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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
AND Jeff
SUSPECTS HELD
Young Men Arrested on The
ory They May Be Robbers,

Two Young Mes. Robert etssss sni
Prssssu NsatssmsV. were arrested TO-
day By ths police end are beins held
- invsstieatioN
Thsy are eaN % havs ben iM on.
lahsma City sevsrai days vtthou,
wvrhiR0 asl sa effest 10 being unadc by
the police TO connect them with recent
hold .ups In which Two younR mrn. onc
shost and one tail. ars aid 70 hsve
worked
The boys kad Q small amount OF
monsy In their pockets and one carried
hsNs knife. the h,sts Of which opeAs
by mesae Of . spssa6.
The MUTT and jeff" pair. who have
wsrSts1 the paslee, continued their o.
evsuoWs iss might. holding up . assro
mas st Jesdan avenue and Walker
The fss,1snce of C. z smith. ~ IVES,
Eleventh street. Wss broken into ana
alvsrvafs vslued q ~ taken
prowissS we're ree0stSd st 1891 East
Third street and % wsst Twenty .finh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
DallLS uJS Dlox
N lDaM u0IoU


WASHTN0rON, psc. si--Discwsslns
the ssfAsal n Rear Admiral Benton c,
resss 70 acesOt . nsvy cross a The
epe0s1 tkst Il vss Inadequate e.
Vusa ~ NJ ssssiees % Raval attach
q MANA lurlas the wse. escrstass
I,aaDsis to-day lise,csee that AAmisal
Dososp Vss psN.sve1 fFeO sAat ~ q
~ FsQuooe q tks esAte 6spAstmsNt
asssAe uoas rspssesatstisas fsSu An.
bnoslsP Wnhsd.
"AithspGh o. abes 80 6iii0eat -.
Neer." said Mr. Daniels, "A1mlrsi
Decker. while Al Madrid. sesms IA
hAvs fsssnttsn tkst hs was 90 the
Amsescaa anbassaAcs and es coussa
~ sasy AspAstasnt csaeet ueasp ~
peseu0p tives n the state depastmea1.
M rsnovN therefore becants impss&
tive"
n MI iatssr refusing the navy crosa.
AAMivsI DscAss ciaimeA shat ths q.
~ cs he vosk yves to hesp spain
fssm sMtssewo ~ Wss and alse 70 ~.
duss shs submar,ns activities Oft tina
49, ~ noala." Ne aAded that Me
esuA ~ ssesap>tuAsl despite the
''sVDeslttoa" q the subanader.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
"0RDER OF cAMelS"
FIGHTS PROHIBITION

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. si.--PisdGins IT.
members To . saasAasa for Temperance
and ssalnst prohisNtsa. . ssw io1ss'
the Order u Csmels 10 10 b man
sursseA h 1lilvsshss Jsnuasy 10, isss
The iodes wiii tegin . two-year can.
'rAi-n for ths rspsa1 q the amendment
n uas ahssaWcs1 eD1av.
Hr-pehss ~ ths sr6es. n vas saif.
VIII hs ss:abllshed n ~ ieu,o. Ksnses
City, CAiesse. pstreis. DuffAis. Cssun.
bus, CindInaasi. psus6usSA, Phelaea
rhis snl New Yesk City. fsbsvsns
M;iu auhss whieA has bssa ssseetsa -
the spot Tor is1gs No bsea,ss n vAs
esns,Asrsl ~ "vsttest saty~ y W
esuntsy.
The NfiivNsass bsdes \ hsoAs1 ~
iSule ~ Eetse1A 0ty csmpesess.
WAs With ~ s&hsP lse1 sfl,sesA vui
srrvs 40 GYan6 ,o1ss seesriale uuse ~
fi-ss ansual sssvsaston q iAs srsss N
youe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
SHERIFF SEEKING
CRITIC OF JAIL
[. C. Trosper Recommitted
TO County BastiIe,

