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Evening journal., 1920-04-28
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Julia NJ. Story Chapter, No g. Or
der OF Eastern Star VIII give a dance
next Tuesday evening at Hotel du-
pont
Miss Mildred Lee Carter was given
surprise variety shower on Satur-
day evening az the home OF Mrs A.
w. Springer, No. 2Si5 rainall street.
Miss Carter received many pretty
glfls The engagement OF Miss Car
Ter and Charles j. Afilek. of Norfolk.
Va, was recently announced. the
wedding To take place in the fall.
The decorations and favors FOR the
shower were unique ard novel. lee
cream was served in hearts and
cupid-shaped vessels. Each guest re-
CeiVcd as favor "a miniature bride
IN full bridal attire. There were AZ
guests
Miss Carrie Curletl, OF Brack-Ex,
was given a variety shower last
Thursday evening, at the home of
her sister. Mrs. j Wilson Greenfield
al ROselle, by the choir of Brack-EX
NJ. r. Church and many friends. The
3rlde-to-De was the recipient OF many
pretty gifts. The shower was given
m nunor or the approaching marriage
of Miss Curleit 90 the Rev. Claud y
Clark. form r pastor of Brack-EX NJ
p. Church. but now OF Hockessln NJ
h. Church.
An "ai home reception VIII bC
given tomorrow evening by Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. Vincent Richardson, who wer,
married receniN In Goodman NJ r
Church. at their home. No. i32'
/ dupont street.
/ A number oi friends and Relatives
/ who we're present al The wcddlnl
4 VIII attend The young couple re-
turned SUNDAY from their Wedding
tour
The Alpowco Club viii give a dance
ON Friday evening In the New Centur'
| Club 70 is 90 be an "all clubs dance
in honor OF The various dancing clubs
| Of the city. The decorations will h
The. AlpoWco Club colors Many move
J and special dances Will be enjoyed
This dance will complete The eight
| successful one the club has given thi
| season. Dancing Will begin at 9 o'clock
Music will be furnished by Maddcl
and Whites orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
~ m
CALENDAR
WFDNFSDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
3 p. m.-Girls Reserve Corps for
High School Freshmen. club room.
4 p. m.-PocohOnias Girl Reserve
Corps
z p. mandolin class, club rooms
s p. m.-Mandolin Club. club room.
s p. m.-Altiora Club, WOllaston
Hall.
THURSDAY.
$50 p m-Good Fairy Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
p m-Girl Reserve Council, club
rooms.
7.3O p. Industrial Girl Reserves,
club rooms.
FRIDAY.
800 p. -lIiawatha Girl Reserve
Corp.
Z p. m.-wapanachki Camp Fire. sOi
Market street.
100 p. m.-Aloha Club. No. SOL Mar
ket street
SATURDAY.
331 p. m. -Marshallton Girl Re-
serves, Marshallton.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
CANOE cIIlR DANCE.

The Delaware Canoe Club will give
a dance 10 the ball room OF The
Hotel dupont. on Thursday evening.
May g. This viii be the last OF a
series OF dances given By The Canoe
Club this season, Many novel fe8-
lures are being arranged Music viii
be furnished by Jacobs orchestra.
The committee IN charge Is COM
posed OF Miss Margaret Fitzgihb0ns
Paul Swayne. owens Nane. Paul Har-
din. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Grubb. Mr.
and Mrs. Pierson and Mr.. and Mrs. d
+. Long.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
am sOcIllrY fFsrIVAI.

be given on the lawn of St. pauls
NJ. y. Church on May % by the
Ladies' A'd Society at their meeting
last evening at the home of, Mrs.
Moro Mcmillan, No S2S Washington
street A financial report was read.
which stated the society had earned
"A 1856 30 during the year ending Jan
uary 40, 1920. This had been used 20
pay Oh bonds and other debts. There
Is now only a church debt of $3.50
and that Win be raised in the next
four months
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
"COURTsIIIp on MOTHER COOSF''

\ play 0nIIT0d -IT 'T0UTI5nIn 0T
Mother Goose" will be given In the
New Century Club auditorium on the
evening OF MAY % hy The Girls Co
operative Lcagu The affair will be
managed By Mrs Mary Esds Collins
Noeal music Wi be- IN charge OF Mrs
ia hcrlne Il Wales and Instrumental
under Miss Edna r. Biadneid A
number of Weil- known women Of The
city viii be- patrOnesscs
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
-W---U
EIKS 10 DANCE.

