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The Washington times., 1918-12-04
SECTION TWO
DIED OF WOUNDS.

LIEUTENANTs.
L.. Grand Raoids, John p. Hanford.
Msss,. Norton, Harold A. Healey.
MIEs., Greenviile, Henry Ward HaulrIek:
n. n, BROOKLYN, Clinton L0w'S.n Whiting
NJ " New York, Charles De Rham.
n " Brookiyu, Harry A. Stevens.
ore, Astoria, Murray Q. Wheat.
SERGEANrS.
I.V~n. NarshaIlfown, Ella Clifford, Mekim-
" New York, Frederick ]. etier.
Pa. Westfeld, Gerald George Griffin
q q. FOrt Motto, John b. Jones.
wis, EeedsburE' t,hss SnssAsSs THl5nAnh' Wssbn
CORPORAIS.
Ga. Augusta, Thurmon L. swsney.
The Washington times., 1918-12-04

swift q companys saies Of bssf IN
Washington for the week ending Satur-
day. November 30. averaged - folloWa;
Domestic beef. 1e.o3 eents.-Advt-
The Washington times., 1918-12-04

n. J., Newark, Msrris FslAmaa. s
n. u New Brunswick, Edward WITT
\. J.. fst.r.on, Robert 4. Small.
0hio, Coal Grove, Charles H. Warren
Ohio, Hayana, Jehn Alfred sorge.
Ohlo,' Ashland. Fred Parquette.
Okla, Checotah, Dpe Johnaon.
Okla, Bycrr, eamdel H. MoNanny.
0kis-, Hastings, Philip MeNeely.
Pa, Forest City, Louis VIdevieh.
Pn., PhlladelphiA, Frank Brauef.
Pa, Philadelphia, Joseph Bgrne.
Pa, MlllersbRx, jacob r. Chubb.
Pa, Philadelphia, George Biddle Craig.
Pas Philadclphis Thcnas J: Enrren-
Pa, Allentown, Ch1ries r. FutEinger.
Pa, Philadelphla. Thomas Z. HitzEernld.
Pc, SummerhiiI, Anthony Jsekopin-
Pa, Auburn, Harvey +. long.
Pa, Park, Francis Markell.
Pa, Allentown. Thomas A. Smith,
Pa, Philipsburg, GeuFgs w. etttk
Pa, Philadelphia, Clarence b. Zlnk.
Tex, Big SprineH, Dodge d. Wellfnn.
Tex, New Hraunfels. Efnnk Ffed Haze.
Tex, GRAND Saline, MaB1el y. BurgeoG
Tex, Lucy, Robert Estern Carl.
Tex, WhitesDoro, Sam Fletcher.
Tenn, Westmoreland, william y. Sullivan.
Tenn, Tracy City, william samuel Wepf.
Va. AustlnvilIe. Robert Lee Johns.
Va, Natural BSidEe, Charlie. n. Powell
w. Va. Zenith, Homer n. Pyne.
Wls., Oconto, John .. Graham.
wis, Racine, Lewis Christian shaw.
wash, Seattle, Man b. ColeiiA-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
REAL ISSUE IN LEMhi

The statement OF Editor Abbott
that the campaign work OF The Re
corder will injure rather than help
the cause OF the candidates 1t sup
ports is mere outcroppinp of our
brothers present fear OF disaster 10
the grafters, which will mean ruin
for him and his party partners He
srould cry for JOY rather than this
lament II his statement. We're true.
The best evidence of the impend.
ing doom of Editor Abbott's friends
so copiously at this time. The antic
patton of court decisions would not
be ATTEMPTED except in desperation
as an effort 10 prejudice q court II
held To be criminal.
The time is past in Lemhi count,
when the voters can be rallied L
support the same old grafters.
And neither the editor OF The Re
eorder, whatever his faults. nor tn,
editor of Its esteemed contemporary
whatever his blamelessness ana
highmindcd public service, Is an Is
sue in the coming election. But tn,
actions OF those who have exploited
the public treasury and taxpayers o
the county make up rather impor
tant matters for the voters To con
slider. In this work The Recorder hai
caused one crooked financier TO pa.
back some little part OF the none.
long withheld from the county treas
ury In a short change act. II ha
also restored several other funds
including some part OF the value o
bridge plank, Illegally hauled away
a little payment for the private u.s.
of county tractor 20 pillow up th
fields OF county official, beside
the restoration of other funds an,
the prevention Of numerous other II
regllarities.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
REQ cross NOTES

