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DIED.

BRITTON-On Tuesday, January -,
1917, LOUISE r., beloved wife Of
Alexander Brttton.
Funeral services on Monday, January
-, al 3 p. m, from St Margaret's
Church, corner Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place lntermCnt private
GAIN-Died THURSDAY. January - 1877
FANNIE A. GAIN, beloved wife OF
William NJ. Gain.
Services at the house, today. at ? ,.
m. 1nterment private.
PARKER-On Thursday, January Is. I'll,
d. FRANK PARKER. beloved son Of
Mary E Parker and the late John
c. Parker
Funeral from I75s Pea street northwest
Saturday. January 2, .. m.
WILTON-On Thursday, January ., laI7,
at lbs D. m, at the residence OF his
son, Ralph c. Wilton, CHARLES
beloved husband OF the late Elizabeth
Moore Wilton. Born in Cambridge
shire, England. November p, 1885
Funeral from the residence OF his son,
1885 Twenty-second street northwest.
Saturday, January p, at p. N. In
terment Arlington Cemetery. eng
lish. Australian and New Zealand
papers please copy.
TAYLOR-On Thursday, January 25 1917,
at the Emergency Hospital ANSON
s. TAYLOR, beloved husband OF
Rachel A. Z. Taylor, OF l2J9 Twenty
first street northwest
Funeral from Union Methodist Episcopal
Church Monday. January y, at p. m.
Interment private.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Taxpayers Of Capitol Heights. Nd.
Al 1915 taxes no. paid VIII b sid MARCH 70
nj To save cJst q Edrert1sinE etc pay tefo-s
FohruAry - 1911. Iqls tAIss 1rv nov du. W r.
McGINNIss. Treasurer. eh - and FrHnklin
Csp8tnI Helshty Nd
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Bahai Movement

Subject: The Bahai Teaching as Factor i,
World Peace"
Speaker: William II. Randall Of Boston Mass
studio Hall t1s Connecticut avenue.
sEdaI. sas .. n Ne esllsction. An hyitsl,
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ENVOY ENROUTE.

Count Tarnow Tarnowsh, Austrian
to the United States. is en-
route to the United States on the steamer
Noordam, the State Department an
yesterday afternoon. He sailed
from Falmouth, England, January u
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Washington Secular League

IAN Optn Forum
THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AS
1T WAS, AS IT is, AND AS IT WILL BE .
Address BY DR.. MARY WALKER, Pressd.ut
Wosnan's Constitution League. Pythian Temple
Sunday n m
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UNITARIAN.
ALI Souls' Church SSR GSR, + F9TRTEESTH sTREEES

ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE. d. D.. Minister.
sss n n. Sunday school Class for the Com
rsratys Study Of Religion and Unity Study Clar
IL q n, morning service; sermon BY the min
IStsr.
n7S Is also kindergarten during the hour ..
nouSng Eorship.
m, Liberal Religious Union Address b
Wffkm Knowles Cooper. Social Service a Ar
Eftr-szon Of the Religious Life
yp. IA, evening service. Sermon BY Dr.. Pisrc.
o( "FUNDAAENTAL QUESTIONS OF RE
VICIOUS THOUGHT" ". rs THE BIBLE
bridge nttnsnn.
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PERSONALS.

v0RKTNGMEN-TRIS \ ONE OF TIE ID
r1utGEes possesS and solid bunch of pesIndinz
zsh hat 6uyr e1act,y the night kind n mems worn
suts coats psntS etc; % ave We Es.l n TO T1t
II mildly. See what 8 70 80 buys JUsTH's OLD
STAND, 6s D.
NOTrCEI Artificial teeth ana second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought.
louis Abraham. SIS &, op. Pat. Office.
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sPIRITUALIsM.
he First Spirituaist Church
BLESSINGS IN pIsGUIsE,

Lecture hy the pastor. Alfred n. Terry, suuoa,
AZ D. followed BY spirit messages. at PythIsr
r-nrls lob sh 81 nv. second door. An VEL
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Church of the Epiphany .. ;s1H HE4R a

REV. RANDOLPH b. McKIM. D. D.. Rector.
Services: and Il 4 n, and .. N
At II q m, REV. z p. T. PHILLIPS, D. D.
Rector Of st. Peters Church, St LouiA VII
preach
At p. m Twentieth Anniversary Of Gtris
Friendly Society. Epiphany Branch. Sermon
Dr. McKim.
Orzan recital. 20 D. m.
Sunday schools, 80 a. m. and ? m.
Neizhhos and stT1ng-s always velcuue. Seats
for all always
Friday. February , Holy Communion. IL 1. m
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HORSES AND WAGONS.

