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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
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I. SALMON LOCALS +
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SAGMON IOCALS
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Saratoga Flakes at zoe, Fig New
toms l5c. Arrowroot Biscuit l5c and
zoe at the Salmon Bakery.
Sam Brown. who comes from Rex
burg, has become helper in the
shoe and harness hospital OF Christ
Nelson.
The home folks of Arthur Simpson
and Carlton Emigh. both soldiers in
France, have just heard from them
TO the effect that both are well,
f. f. Edwards recently received a
car of fine cattle from Nebraska They
go TO augment and improve the herds
on the Edwards ranch up the Sa.rucn
river
letter received by Mrs. Della
Hamilton in Salmon from her son
Frank in France tells of his transfer
10 the S3rd division from the 91st
and his location at lie Mans, an old
Belgian camp.
Christ Stuckey Is another LeGhi
soldier in France reported injured.
with a hip shattered by shrapnel
The gratifying news comes 10 his
home that he is going to get we'll and
will come back soon.
w. c. Mccormick is spending
these fine winter DAYS out on his
new ranch opposite the former Nc
Cormick home which was recently
sold TO Harry Summers. Mr.. McCor-
mick is fitting UP set of outbuild-
ings for TIE new ra@ch.
J II. Robinson and family departed
70. SPOKANE yesterday morning, ex-
pecting to make their new home in
that city. Mr.. Robinson leaves the
leased for the past few months while
us owner, Clyde Riggs, is in France
driving a signal service motor.
The applications for allotments in
the Salmon national forest have all
been received. Within the next
month the allotments viii be made
There is a cut of $4,000 in sheep and
5000 in cattle and horses to be allow
ed this year, the totals being 10000
sheep and 10000 cattle and horses
II il a fact that advertising 10 get
results must he read. One little ad
in The Recorder last week brought
answers by the score. The same has
frequently happened; in fact il gen
orally happens that way. That's the
reason for the popularity of this pub
Lefty. II pays.
Paradoxical as il NAV sou..d TO say
ii, one Of the city outside cellars that
permitted its contents to freeze in
the recent zero weather took fire the
other night from the roof Harold
Mathews discovered the blaze. which
was started from hot ashes intended
10 warm the place up a bit. And the
ashes did that thing. The blaze broke
out at the Episcopal rectory.
Alexander Cruickshank. pioneer
horseman and former Indian scout,
Is down from his home near the
Montana divide to spend few days
in Salmon at the call for help from
an attack of rheumatism Otherwise
Mr.. Cruickshank is his own jovial
self as Of old. always a welcome Wis
itor in the city to all who enjoy his
acquaintance and friendship
\ Christmas cactus is supposed to
bloom once year ONLY, at he com
ing of the blessed time of the birth
Of the Savior But house plant of
this kind has sent forth Its blossoms
not only at the last Christmas time
but is now again in bloom in The
home of Mrs. J. II Hahn The same
thing happened last Christmas and
likewise four or five monthe after.
ward.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
venting Cakes From, stickino

~ aking cakes, geins and mullins
are very apt to stick to the bot
the pan. try cooling the bottom
pan quickly on Ice or by fold.
- II wet cloth which has beer
1 Ia cold water. THIS does no,
bring out Tie cake IN perfec,
ldzllca.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
9lrubii6e epridwDrtcr.

Sober Sag oes 2ebcns 1T elm
9Iatt i'm 8u6e Der 8eltgei6ihte.
MdBigteit lit Elm Baum, OeIien
@ur8el 3ufrieOenbeit nit @cni9cm
been 3meige Nube unO 6rlecen. =
@eiSbeit lit better, ais Stibtum;
@eisbeit bcma6t Did; o6er ben
&ei6tum muBt OIL 6emadeu; &ci9-
tum permin0crt ii6 ourd) cen 0e-
brand; ober ie mebr man Sic 8eis-
heit braltdt, oelto 9roBer miro iie.
- Ser anfang oes 3ornes lit Sor-
belt, iein @noe &eue. WfiB Die
giefe oeS @aiierS, ebe OF ed bin-
einItiir5eIt. - @enn Dir Der Wtono
tc1dtet, pos becarfit on ret 5ter-
ne? = @irf feinen Stein in oas
@oiier, ans treltem on tcinfeit. =
Seine @elt lit ons, morin on bid
ielbit finoeit = Geidtlm sermebrt
ll6 in Dem MaBe, als mir ben 8e-
eiirftigen mitteilen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
0ns 0c6cimnis heS gnbSbismus.

