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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28
SCHOOL RALLY DAY"
STARTS OF WITH SNAP

In spite of inciement weather
d cheerful crowd gathered at North
Fork last Friday for school rally.
The following schools were represent
ed; Spring creek, Ulysses, Fourth of
July, and Gibbonsville. Other schools
had planned TO be present but were
trained off. -
After an indoor picnic lunch the
crowd gathered and held feld meet.
| The hon"rs were aveAly distributed.
Leslie Northam, Johnny 6lennOn
and Charles Lebo won the boys races
while Edena Edwards, Cora Allen and
! Ruby Buske took the girls nonors.
| Geo Rhodes got away with the
mems race with nine in the ield
Mrs. Blanche Giennon took the
blue ribbon from tile married women
and successfully defended IL IN a
matched race with Mrs. Ora CockreIl
! Little Francis CoweIl vas hrst to
the rope In the little tots running
| Miss Perry of Ulysses won the
Teachers Race =
Francis Buster and Charley Bur
bridge won the broad Jumps.
Mrs. Ora Cockrell was champion
stone thrower for lie ladies and
Christy Glennon Of the girls
The afternoon wasshnished OIL with
a wrestling bout between Bobbie AL
len and Diset Lebn. aud there was
no Throwing of Disst got the
first fall, the second bout lasted till
the principals gave out and both we're
awarded blue ribbons.
At q o'cock the evening exercises
opened with America, folio ed by
a short program as folloMs:
Recitation Edena Edwards.
- Reading-LeSlie Northam
Dlalogue-Mrs Wigs, Ulysses
school
Reclta ton Harold 6eren.
RecitatiOn-Anna Maria Johnson
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES creek schoo
Recitatiun-C Clifford Dryer
Recitation-AveTa Allen.
Dialog Fourth of July school
ReciLation-C Carmen Harmon
RecitatiOn-RuthG eren.
Recitation Jessie Edwards.
Acrostic-Spring creek school.
Recitation-JOhnny Glennou.
S0ng -Gibbonsville school.
Immediately after the program tht
hall was cleared and the Salmon
teams playe the Gibhonsville teams
for basket oalI championships Tn
Gibbonsville school girls team play
ed the Salmrn high school girls team
for the cham piOnslip of the Salmon
river valley. The first half closed ,
in favor of Salmon. TIE second la.
closed 3-3 1t took fifteen minute
more of play to break the tie Sal
mon scoring first on a free throw an'
GihbonsyiIle winning on field throw
. which followed it. Score 5-4
. The GibhonsVille school bows team
won the championship for grad
schools by PIP score from the Sal
, mon boys.
After sumptuous midnight sup
, per the hours were danced away I'll
/. dawn aud another day.
. The rally day was voted a splen
did success and 1t VAS uect ed I
make it All annual affair
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28
OatmeaI SOUP.

Cooked mush. one cupful; butter
two teaspoonfuls; chopped onion two
tablespoonfuls; bsyleaf. one. yolk OF
egg, one. milk, one quart. salt. one
half teaspoonful; pepper. one-half salt.
spoonful. Soup kettle. spoons, meas
uring cup cook onion without brown
ing until tender Then ali the oat.
meal milk baylesf. salt ard pepper.
stirring carefully. keeping temperature
below boiling point Strain through a
fine sieve, reheat and pour while hot
over the beaten yolk Of egg
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28
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Sal On LOCALS