FOR HIRE HORSE AND WAGON FOR ANY
kind of buxinss, by day. week, or month GEN
mAL LyvNRI %. 81 p - - - luk
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Miss Mabel Thursten viii be the speak
er at the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION vesper service tomorrow Mrs.
II. c. James will be the soloIst, with
Miss Francis Chickering at the piano.
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HoMEsTEADs AND FARM LANDS.

OREGON AND CGLIFORNTG RAILROAD CON
PASY GRANT L4ASDS-Ttls 70 same reTssted
in United States by ART o. Congress dated June 3.
1915 Two million three hundred thousand scTes to
he opened for scttlenent and sale Power ste, tim
Der and agricultural lands containing some Of best
land left in United States Now IA the opportune
time. LsrEs sectional map showing land and de-
soripsion Of soil, climate rainfall. elevations etc
Postpaid, 81 GRANT LANDS LOCATING CO.,
Box SO Portland. ores
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OTHER SERVICES
Associated Bible Students

AT OLD MASONIC TEMPLE, 9Th and p .a
nv. p. n lecture by R. Il. Hirsh, Of Brooi-
lyn, N. Y. Topic, "A GRAIN OF WHEAT"
7 30 p m, class meeting for Bible study. An
veleome. No collection.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS,

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE.
North 1854 235l lst ct. NV, formerly 56 Randolph
place Monsrchs rented sl.75 per month; months
A0; months $50; No. Rsmingtons. 81; L. @.
smiths 03 and $50; Underwood, Renington,
s. 50. Reductions II paid or ! months In advance.
Rebuilt typewrterp for sale.
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course in teacher training on the subject
OF the Old Testament
Howard A. Banks. secretary to Secre-
tary of the Navy Daniels. speaks in Pas
tor r. Hez Swems pulpit, Centennial
Baptist Church, tomorrow night, on 'Tbe
Name Dwelling" At IL a. m. Charles
j, Sheets viii preach on Resting and
Wrestling"
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Rev. Dr. Waldron, pastor Of Shiloh
Baptist Church. will preach the third
sermon In the series on The Gospel OF
Service and Sacrifice" at II a. m tomor-
row, the subject Of the sermon being
"Christ's Call to Fellowship and serv-
Ice"
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1000 copies of The Day When Every.
thing Goes Wrong" will be distributes
1T the morning service.
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EPISCOPAL.
St. Johns Church 81 SISTEETTH sTEEETE AND

REV. ROLAND COTTON SMITH d. D.
REV. EDWARD SLATER DUNLAP NJ. 4.
REV. GEORGE WILLIAMSON SMITH, D. D.
500 a. m.-Holy Communion.
II 90 4 m--Morning prayer and sermon.
s:i5 a. m.-SundAy school
i:i5 D. m --EEeniDg prayer ard scrmon
Thursday-Holy Communion At noon
FridsJ-Puiacstion u S. Mary the Virgin. Ho!
Communion at noon
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A. s. CAYW00D, 9l5 N. Y. Ave.
SEE STAR FOR ADDITIONAL HOUSES.
THE F. H. SMITH
COMPANY
6l5 Fifteenth Street
TTITpuOkTr xfaUE sssx

l2o st, u roorns and bath ........... So IS
10 Columha road. 10 rooms. baths. h. w. h 500
10 vermont ave-, 10 rooms bsth............., 100
- FennsylTania ave, II rooms bath, h. W. h gn
ll Corcorsn s.. rooms and bath h............ $50
= BRYANT st. NV. rooms bath b. w. h....... tz0
~ lith St. rcons, bath; semi-detsched to5
- lsh st. rooms and bath.................. 600
- tt, rooms. bath. SR
l74 18th St, rooms and hath............,..,,. ESQ
2+S 18th st. NV. rooms bath 2 50
sl Mount Plessant st., rooms bath. $50
Eye 81 ne, II rooms hsth, furnace heat. SOS
Is st NV. rooms 500
- st. NV, rooms. bath 20 -
sig list St NV, rooms and bsth........-..... Is 50
sh St ne rooms and bsth-.................. 80
Apartments
The Toronto. 2oh and sS,
iVoHs pabl....--.s..-..-- -ho!W. NOW
The Lsceds, I2Zs VT ave- rooms bath........ 600
The Argyle, TTth st and Park I'd
IS rooms, bath, sleeping porch. ...... SO o. 500
Ihs Gibraltar 18th u. and KAloT1ma ave,
rooms bath, large porch. h...................S S.oo
The Ashton, 1886 r st. NV.
Is rooms, bath. .ylsa s8p
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l. YOUR INAUGURATION NEEDS NOW.
actresses renovated and remAde. $50. Guaranteed
k. Capitol Renovating Co., Al4S G NV. VI. ln4.
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The Great-The Only
ZANCIG