l. c. Truspsr who last week ettieiset
the county Jail msnu and beds after he
release from hl, whers he haA osen
coamitted On Q chasxe of noa-suppors
and abandonment OF his wife. s bsins
sessht b. Deputy Sheriff Homer
Adrssn following the re-commi' ment
ot Trosper 10 Jail By Judge W. r. Tay-
ior OF the county court.
Judge Taylor ordered rrespse ~
turned to the ~ yssssvcay - thss
Trosrer would ~ USrs 10 - h oesnsy
court this morning 10 explain bcas
which he put up ~ evidence of eced
faith In his promise 10 support ~
wife. isa week.
rrospsr could nst ~ fcuAe ~
Adrean lass night and Ae failed - ap-
pear In county court this morning.
rrosper's lawyer tess Got know where
he y, hs said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

I'm Reported 10 b Some.
wheno n Oklahoma.

y ~ - vugs1ae M Nv ostsaaa
~ . ppas - ~ bssa uassoAsssB.
'lb ~ sissAss saislv b = - ~
11nnpnA ~ psl1W ~ ~ =.
sissgot6 tseaS = bssp - - issesst.
~ mn y ~ = - ssntns ~ fsls
v11hr = even = = y . Ssass ~ y
~ ooulo DoeonU oOeoA
" - oooooe ~ obeuDo - ~
~ oo1p Wasn1no ~ sessel
49, ~ Wove = ~ valoeo
g. y oe1aa Ooosol10 - 1Suptsy .
1n04 - 0e11osGs 0(l0 ~ ~
~ ossgo1ns sula1U8 6DWo sosoo
( y G}10ae aDo0e \ 1seA c. hs ~
~ vseo1 ~ - naa stteWtths -
- = : dssas sssts'aias vsss
3SS sp1Rasss ssssassAe an vsss
olo1nno = oklAheua CIV b - 1vs1
- osuose ysseso1lS - 9TH hsesne
Nv tnoav. Ptqne ~ saryins out ~
srliaesee ~ bsolg no1s ~ drugsls'a
tAon01 & fsv aRoeuoeo ~ hoveor
az Wone aJceAel - ~.
pe4eval e0oono ~ nAswise lsohins
sr ~ Lsvislaaa e1as.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
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tVvvsWW9U WV - ~
Mo :. Staassv DeswN snl I,sgd
ryoVool 1erA DroUA'e eoaoan. vith IN
0neoss q J. nssnlsy Brown. vhees
Z, MI -,is'ird hodv vas found In N's nu-
SGoSAels - nAsnse nsoA. scar hsrs,
4 q ~ nAgAt n DeoeuDssr =. the
mynleey susrssNdins ~ 6satA - ths
yGnoo 0sna1 Cleasas hss zee no
pefIs ssess,sa telay shaa vhsa the
~ was epus1.
eslleo eAlse oussess~s M. vss>ss.
rallse Cn1el otssoUAA u Mount
7 cnoena sstusNs1 late ~ aiOht fssm
q Nn0o6e Asaf Dstre,t." 1h1fs 10 sAiA
- enoul3sss1 Ma vss(ss ~ several
I'll vsAss \ ~ . vssaei,a1 y ~
-, CAlsl STRAIGHT sail ''tss - h
= V1nneo vAo NJ ~ soas enc =
- poeeosnsiAsy."
6)o1GSs ~ ks ~ ssaviaeal astsr
sONsong ~ III ~ ~ heuss' tAat
Asr, alibl ~ ahsalutslv esaal"
''nho ~ ~ - WeuD1 eAasUs Mr..
usswN 80 Lee1 pssvsoe vtth ~
nue19 - ~ nsswu's bsseasA" ~
0llCae ME- yss>arlav vsshAssv sFsm
~ ~ vAea ~ sAAsUpl oAsgiei WI.
Ilam Cnlovsn aa1 Pseeseutee jehasssa
ignets1 ~hMsgtn6 svt6soee" aoniage
MA BroWa and Prevost, hs totfaishtl
he'd uncovered. On lsarniRe u ~
whereabouts Of Mrs. vss(sf. etraiSAl
/, however. re-sntsred ~ ease actively
snd succss6sA In hsssvssvins ~
woman.
\ s'rss,iss ssraia." - wsmaa vssl1
- taken lsun hin - ~ - ~ ~
susfss1sfeo 10 me uneAsvitiss. etsatobe
\ vr&G = ~ ''peant ~ pslselt'' WhsgU
- lajts1 - I'M ~ retSsasd "eon.
vtn<s1 oe M teUeeeAcA"
san1os1 cswelWuo6 uWtil Vs,lay Nlesl
~ taaeeU1 M tke 1eath Of DesSN
ststsl iast NiuAt was continued Co.,
" vtssay at@aa asssr several witsssss
~ tssttloe1.
y M nsuwa go lasyl Prsvsst tssA
~ vttnsos sessA ~ rsfussA :. ssstils
~ ~ q isee1sRinatla0 eAssnssiveA
n. Inward o. Mssiasty. 80 q ~
WitneseeA testified b trseiaI fost.
ygintu seAs the autsEsehSls n whteA
nPowa Was eosuA murdered
Aehsd u ~ had e>easurtl The eose.
polDls Or. Mcriarty aid;
svO. TA~ vubhsrs that were use1
W~eo Na H. ~ y ~ spet. ~ u .
sSAose ha1 s,sypel ~. there was .
wSsaaa's scSt pssNt.e
Aus. q rseblseorn. aaothss witessA
ts4flNe1 b eeeinG . DeresN wuIhine
ohNo ~ ruaA near the scsae - ~
eEt0so yAe appsafN1 10 ~ haviuQ
(f0ntls hsso1ag svsssy hsos Ghsss es.s
~Wo \ . ues - eomaar ~ W.
asAsA
yssn - 1sses ~ ~ Q asaa;
etsn ~ s0alusA ri ~ . Ssnaa."
ysaewino - seeAMl q Ma Brsva
A. rssvese . teeeIly, - hsA5tag ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
Treaty NAY Be
DELAYED AGAIN
Despite Date Of January 6
Fixed by Council.

