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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-07

WE ARE NOW in the midst Of q
plague Of bum bomb tales from Can
ada.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-07

THIS SPRING RAIN doesn't damp
en- the Joy Of the dry farmer and the
stockman a burned bit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-07

To tho Voters of klamath County.
| hereby announce myself cand,.
date for tho democratic nominate.
for sherir at tho coming prImar,..
aud | respectfully ask tho supper, Al,
tho voters Of Klamath county.
GEORGE l.. HUMPHREY
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Chilc0te collects rent and looks af.
ter property Of all kinds. 1-tf
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q pays - choose your company
IT. = especially true In flre ins1r
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The Evening Herald
w. O. SMITH ........ Editor

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Entered at the postof1oe at Klam-
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Sheriff of klamath County. Oregon,
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,neralds Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

NICELY furnished apartments at the
Oregon House, Klamath. aear Sixth
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her home on River street Thursday
evening. The regular business meet
ing was held and the officers for the
new year elected. The society voted
to have the Glee Club from the Colo
rado women's College which has given
such good programs here for the past
several years. give concert in April.
The officers elected are as follows:
Miss Edna Nelson, president; Miss
May Williams. yice-nresident; George
Newell, secretary. Hadden Ilsley,
treasurer; Miss Grace Lyon pianist,
with Edna Williams assistant; Mary
Shirley. chorister. After the close OF
the business session social time
was enjoyed and lignt refreshments
iserved by the hostess.
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FRIDAY

PROF. AND MRS TAYLOR ON VISIT
Prof. and Mrs. Tom Taylor went
to Pueblo on No. 10 this morning to
spend the day.
ENTERTAINING COUSIN.
Miss Edna Howells OF Florence. is
spending the week end with her cou-
sin. Miss Wilma Ncwcomb.
ougor AT 0ArcHGLoR HOME.
0eorke Meicer. senior In the State
Aasicnltural College ct Fort collins
p vi1iung At the r EAtheIof homo
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SOCIAL NOTES
BETA 1Au DELTA pANcE.

One OF the social events of the holi-
day season was the annual Beta Tau
Delta dance given in the dining room
OF the Strathmore Hotel Tuesday ey-
ening. About seventy guests attended.
Tho reception line was composed OF
the officers of the sorority. the presi-
dent, Miss Merle McLain. Miss Leila
Armstrong. Miss Isabel Evans and
Miss Ruth Combs. Misses Helene
Yates and Burieigh Mckenzie distrib
uted the programs and favors. which
we're small candy canes. The ball was
opened by the grand march. led by
Miss Merle McLain and Nr. Claude
Hensch.
The sorority colors Of gold and black
we're carried out in the paper festoon-
ing which hung from the ceiling, in.
terspersed with baskets OF evergreen
and California pepper. The globe on
an electric light at one end OF the
room was inscribed with the name
Beta Tau Delta.
Fruit punch was served during the
evening hour and the dancing contin-
ued until late hour.
The out of town guests were Messrs.
Peter AIosier. p. McGrary. Ed Kruger
of Buena Vista, Eric and Jack Nickel.
lar and Rockwell canda OF westciiffe
Clyde Biggs of Grand Junction and
George McLain of Denver
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Class ELECTS oEElcERs.