Wonderful Psychic. marvellous European Seer
reads your every secret all about Love, Law, Do
mestic and Business Affairs. ZanGg succeeds when
all Others fail. Special readings, 50 cents and Soo
Hours lo7. Closed Sundays. es 18th St Di.
rectly opposite Franklin Park.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
scC PER CYLINDER for Burning c,rbon owner 70
remove csps and wires. ClCAed CYLINDERS and
aluminium welding. Coleman, T Eth 81 nv. NJ <5s
AUTO REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS AT LOW
uriorb. Night work by appointment Phone N.
lZS. W. J. DEKOWsKI. l2sh g.. cor. c st. nv.
ARGo RuNABoUT; EXCELLENT RUNNING
condition; so. 2speed F1snders runsbcuti late
type body: s6G l5iz M st NV.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF
PALhiISTRY

PROP. NOME, PAiAIsT. FIRST FLOOR. go
n Y. ave. nv. Readings. SOC TO g. sGtisacti,o
or no charge. 10 a. N. TO ?. N.
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PREsBYTERIAN.
rll e IL CONN. AVE
IQu1 CU vi luc covenant 18th AND N

Church of the Covenant isTH THH AND ASS n
CHARLES WOOD Minister
CHARLES c. rEyIS Ministsr-in- -Chargs
Of Peck Chapel
ssD 4 m.-Sunday school
un 4 m--MoDing service; sermon By the pas
TOR.
so .. m.-Mu1c rendered bJ Triple Quartet
and Evening Choir Of 100 voices The evening
s-rvIc. merged with the afternoon
SIS ?. m.-Christian EudeaVor meeting
Ths Sunday evening and Thursday services
merged With the Gypp Smith, jr.. eranselistic
se-io-s at O'Clock in his big tabernacle, 18th
and IS. y.
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First Presbyterian Church

John Marshall place half square north Of st.
REV. JOHN BRITAIN CLARK D. D., Partor.
Prsactiny ssrTicrs By the pastOr. II a. N. and s
.. m Seats tres. Everybody welcome.
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DR.. waldron win address the men of
Alexandria, Va, In the Third Baptist
Church at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow on
Catching Men for Christ" and at the
close Of the address a mans brotherhood
will be organized for religious work among
the men Of Alexandria
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The Christian Endeavor Society will OBJ
serve Christian Endeavor Day" tomor-
row night. John A. Miles win lead the
meeting from to 7:3o o'clock. The c. Z.
Chorus, under direction Of Edward Savoy,
will have charge OF the music. At
o'clock the pastor will preach on Chris
tan Endeavor and Church Loyalty"
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LOST.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED = BRIGHT. ENERGETIC
boy for night work. Apply Mr..
Eastment. Herald Office. 3 to E p. m.
today.
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REPAIRS.
MATTRESSES.

And other metals welded by Iutnsenous procesS
WELDIT CO.. SO n. J. ave. nv. Lin. 25S
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Paimist-PRoF. WRIGHT-ClairToysnt.
5l2 F st. NV. Phone Main l4S.
Private readings daily. Satisfaction guaranteed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20
AGRICULTURE

~ James Melvyn, Chairman; Horace
,t' Ludwig Mogg, Newton Hibbs, salmon,
/. y i5A amin, Baker; Chas. Carlson, Tendoy;
!. sea'l, Lemhi Geo. Yearian, Leadore; Wal
\ IA "a. 'a' Carmen; James WhipPle, Northfork,
d. - for this Department must be entered
!, 10 Sl'>e II the first day of the Fair; and al,
IN femaiR until the close of the Fair. All
p awarded on the merits of the articles
~ l..-HE to their commercial value. Pre-
" awarded on the last day VI the Far
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20