Oorin 3enibi, Elm GROCER @rieiter
9uo0bas, mobnte auf Dem 8lpfel
zines 8oumes in Sen Bergen, mes
uegen i'm Die 2elte ben o@ulen'
prieIter" nannten. Semono inter-
brad ibn zines Cages in ieinem
No6oenfen NIT ser folgenoen 6ra'
&c:
.8as lit in meni9en @orten
9uoobos 2e6re2"
.9egebe fem GiinOen un6 ma
DIE @ebrau6 bon alien 0einen Su.
genoen," ontiportete ser 8rieIter,
obne aud mn feline Augcn 81 off
men.
yuno ous i1t aIes?" antmortete
ser Sragen0e iarfnitiid. Gin Sinh
Don orei Sobren fonnte mir ia Die
gleiGe %ntmort gebcn."
y@epiB f0nntc Elm oreiid6rigcS
&ino 0as ia9en," entgegnete 9uo.
06os 8rieiter, nober iel6It ein
Damn BON so Sabren fam 6ieie
@orte ni6t in Die Sat umieBen."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
9ro6ates Ntittel.

@m @iebcl cines &ronfenbauies
oes Stnot 9io DC Saneiro in 8ra'
lien Itebt in @olobltditoben Die SIT
ldrift: sic meni6lide gitelfeit
Dem menIdliMen @leno". Mit Die
fer Sni6rift bot es fol9en0e 8e'
tuan0tnis: Ser &niier Dom Beoro
BON 9ralilien noQte emit ben bic
len 2riippcln uno @ebredliden in
Ser &auptitoot icines &ei6es cine
3uflu9tItGtte griinocn, obne in iei'
ne 3ai6e 5u g~reifen. gr erlieB Ell
men aufruf CUR @eibiIfe, Oieier
ober blieb fat DirfungSloS; nur
gan5 ipGrlid floiicn Die @abcn. Da
enti6IoB iid ser Safer, oenen, Die
100000 Milreis 3eidneten, Den ga'
rontiteG gu oerlciben, uno Oie, Die
100000 Milrei8 5ei6neten, 5u
@rafen 81 erbeben. ltno iiebe, lett
Itr0mte 0os @clo in Siiue berbei!
Ser Sag Der @%inmeibung fam. Cine
groBe Menge mar Oeriammelt. @r'
wo%rtunsgpon blifte man nod Dem
@icbelfelo, Dem ein5i9en Stiif oes
I6mlGeu 9oues, ooS nod perbiiat
nar, cnoli6 ficI Die Siine, nnO Die
neilen .@oelIeute" luien miiten0:
Sic meni6Iide Gitelfeit benz
meni6li9en Glen0."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

@ffiiicr nit ben oGlnronne NOBLE,
ben id itnppc miiiie. Sh ben lbn
Damn mein gtunte I'M meme A0rell
qeluluc miiiic, In Damn bot or &C.
iogt, tb mijBt norge friib in Die
@olicSfobrt fomnle, bicfa6S i'd bait
Die SpieoIab Wciclcbtet. SpieOlab z
nidS fomm cro.lS, bcu id) geiagt,
;6 fin MIR ocroig Wtcil2 qeoripme,
I'M Oh iagt Der Soppcr, ooS mare 10
cbaut % Mcil3 '5u Uiel, I'M Dcnn
i6 10 oumm mar, ooB id iea nod
nit wiiBt, oonn Debt mid NORGE
frii6 ser Sidotid ouifldre, womit
td perbleine
Sine Sbr IietDcr
@bilipp Saucrampier.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