Wilmington Lodge OF Elks will hold
an informal dance in the ballroom OF
the Hotel dupont tomorrow evening"
Music will be furnished by the Orig
inal Six orchestra. The committee in
charge consists Of W. Harry Blythe.
q. A. Wedler, George Abberger. Z. f.
Bubenzer. Joseph kraulher and G. II.
McGinucs.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
cuunREN,s Dance CARNIvAL

Mss Kate McCl8fforty's annual car
nival will be held on Friday. June
q. in the Playhouse. More than $50
children will take part In the car
nivai This year Th're will be many
novel features OF aesthetic and inlci .
pretative dancing as well as all the
newest and mosi artistic dsnces.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
LADIES' NIGHT WITH pYTHIANS.

The ladies night Of Calanthe
Lodge. No. %, Knights Of pythias,
held last night, was attended by
about 300 guests A program OF music
and vaudeville was given.
Following the entertainment d dance
was held, with music furnished by
the Calantho Orchestra, under Will
liam : Anderson. The committee in
charge OF The affair comprised Alvin
Marvel. Melvin Anderson and Norman
L. Turner.
The program included selections by
Miss Louise CrOwnover, Miss Ross,
A. b. Jackson and II +. pipino.
Calanthe Lodge degree team will
confer the rank Of page upon a large
class Of Jersey Knights. They VIII
return sunday.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
LADIES AUxILIARY DANCE.

The Ladies AuXIIlafY 0f th1 Union
Fire Company will hold their weekly
Company's hail. Third and Union
streets. A lucky number dance will
be- a feature. Mckay's orchestra will
play
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
s,rNsuINE RIrNuACE SALE

The Sunshine Society will conduct :
rummagc sale on May 10, at No. ~
Talnal str56t. Anyone having rum
mage TO contribute TO this sale =
asked 10 communicate with Mrs. W.
VI. stevenson, No. ii9 West Twenty
second street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
IIRsInINE cAnn pAnTY

A card party WI be glVen by Ihe
Ursuline Alumnae on Saturday after
Of the Academy Pennsylvania ave-
nue and Harrison street. The mem-
beis Of the alumnao are expecting
many guests.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
co. 4 DANCE.

Members OF Company \. o. NJ. D.,
viii give dance tomorrow evening m
me Armory. II viii be an informal
affair Music will be furnished by
Jacobs orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
pEACONEss NONE MoRk.

Al The recent annual meeting OF the
Deaconess Board OF the DeacOness
Home, No. 37 West street. the fol-
lowing officers We're elected. presi-
dent, Mrs. Theodore w Francis. first
vice president, Mrs. Edward n. Mcln-
tire: second Vice-puresideni. Mrs
Adam Stengie. recording secretary
Mrs. Edward Saddler; treasurer Mrs
G. G. hheuby; corresponding score
lary, Mrs. George y. King. The fol-
lowing chairmen were elected :. House
hold committee. Mrs. w. s Morris
home work, Mrs Willis OVerdeer
unance. Mrs +. W. Francis.
N.Ry interesting classes are being
connected al The home, under the di.
reciion of Mrs. NJ. A. Sweet. the su.
perintendent. with the ieaconess as
sistlng Among The classes are The
educational sewing class, the gar
mcnt making class, hasketry, kinder
gsrlen and kitchengarien
The sunday school, which Is hel,
regularly, Is rapidly growing. Las
Sunday thirty-twO children weri
present.
At the recent bazaar held for ihl
benefit OF The DcacOness Home, II
Grace NJ r. Church house. the sun
OF Sii6 was realized. The success o
this fetc was due 10 the efforts o
all the missionary auXiliaries In ihi
city
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
SUNSHINE TO
GATHER HERE
Fourteenth Annual State
Convention Will Open
Tomorrow Morning
TO DISCUSS HOME
FOR THE SOCIETY