PANis, Dec. Si.--Aithousts the su-
prems council today fixed January 8
40 The date fns signins ~ pro,oco, AMI
exchanging Patlficctions Of the Ger
man peace treaty. esmplieatiens are de-
vslopins vhich II % thpooht By some
persons h eusncil ctrclss may again
cause The pestpoRemtnt of the eere-
Ineay n putting the treaty Into effect
Il hes A>vsiop<d that The 0ssman
techaleal 6eIssstss VITO are here 10 ar.
ranGs ths multitude Of details connect
a with the piebisciies 70 bs held In
tssyilosiss which must decide whether
they dsars 70 bs detached frum Ger
many. - not sppsaf 10 have full power
- act. The slanins Of the protocol on
January 4, therefore, may depend uron
whether the Germans ran secure those
psVssu immsdlAtsly. In erdsr 10 com
niete me arrangements which u 10
thought h eeuNcii circles ought Ia pre-
esAA the s1ehanes Of rstiNcstlSnh.
TAs net that thsrs are 20 900 0erTmaa
trosps n Uppse eilssia. who're p,sbIs.
cite IL 10 hs hAld. wss brought TO- the
attention Of tks council. which rcfched
TIE spiaioa that Germany shssild ~ In
tssswsd that tho troops he Withdrawn.
Attsntloa VI the council also vas
calisA 70 the fact that HunGsriaA treops
continue 10 occupy . part Of v<stsrn
Hunmsy, which vas given Austria by
The psaes treaty. II h prseesed 10
sesA . utsalsn q allied effiesrs there
70 ssVesvsss ths Withdrawal = thsss
troepa
~ ssuasA >pAay ssvseA Wssa M
reriy 10 ~ made to awitssrtsArs an-
r,icatisn tse admission 10 tks bafus
Of Nations vim reservations. Ths noss
informs the evtss authorities that the
council regards the application ~
question fcs the league itself TO pass
upon whom Il 10 ersanissd.
PARfB. De-. Si.--tIlavas)--htevns
of CsnetantinoVss aal thr
Rtrs)ts q Dasdaasltao hAs bssa &C.
49, upsA along ne tiass ME AowH by
Pvsaiss LDsyd 0ssfOs q 0rsAt 1rtastr
= . Soeeat opeseA. aeeee0inG y ~
l1Aeaa. u eesme csstaiA ths Aews-
pApsg OngA tAat ~ seat - ths Turk.
- oUvssNnsat vin - tSsasfserso 70
Aola b1lass aa1 ~ lssats1 slthW q
ugven q EeulsA Dstalle q he INN
ef tntssnatlsaai ssatfsl which Vim b
established svss Csastaatsaopis have
NJ - ~ bsssae bsswA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
yIlJI ID II T.
WlJu 0u pUle