GonntaQsfif9er. Nng-
Ter: gSagen Sic NAL, Oas lit ooG
bier Ser 9orftei6?
Bauer: oSamobll"
Ingler: oGaio, GA DGr's fein
@erbreden, wenn i9 bier ein pour
Slide fange?"
Bauer: nGec, ober n @unoerl"
Sic meiB &at. or: ~0ie
al0Be iin0 ia mie Steine - poaig
ungenieBbar!"
Sic: u9ld mirflid, @fdnne2 ga,
weiBt on, Damn bron8iere i9 lie uro
Made nette 9rief6el6merer fir Sc.
idenfe oarau8l"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Qie iii & It.

= Ole fiiBe 2af It. 8or ge-
ginn oes 4onacrtes bemerft Der Sea-
peameiIter einen Muiifer nit totol
8eroriidter Sole. nWait oie|er Soit
fonn ib sic unmogIid IGnger I'M
Sr6elter ouloen," ipri6t er Der
@uiifer an. O@s lit b06lte 3eit, oof
sic Sbre Soien aufplGtte1 laiien!"
Ger Muiifer iiebt an ieinem geitl.
tIeio binob uno iagt enti@nloigeno
,Serr &openmeiiter, ooS for1tnt Dor
benz nielen Siben."
,llniinn, Sic iiben bod ni6t ouI
Gem 8oroerteil Sbrer Soie2"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

8aBt ibm gerooe. Jron
Suitpeo: n0li mllBt niht bon mir
eriparterL oaB i6 ane Die @epobn-
beiten meiner Mdohen5eit nun TO-
fort ortfge6e."
Serr Suitpco: SD bin oltrbaus
oamit einperltanoen. 2aile Dir nlr
ali9 meiterbin Elm modentltdeS
Soi6engelo bon oeinen1 8ater se-
BEN geraoe aIs Of iiG nidtS ereig.
net bdttel"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03


9e5 @anrers Gronm.
u@eut' ba6 / an 2raum g'babt aui
o 3adt, 90 ihuttelt'5 mi iebt no,
fal / bran oerf! ga Bob / auf an
Neubau g'idofft, Der mar 10 bod,
oaB q gan5e poae WfaB ein'trodnet
is, bis / + gu mir 'nauf5og'n bab'."
$50 brideinIi6er. YDu,
menn Oeine 6rau erfGbrt, Dab ou
crit Inn orei llbr morgens nod
&auie gefommen, miro iie aus Der
Saut fabren moaen2"
8antoffelbelo: n@6, i9 fiirfte.
iie miro nur aus ibrer alien Sol.
lette in cine neue fabren moqenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Mo6ern. .@noIid

Mo0ern. n@n0li6 0os
lebte OIterei ent0edtl = @eiBt on,
Sruoe, oas nG6lte Sobr MAIDEN
mir uns sic Sa6e leidter: 90
nebmen mir uns einen &riegSbuno,
Der u11S iu9en bilft!"
6ouIe IuSreoe. a8or-
inn boIt on oeine MuiifitEnoen olf-
o~egeben?"
va6, mir tpliroe INNER auf Der
Sonleiter 10 i6minoligi"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Der s Unite.

Ger SHnfte. Sn eincm
f6md6ii6en Srte fertigte ser @eiit-
li6e in @e9enmart zines nelloer-
mG6lten @oores cihen ErouiAein
aus. ga CT ouaeniheinlid bes
9atums ni6t oolt5 iider mar, frag-
tie er nit eiuem 9lid ouf oic 9raut.
ogti6t pdbr, c5 lit oer 5iinfte?"
80 nein, Sofwiiroen," rief oiaier
drgerlid, 0eS lit crit mein 8wei'
teri"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
e. srfIart ids.