The fourteenth annual convention
Of Delaware Division OF the lnierna-
tional Sunshine Society VII be held
tomorrow ia the parish house OF st.
Andrews Church. The morning ses-
sion will open al g.i5 o'clock. Dele
gates and guests Will register The
opening prayer VIII be made by the
Rev g w Bounds, pastor Of Kings
wood NJ n Church. Reports Of the
State officers and the biennial elec-
ii0n OF officers viii be held. Delegates
viii be elected TO The State Federation
OF W0men's Clubs and 90 the lnlerna-
ilonai Sunshine Convention A recep-
tion OF delegates will be held at ~ 30
o'clock 10 be followed by luncheon
Music during the luncheon VIII be
furnished by Mrs. Julian Adair and
Mrs Charles Griiliih.
The afternoon session Will open at
o'clock. The Rev r. W. Trapnell max
ing the opening prayer. There will be
an address, by Mrs. A. ID. Warner. pres
idet OF the State Federation OF WO-
mems Clubs. Mrs. y. Paul dupont OF
the Juvenile Association viii speak on
the Psychology or the MschieVous
Child" A violin solo viii be given by
Miss Elizabeth Marley. An address
will be given by Dr. kccnc. Reports
OF the branches Tor the past year will
be read.
This society has grown to be one
OF the most popular organizations In
the State. not ONLY because OF It's phi
losophy OF cheerfulness and helpful
ness. but also for the kindly sym
pathy extended In a practical way In
sickness and emergency.
One OF the principal subjects that
will be discussed at tom0rrov's con
vention will be the securing OF per
maneni headquarters for the society
All members are looking forward ID
this new building with much enthus.
laam.
During the past week the varlou.
committees have been holding meet.
lngs completing details for the conven.
ton. The committees that will serve
tomorrow are;
Nominating commitiee-Mrs Car
Snellenburg, Mrs. Randall Lewis, Mrs
Edwin w. Lambert. Mrs. G. X. Kellogg
Mrs. George It. Wilson
Resolutions-Mrs. T. NJ. Arnold. Mis-
Anna Hnles.
Auditing Mrs. Herman Glanding AM
Mrs. Harry Drake.
Luncheon-Mrs Lester Hopkins
Mrs. George l.. Riley. Mrs w NJ. Pyle
Mrs. J. =. Humes, Mrs w Robinson
Mrs. Henry C. Primrose, Mrs. JOSEPH
Scarborough.
Decoration Mrs. +. zebley and Mrs
]. Mortimer Baxter.
Miss Corirne Lambert viii act al
aide 10 the State president. Mrs. G.. w
Dorsey.
Ramona Raub OF New York vii
sing several selections and win lea,
the Sunshine songs.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
supPFR AT sT. S0HNs.

The Womans Bible class az St
Johns p r Church viii give a sup
per tomorrow evening in the parish
house from $40 until $50 O'Clock. A
feature Of the supper will be The salt
OF plants and cuf flowers which will
he in charge OF Mrs. L. n. Davis.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
MISSIONARY sOCiETY MEETING

The April meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society Of Union
NJ. p Church win be held tomorrow
afternoon. In The church. A full at
tendance Is desired
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
MACCAREEs CARn pAnTY

MACCABEES CARD PARTY
The WOman's Benefit Association lf
the Macoabces win give d card party
on Friday evening in A. o. L. ".
Hall Many pretty prizes will be
awarded
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
DAUGHTERS MEET ToNICHT

4 Hn0cI1I m00fInr n IlUr Lady 0I
lOurdcs. COuri No i7i Daughters OF
lsab Ia. viii ho held In the knigh's
OF Columbus Hail. Tenth and West
streets "a s evening
an address by Mss Elizabeth Wash
field renrcsentsiiy % the pcnnsyl-
van a-nclaWare Division American
Red Cross Miss WRlsh's topic viii
be Opportunities in Publ, " allh
/ Nursing Miss Walsh's address viii
be followed by a discusSlon
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
\. W. q. 4. ACTNITIES.

