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SECOND GAME
Totals 81 60 27ll II Totals ss 10 81 20 .

'Batted FOR Watson IN serenh inning
Washington .-.-..-. 0 O 6 o-s
Philadelphia .....-.. 0 0 g o O ii
T,lree-basc hit--MoAroy sariaoe htss--Aoosss.
Judge Hits-On Watson Q In .nnings e6 Pear
son. none IN innings Struck out-By Pearson /
by Harper 2. Bases haiis-O- Watson . on
Harper. l. First base error-W ashin x,cn IAft
on bases-W ash.ngton. !: Phladelphsa Z DoubIs
plays-DyAes. Dusar and Burns Dykes and Burns
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SECOND GAME
PHILADELPHIA IN L " PROOKJy% ~ r.
Totals 80 3 : tS4 IT 5 Totals 4l4ll ss Is
'Batted for Jacobs IN eighth innns
zone out when winning run Was scored

Philadelphia . o o o o | o Q o-s
Brooklyn o 0 q o IA
Two. base hits-rearce. Fitzgerald Stolen baxes--
Cravath. Johnston t2). Sacrifice hits-Stock Meu-
sci Dauberr. NJ Whea. t?l Double plays-Ban-
croft Pearce and luderla, Olson Doolan and Dat-
bert 0 0Mara, Dooan and Dauoert. Lett on bases
Philadelphia. 4 Brooklyn, : First base on errors
Philadelphia ,. Brooklyn = Bases on bans-Or
Jacobs, on Oeschser 3; off Robertson 3 HIS
or Jacobs in innings of Oeschger ) in 4 3
innings. OF Robertson ) IN B innings Of
Coombs. . in / 2 innings. struck out--By Jacobs
by Oeschger :. by Robertson. by Coombs, :
Winning ptchcr-Coombs Loser-Oeschser
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Be Frank Sets Mark
On Sl07v Race Course
Ensor Skilfuly Pilots Second Choice Victory in New
Tine-knot Severely Jolts Form Players in
$500 Kentucky Stakes
By W. ]. Macbeth

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug l3- smashing was resumed
at the track to-day after ayof
rank the that executed
and half urong mark and pull all hung up new
record Of
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FIRST CAME
Totals "a ) 10 u . : Totals. .s4ss27;s2
'F3atted for Keene IN eighth inn,ns

i9aIted Tor Ksene n eighth inning
....... -
Two base Litsr-Lavan. Ai-snith Burns HON.
rtn-Johnson Sacrifice h.t-Keene Htts--Or
keene IN innings. OF Bauer none two batter,
taced him in ninth. both wtkinS) on Adams. /
ID inning Struck out-By Johnson s by Keen.
! ~ Adams. Bases 5ails--Or Keere. !. on
bsucr First base On errors-washing,on ?;
JndEe Dusan Dykes and Burns Lc.t on bases
rs MashInStor J. - >~
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bwssp.t.I'In NATIONAL ehe~psh~ad Bay
Exrs HuN' Speedway
AAm nj sat., Aug. i7th.
fSss,ss ~, meindiaS Grand stand s~nt'
IL = Asey, 1is Lsx avs. IL E as,s ,s'.s'' ~
sroskiyn. Abr&hasa Il s,rsua'
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FIRST GAME

INTdT- N VI IOIdIS =.
Two when winning run scored.
rhiladelphia. .-....... o o.
rwo-base hr-stock Three base mt--Daubert
Home r,in-Meusel Stolen base-Doolan Sacrifice
hlt-Nieusei Sacrifice hiesH Wheat Myers.
Cheney Double pIays--Doolan and Dauber-. Olson
to Dsubet to Doolan. Left on bases-rhilade
Brooklyn, IL First base on erroTsxPhil adelphia.
Hi by ptcher-Ry Hogs JNtnlerl- Struck out
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.Barled sor George tr eighth 4,r,,g

New York. .... o q
Two base hi;s-Wilson an- McCa-ty Stole, bases
yl,.a -b9rns % and limmerman sacrince his~
Double plays-Doyle and Zimmerman Psrrv Her.
7os and konstchy Heszog and Kouetchy Left on
nssesrNew York 3: Boston. H. Bsses on balls
or Cdusey. IN 2-5 innings; OF Deraree B in
"a inning, of Toney In 23 inning: oT George.
IN innings OF Northrop in I inning Struck
oui~By Cailsey. s. by George. :. Wild pitch
George Winning pitcher-Causey Losing pitcher
George
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Phil Bloom Outhghts Ada;r