$50 nimmt SEER 6lubOnb berte
ieinen 2utd ein?"
ngieacidt on ser ndditen @rte,
picacidt uber aud einige @den wei'
ter mnten."
SD oadte bod, oaB Die &C.
t~uo1nbeiten Sbres @atten iebr re-
g%eImdBige iino. 9onnen sic mir
mirtli6 nitt ingeu, no er 81 Wit
tag ipeiit2"
ogti6t g%enauer, ol8 iG cS iGon
tat. @r ninmt ieiuen Sund OIL ei-
mem 8onanen.&orren eir, unO Der
lit chen nift immer am glei6en
Glat."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
90 e S6trouBwoI8er is bod e
wos i6eenes, nor i6a0e, boB iG
oaemol 5pee 3aiten erpil6en III!

= Gas ounfeIbIaMe q II :
ee. oMon iagt, 0oB temperament
boue 2eute ounfclblaue @u9en ba-
ben"
oSa, uno menn iie iie ni1t Daben,
tonn fonnen iie lie leidt frie9enl"
6 onequent. r8arum
orbeetit oenn mid, Orie2"
SD babe nal ieleien, oct cen
9i6ter ieiagt bat: u&rbeet ooelt"
$40, I'm oe tpeeBt bod, 8aille, Der
@oel miro obiei9afft-"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

4n9it Dor Der 8rippe.
Npot5efer 81 eiuer dlterea Dame:
n9eur feline Ingit baben, oaS lit 0as
bette Gorbeugrngsmittel gegen Die
Grippe. @tein Safer mar ein geid)ei-
ttr Mann uno Der bat aQemeil ge-
logt: Gin oltes 2tl0er tomint nift
uni"
Der 9udenbiiBer . u@as
remit oenn eieentIih Die 2iap fort'
Ddbreno 81 Dem neuen jungen
8abnarat?"
oSa. oenf' Dir, wie oroaig; lie
laBt lid 3G6iie cinieben, oamit er
on6iB!ll"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Gauf6gef6dft. @ein-
6dnoler: Gin unperfrorener &erl,
mein neller S9wieeeriobnl Seilte,
nod Dem eriten bauslihen Streit,
refnet er %5uiammen, mas er Bis
iebt fir l%lnfoiten i'm @beitano ge-
6abt = uno i9lGgt mir Dor, meine
So6ter 5uriif5unebmen uno ibm
fir ben 9etrag lieber 8ein gu
liefern."
Sbre Strae. DIANA,
bait Oh au9 gerne ogeflirtet", ais
Ou nod jung marit?"
.@enn id Die 8abrbeit ia9eu
muB - ia."
limo biit on oafiir beitraft NOR
oen?"
~Sa. mein aino. Sd babe BET.
men Sater g~ebeirutet."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

aura8 Slid. @riter
@adfii6: ella. MART on i6ou NAL
perliebt2"
3lueiter gadftid: nSol-in mel.
nen &lniierIebrerl Die 2iebe oallerte
ober nur Elm babies Sabr. Damn
lieB er mid iiBen."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Der flmae 9ieneg.

9err: @os bringit gu oenn ga,
SobonrJ bas iinO ia 8ruei linfc Stie-
ftI ;oie fam id nidt 9cbrau6enl
Sobann: @eiB i6on, aber Sic
t0nnen Die 6mei anOern altd nidJt
9ebrou6en, 0as limo 3pei reGtel
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Bon licber SanO cinen &Oitnitrank.
Son Mobert @oIbmiiaer

Bon licber Snnp cincn HoienitrauB,
sd tra0' i'm noblgcmlt uab Sous.
lduft nit eiuem 9cnunoerun9si6rei
Gin f~eiutpin5ig Mabel an mir porbei
.9ie Ib0nen MoIcnl" uno 9leid oarauf
Salt inne lie in ibrem &auf:
81, pcr bod einmaI braH rieden
f0nntl"
Sd rufe: so tonrm MIR, 3 lit germ
Dir per90nut
O1it einem Sprung lit lie tpieoer our
Sano:
.@i, rie6t oos toit.ibl" = llnb ais lie
nerI6nan6
Sic bait es 70 eilig ba mubt i9
laden.
.Rit gar nidts ein @eien loN 9Iiidli1
al MAIDEN.
SIT bas nidt eiu auerIiebitcr Sonb?
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