Mrs. George Williams entertained
the members Of the Ladies' Sunday
school class OF the Baptist church on
"Wednesday afternoon. The officers
for the coming year were elected. and
the remainder OF the afternoon given
over to social time. during which
light Refreshments were served The
officers elected we're as follows: Mrs.
Geo. Williams. president: Mrs. Harry
Cosby vicepresident; AIRS. Marga.
ret Clark. secretary and treasurer.
with Mrs. r. +. Adams. assistant.
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Operation at the hospital. Joseph Hall
is on his way back to Del Norte from
Denver where he went with a car
load of hogs.
SPENDING WEEKEND IN PUEBLO
Miss Myra Sheriff. and Miss Merle
McLain of Canon City are visiting
Miss Mildred Rorer at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Walter Saunders. for
the week-end-Pueblo Star,JournaI.
DOWN FROM CRIPPLE CREEK
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Wilson came
down from Cripple Creek Thursday
to spend several days at the A. E.
Wilson home. Mr.. Wilson went to
Cripple Creek about three months ago.
where he is engaged in the practice
Of law.
BABY BOY BORN TO MR.. AND MRS.
HOMER l. STRICKLAND.
seven and half pound baby boy
was born to MIR. and Mrs. Homer
Strickland at their home at Tenth and
Whippie avenue. Thursday evening.
Mother and babe are reported to be
getting along nicely.
RETURNS FROM DENVER.
Harry Mills. who is employed at the
Hunter Palmer Drug Store. returned
from Denver Wednesday might af-
ter spending the holidays with his
wife. Shortly after his arrival in Dem
yer they received a telegram announc-
ing the death of Airs. Mills brother
in Wilmington. Delaware.
VISITING AT GEeAARpT HOME.
James Thompson OF Basin. Wyoming
enroute to California. arrived here this
afternoon for a short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt on Sherman
avenue, Lincoln Park. Mr.. Thompson
is a brother OF Mrs. 0ebhardt's but
until the formers arrival here today
they had not seen each other for II
or IA years.
VISIT NEWcoMe FAMILY.
The family OF E. E. Hermann were
visitors at the Jail Wednesday being
the dinner guests of Sheriff and Mrs.
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eNreRrAINep EoR cousln

Mrs. Al. Aorey entertained n num-
Der OF her musical friends on wednes-
day afternoon in honor of her cou-
sin. Miss Hazel White. OF Pelia. Iowa
During the afternoon the guests were
given a list of the names OF popular
songs with which TO write n compo-
siuon. Miss Beulah Emmerson won
the prize by her musical wit Mrs
Evans and Miss Shirley added much
TO the entertainment with vocal solos
which are always so highly appreciat.
ed. Miss Eta Walton delighted the
crowd with two humorous readings.
Miss White then gave the follow
ing selections In her charming and
artistic manner:
RisoIictio - Verde Translation
by L!tz.
Eleventh Rhapsody ~ Frantz Liszi
Doh waltz Poidini
Japanese Etide ............ Poldini
Dainty refreshments were then
served by the hostess and all depart.
I'd declaring the afternoon a grand
+. success.
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on Orchard avenue during the Christ
mas vacation
WATCH MEETING TONIGHT.
There will be watch meeting at
the Mission at 221 Main street tonight
TO which everybody is invited and will
be made welcome. An interesting ser
vice is promised.
TO RECEIVE PENSION
w. A. Mollett of Three Mile Springs
has gone to La Junta to undergo a
physical examination before being
put on the PENSION list. Mr.. Moliett
has been an engineer on the Santa
Fe road for many years.
HERBERT DAYkiN Ill.
Herbert Daykin who has been in
the employ of the Santa Fe railroad
for the pas. fifteen years as car re
pairer, is confined to his bed. Mr..
Daykin is 81 years OF age and is in
a feeble condition.
HERE FROM WEsTcLlFFE
]. W. Moody, who has been manager
of the branch store of the Novels.
Stockton Mere Co. in westcliffe. re.
turned with his family to Canon City
"wednesday. At present they are stop
ping at the Miller hotel.
VISITING IN PUEBLO.
Mrs. E. E. Hermann and daughter
Louise. are spending a few days in
Pueblo as the guest OF Mrs. McAlann.
TO CONCRETE FOR NEW YEARS
Prof. Blake Warner. principal OF
South Canon school went to Con-
crete with his family to visit over
New Years.
AT ROCKY FORD.
Phillip Wilson went to Rocky Ford
this morning on the Santa Fe on
short business and pleasure trip. He
will return Monday.
HERE FROM CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Call and daughter |
Agnes. OF the Cripple Creek district
are spending week in Canon visit
ing a, the home OF &C. Patterson. SIS
Riverside avenue.
MOVES TO NORTON, KANSAS.
r. A. Kirkman of sl2 North 18th
street left Tuesday with his family for
Norton, kans. MIR. Kirkman will have
charge OF the milling in the Peerless
Flour Mills company there.
RETURN TO DENVER.
Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Munroe left this
morning on No. 10 for their home In
Denver. after having spent the past
thrQ months with their daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Hyder.
VISITING His BROTHER
Joseph Hail from Del Norte Is In
Canon Waiting hiS brother Dan Hall.
Who recently underwent = ssrious'
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to look after some business matters
connected with his clothing store at
that place Mr. Felter reports the
thermometer as marking tempera-
ture Of twenty-six degrees below zero
in westciire at O'Clock Tuesday
raarntzr
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HAD coLp RlpE 70 CANON CRY.