Phil Bloom outfought Barney Adair
N an eight-round bout at the Arrnorv
A A. IN Jersey City last night. There
was fair-sized crowd present.
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- as mfs--.n!ih' 0aescrT Marsle Stolen
ss me. aTsy -, ~. uqlloeier Mann Barber sarri
ef arroii C-isl-w 10 Shan Left On tases-P,tts-
9uf D. =, =, sliceso Bases on ball---or Douglas.
= or Martin. :. orfAirier Hts-Or ronglas
., in - inilnss dr Carter . IN % inning. o,-
WA.ker none To / lining ~ Martin , "a Inn
IS. Strurk oui-BY Douglas l. by Miller Z hy
siari.n. W.4niag oitcher- Miller Loser
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held nns4
o y d and added Aoutwo
er @D one &
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Tlden and Richards
Dazzle With Speed.
The Days Play
NAr.onAl CHAMPIONSHIP nnns,xs

First Roend-k. Fisher and s pupn.e. w,,
lo1,.. ,ron =; Ssmens and o. E. Msaas by Default:
Soy S'oN r SlnIe" and lanes S. Boyle defeated
St4nieY l eeals and W. Rand 2--S Ga 81.
8 Newell and Albert Ken. defeated & Page snd
y. ~ na<er o-75, IS. 6-s. SIS. 90. Julian S
ara ara, |. we' IS. S-s. ~: Freds-ck s.
sea- sssseno~ and 6onis c. Wright dsfcatss ~ g.
Sre<t ana X. Chauncey SeaseT. IS 7-S So.
:. .,d Cs'sfer anc l. ke3t deteatrd T. 8. Pilm pton
AnS =, .. Wilbur. IS. SIS. 2-&- So, %.
o,sSye "oc from eishw and Duanack h- dsfsut:
"Athanlei ~ Niles aeo Thcodore eovv><et p.ji
1efsafed A. N. aecgie and s l. Rlee s>-I SIS
g. vineset Richards and ". 7. Tlld&. 10. de.
81: icaiya kamasAs and Harold / fsslsr de.
,eassd si =. IaSIor and q, curr,~: 60. a. IS.
.sleaanosr and Wright defeated Myrlck sas Shcafe
. g. 80: ). .. E. Jones Aad Z. Dans
aoreated Ccties'o ard T. Kent 6-4 s-A "a
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Totals 3s2l09 "A 10 0 Totals % ia . 1eI ?
i for Rasan IN ninth inning.

Roston ....... ....... q 0 q 0 n -
New York ........-... 0 | 0 4 n n a
Two base hit-Burns. Sacrifice hlt-Perritt Dou-
bic plays-Fletcher Doyle and Zimmerman. Herzos
Pe1r5 and honetchy Rasan. Herzos and KonetcIly
on erYors-Boson. i Bases on bails-Or perritT
l.; of KasA. Struck out-By Perritt 3 BY
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| ommy Murphy
Lands Three in
irst Place

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 13-Tommy
Murphy had a field day a. the second
days races of the Grand Circuit meet
ing at Belmont track, the Poughkeepsle
relnsman driving the winner in three
OF the four races on the card. The
other race was open to Philadelphia
horses only and went to Joker D. Lane
in straight heats. the best time being
, :l2 T.. in the first two heats
Murphy landed Chestnut Peter
winner III the three-year- trot for
a purse Of $4,000, without any trouble
IN straight heats. Tie Cossack and
The Divorce, owned by A. B. Coke. Of
Paoli, Penn, divided second and third
money.
Mulrhy took the $4,000 stake for
IA PAGERS in straight heats with Orc
Fino. which stepped the fastest heat of
the day, POS u, in the second heat.
Murphy's third victory was in me 2:l3
trot, which went to Allan Watts in
straight heats
The summaries:
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FIRST CANE
Iotais 36 10 f24l5al Total, a. ri
ba' TED 'or Carlson in eighth inning
-Nu.v o.i alen Winning I'm Va .l-n,a.