~. Water color Idaho scenery ..s.,..... loo 30
n. china painting. ..,.................. Loo 50
IL trayeh, landscape marine ,........ Loo b.
~, oayon, stlh life OF agures. ..,...... 100 81
Ia CEAy0A, flowers fruit .......... LOU 81
- NhaFsaal, Landscape o. marine, .,.... Loo 80
10 Charcoal, sttil life or hgares LOU 50
- Charcoal howofs o. fruit .....,,.... lg0 81
- Tea aad in&, landscape OF marine. LvO so
I" Ten aud lnk, stu life or hguEes. 100 50
- ~ teaeA dTa~lhg -.,,.....,.. loo 80
-. Amateur photography, eatire work
Of artist, lu o more pictures 49, Loo 30
= Amateur photography, partial work u
artist, ~ more pictures $50. 100 50
. Amateur photography, haad eolored . Loo 81
- Enlarged photography amAteuT.,.... leo 30
-, MoVea rag. -. .... Io0 e.
ID Braided r0g ................. Io0 A.
- ssoheiilhg rsst----... ....... leo 30
- Wood carving .....-.,.,............. 100 b.
~ Hammered brass, o. more pieces :. leo 10
o. typography, ) OF more pieces ,.,...., leo 50
q Arrangement cut bowers .,..,.....,. loo 81
- arrangement Roses ............. Loo 80
% iotted ornamental plant ....,....... leo 81
81 fottea blooming plant. ..........., leo So
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NEEDLE WORK

oAMlTTEE: Miss Margaret r. shoup Chairman
Mrs G. T. Hammer, Mrs. Harry Pierce, Mrs b.
Anderson, Mira, J. h Adams, Mrs. A. ~ brad.
shaw, Ars, q, ". Neither, Mira j. A. vAughn
MFs Fred Carl Mrs. Pred Pattee Mrs MAJ
gaFet Baer
l. Al articles entered Tor competition shall hs
the work Of resident of Lemhi county
No article which has received an award at
previous falt vail be eligible for entry Tor a pre-
MUM.
s Al ARTICLES must be entered before or during
the hst day Of the Fair Persons who bring articles
after this date viii receive awards on exhibits
=. No article Is 60 be remoN ed untl after
clock p IN, the last day Of the FRir
D. An collections OF articles must DO mounted
ready for hanging.
o. Articles shall be entered ia one class only.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20

\ 'ae Third Day of the Fair a Public Sale Of
., VII he held in the judging ring st clock
= which some very choice stock will be offered
highest bidder.
'll W. NJ CARPENTER, Auetioneer.
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BEE
CULINARY

COMMITTEE. Mrs C. q. Mathrwsou, Chairman.
Mrs Theodore ket.lum. Mrs =. r. Casterliu
Mrs. VIM swan. Mr.. ban Chase Mrs. J r Wat.
AHs Mrs Marion MHlssy, Mrs. Don J. pveatt
Mr. Iona H. ~,haifs and Mrs. j u. Brown.
AlI eutria. must bee the work Of person entering
'h- same Entries NAV hr made until noon Of the
second day aud left until elesr n Fair No entries
.an Dee made by ANY OF the committee sn this pe
uaafu.arf
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premium wiI b. awarded 10 varieties not herein
Exhibitors may exhibit from one to i've hen.
WIN each coek roekerel
Judges shall use a. their l,aide the American
STANDARD o. Excellence No bird shall he disqualified
on account Of weight, without due consideration No
premiums w4il be awarded 70 fowls or birds impre
rerly classified, named.
3 The term cock eUekerrl, etc are thus de
ahedi Cock, male bird Aatehed prior TO 1917.
eeekerel male bird Matched IN the year 1917 hen
female bird hatched prior the year 1917; pallet
a female hatched ia the year Igl7
The first eHtry nEmber given with each Of the FOL
lowing listed breeds is for cocks; the second such
number a. Tor hens the third l. for corkerels and
t"e i"arth Is for pulsts. Winning specimens OF ndi,
Nlduai fowls uil b awarded arst premium Of al 90
aud second premium OF 81 ceuts Ia each case the
same as last year.
AMERICAN CLASS.
Entry No.
I, p 3, I, Barred Plymouth Rocks
3, o, = $ White Plymouth Rocks
., 10, IL, ~, White Wyandottes
Is, II, 10, 10, $, c, Rhode Island Reds
~ Is ~, 90, T. c, Rhode Island Reds
MEDITERRANEAN CLASS
=, -, %, "a :, G Brown Leghorns
- 20 ~ =, X G Brown Leghorns,
-, SO, 81, 50, \. e. W Ieghorns
-, 81, So So, K G. W Irghorns
81, IS 80, 40, Black Minoreas
a. -, 49, "a, sleilian Buttcreups
SPANISH CLASS.
A., 40, a. Is Blue Andalusians
~. a1, 81, 81, Notified Anconas
ENGLISH CLASS.
80, "a, Co. So : q Bun Orpingtons
-, y, ~, 81, 4. c. Bun orpingtons
81, g., 90, "a, {. G " Orpingtons
Is, 90, 81, 6s, X, C. W Orpingtons
81, 5H ~, -, Silver Campines
GERMAN CLASS.
Is, "a, ~ 70, $ 5 Handbags
BANTAMs
y, pair any breed
TURKEYS
-, ~ Bronze tom aud hen
81, 81, Nausgapsett tom aud hen
DUCKS, Pairs.
-, White rekiu - Rguen
81, Indian Runner
GEESE, Pairs
-, Toulouse, s6, White Embdeu.
MISCELLANEOUS Pairs
81, Pearl guiueas -, White Ruineas.
~, Pigeons. 90, Belgian bares
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HORTICULTURE