We have been asked for an allot-
ment OF linen 10 be used in the hos
pitfalls In France. OF which there is
very urgent need. We are asked to
send these things in with the week
commencing September 30 To eifh-
er Mrs, John Shook or the Red Cross
headquarters, The sizes given are
approximate. The allotment liz 100
bath towels. 1898: zoo hard towels.
1sxao: 40 handkerchi.fs isxls; 10
napkins iix1i; and 55 sheets 64x10c.
The sheets not 10 be smaller than
62xloo. These things should be new
or practically so.
We are also asked TO save All
+, platinum and tin of every kind,
which means tinfoil. coilaps Die
tubes and pewter articles. Tin cana
contain very little tin.
Also save all kinds OF fruit pits
and nut shells. dry them thoroughly
before turning them over TO the Red
Cross
Every one who has any yarn
should either knit IL up OF turn same
into headquarters NO II can BE- sen,
in the hrst cart of October
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
kEnslNoroN FOR VISITOR

Mrs. Rhoda SPAIN and Mrs. Mari
on Muikey entertained al Kensing-
ton honorlng Mrs. Burleigh al Plains.
Montana. who has been Waiting Sal
mon friends. The afternoon vas
spent in pleasant "Reminiscences and
Rai Cross work. The beautiful home
of Mrs sSahn was profuaely decorat-
ed with the flowers IN season Co.'S
mos, asters. and sweet peas An eiab-
orate luncheon was served. Al Ions
table In the dining room we're seat.
ed Mrs. Burleigh. the GUST OF honor,
Mrs. SPAIN. Mrs. George l. Shoup
Mrs. Hoibrook. Miss French. Mrs
Ball. Mrs. Boyle. Mrs. Amonson
Mira. Rogers and Mrs. Mccaleb.
The other guests were seated al
small tables.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
COURT SESSION NEXT WEEK

District court conyenes next Mon
day In and for Lemhi county. The
calendar carries 20 causes Of action.
with preliminaries which will com
pei long session. The criminal
cases are but few. and for charges
of minor crimes generally. There are
but few actions for debt, fact that
Indicates community prosperity
There is an unusual number OF
damage cases, and four divorce
cases.
The following citizens were drawn
for jurors:
Henry Nichols, Dewey ]. Heaner
John w. Shook. II. C. Chaffee. RIO,
L. Kirk. Leslie V. Dean, j. A. Hern
don. Henry Gilster. Guy Edwards. A
r. Mulkey, c. II. Graves. l. A. Gable
George Waetzig, Jacob Lipe. L. p
Malloy. w. $. Barsalou. r J. Atkins
Jas. Jewell. NJ. II. Cotton g, II
Crippen. j. y, Holgate, Don Pyeatt
]. d. Reddington. r. NJ. Williams. l.
c. Thirlkiil. Murray A. Crock. Jerr'
Bohannon. j. C. Dryer. o. c. Anon
son. c. II. Pemble. Richard Harris
Glenn Stroud. j. +. holdings. A II
Ford. J. J. Gaver and J, r, MEOW
Z ney
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
LOCAL SPECIAL

