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nest native. s.;oT no. western i.rre,v
300 So; butcher stock ana cat;Io .,en,,
l." ;ac io"Hr; bulk butcher COWS. 5.c,W -;
I'm csh""fS "."rSS: calves steady VIII
NHsisrday's close; top. Ion. ~"
los: R""'ipis, 1900: mostly ia nc
49, Ian E"s'"Tday's average: closing ac.
80 anu ci.irancc good: top carly. 10 z,
ate. lr-'; bulk. lroOulp.: pigs. l.: n a.,
49, en!N desirable. 500 100 pound p!gs,
Shc"n, l1.."; fat lambs. gualc lower:
;inr ha,ir" lambs. la.l: buik. ii..eW 80:
ives. 90: bulk NATIVE ewes. tSoG @
Ictucr. ss"aIN: :nn tn.I.r l.rnhs u D. -
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SIGAR
E:y Associntcd rrnss-l

NEN YORK. bee. 3.-Thr locs! m,rkc,
o. "a" auSar was AMOR" activ. today. In,
.ncFr We n" change ia quotations, whicL
ere quoted at Sc for cubaH eos, ,rJ
t,HiEhi; rpnsl to 80 FOR centrifugal. TN
cc"'.i..n "u..".-s amounted :" G..)0 bags a.
ouipoct rcinsrs and operators at ~. cos,
IN" ira'fht. and !.'o. bags OF ,uIl Gu,y
centrifugal. "" '''
Ir.cHS were easier under scattered uun,.
us'io'.' ana MA! prices showed declines
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htter II i.rm opening, ~ WHY
inuuStrIai trading was light and changes
were s;ra!i. Moderate activity was s,"rv,
~ some metal stocks. 1t was announced
ii"s."m M"ntann Corporation stouk ON the
Curb list, closing bid nra v.
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rETEKSmIEu rnNNIr MAnkEr.

iNcpo''"" %! Ro!%c's. PiunInl.t ~ Co. Inc.
,.,n, Petersburg. Va. Dee. :. laaN.
Farmers stock, marie,
mn" interest ia buying
f'nc? Jumbo. {; to .i.c i,cT 10.
ENira brine. : to &c per 10.
iriiic. tn - per ID.
ShcIlin: stoGi. } To tc u"r lii
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CoT"T0NS;.I.n Oil

NEW YORK, Doe. a.-co;,onseed OH ga,
ri by tn" declines in lard ana cotton
,nHtrf GEGd" and continued! dizziness il
points n"t lover. Sales. Ito barrels ~,
u. - barrels; nrin" Crude. 50. SsI.s
fr.ttc summer yellow "1ot. 9ClIa5 -. M
C-!nr"r. H:5. March. .:a: Nav 49,, 'S
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t'f- NOV "'il'Nis
NV York lil'ins. ;6.s: exports. 80
bales, StcCS. '.,3ih bales.
Minor o0-is-H"ceIp;s. l.2is bales: exports.
...t' bales stock. +.5t5 hai.s.
F"tal t-N-Ecc"!pt-. "..cN| bales. *.
:o-ts. s.5-s Sc'"s: stock. i..sG.."i bhl.s.
Tots, Tor """t--H Receipts. 57,"Is bal"s: *
Total tor sesson-Rcce!ats. 2.7S.9N bales.
*; nr.s. ..si61.- ha,cs.
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VIRGINIA RAILWAY And POWER co,
i~HrEiiuKBaN DIVISION
SCHEDULE.