asv@ = = = . : = e
onagna R. Clute and bride
eenhem klH Mack dwelling house
W. home
era
III Ladies' lid will meet with
Il t90e1Iek her home in Brook
d Ihnfs, May T.
~ ms Pope Ind Theodore Ketch-
u, doing Ene Prospecting at the
Nv mAne ki week, expecting TO
M III galMHn next week.
% IL Coz hll died at his home at
lodge, Montana, April %, In
OOd ii year. Be vas brother of
"ackreli III Salmon and had re
Tnr thEf seven years at Deer
dru -
bst Robert M. Mcbride expects to
. q Butte Seturday morning to
NimseGK i'll the hands Of nerve
sgs n Mcbride has Ions
not nnlIeEe ION partial paralysis,
Nv ID ii leleived, will yield to
ent. 4aines Andre VS., All old
-, will u With the patient to
/ h.jntaua alty.
side sseasoK SAYS That the motor
Borb ree Iatfak Ion is coming In too
10 % and afGer this week he Will
III geh1cBes, without further
ole. chat are not registered and
dohthe 0wner has had Il fifteen
l0nGaB. and the costs will be
rs besides BlIis the owner is liable
pugh ria0nnlnnk and fine fot opera.
motor vehicle without q
Adv
b MO-
eyarss hia eAtch of the season OF
I'D Simon trUut that IL AXE this riv.
= lua wa8 escorted Monday morn
/l(aa0r1e IN SnGder, the dairl
EYIust I'll town He hooked
Yea4en-pOnndeFs and safely landed
LetehsiEh ! snail line. The latest
rike Wa nDt more exciting, GoI
= ay DAY freak next morning d
!. .9r oI tsse Snyders, who had
nat one of the >even-pouuders
sura spawn. vas over after some Of
{.
lie N. GUST writes from hi
,me Ill sanford, Washington
0aOthat his kamiIy are we'll settled
just md Itaa the church people o
is avn, Representing both churches
and III giving the new ministeJ
- n family reception. He fur
cate Ays that bis congregation l.
rayel I each Snnday, which Is O
ect livery encouraging to him. Mr.
Pills avs III + in the midst Of
CaRrult county, with land sell
wm $500 n u, 600 per acre.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

Estate Of Jonh :. lludktns, deceas
sd
Notice is herebg given 10y the uu-
dersigned Administrator ~ tie Is
tate OF John =. Hudkins, deceased.
to tie creditors OF, and all persons
having claius against the said deceas
ed, to exhibit theu with the recesSa
~ vouchers @ithin ten months after
tile first publication II this notice to
the said Administrator At Salu "a, IN
the County Of Lsmhi State OF Idaho
Dated April n 1915
WILLIAM G. SMITH,
Administrator Of tire Estate Of
John \ Hudkins. deceased
April "a Mat r.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

One eupful egg white. one-auarter
teaspoonful salt, one cupful fine gran
ulated sugar, half teaspoonful vanilla
add salt to eggs, beat until very stir
add two tablespoonfuls sugar, heai
five minutes; SO continue until halt
sugar is used When very stir cut and
fold in remaining sugar. drop IA by
spoonfuls on To wet paper on inyerted
dripping pan, bake in Il slow oven 81
minutes; remove from paper. take out
uneooked portion. dry IN oven, COO
and nh with Ice cream which can BE-
purchased half pint, or ali whipped
cream; put two halves together
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

spread another layer OF lady fingers
upon which the remaining custard Is
poured. A layer OF lady fingers comes
last busted over with finely chopped
almonds and powdered sugar. Set in
the icebox twenty-four hours and serve
with whipped cream.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

The wife and children of Gus Il.
Quaries, the banker OF salmon, VITO
have been at san Diego foI the win
ter, are expected home on today 5
train.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28
The Eye Specialist.

Dr. r. II Scarborough, the yell
Known eye sight specialist, Will b. At
TIE Mahafy hotel, Gilmore, MUn1av,
A pril L. The Leadore hotel Tues
day, April Il. A. the ShenoB hotel
THURSDAY and Friday, April 5O-2i
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28
Notice to Teamslers.

Sealed BIDS will be received at tie
Ctty Clerks once OF the CITY OF Sal
mon Idaho, up 10 o'clncg y IA May
lst, 1919. fRr the sprinklinR " the
streets A. directed by the Street and
4 LEY committee.
Proposals are Ia b4se he rate Tor
pttnkling said streets by the hour
Tor actual sprinkling done
The City Council reserves the right
Ia reIsct any and all bids
y. q MILLER, Clerk
+ j. ATKINS, MaFoF
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

pr. II. a. Scarborough, the eye
sight specialist. whose original meth
OILS give reliable results Tor head
gches dizziness. nervousness and tie
defects II you saffer With auy Of
the above symptoms ~ sure-t7 see
him at tue >Hegon hotel, Salmon.
Inmr.aa. " ErLaaA. AnrL- L0-2l.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

Of Houston, Texas. says:
IF you have . muddy complexion
and dull eyes, you are cOnstipatsd, Six
glasses Of water daily and one or two
Rexall Orderliea at night VIII correct
this condition and make you ut as q
dddls. RexaIl Orderlies, IN my opinion
are the best laxative 10 be had, aud can
10 taken by men. women or children"
We have the exclusive selling rights To-
this great laxative.
RED CROSS PHARMACY
THE RESALL STORE.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28
SALMON TRAIN SERVICE
TO AND FROM ARMSTEAD

Frm S4lmon Tuesdag, Thursday
and Satuday; from Armstead alteF
nate DAYS, MOndag "Wednesday and
Friday
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28
nlshwInera for Glass.

