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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

WANTED.
Wen organized and substantial drilling
company or oil company 20 consider the
proposition for driiiinss large acreage IN
Lincoln county New Mexico. state terms.
address O. b. Schram. 75z Otis BIDS,
Chicago
FOR sALE-l,ll Or any part Of s royalty.
lesdeinona. $50 feet from production. d-ill-
Ing contract let and rig Up.
Also have some Comanche Home oil Co,
NO 2. stock. 81 par
See A. Burroughs.
R. l. BOGARDUs Is CO.
Investments.
Lust BldE Arcade, e Paso. Tex
YOU CANT WIN IF YOU Don't PLAY.
wanted. Is parties to join me iu taking
over 50 acre lease miles north Of wei
drilling BY the Canadlan-Amerlcan on Co..
Tn town OF Oscuro. n. n. Wen drilling az
500 feet with good showing OF Oh and
biologists say that pay sand lays around
4-au 1eers price or year commercial
lease. SO per acre: take as much as
you want from 5 acres Up send money
TO = h Henderson. care Security Bank
q Trust Co. Fl Paso. Tex. and secure
lease for amount paid for.
X C. BROKERAGE CO..
gu Mills Bldg.
TORNADO BASIN-SNAP.
Have option on 800 acres directly on high
way and railroad 81 El Paso county. pro-
tected by OIL and gas permit issued by the
State OF Texas Well drilling near this
land and derrick up FOR another Can Sc
cure this land for IS per acre and want
Is parties 10 Join ne at $50 each 20 close
the deal Owner win not suhdivide but
VIII execute 10 acre leases when the total
OF $50 acres Is paid FOR. All drafts and
checks make payable % FL Paso Bank
< Trust Co, Temporary Trustee for e. A
Powers" Total must be paid IN and deal
closed by Dee 90 All over payments will
be promptly returned Ownder declares
that. upon the disc0very OF oil or gas IN
any well IN this district he viii put a price
Of soc per acre on other land held BY
him adjoining this tract IMMEDIATE
ACTION IS NECESSARY. Ny option
positively expires December goth. For an
Information apply 10 E A. Powers. Herald
Bldg.. u Paso. Tx. Ph. 202o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

EracKajack Christmas Service Is paying
particular attention 70 gifts that viii
please women most We are now making
special displays Of '1G47 Rogers" and
Community" silverware, IN chests. sets
and individual pieces Any o. these VIII
please any woman
Gifts IN electrical home helps are other
items IN KracKajack Christmas Service
you should see.
KRAKAUER. YORK & MOVES s. l.
III san Francisco ST. Phone 1910
ORIENTAL BAZAAR = Imported hand
made cluny. nlet and madeira cutware
linen novelties. Oriental brass and china
Navajo rugs. moccasins. kimonas. Jap
anese sewing baskets. beads OF all kinds.
AIRS. Annie shehady. 105 san Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18


YELTON PANT CO.-Paintlng. paper
hanging. decorating sos n stanton. Phi24l
ORDERS taken for aluminium cooking
utensils. Phi sSssW.
WANTED-To buy. any old Kind OF sas
range Phi $40
MRS. CHONLA-Woman's TX. crochet and
tattinE. orders taken. 129 n. Campbell.
TIE BEST GIFT santa Claus has IN bis
pack grafonoia for Christmas. easy
terms, az
TRI-sTATE TALKING MACHINE co.
Mills nldg
BIG TURKEY SHOOT.
Sunday. Dec. 21st- Take Mesa
car. near School OF Mines.
JON Us, EVERYBODY.
The National Talking Machine Record *
change We exchange all makes OF rec
ords II you are tired OF your old records
bring Them 20 us aad exchange for some
thing you like 3If z. Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
Money TO Loan