FOR SALE-A 1918 five passenger
auto or will trade for sheep or cat
tie. See H. G. King.
LOST-The undersigned has lost a
Liberty Bond of the denomination
of 800. The finder will please
leave at Citizens National bank
for reward. D. NJ. GRAY.
KINDERGARTEN for ehildre- 70 6
years, opens September Is. Phone
or address Mrs. E. H. Casterlln'
Salmon. Idaho.
FOR TRADE-A commercial or
chard in Washington state for a
local ranch. See H. G. King.
FOR SALE-14o head pure bred
Cotswold ram lambs, 500 per head
See Harry Kelly, Salmon.
FOR SALE-Team of Horses l4oo
hounds 5 and 6 years old; team
mares. between 1900 and 1900
mounds. and s years old; saddle
mare. years old and fresh COW
4 years old. Apply Recorder once
LOST-Goodyear all-year autoino-
bile rim mounted on rim for oids'
mobile. Please notify The Record
or office for suitable reward.
FOR SALE-Winter wheat al the
acknowledgements ranch. Salmon
uANTED-One second hand type
writer, Remington preferred al
dress Box ISL, Leadore, Idaho CIV
ing kind and price.
LosT-Lady's knitting bag contain
ing sweater, etc, by Mrs. William
Osborn.
WANTED-Men to cut pine and III
cord wood at Blaekbird wood camp
at 81 per cord No board but caoln
free. Taylor & Degen.
FOR SALE Wealthy and o'hei
apples at 81 per box at the or
cbard OF old Martin place. Mrs. :
F. Wiley. Bring your boxes
FOR sALE-Shares of the capita,
stock of the Pioneer Bank q Trus'
Co. See Kelly, Salmon. Idaho.
WANTED TO LEASE-About 70.
acres or more within 20 miles o.
salmon for term Of five vars le
cpt Is tons o hay. Write 10 h
care Idaho Recordr, for par'leu
lars.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
RESIDE In SALMON

Former Judge Ralph r. Quarles
OF the Idaho Supreme court. and for
some years holding high positions in
the judiciary al Honolulu. is On a
sisE 10 the Salmon homc o. a.s
brother. q. b. Quaries Judge
QuaTles Ia accompanied BY his wife.
Both are in good health. OF their
four children the son Ralph in q
lieutenant In the army service. enc
daughter Is tho wife OF an army Of
fcer In the same service. another
daughter Resides near Boise and sin
another daughter Is a student al the
University OF California.
Judge Quaries tells The Recorder
thar tire family home In to be set up
In Salmon at least for the water
and possibly as their permanent
place OF residence
October 8 will be Rally Sunday
for the Sunday school of the Episco-
pal Church Of the Redeemer. Par.
ents ard friends as well as the chill.
drep are invited tn attend the exer.
cises which are being prepared un,
der the direction OF the following
teachers, Rev. X. 5. Stringfeliow
Mrs. L, II. casterlin. Mrs. John Do
| Barre and Mrs Thee. ketchum.
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Mrs. E. B. Mitchell was VOL,
emu visitor at Lembi week
!, MI. and Mrs. W. t. Blasjpyar,s
town. tuesday in
MRS. Karl SPAIN returned n -
~ Monday after few davis Wet, =
Salmon. "s Visit IN
corporal Walter Shoup has haa,
"a i@iisderred from San Diego. Califor.
Ma Camp Hancock, Georgia
Mrs. Roy B. Herndca and ut,,a
daughter Jane spent the weekend
IN salmon from May guests of tho
Arch. Herndon family.
FRED Crandall, engineer. left tho
nrst OF the week for Leesburg - sr,
.es group OF placer mining claims
ior .. (. Kirkpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eckerseu and
Dfother-ln-law of Mr.. Eckerseu
came by automobile from Rexbnrg
Tor the Holbert funeral last FRIDAY
Mrs. BGrleigh spent few days
the nrst OF the week a guest in the
MARION Mulkey home and left by
stage lor her Montana home the last
of the week.
A number of Salmon business men
are planning a visit to the Montana
towns of Paulsen and Kalispel 70
look up some imported live stock
pedigrees and records.
Mrs. Abby Tingley of Boise arriv-
ed on Wednesday train TO make i
home here for her daughter. Miss
Flora Tingley, one of the teachers.
Miss Bessie Stroud will also be with
them. They will occupy the house
next to DR.. Whitwen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelly arrived
in Salmon Sunday evening from a
week spent among their former
neighbors and friends in the state OF
Montana. In their journeyings they
travelled by automobile and greatly
enjoyed the pleasure afforded by the
outing.
The Martin Currans are arranging
to leave Salmon at an early day fol
the Hagerman valley to reside. Mr.
the Hagermanr valley to reside, Mr.
Curran having recently sold h.
lands and sheep here. Mr.. and Mrs
Laing Mccormick win accompany
the Currans to Hagerman.
The bands of registered lambs rec
emily bought by Messrs. w. C. Smith
and T. H. Kane at Weiser have beer
delayed in shipment because of the
impossibility of railroad facilities
Mr.. Smith is still adding to his
fiocks, however, his latest addition
being in purchase of band o.
1000 sheep from Hull Brothers.
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sALNoN LOCALS

