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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
TAKE MAGNESIA
AFTER MEALS TO
STOP INDIGESTION
BIsurnted Magnesia Sweetens Sour
Acid Stomach And stops All Dis
tress In Five Minutes

People who have acid indigestion.
seem to find most everything they eat
disagrees with them and are troubled
with sour or burning sensation and
formation of gas in stomach. They
should drop digestive aids and get
from their druggist a few ounces OF
ordinary pure Bisurated Magnesia and
take a teaspoonful in a quarter glass
of water right after eating This
would promptly neutralize the excess
acid, sweeten the stomach contents
and their food would digest properly
and painlessly. It's great to forget alt
about indigestion, to be able to eat
big meals and enjoy them and never
a pain TO follow. Yet a lot Of long
faced folks who suffer from stomach
trouble continually and have to saw
mo thank YOU to most every thing
on the table can get healthy digestion
easily and quickly by using Bisuratsd
Magnesia to sweeten their acid stom-
achs For correcting stomach acid
ity do not take Magnesia in any form
but Bisurated.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
.GLERK ALL Run pQWN
Restored to Health By VinOl

SheIbyville. Ind am clerk in
hotel and was all run down, no energy,
my blood was poor and my face covered
with pimples. 1 got so weak 1 had to
put up an awful fight to keep at work
After taking many other remedies
without benefit Vinol has restored my
health and strength."-BOY i. BIRD
For all rundown. weak, nervous
conditions Of men and women, nothing
equals Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil. Try it on our
guarantee. Kelly q Pollard, Druggists.
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
MATERIAL ON THE WAY FOR }
PLAINVIEW LIGHTING SYSTEM

PlainvieW, Texas, Feb. 25.-Material
for Plainviews new lighting system
has been ordered and is in transit: the
contract with the Texas Utilities COM
pany has been signed and returned
from St Louis and it is expected that
the new service viii be ready for oper-
alton by April I.
mile and a half Of lead cable and
conduit pipe will be used; % ornamen-
tai poles will be put on the streets and
eight around the court house square.
The work is to begin as soon as the
material begins to arrive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
LUBBOCK BUILDS 100 NEW
RESIDENCES DURING YEAR

Lubbock, Tex, Feb 2S.-One hundred
new residences have been erected in
Lubbock during the past year and il is
estimated by local contractors that so
Of them average more than $4,000 each
in cost.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
By DWIG

I always sing at my bath, you know;
but it's deueed hard to keep the proper
key, when the cold water hits ones
spine, you know"
(The End-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23

The good old fashioned flavor DE
liciously Different" Sulzberger's Ma
jestic Ham AMI Bacon. Phone your
Dealer.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23

Great Britain is now using three times as
much Of American products as any other for
eign country and last year spent over a bill
Hon dollars in this country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
pIRST am CLASS no MEET.

Dr. c. F, Braden's first aid to the in
jured class will meet on this evening
al o'clock. In addition to the regular
instruction in first aid he will devote
part of the evening to q talk on sex
hygiene The lecture is open to all "Y''
members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
The Daily Novelette,
MIND THE SPRAY.

such n tale of horrors aS
/ TO you could unfold;
\ our hair would stand on end. and
Grow gray before 'tNere old
Twisted ShnkcNpeare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23

The whole household VIII relish Sulz-
bergers Majestic Hams and Bacon
"DeIiciously Different"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23

Synopsis TO previous chapters:
Banglewold, the Oldest country house
ir Dorchester, Surrey, England is
known to have been the scene Of eleven
murders, eight accidental stranglings,
and three and a half suicides. Thus its
reputation for being a haunted house
had spread about for miles in all di-
rcCtions, and old lord Darby. who lives
there all alone. all of his family hav-
ing been frightened to death. is hard
put TO it 20 get anyone to come and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23
OFFENDER REFUSED TO BE
ARRESTED; PUT UP FIGHT