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s. To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick. Satisfactory
service Drake. eol Roberts Banner.
SEE Us FOR any KIND Of loan. Equita Die
Loan Assn. ". s. Miller. MEr-. 515 Trust
Honrs. an 20 pm; pm 20 pm
MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds. watches
and tewelry.
FULLAN's. ia y. STANTON ST.
MONEY TO loan.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate Of Interest: business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Cor. San Antonio and Fl Paso. Ph. 276A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
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PHOTO POsTALs- s1f Texas ST.
IL PAsO TRANSFER CO., phone 35il
BaEEage and moving. hauling q al kinds
TO BUE-Bakery. doing cash over counter
business address J. H. Lewis. P. o. Box
Is. Alpine. Tex
SPEEDWAY TRANsFER CO.-Five Points
Pm 1855. Moving. storage baEgaEe and
eEpress. prompt serrice. re1sonenle charges
5000 WILL buy Interest IN Proposition
bringing big returns. rs a I've one. act
Quick. Mereer. SIC Herald BldE.
FOR sALE-A 10. / picture show 10 GOO
western town For particulars write
-a4. care Herald
WANTED-stock in some II Pas5 bank
u can be bought right Address 2 181,
care Herald.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, tintinE
paper hanging and decoraunEs best work
lowest prices zoe Fgsntez Fh- sg1s.
WANTED-ro buy. ~ to 90 room room
ing house or hotel. close IN address S
=. care Herald
DRUG STOlsE FOR SALE good snail
town. doing nice business. best Of reasons
Tor selling e. @. Armstrong. san jon. n. IL
WITH Jew hundred you can pick up q
bargain IN meat market and grocery
which has a bright future Ph- 1851
Don't Mss THIS CHANCE.
fruit and lunch goods az a small outlay
q cash Cal az fl9 Mesl
"a CHRISTMAS BARGAIN"
A well established tailoring business. SO
n Pledrs>s. doing good business parties
learlnE own reason FOR selling
AN ORGANIZING Tossing company. would
IKE 20 hear from reliable parties Who
have small sums % money 20 invest Adj
dress 2 $50. care Herald
FOR sALE-First class self serT-
GROsSBIATT'S GROCERY.
5t1 n. Stanton
ESTABLISHED restaurant. doing
good business. for f75o. $3.50
cash and $50 per MONTH Ph- 1880,
Erie REALTY co.
FOR sALE-smau meat market ana gro-
Gerry store. terms to responsible parties
or viii take Ford as part paymeat Ad-
dress D 16s. care asald.
WANTED-r0 Buy. good live druE store Or
ticuiars, must stand investigation- Ad-
dress Us East Kiowa Ave. Colorado
snrings. colo.
LIBERTY BONDS.
we pay the most FOR Liberty bolds- send
~ your bonds by registered mail and
cheek win be forwarded to you same DAY.
j. s. CURTISS & co.
Fl Pnso. Tex
Oldest Brokerage Firm In e Paso-
ANNOUNCEMENT - WANTED - GIN
ERAL MANAGER-Oldest and most pop
uiar and substantial mercantile concern IN
ITS trade territory has opening for high
class man. This Is an exceptional oppor-
tunitys concern was csts biishcd IN 1859;
men and women's furnishings. etc Re
quires man OF experience and high exc
cutive ability must assume complete
charge OF the business and do buying Ga
eastern markets u necessary. We carry
high class merchandise inventorylng ap-
pfoEimgtely 1900 900. state past experience I
FULLY and salary expected l. De Bona
Dry Goods Co. EAGLE Pass. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
Heb Wanled-Male

Help Wanled-Male
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hARBER wanted l13 san Francisco
TROUBLE man for rural exchnnEe VAL
ley Telephone 90. Anthony. NJ A.
WANTED delivery boy. must Know
how 90 run car. Model Grocery and Mar
cet 1881 E. Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
ELECTION NOTICE
FL PASO COUNTY WATER

AuA NJ A-l-faN DAoAlAAlA NJ l.
Notice IS hereby given that on Tuesday.
The 18Th day OF January. A D. 1890 there
viii be held within and for said district
~ the several voting precincts therein an
election t1r the purpose OF elertiuE five
directors 20 serve the district for the next
ensuing two years ANY person offering
as a candidate for such office may have
his name printed on the ballot BY request
made % the board on or before January
Ist 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18