~
ieet Dor Sine SD
rem gciitige 4uge
en- glu8flug aus.
male, 100 10 ebaut
oaS idonite is, mo
ulcr lid imrnd.
ti6inne fam,
Damn fin &c icbiei
gerpifelt. SD ben
Sbne geiagt, Dab
rlter nit Die 9uipe
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

llnbetpei5t blieb Der 9ra6er.
9eIien .6aupt bes NlterS S6nee oedt;
llnpermdblt blie6 Die @atrone.
9eren 9er5 10 mandes @eb oedt.
limb ooe6 iii i'm 9%cr5cnspinteI
8eioen 3drtIidteit entipro1ien:
Gle teilt lie nit ihrer aaee.
@r teilt lie nit leinen = Nolien.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
: @rfob &.

Ser @riot. nSoear bic
!SoarbiirIten tougen nidts mebr;
friiber bat man noG Dem Jriiieren
sic Scare bonn &opf in Der 9iirite
gebo6t = iest bat man no6ber Die
Saare bon Der @iirlte auf m &opf."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
@un5 na + Ii d.. 6

Wan5 ia iurII a.. VIH
Amcrifaner uno Elm Srldnoer er-
5Gblten einanocr BON 8unoeru. Die
in ibren reip. Saterl0noern poll
6radt moroen tparel.
sd CLAUDE, mir baben Die be-
item Gprinecr in Der Belt," iagte
Der @merifoner. p@iilcn Sic, elmer
Don mcincn NanOslcilten Lief oreIBIg
W2eilcn uno lprang oanl fiber ei-
nrn moumshoben 3alm."
Gas iii ood nidts munoerba'
res" meintc DER Srldnoer. y@cnn
cr iolbcu Snloni acnomnen Gat..."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Ole 2iebIinge. n9ie
GribeIs loIien iid pieoer i9eiOen;
Gus tueldem @runoe WobI?'
D0a bat iebes einen Sumo NIT in
Gle @be gebroft unO Die beioen &O'
ter bertraeen iid nidtI"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
6rcd.

Gait: acaner. oas lit bod I'LL,
erbort, % ihmimmt ia cine tote
Spime in Der Suppe.
&eIlner: Sa, mein Serr, menn
Sic feline totem Siere ellen mogen,
oann miiiien Sic in einem uegetari.
iden &eitaurant ipeiien.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

griter 9 d # eriunee: Son
mem befommit ou oenn Die meiiten
Yriigel, pom Meeiter o6er Der Mee.
lterin?
3meiter S9u It Grunge:
So, weeite, Oas fommt orufi an, per
geraOe 3eit bat!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
0fFmrr 5d)reibehriet nrs
3bilipp 3 aasrampfFr.

W}cin Iiebcr Ser @cOadtiondrl
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

81, Ell, mie bibi6 gu ousiiebit in
ecinem neuen &leio6enl
a6L Jag oas nidt, @roBpapa, es
paBt bod 10 gar nidt gu meiner
Meltonihauung.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

&err 6eSS anies (upft eHrig an elmer Shrnblume uO muir,
melt babel Dor fb bin): Sd frng' i'm - ib frieg' i'm ni)t i'd frR9
i'm -
@ottin Gartit): geun, Iiebes gRGnnde1 mas ioa Dir Oenn Die
Sternblune oerraen?
Monn: Ob tb i'm frage = ben S%ausi6lIieI.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
NORMAN JOHNSON DIES IN SEATTLE FOLLOWING
 OPERATION ON THROAT