Electric Train. leave seventh ami r.-,,
StIc:.s. south iichruond. Tor Pet, rsLu,.,
"a -. ~. 1853 \ NJ. 900 ~. H.. 7.0j
Luz \. NJ, l:;cJ noon: loo T.. H.. ar1
= NJ, $50. L.. NJ. ZOO A.. Nj. S:U j.. Nj
sS:tH l.. NJ. U:gJ l.. NJ. IuJ h. XnS
!: NJ. 90, l.. NJ 1870 l.. 81. ito. i. 81
".Ii y. n. 80
Electric Trains leave Sycamore ana ole
S'rsWais', retsrgnnFr. ior Richmond: 500
s.:i' ~ NJ. .1 y. NJ. lO:3, a. 81. Is,
q. NJ; i."j T.. NJ: 10, T.. NJ. 80 l.. 81
49,. VI: 50 l.. NJ. 5;2i l.. NJ, c.,
NJ. 100 i. NJ. ':5 l.. Nj. SJi l.. ",
s%r. ~. 1910 T.. ~. ii.io l.. NJ. l:E
4. NJ. go
<ot orsr1:ca Surla..
Not "rcrntcd SATURDAY or Sundn;
Daily. except sunday. ioSai TRAINS VIII
q" run lctNc"n Seventh ani Perry S;tc"ts
south isiChmoui. AMI Stpi, No. . every
i'It hDnF L'oln 100 \. VI. 10 $3.50 \. NJ.
.nI from $50" J.. ". 10 1:1O i. 81. ana
rhm Sycamore ana Old Streets. Peters,
hnrL. TO sop NJ ~ every ha.f hour ft,,,
20: y " /" ";e3 y. NJ. and IRON 80.
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JNckSpNNll.i.E. FIN, Dec. 3.-Turpcn-
.!n'' nothing dOin;. SlfI .2b:: receipts. SIC
,.niIin"nts none. siJch .a.5S,. Rusin. moth,
!: ~" sales: r'c"!r,s. 80: shipments. 20.
. toSh. III .52.. t.I,.": u. II. L.. Z, q. n.
i. IL. NJ. y. WI ANA WV 1850.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. 3-C.i,on r,oJs 49,.
Hhiclr IN ioday's TArkc: ana pr!ceu
sich"N. \ further revision In cotton warn
p'St ""S maj" IA "p!n" Eastern and
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CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 l.. Vain Street Phone Randolph az
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ACTIVITIES OF 4 STOCKS
FEATURES ON EXCHANGE
Gains Ranging From Fraction to
Nearly Two Points About
Evenly Distributed.
MEXICAN PETROLEUM STRONG
Following Opening, Professional
Traders Oncr Stocks i'm Liberal
Volume ON Theory That Reaction
Is Duo Account Short Interest.
HA 4 MAI.I.

NEW Nb9SN. Zee. ".-StrcnEln ana
activity OF Mexican Petroleum. Pan
American, American WoolCn. and
R~eudins, today featured an otherwise
stock market. n which gains
two points were about evenly dis
tributed throughout The list. Except
Tor reported Improvement IN the out
look for recognition of Mexico b?
Were no ucw e~volOpinents innu-
cnciug the trend OF prices. Can
money ruled all day at : per ccnt.
Mexican Petroleum Prominent.
i'~oiiowtn. % strOn: opening, in
which Mexican Petroleum. hguret
prominently. professional traders Of
fcrcd stocks in liberia! volume on the
theory that q reaction was due owing
20 tho reduction - the short inter-
est which is believed 20 have occurred
during IN" las, two days Their ci-
iortS resulted In n snort spell OF
heaviness. hU. failed 10 cause any
y. readily absorbed ~ whon the shorts
BEGAN trying 10 cover their slo-'
SAFES lNcE found stocks IN S'ant sup
ply. strength of tho oils had = slim
dustriuls. such as American Wooden.
which touched "a new high price for
ihiS movement. southern Pacific
continued To bc offered at tho cX-
railway list. with tho exception of
beading, marked t'mc.
Passing OF III" dividends on Chino
and Nevada Consolidated directed at
n"r. hIt failed 20 have any dcprcS-
sing inilucar" ~iuasrluch as the finan-
S!al district nal expected those dis
O~GrScmcHtS u H" discontinued.
shorts Get Jolt.
some % th" shorts received a So
were jol, IN Mexican Petroleum when
urgent huyinE "f tn" shares advanced
tho quotation dve points and closed
Ilr .EAra -IHT h|a- l sv.HsTn.A- nF -fra
hest figure. The reason for the sharp
Use has been known for weeks. but
Nan street had To 20 Ssurry.ac
around for something u.w. and cir.
culatcd = rumov th,' the a u Arncri.
can proposed 10 take the haianc. ot
~" Mexican IoirDl"um sto'k out
tAndinc through au exchange ot
three shares Of lu-hmer.r,n Gpr
onr of Mexican Pc,ro,op-n No con-
jTrmHtipN OF denial OF the rrwo~ could
te GHialu'd ~ tn" h"aoIiart"rs O!
Inc Mexican Petroleum COMPANY. hat
The prospects and position o. The
company. - far ~ earnings az. con.
c"rncd are suilia l"nt 20 Warrant tn.
Si-fuE-h OF ,h, shares.
Reading aelNit. and strength WI,
Aue So Expectation ;Net sou. an-
rgTliuG th" ccwpary's plans :or
s~e=',E.t.us IL coal properties.
WHY'S overland Drops.
WHY'S overland shares dropped r.
r.W iofv -teu-Er The rrcf.r-.d i--
-i'.ea taar t--u six points on, r.
v=rea sgWtlH.n- IF tine drop b.
-rro Sire The selling wa~
,e ac'ar rs5 is IL ;he has, kiaG by
e1 v1o . lnsE.H- for the dis
f.v5l,rd. nu The oc1-
a-- -rr-rr sr -. preferred
t- Asd large ont
t5- S-a-rlt.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