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RELIABLE married man wishes position
in filling station or driving car. can fur
nish satisfaetory rslerenee- IN. 1856
sam ClABORN-General house cleaner,
window and carpets stoves polished, Get
%. Chimney sweep. "a 1881 9l9 second-
YOUNG man. experlanced. wishes work o.
any kind on farm. any place Address
q 123. care Herald
SPANISH sDeakins young man with exc
pcrience as salesman and collector de-
slres % work. salary or commission Ad-
dress % ia. care Herald
CHIEF engineer open FOR engaEsment. ex-
perienced IN designing. Installation ard
economical operation q modern hydro
and steam power plants Address 2. W
s.. care Herald.
TsNPERIENCED stsnographer and general
office man desires position. either tempo
rary or permanent, viii consider night
work or after regular office hours. speak
spanish nLertly. Phi SsssW.
COMPETENT youns man stenoEraphers
married, wishes 20 locate IN II Paso, AZ
present employed as order desk CLERK by
one q the largest wholesale lumber manu-
facturers in the south. experience in this
and other lines covers period o. 10
years. best Of references. address j.. L. E.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
Special Notices

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CURTAINS Numbered. Pm 77s2w.
OLD HATS made new. renovated ana re-
modeied- Nine. Segan. sos y KauEns-
FOR SALE. DOLL WIGs-AU eoiors and
sizes. reasonable price Marcy PURnE,
10 Buckler Bldg. Phi. 2s1L
HEMSTiTCHiSG and pIcoi edge work
done on short notice. any kind OF ma
teriaL Singer Sewing Machine Co.. sos q
El Paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

MES WANTED.
want men 90 represent the Missouri STATE
LIFE Insurance Co o. q Pasos car give
a very liberal contract and any I've wire
can make from $3.50 70 5000 per month
come and see me u you want a good prop
osltlun. no experience needed
LEO r. sCHUSTER. GENERAL AdEAL
s1g Mills BldE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
HeIp Wanted-Agenis

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ONE city, road selllus beverage. candy,
cakes. crackers Flckel EfE Co.. Five
Points
ENERGETIC III Paso women can make
money selling popular toilet requisite Phi
1s22
sALEsMEN-Ths Eendailts Gas Making
on or Dls-lllte Burner new invention
Euarauteed. sells a. sight. placed 10 ccck-
InE or heating stoves hot water heaters.
no work. smoke. ashes or dirt. VIII alicr
territory. agents elsewhere making SO 90
SIS per day Address Box ASS. Globe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
HOusekesping Rooms-Furnishsd
Fof Re1I-Roons Id Board

rof AelL-MoomS and board
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ROOM and board 219 Arizona
COSY ROOMS, 5000 meals. Pm s5asW.
IABLE board. $3.50 Wesk. 76s y. orss0H.
Rooms and beard. strictly nrst cisss-
Grs. C. F. Lsary. So Mesa
DONALDsON's HONE Tor tassFsaisFs.
1888 Federal ST.
NICELY furnished room with board Ph
2is6W.
BOARD and room offered az s9s q E.la
Grande. Pm f123
ROOM with board for convalcscent. 400
Westminster. ] block north OF Government
HiH car line. Pm sssTNW-
ACCOMMODATIONS for conVaIsscent
ladies. also partly furnished g rooms and
sleeping porch Phi 1851
MOUNTAINAIH sASATORIUM-A s1E7I
homeliEe slnato-lum. located AZ ERE feet
o. the Sacramento MIS-. with hsaU-if-1
grounds pleasant surroundings l1sai VIZ
ter and summer climate For furtee- .--
formation write Box c. AlamoEordo. " r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18