Miss Irma jeffrey. teacher OF the
school at Rosita. in Custer county.
came home last Friday to spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. jeffrey. at 1903
Greenwood avenue.
Miss jeffrey made the trip home. .
distance OF thirty-hve miles. on horse
back and encountered deep snow and
zero temperature part CT the way. Miss
jeffrey will return 10 Rosita on satur-
day Of this week 10 resume her
school worh.
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ENrERrAlNEp FRlrNps

Kenneth Hermann invited a mum.
her Of his friends 70 his home on
North Sixth atreet Tbnruday evening
for . merry time. Cards furnished
the entertainment for the greater part
OF the evening, followed by light re.
freshmenta.
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the Denver & Rio Grande railroad and
found the experience a thrilling oue.
There are fourteen boys in the sur
yeying camp and under the genial,
pleasant management of Mr.. Milton
they are made to feel very much al
home.
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SHOWER FoR MSS orro.

A miscellaneous shower planhed by
the girls OF Mrs. Marie cravcns S. S.
class on Miss Helena Otto Tuesday
evening. was great surprise to the
honor guest.
The girls met at the home of Miss
Edna Dunlap and proceeded in body
to the residence OF Airs. II. II. Freye
on Macon avenue where Miss Otto is
making her home. The brIde-te-be was
The recipient OF many usefal and dain.
ty gifts which were much appreciated.
Tho guests were Mrs. Marie Cray-
en-. Mrs. Frank Bachelor. Misses
Elsie Kissinger. Clara Batchelor.
Edna Dunlap. Olive Powell. Maude
Chamberlain. Miss Mccarty. Cora
woodford. Ella Roberts. Ethel Morton.
and Pearl Romig.
Miss Otto viii be married the soth
10 Mr.. Grant Alexander OF coaldalc.
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GAVE ANNUAL LuNcHEoN

Miss Matilda sartor gave her an,
nuai luncheon to her relatives In this
city at her home. s25 Main street, at
noon on Thursday. The house was
very prettily' decorated with roliy.
pepper tree leaves and berries sent
her from California. The guests
were Mrs. Mack Wilson. Mrs. Sam
sartor. Mrs. Emma Rabsahi. Mrs.
Herman Loehr. Misses Kate sartor
and Lasetta Lorcnzo and the little
Misses I-asetta Loehr. Jane Hughart
and Louise sartor. Mrs. Troy Hugh.
art OF salida and Mrs. Henry Sartor
Of this city were unable to attend
the dinner on account OF illness. The
Afternoon was spent in a social way
and was very enjoyable to all.
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rRlAL snlPMeMT OF eAnIrE


A. l.. Taylor recently awarded a con
tract for the hauling of one hundred
tons of barite from his mineral claim
in the Oak Greek district to Rockvale
TO be loaded on cars for shipment TO
Denver and four teams were put 10
work on the job this morning.
Barite. is used as pigment in max
ing paint and there is a considerable
demand for 1t among paint manufac-
tnrers. The shipment is q. trial one
and ii Il comes up to the expectations
of the consignees they viii take regli-
larry one hundred tons of it month
MoYLEs VISITING AT soPRIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Moyle are spend.
ting the holidays Visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs. G. Il. Piercy at Sopris. Colo.
MRS. w. q. HOLLAND HOME.
Mrs. w. d. Holland and children re-
turned Wednesday from Pueblo where
they spent Christmas with relatives.
HOME TO HILLSIDE TO-DAY
Mrs. John Houle and children came
down from Hillside on "Wednesday on
a shopping trip. and, incidentally, for
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Houie. They left for home this
RETURNED TO UTAH TUESDAY.
Chas. l. Milton, who has been in
charge OF an engineering and survey
ing party for the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad company at Duchesne. Utah,
for a couple OF months or more, left
for the west On Tuesday after having
spent the Christmas holidays with his
wife and family here.
Surveys are being made for branch
road TO open up to traffic new min
ing and agricultural section of that
state.
GOES TO CALIFORNIA
Mrs. F. b. Truitt left Tuesday TO
spend year with her daughter. Mrs.
A. N. Wood at Monrovia. Calf. Her
son. Matt Mcconnell. will occupy the
Truitt home on College avenue during
her absence.
RETURNED TO UTAH.
Forrest G. Snyder left for Duchesne,
Utah. on Tuesday TO rejoin his asso-
ciates II G. L. Mittonr surveying camp,
after having spent hls Chrlstmas vaca.
tion visiting his parents. In coming
put he had 70 nnAke = stare ride Of
ninety miIss to vSatA the main line Of
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Misa pdna Nslsen entsstainsl the
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IN FLORENCE TO-DAY

