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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-26
SIGNS.

the time of the year when
|osticators are busy telling
Finter will be a mild one
Prt that the bullfrogs give
mat the weather is to be
open. They see no repeti-
year when New York was
and the people of that me-
ere in serious danger from
Of fuel and food.
the bullfrog has sent forth
IS tidings that this winter
. such things happen. Of
hchuck Julia" of Everett,
Re is not yet in the lists
announcement. Some years
gained national fame by
w would be two squaws
appened to be more than
2Seade mountains that
prediction Travelled
ST.
goosequills are examined
ecmatlsm brigade is heard
eopie had best beware and
lhe predictions with too
IN every community there
VINO always foretells the
IN accuracy. They are due
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general fand Of said city srd applied
10 said payments: and. f0x the uur-
pose " rsimburang axi snrsSrnr
fund for money 30 taken. {herS shxfi
be levied In tts following year. an
all the taxable properly Ia said city.
In addition 10 nll other taxes. \ Al.
rect anEuAl tar sufficient 10 producs
the SUN or sums 80 used and cx-
pended from the general fund. should
there be any surnlus of money az
said special taxes remaining after
the principal OF said bonds, and ali
the interest thereon, have been ful-
fs paid. then such surplus shall 81
paid over 10 the general fund of the
city of Salmon.
Section Eight.
In case the issuance of said bonds
shall be authorized by said electors.
II shall then be the duty OF the NAY.
OF and Council OF said city. and they
are hereby required annually NJ the
time and In the manner provided by
law for the leyyins Of other city
taxes. 10 rasify and carry out the
provisions hereof with references 10
the ieyying OF taxes and requiring
The officers OF and fer said city to
levy. extend and collect such taxes
In the manner provided By law. for
the PURPOSE of creating d fund for
The payment OF the interest OF and
principal Of said bonds. and said
taxes. when 80 collected, shall be
kept for and applied only To the nay.
ment Of said bonds as herein before
specified. But nothing herein con.
tanned shall be so Construed
as 10 prevent said city from apply.
Ing any other funds that may 81 In
the City Treasury. and available for
that purpose. 10 the payment Of the
said intcreat and principal a. the
same respectively mature. or 10 the
payment OF said principal. a. any
part thereof. At any time afler the
expiration Of ten years from the date
Of the issuance Of the said bonds.
and the levy or leviss heiein provid-
ed for may thereupon. to that extent
be diminished.
Section Nine.
That said election shail be held In
said city and the votes upon aid
questions taken within the respec-
tive wards OF said city. ri the fellow.
Ing designated voting places, tOWit:
First Ward; Al the City Hall.
Second Ward; Al the 0henou
Block.
Third Ward: Al the Fire House.
Section Ten.
This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after III
passage and approval and due pub
iication. and shall be- trrepealable un.
I'll the indebtedness herein created
shall be fully paid and saiisned.
All ordinances and parts OF ordi.
nanees In the city Of Salmon In con
fiict or Inconsistent herewith ARE
hereby repealed.
Passed this 23rd day Of November
A. D. iss0 and referred 10 the May
or for approval.
JOHN T. REEFS.
Clerk
Approved this 23rd day of Novem.
ber. A. D.. 1920.
l.. r, GLENNoS.
Mayor.
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School Holidays.

The Salmon schools cioseu 80
Wednesday after fitting exercises $50 =
mark Thanksgiving day. The brosn .;nr
lyn schools joined in one ceieofa.'"n
and the East Side school in ano'nei.
The holidays extended until Mono"'
morning.
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]. ! nas Been Reached.

nefson of the Mcpherson
,ooAlany gives it as his
II fock bottom has been
,ne ! downward tendency
PERSONS who have been
iurher lowering are
instead OF further de-
."rAe' is most likely to
upward in many lines.
son sales are especially
'ne approaching holiday
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Ciiy Treasurer.
Section Seven.