Apply
lrr. A. CohientE.
THE WHITE HOUSE
Main floor
Help Wanied-Female
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WANTED - Experienced chamherrlaid-
Panarna Hotel. t9sis san Eranelseo-
WASTED-At once. cook Quarters IL
SIN cavalry. cal u person.
FANTED-Housekee 70 keep house ana
cook. must stay nights. Ph- 4929-
WANTED Girl Tor housswors- 2s31
WANTED-Good woman for kitchen work.
GOOD vases ll5 q. oregon
ENGLISH speaknE maid wanted Vest
EN- Hotel li1i1 8 Stanton
WANTED-Competent cock. private fam
.ly- 1917 Montane-
WANTED-Housesee must stay nights.
N ESQ. 1913 Grand. ~ Bliss car.
FANTED-XouaE lady ASSISTANT n hos
Guarantee shoe Co
WANTED - Telephone sirl for grocery.
state age. experience and salary expected
Anply z l45. care Herald
WOMAN 70 wash dishes and make bsds,
apply this evening Steward. University
club. Martin Bldg. stanton and Mis- 81
WANTED-Bright young woman 20 wait
on customers. must come wal recon-
mendel Address p IFS. care Herald
WANTED - woman 20 care Tor snail
apartment and year old baby Fn
WANTED "A colored woman that can
cook Apply 1915 W.. Missouri. Apt. 4. OF
Phi 1871
WANTED-chorus Eiris a. once. rausisilHs
that double stage. useful people COM
municate. DeminE. n. A.. Dee 1s; Co
lumbus ~; FL Pasc. Tex. indefinitely
Honeymooners lAu Whitel Mlnsrreis- Z.
2 Whitney. Mgr
WANTED bright. Wideawaks. Amer
lean girls 90 learn position OF checker
pleasant working condition Apply -
person. Acme Laundry.
WANTED-EounE woman FOR cflce WORK
who can speak spanish and English flu-
entity and write neatly. permanent posi-
ton for industrious. intelligent person
THE TEXAs PURCHASING CO.
Room s. Coles Bldg.
mnH~n- San Antonio nHH TnHarHnIH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
Help Wanted-Salesmeu

Help Wanted-Salesmen
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" ANTED-Imm edla-ely - RELIABLE stock
salesman ll Texas rowus 20 represent rlcn-
est mining enterprise in southwest a for
tune maker. address P. o. Box 1s5. santa
Rita. n a.
Help Wanled-Male and Female
sPASIsH-ENGLIsH steroErapher. rapid
I'm dictation. wonderful opportunity Az
ply Harmon Erupp Co
WANTED-TFo first class an round cooks,
SIS per week. permanent place for right
parties Palace cafe. ". J. sutton, Prop
Maria. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

WANTED house. g or s rooms.
give reference. Phi ~. ask Tor Mr. Moore
IFANTED-Furnished cottage n Govern
ment HIl or rooms FOR light Housekeeping.
no sick Phi e63s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

WANTED-To sent. space for cigar Stand.
fruit stand or Er0cery store. prefer gro
cery stand in suburbs Aldres1 D 1I2-
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

ESTABLISHED restaurant. doing
a good business. for $3.50. f15Q
cash and $50 per MONTH Pr 1880.
Zl2 n. stanton.
ETIE REALTY CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

COUPLE with q year old girl wants fur
nished apartment with sleeping or Elassed
ln porch. win lease fer 6 months or year
Address = 1I8. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

NJ aNIEu-BT Jan LIST. small neate1
apartment. furnished or unfuruishsd. north
OF Main ST. Pm f115
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

WANTED ren- FOR six months or year
large. nicely furnished house. VIII pay
enod rental ph. Meters A151
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18
Grim, g. sugeesion,.