Dssss smsssslns v ois,.ses w b,
bssGht st oase With Hsoesy ef ths gar.
sesv fsnd ef W sekea hsd tusA b.
tlVeetis0 n W. csnaousieNsss q the
hs1 sefleA 0fisry n ecW1D we're ~.
csivs1 by ~ ss0atssessssy yssess1sy
~ ~ q ~ vts0 NatlsRal haah n
Qushsts was aeesptsd The bsaAa
bssGAt sss o1asee q ~ Ssss1 - ~.
cstica a Bsisssv, IN. ~ Of ths hoard
of sducat,on u Jsnhs and eso.ese u
the hoard Of sducatIsn Of Kiefer. rNsy
viii yish ~ stsse not return q w
peceAt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
18 DVooo0
AND RI ooUn1

Three divorce s.its wets med thll
morniag In district couYi.
Nafufst Rove aIlse~s Jos l. Rsvs
ssseciatft with othee veaea wh!ls sas
xAs eoOpclled 10 wort for q uvini
They we're MARRIED September ~. thii
ycar.
Hsary Jones says HE wife, DorosAy
JeaeA b intimate With Other msn
Ihsy vsrs married Fvbeuary u. lsiA
Anais L. Mochsw alleges r. J. hloe-
hsw wsat 10 France 10 The army a1tsr
their marriage June ". 1918. and wnsn
ne returned fatisd 70 suppost hes. ans
was lnllffsseal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
CO - -
I'll

lcs~ti~ss1 NM ~ ~
n b estimated ths avssaes eamaSe h
sbsst ~. meA,n0 the total damass
abeut lloe.eee. 1s1h euoonsol)pe n VIZ
tnsiiy svssy aecI1sst tslR0 Ssmased.
carstseonoQo )0QuosDA
NJ ysar kAs - ~ 0Ayus ~
posoe ustag svssy p1o1leos msaas y
~ oevo ~ Isae g ~ oR1fuan1u
oeooe 061uaaee ~ te1n U0psoo4 ~
npooetol eeurt ludUo ~ flne1 -
&oooeeeeA aersooD hsvo ~ msoo y
ao1nooaale fagASGo aA1 - ~ aesaos
~ ensvoooo 1vtvinu aAd s0eelDa0 Ne ~
uo1pnA ~ Dpape and beaRlA
Y ~ cloee n the rear fIaee the Nv
1eonQnlsstaasss eeasidesta9 OsNssUI
0qos.np q rsgulhtlsas tncls1in0 riGht.
<Uot etfeets - . posaible means =
/, 1yo ~ peseesa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
STATE IMPROVES
CITY Kuslc PLAN
Credit for Pupils Who Stu
With Private Teachers.