Eight cent cheese cloth, cut three
quarters yard long ard hemmed
makes the best wipers for glass II
gives a polish and there Is absolutely
no lint
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

@twill maAes All your friends at
1trris fI0 al when In Gilmore.
Al
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-28

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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-06-01
North Dakota
Happening
Il !%'; v::;sv. s": s.s' r.
tIons Of the state
reported during
last few days.

Bismarck - Parties representing
New Rockford have filed petitions
from SO counties for capital removal.
The law allows till May 8 and the COM.
mittee promises numerous petitions In
addition.
Grand Forks.-More than 500 Ma.
sons, many from surrounding North
Dakota, and Minnesota towns, witness.
ed the exemplification of the Third de-
gree Of Masonry by Past Masters OF
Acacia Lodge at the Masonic temple.
Grand Forks.-Mothers' day which
falls on Sunday, May IA, will be fit
tingly observed in Grand Forks this
year, arrangements for the annual OBJ.
s%ervance of the occasion being in the
hands of the Mothers day committee
of the local Y. M. c. A.
Grand Forks.-With shipments of
grain aggregating 31,876,000 bushels
since the opening of the grain ship
ping season last fall on the Dakota d.
vision Of the Great Northern, there
still is approximately five or six mill
lion bushels Of grain in the district.
Inc shipments are the greatest III
the history of the division.
Minot.-A steel corset stay, diverting
the tine Of q pitchfork In the hands OF
a jealous lover, probably saved the
life Of Miss Helen Nelson of Minot.
The nan who was employed by Miss
Nelson's father, attacked the young
woman first with the handle of the
pitchfork, striking her several severe
blows on the head, and then with the
tines.
Devils Lake.-President A. L. John.
son Of the North Dakota Laundrymen's
association has prepared the program
for the annual convention at Fargo May
8 and 9. The speakers will be o. Heg'
&c, Fargo; J. o. Sheppard, Grand
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-06-01

to have suit pushed against James H.
Caldwell of this county. In order to
get possession of a sum Of money.
u. C. r." makes his home here, resid.
ing with Mrs. May Moran, only daush-
ter of James H. Caldwell, who says
that the mysterious man is her long
lost brother.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-06-01

Forks; w. A. Collins, Grand Forks;
E. Halstead, Jamestown; Professor
Remington, Fargo, and w. E. Fitch,
Dickinson.-Well-to-do relatives Of
the mother of Jay Allen Caldwell, or
u. C.. r." who mysteriously disap-
peared in the fall of 1907, are anxious
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
Business Men To Hear Or. Marvin

DR.. II. II. Marvin, one Of the
known pulpit and public orators
IN the Nonthwcsi, who is conduct
ing the protracted meeting al the
Methodist church IN this city, has
been prevailed upon 10 make an
aftcr-dinncr talk 70 the Ncxpercc
business men az she Ncxpcrce ifo-
Tel next Monday evening 1T 6 30
The affair will be IN the nature
of an informal banquet TO be pro-
Hided by the business men, and all
who are interested Ia the adj
vanccmenf Of the community are
expected 10 participate.
DR.. MarVins address viii be
along lines Of community npbuild-
ing, and his wide experience in
the field Of human cndcayor has
equipped him with q message well
worth listening TO.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
IN THETOILS OF THE LAW
Jury Finds Verdict of Guilty in State Cases Against
Horace Mitchell, Peter Licker and Lundy Hat
feld---Sentences Next Monday
Many Witness Trials

According to the evidence, Nit
chell got possession of a horse
belonging to VIM. Campbell, Of
Vollmer, brought the animal to
Nczpercc and, after several at
temptS to dispose of it, sold il TO
transient horse buyer. He then
left the country, making his way
to Texas, where he was taken into
custody a few weeks ago by the
authorities, and turned over to
Sheriff Paige, who went after
him.
In his own defense, Mitchell
stated on the stand, in effect, that
Campbell owed him $50, and that
that Campbell had given him per-
mission to take the horse and this
$50 was to apply on the purchase
price, which was $75, and he had
sold the horse with that under
standing.
Campbell's evidence was indef-
mite, but he said he did not re-
making any dicker with
Mitchell for the horse, but admit
ted the price Of the horse had
been mentioned IN a talk they
had.
County Attorney 5. Q. Tanna-
hill prosecuted the ease. and At
torncy w. II. Mason, of Vollmer,
defended Mitchell.
The trial of Peter Licker was
opened at 9:30 Tuesday morning,
and was turned over to the jury
at 500 o'clock that afternoon.
A verdict Of guilty of assault with
weapons was reached az
3 100 clock Wednesday morning.
when Judge Steele was aroused
from his slumbcrs and appraised
OF the fact that the jury had
reached a decision. He forthwith
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