Ci,y Treasurer.
Section Seven.
In case the issuance oi said bonds
shall be authorized by said electors
legally qualified 20 vote theI9oT.
there shall be levied. assessed and
collcled. annually. upon all taxable
property in the city Of salmon, IN
addition 10 the authorized taxes, a
special tax. producing "A sum saaie=
eint 10 pay the interest on said niu
nicipai COUPON bonds falling due In
that year: and there shall also be
created In The year. 1880. siukinF
fund b. such additional levy. asses.
ment and collection Of special tax
In amount sufficient 30 raisr the
suin Of Thirt threr Hundred ts3.@aHl
Dollars and sgeh sinking iuua
shall b. continued annually iheTeaf
ser b. a llks special tHz. levied, as
sesaet and collected annually. snl
grfent In amount - raise said sum
cf Thirty Three Eandrci lS3.2oo 9ol
Dollars. and until Nuele
tent eurn shall have bc2 raised
rayly r.deeta All ~ gali bonds. Sbch
sinking fund shall be separate aH0
distinct from atl other fuB6R "r mon
Ft and SH3it &c ~ ~ - q Astsf -
Of which 10 pay The principal 81 i'ai3
municipal coupon bonds. u " iEe
Intention and purpose hereof 10 mi,ke
fan and adequate provision fog he
collection OF special annual taxes sai.
fcient 10 pay the intercsi o1 said
honds as II shall fall dle ari also TO
create and constitute Sinking fnna
ON ard after The year 1850. for III.
pavmeni of the principal Of said mu-
nicipai coupon bonds. and within
twenty years from the time cf the
contracting af the debt evidenced ey
the same: and such special taxes
shall be levied. diseased and coiieet.
ed annually. as other city taxes are.
and in addition thereto. and shall be
applied solely 10 pay said municipal
coupon bonds. and the interest there
On untii the same are fully PAID
should any interest on said muniei.
nal coupon bonds become due ana
payable before the leyying OF any
special tar for the payment thereof.
or should said special taxes collected
during any year be Insufficient 70
raw the bonds and interest. or either
due and payable In that year men
;hc defleit shall BE- taken from the
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Contest Filled.

Suit was started in the districs
court today in the election Of county
commissioner in the frst district.
Siel against Summers. irreguisrL
ties are alleged In these OF the vot-
ing places. Depot. Iron creek and
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elsekleo Amonc Cattle.

The farm bureau reports the pres
ence of blaekleg among cattle herds
near Salmon. Cases SO far reported
are well In hand. however. with Ia
tai results reported only On three or
four ranches.
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rouse PARTY.

s' Thomas H. Yearian
-, Erty at their ranch
IA, IA, with all their daugh-
is. Nichols at home,
including the son. Rus
Es. MT IT and Mrs. Charles
hadse and Miss Hell
s-es's included r. P.
I, Mss ,s, Dorothy Quarles.
MISS Martha Whitwell
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lowing. to-wit ss.saa ON Januafy /
1891. and Ss,soo on the first day of
January Of each and esery rear
thereafter until said bonds shall Is.
wholly redeemed.
Section Six.
The said bonds and coupons shall
De substantially in the following
form. tb-wit:
onited States Of Asnsrica
state Of idaho. County cS lsmhi.
Watee Municipal Coupon Bond
Of the
City Of Salmon.
The city OF Salmon. In the county
OF l.enahl. In the state Of Idaho. for
value received. acknowledges itself
Indebted and hereby promises 10 nav
10 bearer the sum of
Dollars In lawful money of
The United States OF America, al the
onice Of the City Treasurer. ON the
--.---.--....------., day ..--.......
A. d.. lSsl. with interest thereon MI
the rate OF six per eentum per an.
mum. payable semi-annuaih ON the
nrst day OF July. and the first day of
January, in each year. al the Office
Iof the City Treasurer aforesaid. IN.
ON presentation and surrender OF
the annexed coupons as they sever.
ally become due.
The said city reserves the right.
however. 10 pay this bond at any
time after the first day Of January.
A ~. 1881. upon notice 10 the hold.
or thereof who has registered and
same With the Treasurer OF said
city. THIS bond Is issued for the
purpose OF purchasing primary
risnt 10 the use 0f ninety 1901
inches. under q four inch pressure,
OF the waters Of Jesse creek. for the
use OF said Municipality and the il.
habttants thereof. BY virtue OF and
IN full conformity and compliance
with the Constitution OF the stAte Of
Idaho. and the provisions OF Chapter
ITO. OF Title 80, OF the Idaho Compli.
ed Statutes. and also by authority OF
vote OF the qualified electors, who
are taxpayers OF said city. al an
election legally called and duly held
In said city. prior TO the issuance OF
this bond. at which election more
than two-thirds Of all the legal voies
cast ON the questions were In favor
OF the issuance Of this bond.
IL is hereby certified that all acts
and things required To be done. and
conditions and things required to ex,
LIST precedent 10 and In the issuance
OF this bond to render the same leg
al and valid. have been done. and
did exist in due time. form and man
ner. as required by law. and that the
total debt OF this city. including thai
OF this bond. does not exceed the
constitutional or any statutory linn
itation of the state OF Idaho.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
city Of Salmon, In the state Of Idaho
has caused this bond TO be signed
By its Mayor. aftested by the City
Clerk. and countersigned by the Cit,
Treasurer. and the seal OF said city
affixed as of...........,. day OF .....~
A. ID. 1921.
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The A. II. Ford family are az .He
Morris n Cotton ranch home Tot !"
few days.
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lsAser. at Dinner.