'ba'ied for Carlson in eighth inning
D. - n';i 'sen winning run seorsd
'Batted for PICK in ninth inning
Fift'hurEh n n o.
Chicago d q n
Two Two base hi' shay Three base hit-Hol.ocher
stolen oases- PICK. Carey Cutshaw Sac-iere h,tt
i.iael' Mch Left on bases-P.ttsburgh IA:
's''e~se st base on erro-S- Pittsburgh
- as0 h~s,s Oh hals-O- Carlson T. 81
Ter 4 ~ Cooper Hifs-o~ Carson. n
nss MINI or tofper- II inning taons ou, II,
nnini S'ricf oui-Iy Carlson : by ryler ,
winning -4teher--Iy.er Loser-- Cooper
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SECOND CANE
BOSTON n L. NEW YORK ~ ~

bUoIUN n u NEW YORK. n u
ab b 70 abr y no 4 .
Herzog ob Z 0 > ; 3 . Burns Ct 4 . a a q
Taagcri. II 1 Young n Z > n n
Cdhousne % 1 0lWiilon # ID q o q a
icrrV s. O Fletcher. 4 q 3 0
C. smith 80 l | : 0lDoye. 2b 2 ! 3 ,
konctchy Id 4 ; S I'm man H. 4 q q ; a n
Wilson. c.. q onpt0n. r.. 3 0 o 0
rawlings rf ! ., n,Sick.ng. 80. O
Ragan. p.... s o 0 Rarden 4 n
Grand al. 0lPerritt p n n
Totals 3s 10 "A "a n ro,als 90 "a ~ n
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which &
uM Vie h hNt idr
70 three i iandup added A
'NN w In sane ume m
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FIRST CAME

BOSTON ~ L. NEW YORK ~ 1A
Uer1og eb : 0 o 4 8 Burns cs 40 \ % q a e e
ragsert II | Young - n y
Chadh'ne 4 o o o o glef,rer y
Ferry. 0 s DOYLE Oh a > n
Smith. 3b 4 0'Zln man IN - a a
konetchy. ID | 3 IA rhNroe y a n
Wilson. c. 0 3 lSicNnQ 3b a y
Rawlings. # o o Af,rar'v : a
George p. o 0,Uausey n n a
'Crandaii o y 0 pen,arae n n n a n
Northrop. p Torey D q q a n n
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Juvenile Tennis Playe1:s
Open LiUely Tournament
son of the old time champion Of the
Long Island Tennis Club.
The summary:

=, New York Boys. Tennis Centre First Round -
G. 1Dsy defeated A. A RYAN g. 81 &C .
: Schlesnger defeated T. +. Janor s. s.;
It a Bassfcrd. 80, defeated " Warner. o.!
Ne" York Juniors Tennis Centre (rirst Roundl -
~ " arm Oagood defeated ' Rogers 6--3. g Go;
u Val defeated r 1>oughman t. ST. 6--i
Sec"nd kounG P. l.. kyldston defeated c. Tn
tsrberg e-i. TO g.
+ Anderson defeated Cecil Donaldson 81
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Racing Summaries
SARATOGA, ELEVENTH DAY, AUGUST Is
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST

for three ole andu
nnns
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st. fl1uia ........... 0 90
r'.o base hits Roush Ring Sacrifice hii--Cirf-
nth Double playsbIackburnr l. Magec and y
Maaee y I,o!t on basss~-Cinc'nna't. :. ~ Louis.
!. Ftrst base on srrors--Si- Louis = Base on
bsIh~-or ring 3 of shcrde. :. struck oUt-By
HING. !. by Shcrdei. 2.
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Apprentice Allowance claimed.

Baseball To-day. 3 30 p NJ N Y Yankee,
vs. Cleveland Polo Grounds. Adm soc
-Advt
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Aun an al r ~ u" D "'
ole
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Time. 9.OsA. 2:os4 aosl.
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, b. ss4usa X ""n .fxr % 1h. s :o :. N u:
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had vi" ""'
record Winner
Mmn cnME
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SECOND GAME
tshurgh - n n n n
ilis sago . n a

TofaA Sc Il '26 70 \ Totals 852s27ls :
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g gap "a the stretch and JUS To1bearer
ate
THE kENTuChY selling
Al minutes Oft 434 clevey; driving
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Saratoga Entries

FIRST RACE,-Two- year old maiden fules SELL
Ing fye flirongs
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A glance al the box score of the first
same Will disclose the fact that Lew
McCarty was the Giant catcher. It ap-
pears that the story emanating from
Duluth. Mimi, yesterday 10 the effect
tina. Lew had arrived there TO work
IN steel plant was slightly exag-
ger2ted
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Best line of fresh candies in city,
bulk and box. Salmon Bakery.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Wood in Salmon December
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Holbert left
Rexburg, their new home. on Thurs
day.
List your houses and lots as Kelly
hae calls for Salmon property. See
Kelly.
Senator K. w Whitcomo Is called
70 Challis on Saturday on legal bus.
mess.
Gerard's Four Years in Germany
at Grand Theatre December ~ and
10Th. Prices csc and soc. Orchestra
will render the musice each evening
at both shows.
The old Mason smithy on ST
Charles street has been re-opened by
I'M. c. Kruger, who comes 10 Salmon
| from Dillon, where he is better
known as a blacksmith. He is quail
fed for all work in his line including
lhorseshoeing, according to ad. IN TIL,
Recorder
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A cH,Lp,s AFFLlcTIoN