Deputy Game Warden Owen II.
Swift was resisted when he under
took to arrest Dewey Sinners in Sal
mon last Sunday. An alteration en-
sued between officer and offender.
Witnesses say that the deputy inform
ed Sinners that there was a charge
against him and that Sinners replied
that nobody would he allowed to ar
rest him without warrant, apply
ing vile epithet ny way of emphasis
to his refusal to be arrested Very
promptly and according to the sug-
SeStiOn of his name f6r quick action
the deputy sailed into mprs right
on the spot. The result was without
decision until Deputy Sheriff Barr
came upon the scene. The two officers
took Sinners in charge. Upon his plea
of guilty before Judge McCracken of
tshing without II license Sinners drew
tine. The deputy game warden did
not press the charge of resistance.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23
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John lgpu of Salmon spent several
days here with his father. He left
Monday.
Len Cummings. the Salmon car.
pentar, is here to build a barn for
Bond & Buchanan.
Gus Mulkey was here last week
from Leadore, visited with his BROTH
er, W. II. and other friends.
Mrs. Ander'on's father from MaIad
is here on long visit.
May Phillips went to Salmon for q
weekend visit Anna Decora came
o'ck with her. Anna is at Win Ma
hltley S at present
Marvin MuIkey came home for a
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23
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Snearpr, Were busy last seek at y.
f. Carlson big ranch. some 20.O0o
pounds Of woaI from ;, 500 sheep "aa
reported From the Carlson family $
holdings Of het 'een four and five
sections of land the sheep rs veil as
other products are beginning t. give
results Of work bard work.
A dance vas scheduled for last sat.
urday night at VeIina hall
Dr McCOmb reports Mrs. William
Rus1 as being quite i'll last week.
Robert f. Gnut, nephew John
Warren. came from Westport, Conn.
to spend tie summer In Lemht c0un-
ty.
J Tpat grand and good old lady Mrs
Susan Clark. is enjoying a couple OF
weeks visit with old time friends at
Salmon The octogenarian, with APP
proXimately ifty years residence in
Lemhi valley, goes and comes AS she
pleases with ever a ray Of sunshine
and gladness in her travels or at her
home in the old town of Junction.
10 you fall for this Spring Joke
when we say that these are fine sum
mer Gays this Winter?
Through Dillon papers we note
that Charlie Spencer, former Lead
ore boy, is quite active in the organ
ilation of the Redmen lodge in Mon
tana. Mr. Spencer was in Lemhi this
week. His first visit III eightreI
months or since his departure.
Mrs. inertia Frost, Grand Score
tary of State, Mrs. Frank Ritten
house, Worthy Maron, ., +. 5. a
Salmon and Misses schultz and Ma
bel Carlson we're dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A Ginger "A week Az
last Saturday The two former la
dies were enroute TO Grand Chapte
held this week at Kellogg and til
two latter mentioned were on thei
way to Pocatello Normal school.
''Star route mail carrying servic
from Junction post office to Leadore
one and quarter miles, is now I'm
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23
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II. e. Corser of Salt Lake city Is
here for "A couple Of onths Vlslt
with the family Of I. II. BurDridge.
MIR. Corsgr is employed by one of the
leading law firms of Salt Lake and
having spent his summer vacation
three wears AGO at North Fork, decid-
Ell to return for another soJourn.
Severa! auto loads of Salmon peo-
pie -pent last Sunday on the North
fork.
Martin Curran. the Carmen creek
sheep man. visiting ms tlOcks on In
dian creek last Sunday, reported high
water and damaged roads, necessitat-
ing some repair work on his part to
get MS car through to Ulysses.
G. b. Hoyey and family are enjoy
inp tue pleasure Of rapid and easy
travel through the medium of an au-
tOmohile recently acquired
The people or North Fork and vi
entity at a meeting held ut the Cal
vim hall decided to hold celebration
on the 4th and committees we're APP
pointed to raise the necessary funds
and arrange for the events. There
will be a base ball game between
Moth Fork and Fourth Of July creek
Il teams. The program has not
been fully arranged as yet but will
equal that of last year which was
acknowledged to be the best ever held
in the community.
J. W. Elliott, the Big Hole ranch
man, was visiting his ranch property
near Shoup last week. He expects tC
engage in the sheep business before
| long.
Several teams with light vehicles
came over FROM the Big Hole last
week. The road will be open il
about week as the suOw is nearly
gone some few drifts remaining on
the big hill.
The North Fork river is highe
than it has been for several year
out has not occassioned much dam
age as yet beyond flooding the bot
tom lands.
Good Roads Day was very general
observed by tue North Fork people
The piece of work undertaken wa
the building Of ne" grade $50 fee
in length to cut out trOubleSOm
hill just below North Fork schoo
house on the Ulysses road. 1t re
quired nearly a day and half wCr
for six men and several te lms on Fri
day and Saturday following to rende
the new grade pass bic for teams bu
the dOnerS of the work feel amply re
paid by the great improvement mad
in the road and we feel justified j
saying that the good roaus will fin
hearty support and cooperatiy
spirit among the citizens of this con
r munity. The North Fork hill will /
the next point to receive our after
ton.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23