-, Lewis and Winifred
,salned ~ their fellow
~, Salmon schools on
49,; at the Lewis home.
seen ss at the table. with
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ATTEST:

City Treasurer
form Of coupon.)
No. ..z......-....- s3000
On the iirst day OF .-.-....
A. d.. 10 -.-., the city OF Salmon. In
tlae state OF idaho. will pay 10 the
bearer $1,000 In lawful money OF the
United States OF America, al the Of
flce of the City Treasurer being in.
terest then due on its municipal
coupon bonds. dated
.........A. H., 1890.
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Section Five.

Tn. said bonds shall Be made pay
able in amounts and at times fol-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-26
Mosrow

a'er is home from the
. at Moscow. She ar
on Tuesday.
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Mayor.
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-02-19

books in which might be written the stories of what
the did to individuals and families. There are men
in American workshops who have not heard from
their families since 1914 and there are men and wo-
who have heard from their children parents
in the same length of time. In many instances of
course, they never will hear-"it is the war;"
But there are still other cases where news has
come through dire news of suffering which never
promises to be relieved from districts to which relief
supplies and Red Cross ministrations do not seem to
reach Hundreds if thousands of responsible heads
of families waiting to bring their sufferers
across are besiegng the officials of all governments
for the opportunity do so but even though the
has been over for IS months there be no way
by which residents of suffering countries be
ported to their selsupporng and financially independ
ent relatives in this country.
1t is really terrible and battling condition when
one brought face to face with in concrete instances
1t would be worthy the attention and serious
effort of those who have knowledge of how the chan
nes can be opened, and power to open them.-Dear-
born, Mich. INDEPENDENT. i.
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Bible of The Republic

The United States is Republic, not pure
democracy autocracy.
Autocracy is state wherein absolute unlimited
power is person.
A pure Democracy is state in which the people
exercise the powers of sovereignty, directly.
Republic is state in which the exercise of the
Sovereign is lodged in representatives elected
by the people.
The American people made the Federal Constitu-
ton and this Republic with their votes. Whether we
agree with the Constitution criticize it or are ignorant
of it, it is still in force.
Broadly speaking, it is written around one princi-
pie, the security of mans individual rights.
While the people are the source of sovereignty,
they have conferred the exercise of all pows of govern
ment upon the President, the Congress and the judci
airy their representatives)
This form of government planned by dele
gates, ftytwo in ALL appointed by the people and as
sembled for the purpose, in the year, 1887 Washing
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Is There No Help for These

