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Evening journal., 1920-05-01
invite Bids ON
Y.W.C.A.BUILDING
Clear Site on Monday Pre-
paratory to Beginning
Work This Month
DRAW PLANS
OF NEW STORES

Plans and specifications for the
erection Of the y W. c. \. buildins
are in The hands OF contractors and
bids are due May 8, according 10 an
nouncemeni made by Edward Candy
May. architect.
The builders who are considering
The bids are r. w Russum Company
and Realty Constructing Company. OF
Detroit: W. d. IladdOck and Company.
stewart Willing Company. Whining
ton, Rarnes Construction Company,
New York: Gilbert and Company,
John r. Williams Company standard
Construction Company. ana Hughes
FOulkrOd Company, Philadelphia,
and Watts Construction Company Of
Bait more
The building, which is to be erected
in King street. above Ninth. VIII be
I've story ilreprOof steel structure.
lis exterior viii be OF brick, granite
aud limestone. The interior viii be
laid out IN accordance with The re-
quircmenis OF the associations work
and will contain o cafeteria. gymna-
stun. cluhroOms and class rooms
James LOguc Sons will commence
clearing and excavaling the site on
Monday morning.
Construction work ON gasoline
service station, at Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Union streets. Will commence
I Monday morning. The structure
sVhlch Will be two and half story
brick terra Gotta and concrete, is the
property OF Dr. Earl Bell Company
! IL will contain all modern innovations
and viii lake care Of a large number
OF automobiles. The building IS con
tracted by w. H. May; plumbing, 7
+. Weldn & Sons; electric wiring
Sterling Electric Company and glazing
and painting, Robert Peoples.
plans and specifications for alter
alions and additions OF stores am
apartments al Nos iO1-iO9 Morke
street. are being prepared by John 4
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SANS PANTS.

~ nee before the present overall Era men changed The
~ style their pants in order 10 put In better kicks
against conditions
Il Was al the beginning of The democratic movement
10 France The year 1852 thai pants frst assumed
political and social significance Tic nobility OF France
WAS al that time wearing beautiful satin breoches SO
lhat3recchcs became associated with cfeie arslocracy
therefore, and in order that all might know their poll
ties at glance the pioneer democrats Of France pledged
themselves to long pants instead Of the despised
breeches OF the arisocrats Their party In fact became
known az the Sans Culoties meaning without breeehcs.'
Whereas at 1rst only few OF the humber democrats
had the to appear in public in the new
Styles II not before their we-to-do and edu-
Gated sympsthzers put them But with the fan Of
HobespIere 1884, the regime ordered the Ions
pants on and the breeches back on.
And i3 years later. pants have gone back ntC
onomlc politics and are engaged in contest for soca
stcry With dangerous rival. The overall
lis there anything whereof u may be said. see thi
rw7 asks Ecclesisses the Preacher Of the old Tesla
ID 1T hsih been already Of old time which wa
Re US
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Thompson. j. and are opou for bids
from contractors.
w u. Haddock q Company is bid
dne for the alterations To the rcsi-
dcnce OF the Rev Charles l.. Candce.
No. 1908 Broonn street.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
Ger--CnTME D, rErpEnMINT-eGr

a delightful smooth. rich G cam %
ripe m nj flavor. cOalcd with thich
chocolate. tic the pound box.
luc assorted chocolates, l2c the
pound box.
A fun assortment Of Liggeits
Cuth's and PAGE and Shaw's assorted
chocolates and cOnfccuOn.
Danf0rth. DepcudtDif Drugs, Mtrke
and Second streets ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
Gec.-CnEME n' pEppEnMINT-6Gc

a ripe mint flavor. coated with thick
chocolate, 66c the pound box.
Luca assorted chocolates. lie the
pound box.
A full assortment OF Liggetts
Guth's and Page and Shaws assorted
chocolates and confccllon.
Danforlh, Dependable Drugs. Mirkei
and Second sircels.AAdV.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
nm WlTfl CIinE

NEW YORK. April 30 LIN 1918 Miss
Elbeida Blribtrey WAS physical
wreck. suffering from curvature OF
the spine. She took up svimmlrS.
Now She l. strong b oder for ne-
tional title swimming hunOrs
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
TOIiCII LUCK

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 30
Jimmy Smyth, star third sacker OF
The Brewers. and perhaps The best In
HE league, viii be out for the season
His ankle Was broken a few days be-
'ore the seasons start.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

James Msher. Cincinnati. claims his
wife hit him with an alarm clock TO
wake him up so she could quarrel
with him.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

te destroyed a New Jersey house containing Two
I Of ~h'skey. The loss was nxsd al 5000 Wasn't
.sesse worlh an5liiings
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
IECzEMAONCH|LDS
| FACE AND HEAD
Like a Rash. Would Rub Her Face
Day and Night, Cuticura Heals,
my little girl had eczema on her
face and then Il was all over her head.