Norman Johnson, three-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs Carl C. Johnson. formerly of Juneau, died in Seattle on July 26 and was buried on the 28th, according to word received in Juneau.
 Mir. Johnson, who at one time was one of the stockholders of The Elm pire Printing Company and an em ployee of the company for several years, in whiting to R. J. McChe5ney of The Empire, said:
 Norman died very suddenly-was sick but one day About three weeks ago he underwent an operation flor tonsils and adenoids and he appeared to recover very quickly. About a week ago the folks took him over to BainbridgeS Ssland that he might have the quiet of the country, etc. One afternoon he complained of being sick, so we q happened to be there at the time) summoned a doctor The next afternoon we were bringing him to Seattle and he passed away on the boat. It seems that he had been suffering from acute flu or pneu- mohia."
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
WILL MAKE A TOUR
 OF THE CANNERIES
 THROUGHOUT ALASKA
Dr. Carl Alberg, of Washington, D. C.. Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry Is in
 the City

Dr. Carl Alberg of Washington, D C.. chief of the Bureau of Chemistry. arrived in Juneau last night on the Northwestern accompanied by Mrs. Alberg
 That he may learn how Alaska salmon are canned. Dr Alberg viii join the party aboard the Cameo, Of the American Can Company, and will make tour of canneries throughout Southeastern Alaska.
 Aboard the Cameo, which is now in Juneau after visiting various can. neries south of here, are F. P. Ken dall general manager of the Ameri- can Can Company, accompanied by his wife and two daughters. and w. E. Gould, Alaska representative of the company.
 Frank D. Throop of New York, manager of the Sea Food Can De partment of the American Can Com pany, arrived on the Northwestern and will also join the party on The Cameo.
 The Cameo. on leaving Juneau this afternoon, will visit Funter, Hoonah. Rake, Sitka and various other ports in this section of Alaska where can neries are located.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
ANOTHER BODY FOUND TO BE BROUGHT TO CITY
 BUT NOT IDENTIFIED

A body thought to be that of one of the Princess Sophia victims was found on the beach in Lynn Canal by the crew of one of the cannery tenders of the John L. Carlson Com pany and will be brought to Ju- neau. There was nothing on him by which he could be identified, eX- cept the stub of a Bank of Com merce (Dawson) check book, which was brought to Juneau by MT Carl son and has been sent to the man ager of the bank by J. s. Byron, acting agent for the Canadian Pa cific, for Identification The body will be brought to Juneau immed- lately.
 The body found last week by fish ermen and brought to Juneau has been identified as F. E. Soule of Iditarod, partner of Ira F. Woods Found on Mr. Soule's body was a draft for s2,0oo on the Scandinav- ian American Bank of Seattle, four Liberty Loan Bonds of $100 each, $20 in currency and 60 cents in sil- yer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15

Dl. AieAaIuer Bruno. noted surgeon of New York, who served as q surgeon with the Red Cross and has the rank of captain, has re ceiyed the award of tine Cross of the Legion of Honor from the French government on the recommendation of Stephen PichQn. Minister of For eigu Affairs. Dr. Bruno has been in France since early in 1916. where he wus first attached to the Amer ican Hospital at Chateau de Passy. Afterward he was associated with Dr. Joseph A. Blnke's hospital in Paris and later with pr. Alexis Car re!'s Ambulance at Conpiegne.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
LEAVING FOR SOUTH

Among those who will leave to- morrow morning on the Alameda are J. H. Ash and Mrs Ash, R. w. Scholts, W. M. Wheeler, Val. Crock cit, T. K. Todoroff, John Boyle, Miss Eva Campbell, Miss Klondy Nelson, Mrs. w. H. Case, Miss A. Adams, Major w. H. Waugh. M. l. Damn, R. R. Neill, w. H. Crowell. The Alameda is scheduled to sail South early tomorrow morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
ELSIE FERGUSON IN
 1.-THE SONG OF SONGS"
 AT LIBERTY THEATRE