tlil' AGO. Dec. Carrie. pnrnIr,r
- Tow good native steer. strong on
snl''!iinc accounts: others about steady;
no strictly can.'r E;"":s here: ,ot. - =,
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NAVAL. STnI.t.S

Southern numbers. SILK. showed some
slight improvc,ncn;. Wool WAS quiet.
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RAILROAD

>f'i'si- snL bcpsrturcS al PASsenrcr liam.
'u,"N un,r.> at her " '>e shown published
ONT, ., Information and not guaranteed
I'rif ciccrt SUNDAY. SUNDAY oui,
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Special Notices

"pTltt!-l have sold my Interest," IL.
inc American Tailoring Company, i.i3
East 1dih street. viii nut b. r--upn.
s!H!c. iI any dS0ts made by amy one.
y ~Ihompson.
NOTICE 70 al! whom II may concern. TIA,
LOUIS itostn bought the pIhC. Of bu,-
mesa i'o'n Jack Sh".Iuia. $3.50 East RrUad
sect. Al ihoS" that have claims
At once, I. Rosru.
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toa.' i:r"G. Ex:or;. IL q. Il
Rest fnt snccp ......,.. o.
cum:uon Tat sheer ... M
Fresh cows anu caves. So TO So. PROS
.ccls only Iair.
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Lodge Notices

All. MEMBERS GoudwilI ana William
GUS ~Dau.hirrs Of America are requested
70 meet q. tpTprcw Hall. go. I.hst
~ 80 - NJ. TO attend ThanksE. wing
E"ENi.. az EAst Enh lnurrNL
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-%i.'unct.nI DIRECTORS

McthNl$G ORDERS cnmp.-;cG In -
h"u'S W. are rqulppc,i 20 dye gar
ih'h'r mack In twenty four hours. TniS
!" si'eciai branch %; our burlnesH and
- away S!ycn grpmp. attention. Mo-
z-LIe-. ~. North Sc%"nlh street.
PiiACf-Ed"n Phaup. fun-rA! director
s"u tinpaIih.r st3 r. Ia!n STREET.
Al.ihNon - hardolth 6S6o.
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Open. Iiigh. Inv cin,.
January ....,..... G.O l5.s) L1 4, a.
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LOCAL. PRODUCE MAnkEr.
tWh"!c.ai- LIMITATIONS by W"nls,n-Craix.
Inc. lSls Fast Gary Stre~t.p
Phone Madison 29H.J
lyWftrr.