II started something like
/NAlilN a rash which ! thought
kTprI~, was either heat rash, or
~ from herteeth. She used
III @= to ulb her face day and
~ - night. and she did not
~r have much hair.
1V 81 only used cutioura
soapand Ointment a few times when
I noticed a change, and when used
one box Of Cuticura Ointment with
the Soap she was healed. lSigned)
Mrs. Hannah Bartholomew. Lehigh
Ave. Wind Gap. Pa, Aug. 20. 1919.
cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum arc all you need for everyday
toilet and nursery purposes.
samaia Each Frss by lsn Address. "cuticurA
Lahofatsriss, Dept y, Nnldsa, haat" Soid every
where Soap zbc' Ointment q and toc. lalenm &c.
.yag- Cuticura Soap shAves without mug.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Au Inacpendcnl fiume viii lead hs.d cxs.caca II II
troncs a. Inoepcnnan! ss d->nnrsljo
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Frank la Flcschc. ethnolOglst is
worrying because The American In
Ill ms are losing their reddish com
plcNl0ns. due. he says. 20 the fact that
young lndlnn women prefer while
husbands. and young Indian men want
white wives.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Tile Wants are scanned by ihou-
sands who are interested in the real
Is siiuuliOn.--AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

The world would be fully as well OF II It had fewer
statesmen and moro school teachers.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

The ministers Of Crisneld Md. met
and prayed for the delivereance OF
their people from Increased taxation
and licenses on The the crab and
oyster business provided for by bills
In The Maryland Legislature
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

This Is the Fan. gentleman
Made Up OF nose md Wild emotion.
His lungs arc good. his head Is wood
But capable OF one devotion.
In April ne drops from he tree
lrreNerent and seldom sober:
strong
But sinks lo rest In each October.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

No man Is quite as perfect as he Is
when his wife Is telling II TO the
ncighhors nor half as bad as when
she's telling II 10 him.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

When a fellow piles up q million
or Two he's a c1ptain OF Industry. but
when a guy asks for higher wages
he's a Bolshevisl
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Has 10 ever occurred 90 you when
trying 10 chew up a rather Tough old
chicken The grocer palmed of on your
wife The day before. lhai the bird
must have been The offspring Of q
hard-boiled egg?
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Mrs Cynthia Hartshorn, OF Barre.
W. has appealed 10 the courts for
settlement OF family troubles.
she says her husband says she
talks TO much when she's awake, and
snores too much when she's asleep.
she says one morning she woke up
md found her husband had
pasted a ten-dolar bill across her
mouth
That made her angry.
Mr.. Hartshorn says she's too sensi-
! tive. and asks II there's any other
husband who would Wasle a perfectly
good len-dollar William that way.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

Reserved Circus Day at the
Rohelc PanoCo
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
INJURED MAN is CARRIED
Il MILES ALONG TRAt

Frank L. Hall. rancher ON ,b, ~.
er Salmon river, has been in c.,
tnis week receiving surgical a,,an '.ay,l
tion on account of the fracure of his
rient leg sustained last summar
wniie engaged as smoke chaser gor
the forest service on Long Tor,
mountain. He was brought un frn
the Pope ranch on stretcber Oh 81
miles to Shoup. where the 4 N
bradshaw automobile gave him a
ride to Salmon. Two days were re.
Quired Tor the trip over the rouph
trail to the wagon road end Al Sbe,,n
with Mr. Bradshaw. Joe Lehr. Car,
Clark. Billy Hall, Fred Branssadt
and four of the beyan bows takino
turns at the handles. 1t was found
necessary to camp on the trail for
one night. There were in the party
Decides the patient. ten men. Thir.
teen horses were in use for the rid
ers and their equipment.
On arrival in Salmon, after taking
short rest, Mr.. Halls broken leg
was found to be well on the way to,
ward complete knitting, as shown
by an ex-ray examination. The pa
tient Is arranging to go home. Mrs
Hall was his constant nurse at the
Pope ranch. One of he boys was a
volunteer soldier, going out with 49
others in the biggest company in all
from the Salmon country.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
ALEX PATTlSON'S
DEATH FROM FALL