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Mrs. Dan o'connen Is planning a
visit TO Kansas. her former home
state. about October :.
In the absence from her classes
this week the place OF Mrs. McCor.
mick is being supplied by Mrs.
Stringfellow
The Fair dances will De given at
the opera house each night. with r.
W. White 5-piece orchestra to pro
vide thu music.
Mr., and Mrs. Lynn Cummings are
soon To occupy their new home on
Terrace street. where In a pretty
grove Mr. Cummings has erected a
pretty bungalow OF four rooms.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
Sa|mon Fuel and Supply Co.
ON---O!L-GASOLINE
$lW Reward, 500

bal tsaders of this paper will be
s. - learn that there is at least
sn disease that science has
wv 70 cure in all it's stages and
t,n,. ssa'arrh. Catarrh being greatly
hi. by constitutional conditions
Ers Wvnstltutional treatment. Halls
~ Medicine is taken internally and
nv me Blood on the Mucous Sur
h NJ me System thereby destroying
m ..n OF the disease, giving the
Iten 'u asgth by building up the con-
Mna assisting nature in doing its
IN ~ proprietors have SO much
In e curative powers Of Halls
t,sd neennlcine that they offer One
Ess SSonars for any case that it fails
ts,, iEshq for list OF testimonials.
So,d ~. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
WV oy all Druggist. &c.
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tue Episcopal guild will meet
WIN Mrs. DeBarry October 3
me Methodist aid society will
meet IN the church annex Octoher q
"eorge Ashton. the forest ranger
VI me Lemhi sector, was in salmon
curing the week.
W H.; Shoup was in Boise last
- On Dasiness matters ,ha. call
{" Alm to the state capital.
Rancher Billy Crehan and family
were down from Leadore this week
on shopping visit to Salmon
Mrs' Blanche Livermore and two
chlidfen We're in Salmon last Friday
from their upper Lemhi valley home
Inc confirmation of the postoffice
appointment of Homer Holbert was
announced from Washington iasr
week.
Zigzag hill, on the Shoup road is
" oe eliminated by the Joint effort
Vi private enterprise and county sub
scription.
wyatt 4 Myers received a net re-
turn OF s1.S0 per hundred for their
carload of potatoes in the Butte mar.
ket last week.
Wallace Stearman and family
nave taken a portion of the resi-
denee of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Thirl-
Kill on Shoup street
Mr.. and Mrs. Glennon are leaving
Salmon today for brief visit 10
Challis where Mr.. Glennon is called
on professional business.
Mrs. William Anderson will spend
the winter in Salt Lake City, having
leased her dwellning in Salmon To
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roy Buchanan.
! owen Swift has taken the Manfull
residence property heretofore leased
by Dr. Hammer. who intends soon 70
move to the Randolph place. which
he recently purchased
Dan Balm, who owns a farm near
Lemhi, came to Salmon Thursday to
consult with the doctors about an
injured eye. After the removal of a
piece of rock from the offending Cd
tic he returned to the saving of his
wheat crop.
Mrs. Rhoda SPAIN has leased hel
Salmon residence property to w. f
Rogers who has charge as the exec
utive of Highway construction. Mrs
SPAIN is to spend the winter ane
perhaps longer in Ogden. where q
niece resides. and in Los Angeles
California, where she has a daugh
ter residing.
Manager Dwight A. Smith of The
coming live stock sales at the LeInh
tcounty fair has secured the services
of ]. d. Redburn as auctioneer ans
Harry L. Summers as assistant. Red
burn made the recent sales 81 tht
Helena fair and is a famous eries
according TO reports that have come
10 Salmon about his efforts in tha
line. What will be Of special intercs
at the local fair sales will be tie or
fering of young bulls from anon.
Of r-;Ial,r ly1cy-n brapdGrs
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Charles Marshall OF Bohannon bar
was in Salmon on Monday.
Mrs. j. X. Robinson is down from
Gilmore visiting the Joe Reddington
family.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. ]. Bancroft fror.
Bohannon creek did shopping IN
town last Friday.
The Recorder Is made up TO-DAY
with ten pages, all containing inter
esting news and advertising matter.
mrs Preston. who has been Wis.
ting her son Raymond at yancouv.
er. Wash. for the past few weeks,
returned on Wednesday.
Fred l.. Viel. who is one of the ad.
vertisers among Salmon bushes.
men, turned his talents last night "a
writing sidewalk signs for the Lib
erty Loan. which are now seen Of all
men who walk abroad.
! The Carlson highway construction
company unloaded second steam
shovel at the Salmon station this
week. This massive machine was
dismantled TO be transported TO the
I Edson-Stroud section of the high
way where IL will be set W for inn
mediate work on Hellman hill
Richard T. Hines from over in the
Leesburg country walked the 8,
miles 10 Salmon on Monday TO a,
tend TO proving up on his land. HI
reports busy summer. On Angus
10 two waterspouts. one at IL M, tn,
other at 3 p. m. washed olt about I
acres of hay and did about $40,
damages. Fritz Gilbreath and Mr.
Hurley came from the same vicinit,
on "Wednesday, also on land bust
ness.
Record cards of the weighing O
Lemhis county babies under fedora
order are slow in coming in, accord
ing TO the statement of the count
chairman. Mrs. l.. +. Glennon. e,
cept as TO city babies. Here Their
are about 40 reported, and Mrs
lGlennon thinks even in this cit
there are good many more babe
that ought 10 be on her lists. IL
necessary that the complete repor'
be sent in by Ocober ] and forwar,
ed to Chicago.
Mrs. Harry Hettinger. one of III
Salmon teachers. was delayed unit
Thursday of last week by missin
train connections at Ogden. Mr.
Hettinger bad been on visit I
San Francisco and Camp Fremor
where her husband is in trainini
Many other Salmon boys are ther
and Mrs. Hettinger reports that the
are enjoying camp life. Mr. and Mr.
Hettinger and Earl Vail, broths
of Mrs. Charles Schooler of this cit.
also in training. made trip 20 Sa
Francisco while Mrs. Hettinger wa
en route home Emme; kadleiz.
brother OF Mrs. Hetiinger, and HI
wife We're in that city al the sam
time but all missed seeing each ptl
er. Mr.. and Mrs Kadle.z yisite
Camp Fremont. Mrs. William She
wood and Mrs. Paul Mcpherson VII
accompanied Mrs. Hettinger
Camp Fremont, will remain fer
longer visit
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
Has High Opinion Of chamberlsin's
Iahlsts