cH.c-cas. sir.E. ... .
l:"r. lat. per 10
IN'ts. young :st. i,'' iH.
says ana TCOs-.r5. each &.
fula"a- Ia'. each
Gees" large. TAT .acH ..
A....A. a.. ~ NJ
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PIi.!.iAM-D.-i. at her lat. r.sil.nC.-
tI- ."Si clay street. at . y. N Mrs
May. Iin,tcr ~ruIiism widow ~ Inc I,t.
W. u Fu'.iatn. she IL survived by her
dHuEht"r. Mrs. y. " jenkins. and ii.r
son. Edgar 4. !'ul!iAm. both ~ I'M. en-
FHncihI services rom Grace stree, Hlp.
~ so n'c.cCk. ~Intcrm.n, Ia Nr,..rvi..s
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
SENTENCE Of THE FRENCH
SENATE READ TO CAlllAUX
Is Given Three Years in Prison and
Five Of Punishment, Also 10 Years
Loss Of Political Rights

Paris, April 2+.--Joseph Callaux.
former premier Of France, last night in
Neuilly hospital listened To the reading
of the sentence Of the senate. which.
sitting ms a high court of Justice, had
convicted him of commerce and cor
respondence with the enemy"
Three years Imprisonment, five
years forced residence In u town To
be selected by the minister OF the In.
terror, and 10 years loss of political
rights, the latter clause carving with
II Inability to vote or hold office, was
the sentence imposed.
The document was read by court
officer sent to the hospital for the
purpose, after il had been promulgat.
Ell before the senate by Leon Bour.
gcois. the presiding officer. Guillaux
was not present IN the senate cham
Der
The prisoner made no comment after
the official made known the contents
OF the document but his face showed
signs of deep sadness.
HHN'" ny tH' newspaper men pres
ent whether he desired To make n
statement, Caillanx replied:
Il shall be NJ your disposal tomor-
row or the next day, when | am re-
leased"
The question when NJ CailIany is 10
be freed requires intricate figuring IN
decide, for allowances have Ia be made
Tor the time he had been under re-
stralnt In prison and ut the hospital.
lie was In Jail for - months ana this
time, added Ia the period he has been
III the hospital. according Ia his par.
usans, constitutes the sentence of the
tull term of imprisonment imposed by
the senate
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
BODIES OF RUSS ROYALTY
ARE FOUND IN COAL MINE

feking. April ~ Seven bodies, four
~ those of members of the Russinn i'm.
peral family, arrived in peking from
itarbtn la>t week and We're buried In
The russian cemetery outside the city
wallis. The whole proceeding was sur.
rounded with the greatest secrecy,
even the Russian legation reeeivin.
>cant Information
The bodies We're declared tn he thoSe
"f ,irpud Duke Serge Michaalayiteb
Prince Ivan, husband oC Princess
Helene, daughter or King Peter If
Serbia; Prince Igor. brother af Prince
Ivan; Grand Duchess Elizabeth 81 six.
ter 81 the hate empress. aud three
servants Who shared the fate of m.
members At the royal famIl, when
y = alleged. theN were killed and their
bodies thrown daHn zeal mine near
rermu
The discovery Of the bodies was said
Ia have been made hy "A commission
appointed 10y Admiral kolchak
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
BILLS IN NEW YORK BAR
SOCIALISTS FROM BALLOT

Albany, \. T.. April 2l.--Two bills
| designed To bar the Socialist party Oi
| America. ~ now constituted, FROM The
| official election ballot, were passed
by the assembly last night. The vote
| on each was ~ to 81.
One III the bills sets up series III
qualifications for members Of the leg
islature and other public offices. and
provides for their disbarment from
such offices on conviction OF failure
To meet the qualifications. Advanced
designations Of candidates for the as
seinbly il one of the chief disQunllfi-
cations. Another disqualification is
the support anu advocacy Of principles,
doctrines and policies which might
violate the constitution of the United
States or the state of New York.
The other measure gives the attor-
ney general The right 10 petition the
third appellate division Of the supreme
court for u proceeding 10 determine IL
u political organization advocates poll.
eles and doctrines which. II carried
into effect. would violate the constitu.
tion, and further provides that IL sucl,
II political party Is found to advocate
such principles or policies, IL must be
barred from the ballot
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands OF women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect 1t.
Womens' complaints often prove to bt
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result Of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in healthy
condition. they may cause the other or
gans to become diseased
Pain in the back, headache, loss of am.
bition, nervousness, are often times symp-
toms OF kidney trouble.
Don's delay starting treatment. DR..
kilmer's Swamp Root, . physicians pre-
scription, obtained at any drug store. may
be just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
Get . medium or large size bottle i'm
mediately from any drug store.
However, il you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
kilmer Co., Binghamton. N. Y, for =
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
GARRY 0N"!
II Constipated. Bilious
or Headachy, take
"Cascarets''