Much interest Is being taken by an
members OF the y W. G.. A. in the
hike which Is being planned for
S'turday afternoon An Invitation Is
extended 90 an young women Of the
city whether members or moi Of the
association. Co come and Join this
gay party of funmakcrs. The crowd
Of young women win leave headquar-
iers at i30 o'clock saturday after
noon They will go by trolley as far
as Sholln0t Park and then hike 10
the Holiday House. where a bacon
bat and a marshmallow roast will
be enjoyed
The Girl ami Boy Party given on
Mondsy evening by ihc Whose Club
was a great success. There were
iweniy-slx guests. The evening was
T spent In games. music and dancing
I Refreshments were served
The Blue Triangle Boosters Club
gave a delightful dance on saturday
/ evening az the club rooms. Many
members anl friends OF the club en-
| iOyed This happy ar ir
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

The Wiltruco Club comprised Of
Company, will hold their spring dance
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR

Why not have County Fair in Lin
coin County. in September?
Lincoln County can make very
creditable showing at the State Fair at
Boise. Sept. 81 Oct LIST, If the farmers
OF the county take this opportunity to
get their products together and send a
collective exhibit. They can win indi-
viduai prizes at the County and State
fairs and help TO boost for Lincoln Co.
and assist in winning a collective
county exhibit prize. Now is the time
70 plan for your prize winning products
The planting and care are over half the
battle. The list Of Farm products on
which prizes are offered at the State
Fair will be given in detail later but
they are given briefly here: from the
1913 list and on which county prizes
are given.
10 ear Dent. flint and sweet corn. 80
lbs Winter and spring wheat. 20 lbs
Barley. 20 lbs. Rye. 80 lbs Oats 20 lbs
Field Peas. 10 lbs. Ten lbs Of red,
alsyke, white clovers Ten lbs alfalfa
seed and timothy seed. Grains and
forage crops in the sheaf. First end
second cutting Of alfalfa in the sheaf
Sheaf Of red clover and timothy. 10
potatoes. beets. stock beets. Also Diff
ferent amounts OF cabbage. pumpkins.
squash. cucumbers. onions. celery.
melons and miscellaneous garden crops.
Let as boost for a County Fair and
get the best products Of the county
together. The farmer can well AFFORD
70 take on day next fall and with
his family attend the county fair and
engage Ia the exchange Of ideas with
his neiehbors: and. wherever possible
assist by furnishing some exhibit that
viii add 70 the interest Of the exhibit /,
ton Aside Tor the educational sd- I
yantages which these fairs afford TO
outside visitors they indicate the
progress the county r. making and 4
give an index 70 the coUntys agricuI-
turai wealth. From observations they
often get a correct idea OF the oDpor-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
IRRIGATION INFORMATION

s. H Chapman, sgatenmaster in
chafe, 80 tie distribution on The Big
Wood River furnishes ms Journal
vlth the following Information which
IS Of great Importance TO all water
users GA thai stream, which includes
the Magic reservoif
on May rs. the reservoir contained
45sss acre feet on this amount H.
az belonged to The 6ecreed rights and
TIE balance o. the Carey act rights.
Tho inflow of tse reservoir was Az
second feet on Maa LIST. and on May IS
81 was 7sg Second feet Monday May
l7ih. "a Is days run was started from
The reservoir Al the decreed right
users have agreed 10 permit the dis
irbution Of their water this season
from the reservoir
A year ago the reservoir on May list.
contained $4,000 acre feet as against
$3.50 this year and the inflow May LIST,
was IA second feet as against 472 this
year but last year the run of OF Big
Weed River. was practically exhausted
by june ist, while this year it win not
reach its maximum until late in June,
On account Of continued cool weather.
i IS the opinion Of Mr.. Chapman that
the June run of this year win supply
a normal amount Of water for the de-
creed rights ana they are assured Of
good orop season. The Carey rights
VIII not have as much water as last
year but with The aid Of The rains this
spring and The cool weather through
ArriI and early May he thinks the crop
prospects on Corey lands better than
year ago.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
pARRAA community LIENS

