The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-06
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,n srsady Patterson. one o. -. -.
Non...I riders and ropers i s.., 80
IND , was thrown from h,s -
xa Miss Jeanette Rankin. W. -.
no. Imam In congress, was aasa.,. an,y
80 Mohtana primaries In ~. ~
!" me nomination N -, ,hee
STATES senate. uhe United
Twenty Of the stuaa,, -,
:, 4 na from the State I-n,,o~s,...
,os,,' y,,'aha IN June have been off.rss
.a g',''oas as teachers In the -,
state. throughout the
,,ra'' 'i,' hoser' German, 30 years was
,rrested at Ogden and i hs,aa "a. =
Ut oihcials from the depart,nent !,
Justice. He Is charged wlth ,ne,,,n,
-ne car cleaners aud icers ~ ~, -
station to strike. 4"''N
There IS great joy In The po,au.
asue family, residing near Tber,no
'o'is' wyoming, in that a ,et,.r No..
zen received from The son. who was
neiaiiy reported as a Hun Victim
'"u'cauhg that he Is alive.
hooverizing on lawn mowers sns
'of,hg nanpower by turning yonpv
ahiDs loose upon Salt Lake lawns m
40 me work that pa and The fami,y
Ao"er used to accomplish is the latest
war Innovation in Salt Lake.
wives who waive exemption rs de.
'ehueilts OF selective draft men ca,.
lot OBTAIN release Of husbands. once
me men are indicted into military ser.
we according to ruling of the
Iuuse advocates office at Camp Lewis
Tom Botterill. chairman of the high.
ways transport committee Of the Colo.
'auo state council Of defense. has been
haue regional chairman OF the motor
truck transportation system for Colo
ADO Utah, New Mexico and Wyo-
ming.
Ihere Is every indication that the
average wheat crop in Montana rhis
laii VIII be large and In some instances
VIII exceed expectations. Several
farmers declare that as high as sixt,
bushels to the acre WIFI be realized
On their best land.
A L. s. medical service corps
Is to be organized in Utah in line viii
instructions received last week. TIL.
organization will mobilize the medica
PROFESSION OF the state to provide fo
the health needs Of the military force,
and civil population.
| DIR. +. C. Smith professor of psy
chology Of the State University o
Montana, has accepted the invitation
of the chief psychological examiner o
Camp Lewis to be present when menta
tests are given TO the contingent O
drafted men who arrive at the cam
on September y.
Three-score and two, hale and heart,
with a physique that totalled 100 pc
cent in the army examiners record
against his name, W. Il. Matheson ,
Anaconda. Mont. who has two sef
in the service, has given his famil
a perfect record Of patriotism by eI
listing in the army himself.
All the Tacoma newspapers have al
'nounced an increase in price due
the rising cost of publication. IN
Morning Ledger and Evening New
Tribune increased from . TO 3 CEN
the copy. The Tacoma Times from
to cents. The Sunday Ledger wi
be cents after September 8.
Il hope | can pass the physical e
animation when register for the ne
draft" said Walter George Ebert,
years old. as he retired ar his hon
in Salt Lake. The next morning he W;
found dead in bed death being due
heart failure. He had several tim
been rejected when he tried to enlis
While the proposed Pow Wow Al
annual fall roundup was called off
Dillon. Mont. this year on account
the men and horses being needed {
the ranches. the neighboring town
Wisdom has made plans to hold
very interesting harvest day progra
on Saturday and Sunday, Septemb
s and Q.
A striking example of the effect
the war at the state university
Reno. Nevada. was shown when Z
old T. II. 7. q. fraternity house
Reno was sold and its life as a frat'
nitv house ended. When war was
clared by this country the house W
occupied by twenty-four students a
the club was prosperous.
A flat minimum wage scale OF sl3,
week for women employs und
jurisdiction of the state industrial W
fare commission was announced
OLYMPIA. Wash. last week. by rep
sentatives Of employers and emplo!
who have just concluded war ernel
ency conference. The new scale
places old schedules running from -
10 $40 week.
Warming that Utah counties a
cities must Immediately submit 10