II was truly predicted this
would be a strenuous week IN the
Lewis county district court. Three
state cases-two involving stock
stealing charges and one the
charge of assault with intent to
commit murder have been tried
out in as many days and YER
dict of guilty was returned in
each instance.
The first was a state action
against Horace Mitchell, of this
city, on charge of stealing horse
from VIM. Campbell.
The second was the state
against Peter Licker, on charge
of assault against Fabin Leasurc
with intent to commit murder.
The defendant and prosecuting
witness are ncighbors living IN
Lawyers canyon about miles
southeast Of Nezperce.
The third was the state ease
against Lundy Hatfield, a resi-
dent Of this section the past three
years, on charge Of the theft of
two calves from Jacob L. Boyer,
Of near Mohler.
Judge Steele announced that he
would pass sentence in these cases
next Monday morning.
Mitchcll's ease was called at
2 80 Monday morning, and before
the jury had been drawn for the
trial, the court room was com-
fortably filled with spectators.
The evidence was closed shortly
after noon; the attorneys finish
ed their argument and the case
went to the jury about 4 so In
two hours verdict Of guilty was
returned, the jury recommend
ing leniencv on the part of the
Court in pronouncing sentence.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

the expensive timber cruise con-
dncted in Clearwater county over
a year ago has proven worthless
50 far as any practical results are
concerned.
There are Seyenty-ihree eases
on the calander for the coming
term Of district court IN Nez
Perez county. which Is SET for
April 4.
Fifteen counties will be repre-
sented Al the Inland Empire sun
day School convention 10 be held
in Lewiston May 4. 5 and &.
Joseph Schmidt, a pioneer far
mer Of the tsrecncreek section.
died Monday Of an nbsecss of the
brain. lie WAS ~ years al age and
is survived by a wife and three
children.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
DECREASE STATETAX
INCREASE IN COUNTIES
Governors Office Complies Fig
ures Showing Where Differ
ence Lies. Increase All
In Three Counties.

Notwithstanding taxes for state
purposes have been reduced $243.-
652. .96 in Idaho since 1913, the to-
tai taxes levied for both county
and state purposes have increased
IN the same time $222, ,305.63, the
increase being wholly due to in-
creased taxes for county purpos-
es by the various counties
Not all the counties of the state
have been afflicted with this in
crease IN taxation. As a matter
Of fact, the increase in Ada. Ban
mock and Clearwater counties al
most offsets the total net increase
of the entire state. Ada county's
increase for county purposes dur
ing 1915 over 1913 amounts 10
SOS. $3.50: Bannock' s increase to
$65, 1882. and Clearwater 5 10
ST., 1876, the total increase for
these three counties being 1912
3SS.7S, while the total net in
crease for the whole state for both
state and county purposes is but
1922, ,305.63.
These are a few Of the inter-
esting facts developed from a tab
ulation of reports of taxation
compiled in the office of Cover
nor Alexander supplenenting and
continuing the work done by the
state tax commission for 1913
Governor Alexander has had the
work of the state tax commission
continued for the years 1914 and
1915, the work being done in his
office by the regular office force
and without additional expense.
A study of the figures also dis
closes the fact that By far the
larger part of the increase in tax
alton is for current expense pur-
poses of the different counties,
the total increase for that pur-
pose alone during the two years
being $20S. .0T1.SS. The figures
compiled in the governor S office
show that the total tax for the
state and county purposes was
a. $40. 1852 for 1913 and $4.ST1.-
4S3. Sc for 1915, an increase Of
1925, ,305. 5.63.
For state purposes alone the
tax levied amounted to $l,066,
6S2 90 in 1913 which amount was
reduced in 1915 to only $S22, ,979.-
13. or reduction for state pur-
poses of 43,65296
While Lewis county shows an
increase over 1913 aud 1914 in
taxes for county purposes, such
increase was brought about large
~ By the recently enacted law
members of county COM
s boards, school boards,
town boards, etc, individually
liable for expenditures beyond
the regular levy, no matter what
emergency might arise making
such expenditures. The
levy for last year viii doubtless
leave surplus for the county to
work on and make the Lewis
county levy for this year COM
sidcrably less.
The tax commission adds: I'm
order to furnish basis for a COM
prehcnsive study OF the situation
by the taxpayer himself. or the
of the state who is di-
reeily on indirectly interested ID
the subject. we have endeavored
to compile and submit the data
which We have gathered IN Nlch
form ais in our opinion will best
enable the citizens of idaho 10 re-
alize The exact situations
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