Irrigation begins on the tract to-day
a great day,
The cattle Of this community viii be
tested for tuberculosis this week
III nI.s have become epidemic IN the
JssYrah School
Daisy stoddard. has been q patient
sf Or. Diii the past week She has Inn
proved sufficiently 10 be allowed 70 sit
ep
The trustees met Thursday afternoon
ir the supersntendents office for the
purpose OF going over plans and
rpeeifscstions with number Of mssons
Who are contemplating bidding for the
contract for the erection cf the new
c<bool house.
4 number Of farmers are hauling
rravei for the highway. II is FORUM
ste that teams can be used in this work
when not needed on the farm.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
MoRrA sAosHoNg oolNes

Mr aud Mrs Joe Kelley and family,
including Cher daughter from salt
iaAe motarsl over from Gooding last
SUNDAY emo spent the day with Nr.
and MIS- j. al Scott
The flmers OF the community are
considering tae Feasibility Of herding
iher shocp together this summer.
a large ana valuable work horse used
hs Mr b 70 Most decided the present
elements were obnoxious and on sun
day night without sign Of agony
laid down and died.
II is understood that Mrs. Tunbun
has decided not to driil wen at pres
ent.
The main question under discussion
a. present is. HAS your child the
mumps2"
Mrs L. D. withrow, teacher Of the
parrah school. hac invited the pupils
and their parents TO bring their bas-
kets Of lunch on the last day Of school
10 Burdetts. where they viii all particle
rate in games TO the fullest extent.
night with her mother. at the ranch.
The Red and Blue classes Of the
parrah Sunday School are endeavoring
70 raise the balance due on their organ,
which now amounts TO sS.S3
Some Of the boys have their band
instruments. while others have theirs
in transit II viii soon be a melodious
concert instead Of the noises heard in
African Jungies
TIE wafer users OF this community
are asked to be present at an impor-
tant meeting TO be held at the Grange
Friday night II is 10 your interest to
bethesa
Mrs. c. J. Collins. Of cienns Ferry.
spent the day Tuesday with her
daughter. Mrs r. j. Burdett
Slight damage 10 the alfalfa, by
frost Monday night
Irrigation is in full swing and win
b. Tor time AZ least
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
OLD HATS MADE NEW
NEW HATS MADE TOO
DIETRICH

Miss. w Jacobsen. Clothing Special
ist. under the University Extension
in cooperation with the Lincoln
County Farm Bureau, held a two days
millinery class in Dietrich, Monday
and Tuesday Twenty eight women
attended the class. Twenty three hats
were completed at an approximate
saving Of Sl7s00. Much praise is due
Miss. Jacobsen for the efficiency.
Every member Of the class was more
than pleased with the instruction and
result Of their efforts. It pays to be
awake and take advantage OF the
our County Farm Bureau
is Offering.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21

The Home Nursing Glass Of the
Grange Hall district met the afternoon
Of May rs. and enjoyed one of the most
they have ever had.
The talks and demonstrations made
clear to rs number Of mistakes we
have made. also how to avoid them in
the future.
our class. some time ago out grew
the idea Of being at least a chance for
a pleasant, social afternoon and is
looked forward to now as time for
obtaining valuable information and
self improvement
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
SHIPPING WOOL

The wool growers are beginning to
ship their spring harvest of wool. Ben
Darrah this week shipped two car
loads TO Chicago. where it will be
stored in the National Wool Ware
house until market conditions justify
its sale.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
SUM MONS