Approval OF Chi IONA csiy's plaa Of
allowing credit 10 high school pupils
fss Instruction In music received froG
outside teachers was esvsn ysstesAay
aflssnAsa by ,hs sests hoard q sdses-
tioa. 4 vesciuiion was pAsesA ssthovts-
Ing ths allowance q ssch csvAit n
seheele throughout the state.
10 osdss for pupils 10 receive credit
tAs tss~hw from whoa they rsc-ivs
lsssoos must b. approved bp . state
hoard Of authorization. according TO
the Sesslution. The hosrt 10 10 Goa
sIs, OF one representative each N The
dspnrtmsWts Of usesic N the univsvsity
Of Oklshorns. Okihhoma 4. 4 n. col
l~se and the Oklahoma coliess foe
Women n Chl<ksshs. Ia ~ appointed
BY the presidrnss Of those schoo,s Il,
10 hobsd 10 put the plan In effect
throughout the stats ny April I.
------------
Groves vseesesss sklM fsnle
restores vitality aRd sWsrUy by purify
Ing ant ssrichias the blsoA. You can
soon feel lts slssasthsains. InvIsorst.
ing infect PrtSs ~. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

ooeWoo ooeeooseoo Aoleoee ooreela
pAR0, peA u.-M6s0saApst -.
eiaiist eiresss n Assita ass csssying u
- e0otetssa y hvP - essssal strik&
- Q psotsse Apalese . NV incesass II
re cost Of foeds,utlA according to ths
Frankfort 0aseftA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

4 oslNsWs rhet osse Nse Aspsse p>sad
nseauss ef tts tsate aRA hasttvs sf-
feet, LAXATIVE DnONO QuIN1NE
(Tabjsts) eAa b taken By snyoNs
Withsat sDseins nervsaRsas q nag.
iae n ~ bsal. TAsss 10 sNly sNs
"0Fsae onialnA" 4 ~. 000vyo
Signature % the hoa. ~. (Alv.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
EXTENT 6 boWu
EloTOl 4 Olse

DstGmiaattsa u the poVsr q III
state corposatlea commission 10 sran,
ssebudve Sights los traffic over cosa.
~ roads win b involved IN the cass.
In 70 naStSssviI(s. Dewey motor bas
hss, oct tAis moving fos hearing Jan.
uaFy 10 The bus line rsQsesss the e..
cmsfve right 10 epsfats busess betvssn
hartlesville asd Dswsy. promising In
peevsd sssvics hn4 reasonable latea.
SuppsptiaG ths rsqvsse y . pstitisa
slone1 ~ citnsas q the vtciatty.
0ranting q sssA Siohts vfn - -.
pessd by oeher ~ eempaniss NOV op-
emitting % I'M 0Nse fooA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
LOUISIANA STANDARD
OIL MEAD RESIGNS

BATON nOr0E. "a. De. u. :
0ooona y ~. wsDs u Nev ycrh. -
sagoo1 eaoAy % ogUo@1eai u the STANG
~ q e19paAy = v.suNs ans. ~ wss
|esouoog1 ~ n q wsuse u Datss
1G1A oogs1le vtca. a.pesa6sas aa1 ess.
t.rh Il sAsvvspsrt ~
Goooo vieD.osssldeai.
/ |EE
r. GnosnQoAseoR u ersAte1 thinos
~ - - - seanA - 0s1
- lsss.as ~
y. .s'. ss
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25

A half dozen new homes are build
ing in Firth. Marcus Farmer has
workmen busy at his four bunga-
lows again, after delay caused by
a contractors failing him. Bill
Hutch is putting up a nice home on
the west side of town. The new
home of L. ]. Firth on which the
Taylor brothers of Blackfdot are
working, is quite near completion.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
Texas Asks Liberty
To Protect Border

AUSTIN, Texas, July 21.-With-
out debate, the Texas senate today
adopted concurrent resolution call
ing the attention of the president
and congress to the guerilla war
fare that has prevailed along the
Texas Mexican border since 1876"
and asking the federal government
if it cannot protect the border ito
accord to Texas that liberty of
action" in protecting its citizens that
the republic of Texas enjoyed prior
to the time that is lin good faith be-
came state of the Union"
The object to be obtained thru
such liberty of action" according
to the resolution, is that Texas
may take such steps as may be neces-
sary for the protection of its
border"
The resolution recites border in
cidents since 1875, which have been
intensified during the last nine
years." during which period citizens
of Texas "have been murdered, their
property stolen or destroyed and the
people Of this state made to suffer
the outrages of guerilla warfare. y
Citizens OF New Mexico and Arizona
have suffered similar outrages, &C.
cording to the resolution.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
+ i .f++++++++++. SIS
SPRINGFIELD