DOUGLAS, July 15-Thc appear ance of the clever Elsie Ferguson in the Song of Songs" her latest Aircraft Picture, which will be shown at the Liberty Theatre tonight and tomorrow night, demonstrates that this famous star does not intend to rest upon her laurels. In the role of Lily Kardos, she interprets a tr mendous career presents high drama tic situations. While the pleasing appearance of this noted beauty will attract many people to the theatre, followers of the drama will see Miss Ferguson in an interpretation which exercises all of her artistry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
JANE AND KATHERINE
 LEE AT LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS, July 15-Those celeb rated children will appear at the Lyric tonight. In scream of a play, entitle American Rosebuds," movie fans who have seen them in this play pronounce it better as a laugh producer than the Trouble Makers. . It is a comedy drama centering around the children's parentage This picture will be shown tonight and Wednesday only.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
BUSINESS MEETING OF
 JULY FOURTH COMMITTEES

DOUGLAS, July 15.-The Douglas Fire Department and the Fourth of July committees met at the Fire Hall last night to attend to the un- finished business pertaining to the July Fourth celebration All the out standing bills against the same were audited but payment will have to be deferred until the money is all in, some of the contributions not yet having been collected However il is expected that the business can all be finished up in a short time
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
ATHLETIC ORGANIZATION

DOUGLAS, July 15.-A new ath- letic club was formed last night in the natitorium of the young ladies of Douglas and Treadwell Miss Nora Museth was elected president and Miss Ethel Heacock secretary and treasurer. Details of the organ ization were discussed, and plans made for the work which will be undertaken.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
RETURNS FROM FRONT

Ned Carlson returned to Alaska last night on the Northwestern. MT. Carlson has recently been dis charged from the Army after spend ing fiften emonths with the En- gincer Corps in France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
GONE TO CANNERIES

DOUGLAS, July 15.-Mrs. August Aalto with daughters Selma and HeImi left yesterday morning for the Tenakee fisheries where they will spend the summer. Mrs. W. H. Kel- ly. with her two daughters, Marion and Hanorah. left yesterday after noon for the cannery at Fresh Water Bay to put in the summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

last night for their home in Haines, where MT. Paykull has farm. Fred Uberti accompanied them on the trip
 Mrs. M. Chapadeau and children and Miss Rose Flabby, sister of Mrs. Chapaneau were also passengers OF the Estebeth last night en route to Jualin mine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
EPISCOPAL GUILD TO MEET

DOUGLAS, July 15-The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will give a silver tea at the home of Mrs. John Feusi on Friday afternoon Everyone is cordially invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
FREEBURN IN TOWN

James l.. Fleeburn, manager of the Chichagoff Mining Company, ar rived in Juneau this morning and Is at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
DENIAL BOARD WILL
 MEET NEXT MONDAY

The Alaska Dental Board will meet in Juneau next Monday to applicants for examination.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
Alta Boy!

A. c. Tubbs has been eelcted Presi- dent of the Royal-Josemite Laundry Company, of Pasodena, Cal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15
LEFT ON ESTEBETH

DOUGLAS, July 15.-Mr. and Mrs K R. Paykull left on the Estebeth
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15

''No Smoking" signs for sale by The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-15

MoO,G oe X
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
OSCAR CHEVALIER.
BY Robertson & Ravens,
His Attorneys.
RESOLUTION.

Whereas, Oscar Chevalier has made
written proposition to settle and
compromise the judgment which Har-
rison County, Iowa, has against him
for $442.37, in certain case wherein
the State of Iowa was plaintiff, and
the said Oscar Chevalier was defend
ant, which judgment was rendered by
the District Court of Iowa, in and for
Harrison County, on December z,
1904, and is of record in District
Court Judgment Record 10, page 428;
and,
Whereas, there was on November
6, 1905, in garnishment proceeding
based upon an execution issued upon
said judgment. in judgment render
ed against Jack Sumnerfield as gar
nishee for the sum of 5000; and,
Whereas, both of said judgments
are for the same debt, to-wit, said
costs, and are wholly unpaid and I'M
satisfied; and,
Whereas, said Oscar Chevalier is
insolvent and is talking about going
through bankruptcy; and.
Whereas, he has made a PROPOSE
ton in writing to the Board of Super
visors Of said county, to pay to said