Alexander w. pattiscn. <orr,~v
widely known undertaken IN SaimDr
was found dead in a we'll ON the
G. Wills place In Brooklyn y.~sersiax
morning. The discovery Was me6e hy
Judge Cronkrite. whose plase n a
iaence Is near the Wills piace 81
also that of the deceased. ne %
served that no sniake came from ne
Pattison place nor from the WlIss
place. "Wednesday evening he sen,
1iHord Dryer. neiKhbortng lad,
over TO inquire about the cause.
thinking that Mr.. Pattison might BE-
u, Clifford found no trace 81 him
the next morning Judge Crunkrfsa
himself went over and dixcovprxd
the missing mans body In the wen
He had fallen head foreuiosf. The
well 10 about I feet deep. having ppr.
haps four feet Of water In H.. A buck.
rt carried by the Unfortunate man
was In the well beneath tho body.
indicating that the fall into the well
occurred as he was drawing water
therefrom.
MIR. Pattison had resided Ia Salmon
many years. He was a genial. kindly
disposed gentleman. For Iais years
he had libed aloue. He In survived
by a aistsr, Mrs. George Conlee.
An inquest was deemed unneceS
sary BY Coroner Doebler. who made
an Investigation. the death being nc.
counted for In the manner stated
| The burial takes place today.
When found the body had been in
the well perhaps two or three. days.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
ELECTION FACTS AND THINGS
OF INTEREST TO VOTERS
HOW TO VOTE STRAIGHT
OR CUT YOUR TICKETS

Inc Official ballots or samn,es NJ
.he same show plainly how voters
as exercise their tight to cut their
eicAets II desired o. vote them
sudisht. TO cut a ticket all tba, Is
'equired 10 scratch Sui the name
not TO be voted for anu put a cross
IN the circle opposite the name - h..
.o'eu ior' 10 vote straight all thar
iequifed Is 10 put cross in the
sneis opposite the Name TO be vosei
ior. 10 vote straight all that is re-
quifed Is 10 put cross in the circle
al the top OF the ticket under the
name OF The ticket. II Democratic
uhae: that word, and II Republican.
under that word. and so for The In.
dependent ticket. II should be un-
derstood that the law allows plenty
OF time for voters 10 cast their bal
iots without hurry. Take yours and
don't spoil Your ballots 10 make them
foid. There are various constitu-
tional amendments and bond issues
10 De voted on Ballots are provided
ior these questions also and II will
take time To consider them all. Take
that time and vote inteiligently.
Ii any such thing as eleventh hour
evil reports be started il is safe to
pay no attention TO them. Those who
adopt such methods OF carrying an
election are generally unworthy and
should be defeated in their purposes,
whatever they may be, whether 10
elect county commissioner or con.
table. If you know a candidate from
long acquaintance TO be fair and
square, don't allow a campaign liar,
in print or private person, 10 change
your good opinion OF that acquain-
tance. Look also for the fellow with
his head full OF schemes TO work the
public treasury. Turn him down and
all the candidates who stand with
him, turn them down too. Vote for
men who will hold up the good name
Of the county and spread its good
name abroad
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
DO NOT FAIL TO REGISTER
IF YOU WOULD VOTE NOV.

To register now, il you did not do
so before the August primary election.
is duty no voter should neglect.
The last sitting of the registrants in
the several PRECINCTS is fixed by law
on Saturday. october 80. II you have
changed your place OF residence or
If you neglected to register for the
August primaries YOU must register
now in order TO become qualified
voter al the November election.
Everybody should remember that
there ale important questions coming
up for decision by the voters besides
the choice OF the next president OF
the United States, a Senator of the
United States, Member OF Congress.
besides stare and county officers.
The adoption or rejection of the
League of Nations is involved in the
election. This measure is intended
TO stop all future wars and 10 usher
in the true spirit OF the brotherhood
of man. when wars shall be no more.
This custom should. OF course. be set
tied outside the realm of political
strife and contention but the Old
standpat, special interest ollgarchH
represented BY the dominant faction
OF the senate has wilied il otherwise
and il must be fought cut before the
people.
Then again another question that
is apart from partisan politics IS
whether or not there shall be anoth-
er bond issue in Lemhi county WIN
which to build roads.
4 In order To vote on these questions
as well as express your choice Of the
candidates ycu must get registered.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
& c. LEWIS rs DEAD.

T.. e. Lewis. distant relative of one
OF the famous explorers Of the. North
west died is salmon. Sattfrsisys Octo
Der 10. aged -. lie WAS born In
Missouri bis father being the tbte
Thomas VI. Lewis al Dillon. Mon
tana. where his aged mother is stu
living at the advanced aSp OF 81
years and in health and strength.
The eldest slater of the deceased.
Mrs. Alice Drake. came over from
Dillon to attend the funeral. which
took place on Monday +. { Lewis
is survived hy hts widow NO sons
and three daughters. one oi the
daughters being Miss Ethel Lewis. y
teacher in the Brooklyn school.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
AN EXPLANATION
By Bills Forum.