Mrs. G.. H.. Isaac and her three
daughters, Edith, Kate and Dorothy
left Tuesday, after a short visit with
Mrs. R. r. Davis. Mrs. Dorothy
Bostwick accompanied her and will
spend a, few days visiting in Poca-
tello.
About 1900 tons of hay were pur-
chased recently by Taylor brothers
of briggs, Idaho, at $4,000 per ton.
A quiet wedding was performed at
the Methodist parsonage Sunday,
July 13, when Miss Marian Snyder
was married to Henry s. Lewis of
Los Angelel. The bride wore dark
blue georgette travelling dress and
a black hat. Miss Winifred Biethan
was the only guest outside of the
immediate family of the bride. After
the wedding dinner, served at the
Eccles hotel, the couple left on the
o'clock train flor Camp Lewis.
Lieutenant Lewis expects to receive
his discharge soon and will then take
his bride to his home in Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Snyder and
Arthur Snyder made a business trip
to Blackfoot Wednesday.
A brother of G. c. Null, his wife
and small daughter left Sunday after
a short visit with. the Null family
w. H. Hayes of Blackfoot can
vassed this country the first of the
week selling binder Irvine.
Chris Thurston of Ogden is visit
ing friends in this community.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
SAVING MOTH DAKOTA'S WHEAT

There is grasshopper outbreak
in North Dakota. Left alone it
would destroy the bumper wheat
crop in the greatest of all spring
wheat growing states. In the old
days practically complete destruc-
ton in the half of the state infested
would have been inevitable. Now
chronological experts of the United
States department of agriculture,
who are working in cooperation
with the State Agricultural College,
feel confident that the crop will be
saved The poisoned bait method is
being applied. The state is spend
ing 100000 in the purchase of
poison material. In one county 1873
endgate seeders are being used in
broadcasting the poison. The cam
paign will be in many particulars a
model of grasshopper-control work,
and the North Dakota Agricultural
College is making motion pictures
Of it, which will be available for in
struction purposes in other states
whenever grasshopper outbreaks
occur. En-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25

$500, 900 for road improvements.
Seven bids. were entered repre-
senting twelve different companies.
In addition to these bonds the
county has but $4,000 in bonds
outstanding with an assessed valua-
ton for the county of more than
SIS, 100000.
The county will spend close to a
million dollars with federal aid on
road improvement. 1t is expected
that three-fourths of this will be
spent for hard-surfaced, permanent
roads.-Daily Post.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
ROSE

Mrs. Johnny and little daughter
accompanied by her mother Mrs
Samuel Norman, returned to her
home in Utah last week.
U. w. Taylor and family have gene
to Burley, where they will visit for
a short time.
George r. Mason, H. P. Solle,
Louis Felt and c e. Boyle OF Black
foot with their wives and families,
motored to Heise Hot Springs Sum
day where they spent an enjoyable
day.
Mrs. Burton j.. and children. who
have been visiting with Mrs. Jay
Langley returned to their home in
Alton, Wyo. Saturday. r.
William Beesley and family visited
with Zenas Norman and family
Monday.
Mr.. Solomon was out in this pre-
cinct Tuesday, working for The
Idaho Republican.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
New Record for Sale
Price of Road Bonds

IDAHO FALLS, Ida, July 21.-
A new record in the sale price of
bonds of Idaho counties was set
here Monday when Bonneville
county sold $4,000 worth of bonds
to Ferrid & Hardgrove Of Spokane
at 5 per cent interest and premium
of $4,000. The issue consists of
$25O,O00 for a new court house and
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25

Miss Stella Boyle of Blackfoot
visited last week with Miss Syble
| Felt.
Fred Peterson and Everett Blood
of Groveland left Monday for Ban
! mock, where they will get some der
rick poles.
! S. A. Judd has been i'll for the past
| few days.
William Beesley and family, Sam
uel Norman and family and Joe
Holden visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Chapman Sunday.
Mrs. Farley Hale is visiting with
Mrs. s. A. Judd for few days.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25