Mr.. and Mrs, Fred L. Wei and
their friends and relatives have been
distressed at the affliction of their
little daughter Margaret who was
taken TO a Butte hospital on Satur-
day last requiring difficult surgery.
The operation was successfully per
formed on Monday according 10 adj
vices received by relatives In this
city. Margaret is the elder daughter
of the family. being about six years
old.
The Senator Hill family received
word last night that today is expect.
ed TO develop the critical stage OF
the case but there had been nothing
to discourage the hope that the child
would pull through in fact IL was
said that the condition of Margaret
was most favorable last night.
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LOCAL SPECIAL

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
by Mrs. Orilla c. Jones, Salmon.
pin. Owner call at
The Recorder office.
LOST-SmalI watch fob. Return TO
George Bryan.
corduroy coat Re
ward by DIR. F. S. Wright.
FOR SALE-A. few pieces of furni-
ture as follows: A chiffioner a
three-quarters bed, springs and
mattress. small wood heater. 2
rocking chair, couch, center Ia
BILE. clothes horse. Call The Re-
corder office.
|LOST-Small handbag containing
checks payable to Mrs. Mary Eau
cett. s3.4O in change and a gold
stone. Please return to Idaho Re
corder for reward
lWANTED-Copies of The Recorder
of November / and Is, 1918, AT this
| office.
FOR SALE-Full blood Rhode Is
land Cockrels for sale by L. j
Dempsey at $3.50.
iWANTED-A job for man ana WIZ VII,
in mine, dredge boat, or saw mill
| Wife excellent cook and man 9
| miner, woodsman, expert saw-nier
handy man, also experienced irri
| gator. Inquire at The Recorder Oh
fee.
FOR SALE-BARRED PLYMOUTH
ROCK COCKRELS, ARISTOCRAl
STRAIN, $3.50 each if purchased
before December 18th. Mrs. w NJ
| CARPENTER, Tendoy. Idaho.
1WooD SAVING oUTFIT-Havins
purchased the Coffman wood saw
ing outfit | will be glad 10 attenc
! IN service in that line. Phone lo.
Red. Salmon, for F. NJ. Williams.
IFoR SALE-old Louisiana strali
Barred Plymouth Rock Cockreis
a few left. ". H. Shearin, Salmon
FOR SALELChevrolet car in goo'
condition. Call ard see at tn
Bradley garage or call owner a
the Pope-Shenon mine. A r. Goo
dell.
FOR sALF-Shares Of the capita
stock of the Pioneer Bank & Trus
Co. See Kelly, Salmon. ldabo.
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BUY MINCE MEAT
SALMON BAKERY
OBITUARY

Chris Grisber died at Butte Octo-
Der p. 1913. aged "a years. Irene
Grieber Oyler died at the same CITY
three days later. aged 10 years. and
leaves two young children. Both Mr..
Grieber and Mrs. Oyler were born
on Big Flat near Carmen and were
the youngest of the Henry Grieher
family. Mrs. Lizzie Wolf. anothe-
daughter. died in Salmon year ago
in October and the father died AZ
Manhattan, Mont three years ago
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we love is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home
Which ever ca be filed.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given,
And though the body slumbers near
The soul IS safe in Heaven.
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Fine, large eating apples at the
Salmon Bakery at s2.25 per box.
Ralph Irwin was called TO Boise
last Saturday. being expected nome
at the end of the week.
Farmers are now contracting hay
at SIS, with downward tendency in
the market.
Saratoga Flakes at 20c, Fig New
tons 15c. Arrowroot Biscuit 15c and
zoe at the Salmon Bakery.
Mrs. Roy Buchanan was in Sal.
mon yesterday from the home of her
mother, Mrs. kirkham, at Tendoy.
For sale-20 head of 2 year-old
Cotswold ewes bred to pure bred
Ramboullet ram. w. c. Mccormick
Mrs. Margaret Leonard came down
from her home on the Salmon river
on Sunday for few days shopping
in Salmon.
! q. b. Quarles is putting an ice
house as another feature of his Sal
mon residence property. Joseph La
Munyon is doing the work
The quarantine Is still holding a
ohaliis, according TO reports receiv
&c here today. Court would conven,
ID tae custer county seat next Mon
day If the bars be let down,
The w. c. McCormicks are NOV
ing this week from their ranch HON,
TO the Richard Holmes residence
property in this city. The sale .
their farming stock is advertised TO
the 23rd of December.
Phil. Fred and Kenneth Sheno-
are now all home again, the frs
TWO from school in Montana wher
they We're flu patients and the las
rem Leadore where he booked afte
the Hart business in the absence Z
Dr. Hart who was with the youn
men in Montana.
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AUTO STAGE