Il have a high opinion Of Chamber
lain's Tablets for biliousness and as
a laxative" writes Mrs. c. A. Barnes,
Charleston, Ill. | have never found
anything so mild and pleasant to
use Ny brother has also used these
tablets with satisfactory results"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The regular services will be held
In the Church OF the Redeemer r~vt
Sunday. September a9th =. o'clock
in the evening All arc invited.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
THE EYE SPECIALIST

DR.. II. II. Scarborough will make
his regular professional visit TO Sal
mon Saturday and Monday, October
81 at the Shenon hotel; at the Lead
ore hotel Tuesday, October 8. His
methods give reliable results fer
headache and dizziness.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
BURBRiDGE & cAPERoN TRANS.
FER COMPANY

GENERAL TRANSFER WORK AND
HAULING, SALMON, IDAHO.
PROMPT SERVICE AND ALWAYS
RELIABLE
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE

Notice is hereby given that the
TEACHERS Institute will be held in
Salmon the week Of October seventh.
First session al a. m. Monday. Oe-
tober I, in the West SIDE scnool.
ANNA G. BARRON.
County SUPERINTENDENT.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
|e s'' Realty Go.

n "a AND CITY PROPERTIES
(srT AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BONDS, FARM LOANS
n, uaadie only responsible COM
Notary Public.
Of address P. J. DEMPSEY,
Manager.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
The sALMON-ARNSTEAb
AUTO STAGE