FRAMED PICTURES FOR GIFTS.
Rogers Furniture Co, z0T-s-l1 n stanton
CHRISTMAS TREES. 10 - feet soc up.
Your choice. S2.00. ORDER NOW while
selection is Eood. PROMPT DELIVERY.
Texas street, opposite fire station Ph. ISIS.
SINGING CANARIEs.
All males guaranteed singers, IS 20 slos
also a fuil line OF bird cages and supplies
FL PASO SEED CO.
523 z San Antonio ST. Phone 36S.
Just east OF courthouse.
BICTCLE%WE SPECIALIZE IN THEN
-Excelslor, Liberty. Perfection. also Day
ton and National makes. GUARANTEED
FOR FIVE VARS.
HEX CYCLE co.
2f7 Myrtle Ave. Phone SIS.
SALTY FIRST FOR SANTA.
Do not take chances on spelling your
Christmas with ordinary candle lighting.
Use Everready lights FOR your Christmas
tree. This beautiful electric lighting en-
hances The beauty OF the tree and elimi-
mates all danger from fires Then. too.
they VIII last for years. HThey come IN
s.. is and - lights Kralzauer. Zork q
Moves s /. III san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-18

:. I||-|N-
We own large acreage near the new oil
field. on Duval-Wehb county line in Texas
and can deliver large and small tracts az
from 50 20 IS. with perfect title. s year
commercial lease form So. Zoe rental: We
have large acreage ia other nearby coun-
ties and Throughout southwest TeraH-
Write or wire
TEX-MEx OIL LEASE CO.
Moore Bldg san Antonio. Tex
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
MERRY PARTY

A pleasant diversion from every
day affairs, was the social hour en-
Joyed at the home of Mrs. Archer
Tuesday evening, when the members
OF the Sunday school board of the
Methodist church, with some of their
friends were entertained. The fore
part of the evening was devoted to a
short business meeting followed by
the games.
A dry cracker race between two
contestants, followed by a shrill
whistle from the winner, after the
cracker had been munched and swal-
lowed furnished much amusement
and mirth. Several other games Just
as entertaining were played, after
which Mrs Chester Vincent favored
the party with sereval Of her de-
lightful piano solos and Miss Bernice
Wood pleased everyone with two
readings, rendered in her usual
charming manner.
Mrs. Archer's class of girls served
delicious refreshments to the fortv
guests at the close Of the evening
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
Blackfoot Editor
Found 1t All Out
Watch for Report to be Published
Soon About Attitude of
Short Line
GOOD ROADS APPEAL TO THEM

There has been considerable
anxiety in Bingham county as to
what would be the attitude of the
Oregon Short Line railroad regard
ing the proposed road bond\ election
to be held next month. It was
pointed out that the railroad COM
pany have one thru line in the county
and five branch lines including the
beet spurs. and that they might wish
that the bond election would fail.
and thereby relieve them of heavy
tax burden, amounting to about IA
per cent of the whole levy in the
county.
, The same was true of the Idaho
Power company, with considerable
capital invested in the county, and
quite a tax bill to pay and the editor
of the Republican undertook to reach
an understanding with both~compan-
les by comforting with the men who
know and who can speak authorita-
lively for the companies. A report
will be published on these matters
soon, and there will be some sharp
surprises in store for the people of
this county.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14

OF course we don't shed any tears
over these things because it is not
matter of life and death to us to
have our yard and garden in any par
t1cular condition, but Mrs. Trego al
ways comes back to the application
Of farming with that kind of help.
She says she feels sorry for the
farmer who Is ambitious and tries
to give people employment and then
they abuse his animals and tools and
waste half Of their time. She tells
me that II I can do anything to
change conditions and make things
easier or better for the farmers of
this county to 60 out and chase
around as long as l want to to &C
complish the task and she will have
hot stew or something to feed me
when / get in. have been doing
some OF that along for good many
years while l was also working to
make living, and it made quite a.
nit with us at the office last fall to
two or three dozen fellows come in
and stop their papers and say they
were doing it Because the Republi-
can Is against the farmers" We are
certainly against that kind of hired
help that fleeces the farmers and
fleece everybody else they work for,
and we are doing what We can to
change the ways Of the farmer who
scatters his tools about and lets
them rust out, who abuses his ami
mails, lets the little pigs and calves
die of exposure for want of some
dry straw and shelter when they are
born, and who sits around on his
scraper telling old jokes when he
puts in time" on the roads. We
are down on all that kind of stuff,
and are cultivating as much patience |
IS we can in trying to teach them bet
Ter ways.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
Keeps People Poor