!. Three times a week each :.
: way, leaving Salmon every :
= Monday. Wednesday and Fri :
: day and leaving Armstead ev- !.
+ cry Tuesday. Thursday an Sat :.
: urday, arriving at destination !
J. early In the afternoon of same !.
: days. Carrying mails and pas :.
: sensers. Prompt service. No de- !:
! lays. No long stops at informed l:
+ late stations. Through fare. S. !:
= = !. + 4. Z. 4. :. :. 4. ]. 1. J. j. !. i. s
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!. R. Wilson of the Pahsimaroi was
in Salmon on Monday.
For sale-20 head year-old Cots
void ewes bred to pure bred Ram
bouillet ram w. c. Mccormick,
The attendance at the opening of
the Salmon city schools after the in
huenza quarantine was no. much ov-
er half the number enrolled.
Harry p Hagen went out to Butte
Tuesday morning. his visit being
made for the purchase of supplies
for the Hagen cafe in Salmon.
Mrs. Hugh Roberts and daughter
Margaret were in town Monday from
Fourth of July. Miss Roberts is
awaiting call to the Student
Nurses Reserve corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Biasingame
form Bohannon bar came to Salmon
on Monday to bring their daughter
Sadie in for High school, which re-
opened Monday.
Emerson Hill and J. c. Middle
kauff have charge of the Viel store
in the absence of the proprietor this
week. Mr.. and Mrs Viel are at Butte
with their elder daughter, hospital
patient.
There was a meeting of the exc
cutive board of the Woolgrowers' as
sociation held in Salmon Monday
evening. w. M. Carpenter of Tendoy
and Mrs. Thomas Yearian from Lem.
hi were in attendance. Emerson Hill
presided.
The load of stone crusher, which
was found too much for any wagon
in the Salmon country, was shifted
in two loads and successfully moved
crusher assembled weighed more
than IL tons.
Fesrel Terry, the Leesburg mail
contractor, has fitted up nice office
| old Fred White barber shop. Mrs
/ freight and passenger business o.
lover the hilr' route.
To the trappers of Lemhi county
Idaho. A. A. Smith & Co., the larg
1 est and fastest growing Fur House
in the smallest TOWN in the
WORLD received a le.ter stating thai
furs did drop from Is tn IS per cen
in one night yet o. ]. Daniels O
Wag onhammer. sold to above com
pany December II for ever $500, hi:
catch for the season. A. A. Smith il
paying such high prices that he Il
sure to go broke. Bring your fur
and help us go broke. Send by mai
and avoid the next drop.
The friends of Judge l. 3. Giles c
this county have put him in the rae
for the position of cCmmandant G
, the Soldiers home. 1t would be in
possible TO find in Idaho a more en-
: inently qualified old soldier for thi
position Nobody but a veteran {
the civil far could be qualified to 81
pervise this home of the grand ren
nant of the heroes of the civil wa
Judge Giles has the robust healt
and geniality of a young man. Fl
has the native ability and educatio
: to enable him to fill this office wit
dignity and honor. For the man
kindly greetings that have com
from this veteran in his daily walk
this office is glad to hand him III
unsolicited testimonial as we tip OF
hat 10 the next head of the soldier
home.
Try Home Made Chill Beans
Buy your Red Cross Membership
SAIM MON BAKERY
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CARD OF THANKS

The undersigned wish to express
to relatives. neighbors and friends
their appreciation asd thanks for the
services and kindnesses extenlled
during the sickness and death o.
Harry Holbrook, the son, brother
and husband.
MRS. HAZEL HOLBROOk
WILLIAM BEATTIE and FAMILY
MRS. MARGART HOLbhooh
| AND FAMILY, L. NJ. HOLBROOh,
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CARD QE THANKS