The government could relieve much unneces-
sary misery if it would begin at once to facilitate the
arrival in the United States of the relatives of citizens
who here before the for the purpose of
ing enough money bring their families across Every
great industrial institution the United States could
supply the with the data of scores of cases
of this kind In instances the head of the family
has come alone intending send for his family
when he had home made for them. In other in
stances the husband and wife have come together,
leaving their children with the old folks at home, all
of whom to be brought when the funds were
ready.
The war is written in terms of what it did to ma
tons, but the world is big enough to contain the
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ton, Franklin, Hamilton, James Wilson and George
Morris, being among them The Constitution was
then adopted by vote of the people, and it has been
in force nearly century and third.
During this time the individual being secure in
his rights has progressed in material things that make
life easier, in discovery and invention, beyond parallel
in history Perhaps made greater progress than in all
previous time. We have advanced from the candle to
the electric light, from an to train of cars
from the needle and thimble to the sewing machine
from the village shop the great manufacturing plant
from the mail carrier horseback to the night letter.
the telephone and the wireless. We have conquered
the air and the bottom of the We have gone far
in conquering disease. And equal greater progress
has been made in many other directions.
In the presence of the evils, the misunderstanding
and great of the present. hour when the ship of
state is being rocked, the American people should
the Constitution and study as never before
because it has worked well for humanity and if rightly
followed will continue to work WELL
1t should be framed and hung in every college,
school, church, odgeroom, shop, factory and public
place in the land. Not only that, but it should be
taught in every college, school, church, shop, factory
and odgeroom in the land, until our people know it
as the Revolutionary Fathers knew it. The justice
and equity of its principles and plan safeguard the
present and the future. 1t based the doctrine
pounded by the stocs of equity for the slave well
as for hesmaster, written into the Roman law of DID,
into Magma Charta and into the Declaration of indie
pendence.
Equity for all, is and will be the governing force
of the world.
Socrates said, 81 would have you look to your
selves."-John M. Rees in St. Paul Dispatch.
Copenhagen maintains permanent exhibition of
devices to protect workers from accidents
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Duluth a Seaport?

At meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of
the United States at St. Louis, it was resolved
that, existing facilities inadequate to meet
the increasing need of the Nation 1--WE urge that Con-
gress provide for comprehensive system of water
ways" comprehensive system That necessarily in
CLUBS the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence problem.
Our Great Lakes, now land-locked, bear COM
merce of 100000 tons yearly-that is to say
100000 tons the Sault Ste. Marie locks between
Lakes Superior and Huron, but greater traffic. fur
Their down. in the Detroit River Thus the Lakes have
already shown some of the potentality inherent in
their location.
But the potentiality is far greater than anything
yet achieved. What would be the effect if the shores
of the Lakes were made seacoast instead of lake
coast, with fair road to the worlds markets?
This query animates the populations of fifteen of
States in the heart of the continent whose indus
tries and trade would be affected if this possibility be-
probability. These States have one-third the
area onethird the population and onethrd the wealth
of the country. They produce seven-eighths of our
iron three ourths of our wheat two-thrds of our
corn, and half of wool. Moreover, they possess
twothrds of measured coal and have pre-
dominance in copper, zinc, and lead.
The Middle West, represented by these fifteen
States, cramped. 1t cannot its goods when in
1t produce up its capacity for
want of transportation system which would fit its
production 1t reaches the sea through the Mississippi
or through the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence
The latter is the wider gate. Open it to its full width
and depth and Middle West production is made
very much more accessible to the worlds markets.
We glad to note that Congress has already
asked the Canadian Government to consider, through
the international Joint Commission, plan in which
the two nations can unite.-The Outlook
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@ u E r. 1 E S
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NOTICE TO INMATES

the benefit Of inmate: who appreciate and the
Ss0a schoo! study tsra
helpful information in connection with their work in various
un You are veicoe - % ~ Use
20 yourself MIRROR with collaboration Miss
endeavor to supply the requested information.
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NorcEln order regulate the conduct of this column
inmates must sign their name register number and lock
Der to all queries submitted for publication. Inmates
of will not be published, only the initials of each
querist being used.-Editor.
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Copenhagen maintains permanent exhibition Of
devices to protect workers from accidents-Selected
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O:-What is an air pocket?-F. A.