der the supervision OF George 1iarRe.
one Of the several sawmiIl- h'' ng-
mo Ia ~ ". tIiedorh las bt'H
Moved into I.eadore from the ua'''i-
ed mountains west. and los IN the
rough UitI be hauled and cut JhlS
uoiut. Our contention !, N. lhe
fuel power plus the sl"dusJ nv
must he hauled hithcr will more Jhan
equal the saving OF the Sldbs 'haI
may he sold for fuel, hut The pioneer
sawmill man and lumber dealer con
rIuded our debate with - lhat nov
, your loss. much lesS your business.
! Mrs Harry Goodwin departed iOf
/ Armsyead Tuesday OF last week. MI
! Jim Nimmu was an outgoing auU"
passenger Tuesday of last week. iiar-
! yey LIpe as Chauffeur, carried Two
people to Armstead Tuesday OF last
/ week.
/ GRAY Purcell Of Long Beach, Cali
fOrnia. was an arrival last week. Mf.
! Purcell expected to make the trip VIA
Panama canal bot could not get pass
aye by boat. MIR. Smith, Ford car
agency Of the northwest with head
quarters at SPOKANE, accompanle" "
Roy Murray of Dillon were taking
it over with 10y II. Lee at this
Ipoint Monday. We are informed mat
the price Of gasoline was not taken
into discussion.
Alex NiddiOWSOn was In town IRON
tie carbonate camp Wednesday
A sheepman on the big Stone ranch,
Caught bis fnity and took the
chance
70 flee this country with shears anC
knife,
Though it cost the other man tn
wife.
Gilbert Yearian came in WedneS
day OF last week from HolIiSter CA.
and will be In the valley for the mex
; two weeks. In health Mr.. IearIaI
, never looked better and he informs
us that Mrs. Yearian and children
are also enjoying the coast cllmat,
and the work Of conducting a large
. nenery.
There is little girl at the home
OF Mr.. and MIS-. Peter Kalish. Tel
p thirty O'Clock last Thursday and al
, is well Including, Pete.
o B3n Chandler, semi-resident o
l.eadOre, comes forward and suggest
that trees and grass he prOpagate'
through planting and sowing on goo
e roads day instead of cleaning II
r private premises as is seemingly til
want of this upper country.
. y. f. Entrikin, master mechani
t at Gilmore and Pltrsburg Rallr0a
}, shops. is visiting his father at Brair
J. erd, Mimi, and will incidentally sc
few of the big eastern cities. lie
!. with his wife, left Tuesday.
, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson al
heard from as having arrived at II
overland destination, Los Angeles
} Mr.. aud Mrs W. NJ. Snow, forme
! Leadoreites, were down from Gi
more last week. MI Snow is appi,
, ing his mining ability in sever
\ properties with good success in I'll
{ Spring Mountain and Gilmore Sc,
, tiOnS.
\ Rudolph Wright, agent, passt
( through Leadure, enroute Saline
} from Idaho Falls, with new 80
+ StudeUaker car Wednesday.
} When in Salmon for a night 20
Mrs. Sunderlins, near Methods
( church, for clean comfortable roo
} and bed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23

short visit. lie st,,.
New York | thlnE
work. He is a uer1,.
g. A. Norton and
the Dwight Smith
and got a feed and
good short horns, WI,
G. A. than tile hes, u ~
Pail and MalIare, [
their sheep this wss.
crop will pay abont
lamb crop this year.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23
Local Items.

