In looking at them In
the days that are 10 come.
The show ia TO come here from
In two trains.
IL will arrive early Sunday morn
Ing. BY s O'Clock the wagons vii
be on the lot and the putting "a
OF the circus from the horse tent
TO the menagerie top will begin.
Many promises are made thi
year for those performances. o
course Buffalo Bill will be presen
In each one OF them to give his sa
lutte from the saddle.
Then. too. there will be Ros
who is heralded as tn
greatest woman somersault ride
In the world.
Besides, of course. there will b.
everything from the fortay-y-y-y.,
count emf fortay-y-y-y clowns I,
the blood.sweating behemoth an,
the old Deadwood stagecoach.
Incidentally. Buffalo Bill is 4
lead the street parade thru tn
streets Monday II 1
to leave the showgrounds at 10: 81
A special downtown reserves
seat sale is TO be established Mon
day morning at the Owl Drug store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
MILAN UNDER ARMS

MILAN. May 29.-Martial Law
was proclaimed today because OF
continued anti-German riotlng.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11

reap a destiny" An arrow may ny
through the air and leave no trace 4;
hut bad thought leaves trail Ike
4 serpant. our early thoughts are
the most powerful 10 forming char
acteT.
?. Speak we'll. Delaney says
"Think all you speak, out speak not
All You thinK. Thoughts are your
own, your words are 50 no more. -
Thoughtless words have often mace
a life miserable and have sometimes
led 10 murder. "Out Of the abund'
ance Of the heart the mouth speak
eth.
3. Act we'll. Some one has said,
faction speaks louder than WORDS.
II il the fruit OF which the WORDS
are only the prom sing blossom. We
can not say that Christianity consists
only In thoughts and words any more
than We can say tina. the fruit Is the
seed or the blossom. We are looking
for the fruit. "All is veil that ends
weIr' Is therefore true In our spirit
uaI life, ana the things that are alb
soIutely necessary for good endini
IL summed up IN the three words
think, speak and act well. BALKAN
said. "Let me die the death 81 TN
righteous AND let my last end be iik'
hist" He forgot that only a right
sous life will make a righteous dealt
possible. 1t Is only Christians III
that can end we'll IAN Is well tina
ends we'll
The plan of'salVati0n, according L
the scriptures viii be made clear Il
twn sermuns next sunday. The pas
tor VIII speak In the morning on In
subject, "At the throne Of grace,
aud In the evening the theme vii
he, THE gospel OF the Olo and Ne
Testaments compared. All person
ought to be interested In these sui
iects. What is your chance to 4
saved, viii be made clear Come al
hear Il.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11

Fork sunday euroute 10 Salmon with
a lumber delivery from the Hughes
creek mill.
The mnchmen generally are max
Ing preparations for a large acreage
OF crops, especially grains, this sea
son, aud with favorable weather con
dltlous this year will see the largest
crop production known In Lemhi
county. The nos industry will receiv"
espeeIal attention A number NJ the
ranchmen are preparing o. carry out
Newton Hibbs' suggestions 10 regard
TO pl4r ting = large acreage 10 the
graden pea A. a forage crop.
Mrs. y. Is. Thrasher OF AIN Of July
creek, went 70 Ulysses on Saturday =
stage for several days visit WITH Mrs.
George LsabO.
John Moore, sou Of Z. u. Moore oil
of--Narth Fork, was painfully injured
last Thursday evening ~hlIe coming
home from school from being thrown
from the wagon seat on which ht
was riding, the front wheel passing
over his head and body, severely
bruising mis- head aud face and caus
ing the loss Of a tO"th. The accident
~as caused by striking q rock thai
had rolled from the side OF the grade
The Gibbonsvllle basket ball team
purpose to visit Wisdom and play
return game the latter part OF tin
week, provided they can secure
satisfact tory referee. From all re
ports II promises 10 be quite game
aud there Is not much doubt that tn
GIbtown team will win, providing
the rules Of the game are upheld
and rough and foul tactics are penal
ILed, a. they should DO. The even
IL awaited with considerable Inter
eat.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11
SEEK LOST TREASURE.