COMMITTEE; H. Bird, Chairman: H. e. Chafee.
Salmon; Meade Neal F. W Niemanu. Carmen,
Bavs Hawkins, Northfork
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' COUNT1 FHR 10 BE HELD AT SALMON IDAHO OCT AIS 1917
CATTLE

Al entries must be made during the first dav Of
The Fair. "
Judging win begin at / 0 clock D. n. on tn
and .Iav of the Fair. " see
Exhibitors shall give personal attention 20 81.
stock and lead them into the judging ring r'I si
,bsu their class is called F'"P'N
All bulls over l year old shall be handled ,i+r
RUG and staff. ~"
Hgg will be furnished at cost Str., IN
furnished to exhibitors -" nc
BEEF CATTLE
w NJ. Carpenter, Supt
sHORTHORNs
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T. Poultry showing symptoms .' A.'-
excluded
r-s.... nil. award FRS. premium. 90 birds Of
~ The. NAV award second 90 none Us 40
me-, Ifg~srt the specimen is unworthy and 10
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20

Ieir attack
z. the key
ops have
ontce an
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ARTS and CRAFTS

COMMITTEE pr T. Hubbard CbaiTmans Nrs
as. W oliver, Mics GLADYS Wbltue, N,ss
Iaraaa Hubbard
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Crop

u llIluart~i
on smith
shed are
high grade
rs say mus
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DAIRY CATTLE
A. f. Tage, Supt.
JERSEYS.
SHEEP
7. p. Carnes, Supt.

T. 7. Darnes, Supt.
All entries of sheep must be made during the
rt day OF the Fair.
The Judging will begin at 9 clock a. m. of the
bird day of the Fair, and exhibitors must be on
and to place their animals in the Judging ring
FomPtly when their class is called.
Hay will be furnished at cost
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SCHOOL

'oAMirrEEs olive kadletz, Irene YearlAn, Rose
Garnes, Bessie stroud
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SWINE

W. C. Mccormick, Supt
Entries must be made during first day of Fair
Exhibitors must furnish feed and drinking
Eghs
=, LIST End
y" Prem. Prem.
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Subjects

SS@I
error NJ
prUyiSiouat
and the
-quire STOCK
il is al
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HORSE RACING

COMMITTEE chus Fanstratt Chairman: X n
M0ats, q h. Andrews, nr l. b. Hammer PRED
krsKcF.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20

LIST End Bird
CLASS Prem. Prem. Prem
u Bull years and over -. $1,000 s5oo 80
6 Bull years old and under ~
3 Years =, 800 400 200
, years ................ TOO 35o "a
T. Senior bull calf ........... 500 am -
10 Junior bun calf ....... 500 80 30
o. Cow. years over..... 500 400 800
n Heifer ? years old and under
8 years. Observation-Disclosures. 700 40 "a
% HeIfer / year old and under
years ;:........... 500 300 $50
90 Senior helfer calf .......... 500 $50 $50
"a Junior heifer calf ........ 400 300 1og
2j Herd, / bull and females 1000 50o "a
% Champion bull, ................ PHI
n Champion heifer ......... Ribbor
NOTE: A senior calf is one calved after Octoba~
Of the previous year. junior calf is one caIva5
after January |, of this year.
HEREFORDS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20