The Noman's Guild will meet at
the Episcopal rectory Thursday. June
29th, 1915.
:. +. Ack!ey has charge of the
department of the Shenon
hardware company. He is am exper-
fenced man in all departments of the
work
leave for the East July ,. Must
close out entire stock. All hats now
81 to 81, worth up to Sl2. BE sure Ia
get yours before they are picked
over. Mrs. R. NJ. Murdoch.
An outline of the program for the
Fourth Of July two-dav celebration
In salmon includes addresses nv
Mayor Atkins and C.s' {. ATTORNEY
keeS and patriotic singing by a
mammoth chorus in charge of !, r
Watkins. Mr.. Watkins mas request
ed that all the people Who can siau
shall Join this chorus without further
invttauon than this notice i'm The
press and that they should present
themselves for rehearsal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23
LEGAL ADVERT,
Notice Of En.i..
TO EnITuM ~

TO EDITH NJ. WAr
II + ] r S, ADMIET1s
A ND 70 ALL VIM
CONCERN:
YOU ARE HERpp,
Ed, That the unge,.ii
Walton, Of Lemhi eo'sa.
Idaho, has expended M
DRIED DOLLA RS in i,
provemehts upon the ~
PLACER" Sometimes i
the ROBERT PLIcss
placer miniug claim hi.
and located on the pre,'s
mOnd creek in the S saiJ
Lemhi, State of Idaho
more particularly dese,a'.
records of the Location
the same appears in ths y
Recorder in and for tLs
Of Lemhi, in Book IIa
Claims at page l40, to mi
reference is expressly 0,ads
er and more accurate dssa
said placer mining claim n
ty:
That the certificates Or u
labor of the said an0usl !.
work for the said period M
! been and are duly recorded /
Recorders Office in and 4,
county of Lemhi, aud ann,
records of assessment MI
nual labor as follows, tO.at
In Book "E at pages ID
3l5, 1863, and Book 6Fn Il
ords at pages IS, ll3, 20
said records Representing
and improvements done sDl
ed upon the said placer
each and every of the ys,
lively 1906, 1907, 1905,
1911, 1912, 1913 and 1914;
YOU ARE FURTHE
FLED, That the undersigr
c. AmOnsOn and Harry
OF Salmon, Lemhi coun
have expended ONE A
DOLLA RS in labor AM
ments upon the said plat
claim above described, as
10y affidavits Of said labOI
in the office Of said Recon
year 1918 and apps airing in
of said records at page Al
All If the aforesaid lal
at1idavits and certificates
ing been duly done and
order to hold said premise
. provisions of the laws OF
States and Of this State ,
ONE HUNDRED Dol
: year the amount required
! claim for each and every
| said years;
Aud If within NINE
after this notice by put
) fail or refuse to contrib
: portion, FIVE HUND
= LARS, being FIFTY
for each of said years,
in said claim will becOT
erty of the undersigned
provisions of Section %
viSed Statutes of the U
. as they shall be lawfI
therteO.
: W. B. WALTC
| ALBERT e.
+ HARRY kEL
Dated the 10Th day OF
Nav l9-AuguSt Is.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-23
rABLISHED 10
OND ROBE
OF SAME
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n, above but
the store did
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
HAMILTON Joins LONG list OF VANQUISHED
0UAkERS ARRANGE
STIFF SCHEDULES
FOR next MONTH

The Quaker basketball team Will
make a trip to Fountain City tonight
to play the independent team Of that
place. The game will be q practice
for the Quakers az they play Middle
town Monday night at the Coliseum.
Fountain City has fairly good
team Of basketball tossers and should
show the locals a rough and fast game.
The lineup will be Laning. Jones and
Logan, forwards; A. Laning, center;
Parker and Schepman, guards. WEIGH
man is still out Of the game, but will
probably be able to play Monday night.
The game Monday will be preceded
by a curtain raiser between Camden
(Ohio) high school and the second
team of the local high school.
Tuesday night the Quakers will
journey to Pendleton. Ind. where
they will play one Of the fastest teams
in the state. Pendleton has won nine
out of ten games and the one that
was lost was to the champion EN-
Roes.
On Monday night, January "a, the
fastest team in the country. the st.
Mary's Cadets, will play at the Coli
scum.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
PORTER PLAYS
GREAT GAME
ON DEFENSIVE
Red and White Starts With
Rush But Slumps Toward
Close and Puts Up Ragged
Attack.