The old lure of pieces Of eight and
bright doubloons is again calling to
thcte for whom lost and pirate treas
ure still sound an irresistible call In
the departure from San Francisco,
recently, of the former scow schooner
Robert Henry on a mysterious expe-
dition to the lower coast of Cali
fornia. another effort is on foot to
wrest from the abandoned hulks Of
the sea and the supposed treasure
filled beaches OF distant shores booty
and loot untold Seeking salvage in
all parts Of the world is the work of
the America Deep Sea Exploration
company. owners Of the vessel, lust
what is the object of the strange
quest the outtitters are not prepared
to say. but it is understood that time
old wrecks that litter the shores of
Nagdalena bay, which was the re-
reat of many dark craft of former
decades, are the attraction
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11

"ALL's WELL THAT ENDS
WILL"

"ALL's WELL THAT ENDS
WILL"
Acts 7: $500
Thoughtlessnea Of the. future, and
not superior intellect, marks the a.
tlons Of the unbeilsVer. To the rich
man In hell II was said, son femem
Der that 10 thy lifetime thou receiE-
ed the good things" while no
thought was taken for the future. A
thinking man will try 10 provide for
the future, regardless OF the priVa'
tlona that ne must undergo In the 70.
sent. lie will insure mis- home be.
cause once In great while a house
burned. lie will also insure his life
10 that his family may be provided
for after he IL gone But more than
that, he will provide for eternity.
stephen was = man fell OF wisdom
and the Holy spirit. Ia fact tive
Bible says that 1.-THE fear OF the LORD
\ 10 the beginning Of wisdom I'll
/ all Is 10 end veil there are three
/ things that must be remembered
/. Fhink veil, Young says;
Guard we'll thy thoughts; oul
( thoughts are heard Ia heaven. " "SoN
a thought, reap an act, SOW an act
reap character, SOW chAracte
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11
NoRTHEoRK NEWS.

The Recorder has secured the serv.
Ices III n. IL. Hurbridge, Of North
Fork who sill Furnish the news from
that section Of the county. lie will
also have full authority 10 take sub
ncriptlona for the paper and any 9th.
~ business connected ~lth " We
ask the cooperation o. the people Of
tnat community ~ helping us TO give
you good newsy paper each week.
lEdlloF.l
Gilbert Hull made business trip
TO the county metropolis last week.
0a,Fgs Thomas, the old pioneer,
has been laid up With al attack Of
tbs grippe for the past ten days, but
il considerably improved At the pres.
ant writing. Ills advanced axe has
mAae recovery SLOW. but W. trust
that hs will be- with u for yeAu 20
eome.
Charles Harder has also been eon.
aned to the house with the prevail
lng Ailment for the past week.
J. NJ. Bradshaw passed thru NORTH
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11
NorICE ron PUBLICATION
Natlee 81 Proof aTA Application 81 WRGsr
90 Henefietnl Use

Notice is hereby gwen that al 10 am. on
the 10th 4aY at April lQIS, u, salmon r1unty
ct lephi State ct Idaho, before " c Smith.
~ 2. proof vii be submitted %, the
application TO beneficial use OF one
cubic teet per second ,oi the waters Of
Silver lead Gulcb, in accordance with the
terms and conditions OF Permit NJ asSS
heretofore issued by the state EnE,nre, OF
the State 81 Idaho
The aRmc and poslgnes address u the
person or corporation holding said permH
are G, : Buster
The use Go vhteh said water has been
applied $ irrigation and jomcsrss purposes.
= The amount applied a. beneficial use is
one cubic il. per second.
The plaEe where sad Natcr IS used IS
ni used 'or irrigation. give tglI and accurate
description Of the lands irrigated W.
NWk Ms, W. rs NWA NEs and
Lots and and 10 Sec. a, and s.. sen
Sha SW1 Sec 10 To, a. MAJ r Nj
The name ct he canal or ditch OF
other ~orks By wh,sh SAID water Is conduct
ed to such place II use ls Buster Ditch
The rlZh, TO take the water from such
~orks Is based upon Psrmi, Ne, pgSS
J, The source ct supply from which such
water Is diverted Is Silver Lead Guich.
The safe ct he priority wAIsh sad user
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Daniel L Langel, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed ENecutriX Of the estate Of Dan
lei L. Langel deceased, to the credit
oTS OF, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
Ten months after the first publication
Of this notice 70 the said ENecutriN al
salmon IN the County Of Iemhi,
State II Idaho,
Dated March Srd, 1915,
SADIE +. LANGEL,
Executrix OF the Estate Of Daniel [
Langel, deceased,
March 4-25
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-11

IL h estimated that there are be.
tween two and four million victims
of the drug nablt 10 the United
Statea. 90 the nrst Of March tue
federal government shut OH their
supply and with many no doubt II
will DO case 81 Kill or cure, depend
ina on the stage Ct the disease, II IA
sald by those In q position to know
that these drug tends are not among
the foreign population 80 much ~
among Americans the new las
uiIl cause much suffering for while,
but IL required drastic remedy "a
cure this disease