A Wet Dry Patient parent
"Well, child, what on earth's the
matter now?"
Young Hopeful (who had been
bathing with his bigger brother)-
"Willy dropt the towel in the water
and he's dried me wetter than was
before. THE Passing Show Lion
DOM
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
FIRTH

i+s*+$4++++s$a++++$4%s-+++.
Miss verpa Bybee is enjoying her
two weeks vacation, while her
partner Mrs. Mabel Moore is hand
ling the business Of the Firth Mil
linery store.
The Ladies' Aid society held an
ice cream social Saturday evening at
| the home of Mrs. A. l.. Fisher and
profits to the'society total more than
$35.
Verne Womack, marine, has
come home from the Hawaiian Is
lands, where he was stationed at
| Honolulu. Verne was in the SER
| vice little over year He has &C
| cepted a position with the Midland
Elevator company.
Miss Grace .Womack has returned
from summer school. She attended
course at the Pocatello Technical
Institute.
Mrs. M. L. Andrews returned the
first of the week from Lava Hot
| Springs, where she spent week or
so on a vacation.
luC L llCA COAmClClul CluU Ado
been busy seeing that everybody con-
cerned was satisfied with proposed
road building plans in the north.
part of the county. The roads run
ming by way Of Basalt and Goshen
and one running near the Dye school
house south Of Firth have been
agreed on. ssa4
Lester E. Winchell and his wife
were the guests Monday of Mr..
Winchell's brother, Bert Winchell.
Henry Bittman and his brother
George Bittman came In from Day.
ton, Ohio last week. Henry lived
at Firth before the war; he went
to Dayton to work and Joined the
army there. He was overseas about
ten months. He was mechanic in
the @. M. C. George comes from an
army camp in Georgia.
Firth Pharmacy Building
The Firth Pharmacy, under the
management of F. O Emmett, has
already outgrown its present quart
ers, and since the post office also
needs more room, will move out into
new building. Mr.. Emmett has
blue-prints and contractors on his
mind and expects to get the new
place started at once. He will build
on the site occupied by a potato
warehouse. The new store will be
equipped with every convenience and
will allow much more room for dis
play of large stock of goods.
New Garage Men
Budd Parr and Nels Larson have
opened business operations at the old
garage opposite the mill. For the
present they are busy mostly with
repair work, and are handling some
used cars. They started out on the
fourteenth. Bubb Parr has been in
Firth for some time. Mr.. Larson
comes from briggs.
New Store Near Completion
The Dye brothers new general
store, next south of Ramsey & Sons,
will be ready for occupancy in about
two weeks. The workmen have the
building up and the shelving inside
is all in place. They are now work
ing on the show windows and door.
Home Building
A half dozen new homes are build
ing in Firth. Marcus Farmer has
workmen busy at his four bunga-
lows again, after delay caused by
a contractors failing him. Bill
Hutch is putting up nice home on
the west side of town. The new
home of L. J. Firth on which the
Taylor brothers of Blackfdot are
working, is quite near completion.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
Painful Accident

Jack Landon of the Firth Meat
Market, lost finger Friday last,
when he caught his hand in gaso-
line engine used for grinding meats.
The middle finger of his hand was so
badly cut up that it was necessary to
take it off at the middle joint. DR..
Quick performed the operation.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25

No Joke for Wilhelm.--The Ex-
kairer's life has become a burden to
him. But his greatest trial is yet to
come.-London Opinion.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25
WHOSE HORSES AND MULES

have at my place four work
mules, one black, one roam, two bays,
all with reached names, also one
gray filley and one brown filley. I
will hold them awaiting message
from owner. At my place at Pingree,
Idaho, r. T. Miller. adv. 45a-tf.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25

Somebody stole my fiiver," walled
Mr.. Chuggins. "Why don't you tell
the detectives?" "I'm not merely
looking for sympathy. I'm looking
for the fiivver. "-Washington Star.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-25

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