10y biilS FORTUNE
II seems like was most misfoT-
tunate In sayin' that Pep was expect
ed 10 attach eolored globes TO his
own power plant Cause OF cottrse
The astute manager OF the Salmon
River Lemhl. Carmen creek. Fourth
Of july creek. salt creek Power and
Light company knew ihs, II could
MT BE- did. therefore 1t was "a ma
licious political lie"
Fact is Mayor Gicnnon as com.
mittee of one saw said manager on
two occasions. on Monday and Turs-
day afote the fair: and he then
promised to attend 10 the llgh,in'
decorations. Furthermore the mayor
knoweth not eScepiin' there was no
lights
I, seems that Pep hlsself was
afeard 10 tTy 10 arrange for the light
on account OF the animus show ed in
the primary election by The manager.
Possibly the manager was siili peey.
ed a, Pep: mabte not. but it's- dol
lars 10 doughnuts that h. hates 70
think of the dose of Pep that's com
In TO him November ?
How sofneser be has 10 take II. fJF
the directions are writ so plain that
he could Rad ein b. his own light
in the middle Of January b. tAkin
one cake o. ice but o tbepowsr
ditch or the middle o. August BY
throwin' another bucket a wafer n
the wheei
might suggest that that he hPs y
Joe Potato swage an iron band rcunc
his seethjn' Intellect On election
nieht. but I'm sfeard he would cal
me dam liar and say A. Sin'i so'
no intellect
nut. shucks. feiIcTs all az yog
that Kin should come doyn To sal
mos on election night. for there's :
powerful sight of teilers that w1
need lot OF sei,in' az sfih Sher
the sad tidins comes that Pep's elec
8 "a -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
tOniciaI tltle)

toUlCiAl Allltt
The foregoing blank will be fur.
nished by county auditors upon re
quest but II an absent voter has no
blank upon which TO make his appli
cation, he may use the above form
Tor the purpose of obtaining his bal
lot
This application must be- duly sign
ed and sworn To by the elector ap-
plying for the ballot before an oiIic
ial authorized 10 administer oaths.
The voter should arrange TO get his
ballot as early as possible 50 as 10 re.
turn II to his county auditor al least
one day before the election. II should
te returned earlier IL possible so as
to avoid the chance of losing the bal
lot through delay in the mails.
The voter marks his ballot and re
turns II 10 the auditor By registered
letter In an envelope enclosed for
that purpose On the back of the on.
velope he will find statement which
he is TO fill in and sign
In applying foI a ballot by mail the
voter should be careful to give The
county auditor his correct pos' offlee
address SO that his bailoi may reach
him promptly and afely
In lieu Of the above the following
method may be used where praetic-
able
Any voter knowing that he is TO be
absent on the day of election may at
am time not more than fifteen days
before the election call at the office
OF the county auditor for his county
and obtain 4 ballot. voting II al the
said office. sealing II and deposiIing
it with that Office before feaying his
home This plan obyiates the nsces
sity OF using the mail in sending the
official ballot 10 the voter and having
il returned By him,
The Law provides fer ballots voted
By absent electors must be delivered
BY the county auditor 10 Tie election
judges Of The precinct in which the
voter is registered on the day oi
the election these judges open the
ballot and count IL a. a ballot voted
AT the said precinct. upon ascertain
ing that the voter is duly registered
Just the same as II ihs voter weTs
there in pera7-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
1RE OF STILL
Id OPERATORS

uoonshiners to their lair,
sound established in an
rsar Bird creek, eight
~ Carmen bridge, Sheriff
y Deputies Joe Reddington
nnnlap on Tuesday night
ssrly Wednesday morning
IA Ed Earl and JCe Abb
into possession at the
their equipment for their
Including a large still and
.rrels OF mash, together
..ntity of the finished pro-
III enterprise.
.sturnal raid was undertak
10 o'clock at night. the
|sllovfng close behind the
yere later to become VIC
,heir pursu'ers. The pursu-
IN hearing of the pursued
I,mmer took pains to make
essary noise themselves:
e,roud years ago knew of
.ion where he thought the
r might be. He headed
that way rather than at
too close following of the
he enough when the Off
APPROACHED within two ol
.dred yards they observed
Of the suspected cabin
treated half a mile ovel
Al built a fire till daylight
~. when again they ap'
iSe cabin, finding the men
sresting both of them and
aem to town on their OWL
yss enabled to secure bal
released. Earl said he die
TO try to secure bail and
i il out in Jail.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
MR.. Wells STATEMENT.