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho.
in and for the County of Lincoln.
Fred Chresst Plaintiff
versus sum
Bessie Chresst Defendant. mons
To Bessie Chresst, the above named
Defendant.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS
You are hereby notified that a COM
piaint has been filed against you in the
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State Of Idaho in and for
the County Of Lincoln by the above
named plaintiff. and you are hereby
directed to appear and answer the
said Complaint within twenty days of
psAIss u suommns sun 10 s5IAIss sul
within judicial District. and within
forty days IL served elsewhere; and
you are further notified that unless you
so appear and answer said complaint
within the time herein specified. the
plaintiff, will take judgement against
you as prayed in said Complaint
This action is brought by Plaintiff
TO botain a decree Of divorce from
defendant. and to secure guardianship
of their minor child
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said District Court. this 18Th day Of
May. 1920.
fSeaD Bsuiah Guymon. Depy. elk.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Harlan d.
Hest, Residence and Post Office adj
dress: Shoshone. Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21

Mr.. A. r. Barclay. attorney. OF Jer-
ONE. was business visitor in town
Monday.
Charles Burch was in town Monday
from Gooding on business in con-
nection with his ranch near that place.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
ATTEND FATHERS FUNERAL

Mrs. Mae Durkee. of Kansas City, a
sister of Mrs. w. NJ. Fields has been
in Shoshone for some time in attend
ance upon her father Mr.. Lasure. dur
inc his last illness.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
cAsH YouR PRIZE

] been drawn. Anlhltton anu enefSA %ie
1.-The only requisites for success in it
CASH YOUR PRIZES
in which case you may cash your prize
and expend the two thousand dollars
in travel or a nucleus for an education
or for home of your own. Nearly
s2t00.00 is pretty good money to add
to your present income for your spare
moments during the next few weeks
moments that would otherwise be
lost.
FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF
How long would it take you to save
enough money out of your earnings to
purchase s2155.0o car or one of the
other big gifts awaiting you in this
Journal Gift Distribution? Figure it
out for yourself and you can readily see
the generous opportunities that this
campaign offers.
LITTLE EFFORT REQUIRED
And there is so little required of you
70 win out in this Journal Every Body
Wins" campaign. All that you have
% do is 10 ask your friends to save
heir votes for you when they pay up
heir subscriptions to the Journal. The
main thing necessary for you to win is
hat you let your friends know that you
re in to win-and that you want their
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State Of Idaho,
in and for the County of Lincoln.
Fred Chresst Plaintiff.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
KImAMA SCHOOLS CLOSE WITH
FINE PROGRAM

The schools at Kimama closed last
week with fine program which IS
given below. This program is proof
positive that Kimama dry farms pro-
duce something besides jack rabbits
and wheat.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
LITTLE EFFORT REQUIRED
YOU CANNOT LOSE


And you cannot lose. for you are paid
for every minute of your time; every
active non prize winner is given an alb
solute guarantee that he or she will be
paid for their tine-one fifth of every
subscription is yours if you fail to land
one of the big awards. That is not a
bad business proposition in itself for
we all have some moments after work
that we could turn into cash.
INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE
In order to give everyone who partici
pates in this big campaign the great
est possible assistance and to properly
handle the circulation so that each
new subscriber will get his paper
promptly and that there will be no
combustion, the publishers have secur-
ed the services of a circulation mana
ger who is thoroughly experienced in
this line Of work. and who viii give his
entire time and attention to those who
desire to take part in this distribution
III there is anything at an about the
entire proposition that is not perfect
ly clear to You, come to the Journal
Office or write or telephone . and Sc
cure first hand Information how to go
about winning the prize Of you choice.
or better still clip out the nomination
blank appearing elswhere in this issue
and send him in. and we viii gladly see
that YOU are fully Informed regarding
the entire plan.
The election is now open The first
vote coupon appears today. Nominate
yourself or some friend at once. You
win have the Jump" on the rest if
you start now.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-21
JOURNAL PRIZE CONTEST
Continued from Page l

whole grand prize distribution has
been drawn. Ambition and energy are
The nnlv rennisites for success in il