We wish to express our deep APP
probation of the kindness and sym
pathy shown to us by the friends
and neighbors and the pe3ple from
Salmon who so kindly assisted Us in
in our bereavement.
MR.. AND MRS. 4. Y. ROYCE AND
FAMILY
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The time of the regular teachers
examination in this county postpon.
eded on account of the quarantine. is
now definitely fixed. and il will be
held at the office of the county SUI
perintendent a Salmon, December 10
20 ard 81
ANNA C. BARRON. Co. Stunt.
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Mrs. lsIaY's Letter

In recent letter Mrs ID. w. r.
ley OF Litchfield, ILL.,. says. Il have
used Chamberlain's Tablets for dis
orders Of the stomach and as lax.
alive and have found them a quick
and sure relief" II you are troubled
with Indigestion or constipation
these tablets will do you good" For
sale by E. G.. Hettinger, Salmon
Druggist
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For Croua

"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
splendid fer Group writes Mrs
Edward Hassett. Frankfort, y. v.
MY children have been quickly
relieved of attacks of this dreadful
complaint by it's use" This remedy
contains no opium or other narcotic,
and may be given 70 child as
confidently as to An adult. For faie
by E. G. Hettinger. Salmon pru.eist
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heir BELOVED BISHOP

day. December is. a memo
&c will be held at IL a. M.
OF the beloved bishop of
opal church. the late Ri.
Funston. An offering will
a the service for st. Luke's
Boise. Since this hospital
bishops special work and
OF his heart. | hone that
people pill come and
saeFlns. or send one.
sIRlNGFELLOW, Hector.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
Stomach Trouble.

Stomach Trouble.
! used Chamberlain's Tab
Pctored a great deal for
trouble and felt nervous
all the time. These tablets
from the first, and inside
Is time l had improved in
n, writes Mrs. l.. A. Drin-
erson City. Mo. For sale
Hettinger, Salmon Druggist
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
hoo Reward, 500

tders of this paper will be
b learn that there is at least
Ned disease that science has
to cure in all it's stages and
htarrh. Catarrh being greatly
by constitutional conditions
institutional treatment. Halls
fedicine is taken internally and
the Blood on the Mucous Sur
the System thereby destroying
ktion Of the disease, giving the
length by building up the con-
md assisting nature in doing its
be proprietors have so much
the curative powers of Halls
Medicine that they offer One
Dollars for any case that 1t fails
Send for list of testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
a by all Druggist. 75c.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
\ How ON Job

! How, famous Chin
PIX long time connect
the Wo Hop restau-
Salmon, has return
THAT well known eat
Pee.
Faiter lady in atten-
lance on tables
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13

les r. HAMMER,
[SICIArI AND SURGEON
Steele Building. Main Street
&c Phone 81, Office Phone 4.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13

WHITWELL M. ..
kSICIAN ANDg SURGEON
Salmon. Idaho
McNicoll Building, over Ev-
erett's store.
al attention given to the
Int of chronic diseases such
hmatism. indigestion. nervous
goiter. catarrh. varicose
ktc.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
Mi Realty co.

AND CITY PROPERTIES
I'D ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BONDS. FARM LOANS
indie only responsible COM
Notary Public.
address p. ]. DEMPSEY.
Manager.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13

N. BIscoE.
FARM LOANS
Doe. Auditing and Collecting.
Salmon, Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
|.ess AND PROFESSIONAL

) Quarles Ariel c. Cherry
h,iARlES 4 CHERRY
I,TTORNEYS-AT-LAW
IN McNutt Bldg. Phone 152
SALMON, IDAHO
CARPENTER
TENDOY, IDAHO
GENERAL AUCTiONEEn
OCK SOLD AT PRIVATE
fer PUBLIC SALE.
| kELlYS
ESTATE AND LIVE STOCK
AGENCY
SALMON. IDAHO
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
A r. PiPPENGER,
OSTEOPATH

Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
u attention to out of town
The Lake County times., 1918-12-10

Mechanical Hook and Ladder
Auto Truck--Has spring mo-
tor, nicely painted and Or
decorated. Special. Joy
Mechanical Fire Engine Truck
with powerful spring motor;
bright red trimmed IN 0Qa
gold. Special at. ...... Joy
The Lake County times., 1918-12-10

Boys Auto, made Of
sheet steel and wood
has rubber tire wheels.
black enameled gear
Wen constructed. nicely
painted Yermillion red
ana striped in black
Priced O. 80
at DOs OO