IN FLORENCE TODAY
Misses Wilma Newcomb. May and
Leta Howells went to Florence on the
Santa Fe this morning to attend a
dinner given by their aunt. Mrs. Seth
Anthony in honor of her nieces. The
other guests were the Misses Edna.
Ruth and Mildred Howells of Brush
Hollow.
MRS. MACK CALLED EAST.
Mrs. Sarah E. Mack who has been
visiting Mrs. Julia l.. Mack at 900
Macon avenue. was called TO Des-
Moines. Iowa. Tuesday morning on
account of the death OF an aunt-a
lady 90 years OF age. Mrs. Mack had
intended TO spend some weeks here
before returning East.
DANCE IN GARDEN PARK
Elmer and George Green, Clarence
and Charley Chess of Garden Park
entertained their friends Wednesday
evening at dance given at the
Garden Park school house. Although
the weather was disagreeable there
was a good crowd present and all
report dandy time. Quite number
OF Canon people attended. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Strickland furnished the
music.
TO CELEBRATE NEW YEARS.
New Years day will be celebrated
at the Y. NJ. c. A. with basket bali
and volley ball game in the gymnasi-
um. The Cubs and the Bears will
clash In the basket ball contest and
the Benedicts will try to demonstrate
their superiority over the Bachelors
as exempiars of the sport in the vol
ley ball game. The program will be-
gin at 1880 p. m. The public is in
vited.
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RETURNED 70 UTAH rUEspA,
eoEs no cALiEoRNlA

Mrs. F. b. Truitt left Tuesday TO
spend year with her daughter. Mrs.
A. N. Wood at Monroyia. Calf. Her
son. Matt Mcconnell. will occupy the
Truitt home on College avenue during
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ON WAY TO DEL NoRrE.

Lauro Garcia. a condemned murder
er who has been In the penitentiar,,
under sentence TO be hung since An
gust s 1919. was taken back TO Gree
ley on "Wednesday by Sheriff Cook OF
Weld county and Policeman Baker OF
Greeley. whore he viii be given a new
trial in the district court under a writ
OF error recently granted him by the
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TO RECEIVE PENSION

w. \. Mollett of Three Nile Springs
has gone to La Junta to undergo a
physical examination before being
put on the PENSION list. Mr.. Moliett
has been an engineer on the Santa
Fe road for many years.
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WATCH MEETING TONIGHT.

ion Orchard avenue during the Christ
mas vacation
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There will be watch meeting at
the Mission at 221 Main street tonight
TO which everybody is invited and will
be made welcome. An interesting ser
,-ica is nrnrrnisnh
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Herbert Daykin who has been in
the employ of the Santa Fe railroad
for the past fifteen years as car re
pairer, is confined to his bed. Mr..
Daykin is 81 years OF age and is in
a feeble condition.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01

Notice of Election of School Trustees.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 5th day of September,
1916. the Annual School Election in
and for Independent School District
No. 16 of Lincoln County, Idaho, will
be held at the Recorder Building in
said District
The polls will be open from 900
p. m. until 500 p. N. of said day.
Two School Trustees will be elect
ed in place of L. Crosby and l.. c.
Walker whose terms of Office will
then expire LESTER c. WALKER,
Clerk of Independent Dist No. 16.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
FOR STATE AUDITOR

There seems to be little question as
to the nomination on the Republican
ticket of w. S. Parkhurst, Farmer
Bill,) for state auditor.
Nearly every newspaper in the state
is supporting Parkhurst for the NOM
ination and will support him more
heartily for election. He is man
who knows the farm, he knows bus
mess and is good accountant. He is
man of depth of character and it
would be just as well and better for
the interests of the people of the state
to get in and help him now, as his COM
petitors are developing no showing
worthy of their ambition to be placed
in this high position. The POST
would advise an x opposite the name
of W. S. Parkeurst, on the ballot.
Idaho Falls Post.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
Dietrich Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Gillett were Dietrich
visitors on Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson announoe
the arrival of daughter on Tuesday,
August ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Greer are the
proud parents at baby girl born at
Shoshone on Tuesday. August 22d.
The drillers at August LANCE struck
water at a depth of 208 feet. Nh.
BloomberR will work at we'll for Ed
Gage and then he will go to Richfield
for some work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Houston csIebra-
ted their eigth wedding anniversary on
Sunday and entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Miller and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson A. Pierce for supper in honor
IF 1t.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
m Richfeld in
u Paragraphs