O:-What is an air pocket?-F. A.
A:-When airplane is travelling at the rate of so
miles hour there pressure of air against its
wings that keeps it up If it should suddenly into
of air that blowing the rate the machine
is going and in direction there would resistance
under the wings and machine would fall This would be
air pocket.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-02-19

Q:-Some books say that is long since dead and
that earth will belize it day. Others say that earth
like time and that has yet reached
the of forming into planet like the EARTH Which is
rightl-O. P.
A-Moon is cold and dead orb or at least in ex-
old age Sun is extremely hot and has cooled su
fcienty to permit life of any Earth is in medium
stage; its interior still molten hot while its has
cooled sufficiently support life; it is gradually cooling off
and if this process continues it will future age be-
come like moon cold and dead.
O-What Office in this country corresponds to premier
such LoydGeorge in England and Cemenceau in France?
H. s.
Ave have corresponding post The premier
prime minister under European governments is really the
chief ruler formerly he represented sovereign but he
the people, through parliament Nearest thing
have is secretary of state but secretary
executive Official acting under the president and with
out direct responsibility to congress or people,
OWL gorilla live in captivty?-M G.
A:The gorilla is very difficult capture and hard to
for in captivity Superintendent of national geological
park Washington says there goras in captivity in
U. S. There in geological park in New York but
it died recently
O:-Following statement recently made from pull
pitt When the Christian people of this nation requested
that Christ be recognized the peace conference pres
peace table," Was that statement made in any
impied?-H B.
A:-Presdent Wilson of would never have made
such crude he did acquiesce in the
fact that Christ recognized any reference made
the Christian religion. The explanation that many
others besides Christians had joined in the and that it
would have given ofense these if Christianity had been
specially recognized There Christian nations both
sides in this war; well nonChristian ones that
Christianity was not the dividing line For example the
Jews powerful and they would hardly approve the
recognition of Jesus Christ There also many Moham
medans, Hindus, Buddhists engaged, speak of
millions who had special religion.
O:-Do modern passenger steamers make of anchors
and also sais?-S. w.
A-Every vessel is required by law carry anchors for
safety together with suitable supply of chain These do not
be used when vessel lands DOCKS but they
used when is off shore they also have to be
used during if engines break down. Sails
ordinarily used by big but they always
carried to be rugged up in of emergency.
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O-What does the word "bimp" mean? I'M c.
A-This is the applied small nonrigid airships.
1t is slang word, originating with the English.
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NOTICE inmates using the Query Column and desiring
detailed information their invited
splendid reference books in to be had on The
ton technical subjects Consult the Useful Arts
library catalogue for diversified subjects.
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The Presidents second Industrial Conference pre-
pared tentative report which says "Our modern
industrial organization if it is to become failure,
must yield the individual larger satisfaction with
life Not only must the theory that labor
modify be abandoned, but the concept of leadership
must be substituted for that of mastery Human
fellowship in industry either be empty phrase
or living fact."-Exchange.
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-. co Nj Nj e n II S ..

In Birthday card received sometime ago by
a contributor this sentiment occurs: Each of us
as he goes through life is the center of an ever
moving circle of disturbance In some cases the circle
is wde in others majority-it is comparatively
narrow; but it is always wide enough involve many
lives besides our own Affecting some profoundly
others only slightly, but touching many and nAuenc
ing in some degree all that it touches. "-Exchange.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-02-19

Lincoln said: "Shall he who can not do
much be for that reason excused if he do
nothing?" Thrift Stamps and War Saw
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NOTICE TO INMATES

CHURCH NOTICE
Prison Chapel nine o'clock Sunday
Catholic service alternate Sunday
G. E. Benson and Rev. FIR. Corcoran, Chaplains