While 1t seems to me that | should
pay no attention to Mr.. Abbott's at
lacks yet some of my friends think
that | should make an explanation
for the benefit of those who are not
in position to hear the facts
He gives one reason for his enmity
towards me when he states that |
did not advertise in the Herald for
several years. If anything else will
make small-town editor more an
cry | don't know what it is. Another
reason for his enmity is because |
had him arrested for running an in
famous cartoon of President Wilson.
did sell foreign creamery butter
simply because the Salmon creamery
could not supply the demand
l did not sell Salmon -four for a
time because they would not allow
me to cut the price, which was too
high.
l kept my store open in the even
ing but my clerks did not return af
ter supper even on Saturday night
That was how made my money by
working from 5 a. m. to 9 p. m.
was accused of selling inferior
goods. The same goods are being
sold in Salmon at present and when
II sold them they We're always re
tWnable:
/ was charged with profiteerife
in sugar before the Council of De
fense but when the facts were pre-
sented was exonerated by that body
| have been charged with glyins
short weight, oyerchalging and var
| ious other crimes. | think | have
done so as every other merchant be
/ fore and after has, and will have
have done. People who never made
| any mistakes are welcome TO believe
this charge as intended.
! The entertainment committee O
! the fair made the decision regarding
the absence of horSe-ShoW and MORSE
racing thinking that, possibly, othel
forms of amusement would please
greater number OF people. When thel
found they could secure these al
fractions and would have given races
they found that ". II. Shoup hat
rented the race track 10 Jack Don
nelly.
W. H. Shoup's enmity extende'
from the time | was his competito
in business and he had found tha
his antiquated methods would 10
hold the trade.
| His love for me was iufthet III
creased when ! was eXoneratea Q
his charges before the Councl Q
Defense of wrongfully accusing cei
tain men of being pro-Germans, MI
Shoup was chairman ol the couiCI
and stated that il was not eonNlc'
ed that he would hand in his resis
nation to take effect Immediately.
was acquitted and Mr.. Shoup did no
have the courage TO stay WIN III
agreement. or IN
The gentlemen who put on IN
races after | had fallen down. as n
lstates il. were Jack Donneily' Ho1
ace Reach, w. H. Shoup, CHRIS va
Strait. Brownie Brown, bop W. =
ia. W. oliver. Charles Snoohs, l. -
Abbott. Draw your own 'oi'''
sions. ..:-,,in ., m
;s hacausa Boomer sicked nm "
II had practically all the Com pan
l,ancb business until became W
racted with group of men ". W.
hroueht custer proceedings aS"..'
,he hoard of county commlssiou','
Then I lost their friendship ana a az :
,bsir trade. Ralph Irwin emu.
draws sustenance from me s".n' na'
snnrce ,a~ and for other personal re-
sons. rrL Miller j
The charge about Frank ~ s,a,s.
an absolute lie, as MI, W. VIII.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
school, Work Goes Aiono.

capt Parkinson OF Salt Lake City
recruiting serste. gave an interest.
Ing talk before the high school and
some other pupils on "Wednesday on
army life IN France. with special
reference 10 the American aefenses
at Chateau Thierry.
Basketball teams among both the
boys and girls have been organized
in the hlgh school ID participate in
the coming conference games oI tn.
high schools. A. :. Hcldner was Sc
lected coach
The school Is reIoieed AZ the re
appearance OF Mr Rand on the teach,
stan OF the high school
Card reports OF all the schools 81
out neat Tuesday
splendid new sewing machine
for ttfe home economies department
il expected next week. to be used
under the direction oI Miss Dering
Greene. in charge OF that depart
inent
An up4o das.s authority on the
world war b. Beard OF Columbia uni
yersfty is a new book for the high
school library
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-22
For Salmon Voters.

The Salmon registrars OF voters
ar.s putting themselves 10 some in
convenience TO accommodate voters
fos the coming election. They will
register applicants a. any time un'
iii Saturday. October 80. al the res
denoes of the registrars and on bath
saturdays until the the seth they
may be found AT the following IsDm
inent. business places; -
Miss Carrie Soule at Lehr GrNer,
Saturday afternoons and eycnines
Mrs l.. +. Glennon At Red Gross
pharmacy. both Saturdays
Mrs. Dan O'Conneli at Pioneer gar
age. both SATURDAYS
! Voters must register in orteT "a
vote if they did not thus auairs fo'
the primaries in August.