Land Co. and H. A. Stroud is general
manager. These gentlemen have been
associated together in the land business
for many years and have complete
organization.
FOR SALE-Fr milk cows and
young stock. N. E. Morrison a4-tf
Farm Loans. as cheap as the cheap
est. s. D. Boone & Son, Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. A23
LOST-Auto license No. 1l707 for
Ford car. Finder return to Richfield
Land Co.
See us when you want to sell your
land Richfsld Land Co.
When you have a nice sample of
grain, alfalfa, clover or any product.
take it to the Richfeld Land Co.
We are here to stay and wish to get
acquainted with all the farmers. Call
on US when in Richfield, Richfeld Land
Co.
The Richfield Land Co. do an exclu-
sive land business. See the point. We
buy As we'll as sell, land.
We always have plenty of money to
make farm loans. Lincoln Loan &
Title Co., Box TT. Shoshone. Idaho.
For Sale: One yearIIng Registered
Mountain View Ranch, RichfieId, Ida
no.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
NOTICE

A meeting of the Southern Idaho
Livestock Association is hereby called
to meet at the court house in the city
of Gooding, Idaho, on Saturday the
second day of September, 1916, at 2 p.
m. Matters of vital interest to the
members and farmers are to be taken
up at that time, and every member
small stock grower, and farmer should
be present without fail.
]. C. Robertson. President.
R. B. Marsh, Secretary.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01

Mr.. Perry Smith has been engaged
as janitor and is already busy prepar-
ing the building for the opening day.
The contracts for the septic tanks at
the school house have been let and the
work is progressing nicely. The
school wagons have also been enclosed
which makes an attractive as well as a
comfortable conveyance for the child
rem who have to come long distance
to school. The school board also re-
ports that they will put on one new
school bus of the latest style. The
following have been employed to drive
the wagons, Mr.. Eddy on the east
route, Mr.. ALL on the cross route and
Mr.. Rinehart on the west route.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
OUR ANNIVERSARY

Just one year ago today we bought
the RECORDER and Farmer Bill and
1.-The kid" E. H. Johnson started to
build newspaper that would please a
majority of the people of this vacinity;
how we'll we have succeeded can best
be told by looking over the columns of
this paper and note the splendid line
of advertising, and look over our
subscription list which has doubled
then trebled. To our many friends
and patrons is due in great measure
our success and we wish to thank you
for your loyalty and patronage and
hope for continuation of the same.
Respectfully,
The Kids, Bill and Jack
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
WALTER H COPP
Candidate for Nomination
County Treasurer Re-
publican Ticket

In announcing my candidacy for NOM
ination on the Republican ticket at the
primary to be held September 9th, 1916
l wish to state to the voters and tax
payers of Lincoln county, that since
holding the Office of county treasurer,
that l have endeavored to conduct the
office on an efficient and economical
basis, and the county records will show
that | have succeeded in reducing the
expense of running the Office by sew
aral hundred dollars per year, and at
all times have kept the work up to
date. And with this record | ask your
support at the polls.
Respectfully,
adv. WALTER H. CoPP
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01

Captain e. G. Davis, the Republi-
posed the Huston loans, and the can
didate who has had the courage to
fight political graft and dishonesty,
even in his own party, asks vote
First choice preferred) from every
reader of this paper, voting the Re-
publican ticket in the Primaries, who
desires to stand for clean govern
ment and clean politics. adv.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
Vote For
T. B. BRUSH
Republican Candinate for
County Treasurer
Secretary of State, republican pri-
mary ticket, vote for Chauncsy Wallace
ct
Greater Tire Mileage.

Frequenl use of our Sunday and
weekend rates will add many miles
to the life of your auto tires. 1t
makes a niece hange, too. Ask about
our cheap excursions. Agent, o. S.
l.. R. r. Co.