AS we have these experiences we
study the problem of why people are
poor and we think we see some rea-
sons why they don't have things bet
ter than they do. Some of them
waste SO per cent Of their time and
lose and destroy tools and plants.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
Mother Leaves to
Meet Long Lost Son
Mrs. A. NJ Stewart Will Meet Son
in Ogden After Twenty
Years of Absence
RETURN IN ABOUT A WEEK

Mrs. A. N. Stewart left Blarkf ot
thursday morning the happiest wo-
man in the world, because she was
going to meet her son Farley George
in Ogden, after twenty long years
of separation.
The son left home at the age Of
eleven years and for the past twenty
years was not heard of until last tall
he made inquiries of various pecple
OF Blaakfoot and after a short time
OF correspondence he and his mother
were reunited. At that time the son
was in British hospital after spend
ing four years with the British
forces in the war.
He arrived in Ogden last Monday
and is waiting to greet his mother,
They will return to Blackfoot in
about a weeks time.
The Stewards have been citizens
and residents of Blackfoot for the
greater part of the time in the past
twenty-five years and the sons dis
appearance will be recalled by many
A letter written to the mother will
be published in the next issue of
this paper.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14

filling an executive position, and now
we must add that he Is not truthful
and in carrying out his two-facedness
he made a'mess of it.
sincere
Regrets
1t is to be regretted that a man of
much opportunity, having the fate
of the helpless in his keeping, hav-
ing the backing Of the state and the
earnest help of many people, and no
strong hand raised against carrying
out high and noble purpose, should
60 on in a passive and incompetent
administration. If he were young
man one would think ambition would
spur him to great endeavor; If we
were in middle life, strength and
experience should guide him, and
for one just entering the long, easy
road toward the sunset of life, all
these things and the wisdom of ripe
and vision of the great
peace Of mind arising from battles
we'll fought and duties we'll done,
should spur him to achieve success
on a high plane or resign. 1t seems
that he has not yet caught the great
vision of life, or, having caught it,
has hidden it under bushel.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
WILLIAM ROBINSON HOME

Willie Robinson arrived in Black
foot Monday evening, after being dis
charged from army duties. Mr..
Robinson was in the forty-first div
ision and saw thirteen months active
service in France. The work that
he was connected with did not take
him so very close to the danger zone,
but he made many trips to the front
lines. His work was classified as
rear instruction work.
Mr.. Robinson is just as happy to
be back as his many friends are gled
to have him.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
Rush to Join the NAVY

Observation-Disclosures in the
navy during the week ending Febru-
airy 8 total 1887, the highest weekly
figure since voluntary enlistmenrs
were resumed early in December, the
navy department announces.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
BUILDING AT ARCO

Ira Taylor went to Salt Lake Mon
day to buy materials for a brick
building for DR.. H H. Scarborough
the eye sight specialist at Arco. The
building is to be fifty-foot front,
and will be used for a drug store.
barber shop and a candy store.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
NEW SETTLER WEST OF TOWN

Guy Sage has sold his dry farm
west of Shelley and bought an ir-
rigated farm, the Burgley place,
couples of miles southwest of More
land,
Mr.. Sage shipped his stock and ma
chinery from Shelley to Moreland
and unloaded there on Tuesday,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
REGISTERED STALLION

will keep for service at my farm
at West Firth for the season of 1919,
black six-year old full blood regis
tered Percheron stallion. Charles
Sundquist. 35-3p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
Discharges Of Soldiers Halted.

Discharges of Soldiers Halted.
New York.-There will be no further
discharges Of soldiers for several
months, in the United States accord
ing to Col. McAndrews of the army
general staff, because of the condition
Of unemployment in the nation.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-14
Fooled Us
A While

II DR.. jackson had resigned and
left the first of February, this paper
would have been conscientious in
giving him clear bill of health so
far as humane treatment and honesty
were concerned, but in the light Of
recent events we can only say what
we said of him at first sight, that is
a nice old gentleman, not capable of