Three times a week each !.
! way, leaving Salmon every :.
! Monday. Wednesday and Fri :.
! day and leaving Armstead ev- !
I cry Tuesday. Thursday an Sat /.
! urday. arriving az destination .
: early in the afternoon of same !.
! days. Carrying mails and pas /!
! sengers. Prompt service. No de- /.
! lays No long stops at informed .
: late stations. Through fare. ST i.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
Il 9 srrn,e rn1.tnv

DINNER AND SEPPER--The Ia
dies Aid society of the sethodtf
church win serve dinner and sumner
~ the annex on the last day Of tire
fair
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
JAMES A OVENS TRANSFER

/ MOTOR TRUCK
Baggage and small parcels delivered
anywhere. Phone lis.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-27
Te1enee the Eesf raanher

1enee the Best Teacher.
b. i turally admitted that exper-
,at me sne best teacher, but should
~ asAe use of the experience of
a. Well as our own? The ex-
h u OF a thousand persons is
L" o; oe depended upon than that
,e,Sn INDIVIDUAL Many thousands
h On have used Chamoer;a;n,s
~ @snedy for coughs and colds
~ results, which shows it
ior ,SaoFoughly reliable prepare
es az se diseases. Try it. 1t is
e1ectual and pleasant to
se,, oShces will be given at
d.. house each night. with r.
9,piece orchestra TO pro
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IN Mrs. E. B. Mitchell was wao.
end visitor at Lemhi week
The Denver star., 1918-06-29
USE OF BEEF CuRTAILED
BY FOOD CHIEF

And yet again the cry for help
has sped across the seas to America.
Once more the allied armies, who are
fighting with their backs to the wall,
waiting and praying for the time whom
America can fully and without stint
hur1 her mighty forces onto the foo
and crush them back, back beyond
the Rhine, have asked Americans at
home to help.
The beef supply is falling short.
Americas reserve is very low. The al
lied demand Is constantly increasing.
America and her people must save
beef.
II is the hope Of the u S. Food Ad-
ministration that during the next
three months the civilian demand for
beef will be greatly decreased. and
to this end Herbert Hoover has issued
an order prohibiting the hotels and
restaurants from serving beef in any
form for more than four meals a week.
These beef" days are definitely
named, and beef in any Of it's forms
can only be served at these times.
'"The food administration realizes"
stated Robert ]. Grant. executive man.
ager Of Colorado food administration.
that It cannot enforce the beef rul-
ings in private homes, nevertheless II
Is in these homes that most of the
beef will be saved Voluntary ration
ing has been Tremendously successful
in the past and It will not fail in the
meat crisis"
In England long lines OF people
weave slowly and patiently into .
shop in order to obtain = scanty sup
ply Of bones for which they pay z5
cents for five pounds. The people of
the states are not asked to live on
bones. They are only asked to substi-
tute in some degree fresh pork. bacon.
ham and the beef by-products for .
while.
We arc at war The war is ours.
Those of us who stay at home must do
our fighting by conserving the supply
Of beef for shipment to the places
where II is most needed
The Denver star., 1918-06-29

Beauty In cssssss ThIsoa
Why arc there not moro men An0
women who can put some OF the come
mon things before Us where tneir
worth and beauty can be known
through the emphasis which clear rep
resentation alone can give7 1t takes
a genius to bring beauty out Of things
which seemingly have none. but tnere
have been such geniuses, and there
would be more II those capable dld not
from sheer laziness seek the easier
themes. To be sure, flowers ana trees
and light and many other things are
common, and these the poet and the
writer Of compelling prose are Will,
ing to take for texts, but there Is A.
soul in cobblestone waiting for some
one to find and interpret.-Exchange.
The Denver star., 1918-06-29
Hunting Trouble.

Hunting trouble is too fashionable
In this world. Contentment and 5ollity
are not cultivated as they should be.
There are too many prematurely wrink-
led. long and melancholy faces among
us. There is too much swearing, sweat
ing and slashing, fuming, foaming and
fretting around and about US all.-Ar-
temus Ward.