Committee reserves the night 70 declare % Aay
race or contest If rot properly allied.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20


e Rank
that shsl
committed
OF the
n in gov
the Coun-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-20

tlutatoTSI
the gov
the war;
.efS all
titlnS. or
n lunch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

found out later that In this
test they watched my eyes TO
sec whether they acted normal
". turning toward the ear that
was being Irrigated when warm
wseor was used and away from
II ~hen the water was cold.
They they put me on q thing
Hike a plano stool and whlrled
me around until was dizzy,
and watched 10 eco which way
would fall when the stool
stopped turning. N ! fell away
from tho direction OF rotation,
was all right.
Next they took OFF my shoes
and made me walk back and
forth blindfolded. 20 see wheth-
or my balance and sense Of d..
reetlon was good.
IL vas certainly a weird per
formance. but nothing Ike tho
rough stuff that I expected
them to Try on me.
| couldn't underHtand what
all theae blindfold tests were
for. but since ] have been up
N the clouds where you can't
SEQ anything. can underbtand
that all these tests really were
a miniature reproduction OF
Just what an aviator has 10 10
thru whenever he gets into
cloud or has TO fly In the dark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31
TIE TEST TOR
Dlz z MESS

chance OF the worlds knowing
IL. too.
Everybody has heard OF
Capt. Guynemer and Capt Ball.
the great French and English
flyers. but who ever heard OF
any other officers OF their rank
In any OF the armienf
so put In my application To
learn 10 ny for Uncle Fam
the second college students APP
plication in the United States.
am told.
had no fear Of tho ordinary
physical examination. but |
will admit was nervous over
the special tests that they
give aviation recruits. | had
heard all sorts OF Wild stories
about these testH-thAt they
fired rcyolyers NJ you TO tcat
your nerve. throw cold water
on you. stuck needles IN your
flesh. and all sorts OF other
stunts that sound like n college
fraternity'A haxlng.
went into the examining
surgeons office with about tho
same feelings that I would 20
To my own shooting. | was so
wrought up by these stories.
Hut ! soon managed TO collect
my nerve when ! saw tho bust.
nessllke way In which the sur.
goon went about his work
tie seemed To mark my body
off IN sections and give each
section such n thoro eramlna-
ton that | am sure II ] had
anything wrong with mo II
would have been discovered.
But thia was just q starter.
what they were really after
was my eyes and my ears. and
with my ears include my bal.
anelng apparatus. which have
since learned are the little
mlcircuiar canals that ar. a
part OF the ear structure.
They stuck me UP on a high
chair and sauirted first hot and
then cold water into my ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-31

organization OF a federal grain cor
poration sight has been lost OF the
relationship the food administra-
ton must establish with tho aver
age household to succeed.
People 70 Be Judges
Tho food administration viii be
Judged by the popular mind. solely
by what II can do for American
housewives. in terms OF bread.
II bread remains nj 10 cents a
one. pound loaf. no matter what tho
wheat shortage or our allies needs.
the food administration viii be de-
clared a failure.
" a one.pound loaf - good
as sold for 5 cents before the
war can again be placed on
Americas tables AZ the old
price, the food adnrlnlstrstlon
will be heraided q success.
Hoover Is convinced 10 cents IL
an exorbitant price. and that there
Is 4 psychological and commercial
barrier against or Scent loaf.
He has taken up with the bakers
the question OF new scent loaf.
Plans Mixed Flour
However. with wheat around s22o
per bushel. scent one pound all.
wheat loaf II AZ much under a fair
price as 10 cents IL over. With S2.20
wheat, a one-pound all.wheat loaf
should sell at to 8 cents.
SO Hoover plans a mixed flour.
using barley. rye aud corn 10 sup
plement the wheat. Elaborate
tests have determined the proper
combinations for palatable. nutri-
tious bread. Their success has sur
prised even the experts who urged
mixed bread Barley offers the
best combination. and bread with
M high as % per cent barley flour
IL OF excellent flavor and quality.
Hoover expects, then. 20 give the
American people as the first result
OF his food administration a scent
mixed flour loaf equal In food quail.
tiles to the present Decent loaf.
For persons prejudlced against
mixed breads there will remain tho
pure wheat loaf. but it's price will
be or S cents instead OF 10.
While serving the American
people, Hoover will also be aid
Ing tho allies. For each bushei
Of wheat saved by milking flour
q busheI will be added 20 tho
export supply.