Your flag and my flag, and how il flies to-day.
In your land aud my land, and half the world away.
Rose-red and bnod-red, lis stripes forever CLEAN,
Snow-whf and soul-whte the good forefathers dream.
Sky-bue and frue-buc, with stars that CLEAN Alright
The gorife gudon of the day. shelter hro the night
Your flag and my flag. and Q, how much il holds
Your land and my land within its folds
Your heart and my heart beat quicker the sight,
Sunkssed and wndossed the red, the blue, the white
The flag, the great flag. the flag for and you,
Glored the whole world wde the red the white the blue
Your flag. my flag 10 every star and stripe,
Drums beat hearts beat and ffers shrily pipe.
Your flag and my flag. its brightness fills the sky,
Your hope and my hope, it never held lie
Home land and far land, and half the world around,
Old Glory hears the great salute and rppcs the sound
-Isaac Cutter in Quincy, Ill. Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
NEWS OF LEWIS AND
NEIGHBOR COUNTIES
Compiled in Concrete Chapters
for the Quick Pursual Of the
Thousands Interested.

Cottonwood went wet again
last week, according 10 the chron-
icle. The creek running through
the town went on q rampage and
caused q small flood IN the bnsi-
ness section.
Charles Siriekfaden. 4 promi-
ncnt young farmer Of the ferdi-
nand section and a brother OF
AIRS. ). A. Gaml of this city. was
married at high noon last Sunday
at G0nxaga college in Spokane 10
Miss Aubra Belle Hill. Of that
city. The groom is the youngest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs }. 4. Strick-
faden, Of Ferdinand. and is a.
young man Of fine character and
ability who Is IN every Way wsr-
thy of the lady Of his choice
Cottonwood Chronicle.
Some $50 farmers and their
wives held = big community meet
ing ai Lapwai last Saturday and
took the first steps toward the or
aanixation Of q lsapwai local Far
mers Educational and co-opera-
tive Union Of America. An or
gnnixation Of the Indian farmers
Of that section Was also gotten un.
der way.
Regular boat service j. now on
between Lewiston aud Portland,
and Il Is thought this will be con-
tinued until late IN the summer
There Is ample snow in the noun
tains 10 guarantee an abundance
Of water in the river for several
months. Freight IL said 10 be
scarce for the down river haul,
however: much Of the grain GO
ing east BY rail on account Of the |
Panama canal being closed. An
important feature. apparently |
overlooked by the boat operators.
Is some practical means of keep
ing the surrounding country in
formed as to the schedule of the |
boat trips.
w. G. Short, of Kamiah, is
handling the county assessment
work of the Clearwater section Of
Lewis county.
Mcssrx. ODonneIl and Bulen
announce ia the last issue Of the |
Culdesac Enterprise that they arc
retiring from the publication of
that paper to start the "Gcm
State Banner" in Lewiston, the |
first issue Of which will appear
about April 1. Il. B. Cummins
takes the helm Of the Enterprise.
The peaceful and law-abiding |
town Of Reubcns is about to in-
gulge in a new town jail.
Kooskia has band of 23 pieces
and has just employed G. NJ. Nor
ria as instructor. The boys are |
preparing to add charms TO life
on the upper Clearwater this SUM
mer.
A recent statement from the Of.
flee of J. X. White, state hotel in-
spector, IL TO the effect that fire
alarm systems in the hotels IN this
state must be in perfect working
order and II they are found not
70 be by the inspector or his dep
uties. prosecutions will follow.
The Republican state conven-
tion TO select delegates TO the
presidential nominating conven-
fIon viii be held at Twin Falls on
Thursday, April 90 This was ar
,.anged AZ n meeting of the state /
central committee in Boise last
Saturday.
The state convention Of the Ida
no pronressives will be held at
Boise on April %.
1t il now being pointed out that |