Richmond high schools basketball
five defeated the Hamilton high school
team at the Coliseum last night 36 to
25, before a crowd of over 1000 people.
The locals started off with their
usual rush and for the first fifteen
minutes of play put up the game they
are capable Of but after that they SLOW
ed down and Hamilton had them chas-
ing the ball all around the floor.
The game Richmond offered In the
second half was a lamentable disap-
pointment to their followers. They
hardly moved fast enough to make the
visitors extend themselves in making
6 goals in this period as against three
in the first twenty minutes Of play.
Little Porter stars.
Clarence Parter and Parker, played
a strong defensive game and it is due
to their efforts that the score of the
Hamilton boys was held as low as it
was. Brown was away off in his
shooting at the basket in the opener
but came back toward the close
making five tallies before the final
whistle. Parker did not shoot fouls
as well as he has done in previous
games getting but two out of six
chances.
Coach Nohr was not even satisfied
with the showing in the first period
although the score was 21-9 in favor
Of the locals. He give the boys lee
ture between time and instructed
them on some weak points but the
talk went over their heads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
COLLEGE SQUAD
FAILS TO SHOW
ANY TEAM WORK
Laning, Richmond Boy,
Shines as Star for Earlham,
Scoring Half of Teams
Field Goals.

Earlham opened the college basket
ball season at the Coliseum last night,
losing to the State Normal school SO
to SO.
The Normalites put up a game that
was too fast for the Quakers to fol-
low. They had Earlham running wild
most of the time when they secured
the ball. The boys from Terre Haute
played fine game in the open and
their password had the local team
mystified.
Shriner was the mainstay Of the
visitors making fourteen fled goals and
four fouls. Earlham failed to cover
the men to any advantage. Time after
time Shriner found an opening under
the basket and when the leather was
passed to him he had no difficulty in
dropping it in the net.
Laning played a good game at for
ward and would have score more than
the seven goals he secured If he had
been protected a little. On the de-
fensive Meeks starred for Earlham
playing fast and aggressive game.
Castle was substituted during the
second period and showed that after
little more practice he will find a
steady berth on the varsity team. His
shooting both from the field and for
fouls was accurate and he mixed up
in the floor work in good style.
The Normalites did not appear to
strike their proper stride until the
second half and they flashed at times
In a manner that made the local col
lege men look as though they were not
in the game at all.
Coach Whitesides used eleven men
in the game in an effort to stop the
advance of his rivals but it did no
| sood for the visitors had the lead and
gave no sign that they were going to
! relinquish it putting on more speed
every time fresh man came in the
| game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
LAMBERT May JOIN
RICHMOND QUAkERS

It's very probable that Skeet Lam
bert, formerly forward on the Wabash
college team, will play a forward po-
sition Monday night with the Quakers.
The other forward position will be
filled by Herbie Logan. This will
make two of the best forwards In the
state on the team, if it is possible to
obtain them. Lambert is in the city
for a few days visiting friends. and
it Is thought that he will be able to
play.
Manager Parker of the Quakers, an
nounced today that "Skeet" Lambert
formerly with Wabash would play for
ward Monday night against Middle
town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

The first life insurance company to
be established in Japan was organized
in 1881. Thus far the life insurance
business of the islands has doubled
every ten years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
AGAIN FAILS
TO STOP MuNcIE FIVE
Wisconsin Team Loses Every
Game to Amateur Squads,
Who Excel Professionals
on Every Turn.

MUNCIE. Ind. Jan. l5.-Racine was
defeated here last night by the Nun.
Gle polo team by score Of 5 to 3 In
a fast game. The locals had the Wis
consin team shut out until the third
period when the Racine boys came
back with q vengeance and Gagged the
pill three times in few minutes. Bull
lette got into the game In the second
period and this strengthened the Ra-
cine team wonderfully. Bobby Grit
fifth, halfback for Richmond, played at
center for the Racine team. and put
up star game. Following 10 the line
up. score and summary:
Racine. Position. Muncie.
H. Koorzilius ........... Williams
First Rush.
Tiede, Bullette ............ Fahrner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

Personal fouls-Curtis 2, Shields g..
Powers, Baylh, Laning, F. Winslow 8.
R. Winslow. Technical fouls-F.
Winslow and Powers. Referee-Palm-
er of Indianapolis. Timers-Logan
Diddlebock.