Feel grand Be efficient! Don't stay
sick, bilious, headachy, constipated. Re-
move the liver and bowel poison which
Is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue
coated, your breath bad and your stom-
ach sour. Why not get small box of
Cascarets and enjoy the incest, gentlest
laxative-cathartic you ever expert
enced7 Cascarets never grippe, sicken
or inconvenience one like Salts, Oil,
Calomel or harsh pills. Cascarets bring
sunshine to cloudy minds and half-sick
bodies. They work while you sleep. Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
llST OF DEAD IN TORNADO
REACHES A TOTAL OF 233

Birmingham. Ala. April ~. Re.
ports received directly from the nor.
nous OF Alahama, Mississippi and
tennessee swept 10y Tuesdays tor
nadoe> yesterday brought the death
HSt up To 2I3. Previous reports had
estimated the dead ut 15a.
yesterdays reports from the three
states showed:
Ml>>'>Nihh' l1f dead, 100 injured.
Aiahama, IS dead; $40 injured.
tennessee, . dead: 10 injured.
Families made homeless were es,i.
mated NJ nearly ,ao and losses in live.
stock and property were placed M S3.
N1na0.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
Attempt to SmuggIe Japs Fooled

San Francisco, April GA plot 10
Smuggie japanese coolies into San
Francisco from ships coming from
Japan was uncovered hv waterfron,
ponce when II men made dash for
liberty from the freishter Eastern
Maid. Ten we're captured after the
ponce had fired on them. Three Is.
capped and have not been found.
Immigration authorities learned tho
japanese paid from $50 to SEQ ven ia
stevednre in japan To smuggle them
on board the Eastern Maid and ar.
range for their landing here.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
JAPs FIRE ON U. S. BARRACKS.

Harh'na. Manrhuria, April "a
Witness whe has arrived here confirms
a report thar the Japanese last Sun.
DAY fired an the barracks OF American
engineers near the scene Of the fi,ht.
lax al hailar between the japanese
anu The tzerh>, There were no cas-.
ualites among the Americans
me Japanese occupied the hills NJ
Haitian Tuesday and issued mn nIt,p,a
tun 10 the Czech commander ~ s,s
render his armorcd car. The Czcrh
officer aeCeded.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
Acid ST
Makes the 1
Nine Out of
Suffer RI

1t sends its harmful |
over the body, instd
strength. Day and nists
age goes on. No mat
victim cannot long wiz
destroying effects of a,
Good news for mi,
Chemists have found i
that takes the acid url
of the body; of courx,
removed, the sufferer q
Bloating, indigestion
stomach miseries all |
proven by over half . /
who have taken EATq
full benefits. It can b;
druggist, who will ch
trihing cost if not et|
Everyone should enjoy
quently the first tablet
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
eoorlEocERs ARE cAuoar
AFTER TWENTY MILE sAer

hs'lingham Mash April ef-,f...
a Mid rae" ~ ~ miles. three S,,frf.
nen. Charles Carroll and M,rl ~,
''ftFN SPENCER. brothers. were -.
r''>I'd 1.fr yesterday The men tri,.
.As i"" ears. crossed Tho har.i., =,
h.aIH> without stopping. custom, ,fs.
SsFS t'5sFh"ued TIE sheriff, 20.
herr one % tbe machines Non, 49,.
ne hitch and csrroIl The driver snr
rendered. arre>glns offtcerS said v.,,h
wen 'iets iuli u bottled whlskev
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
REGULAR TROOPS ARE
GUARDING BUTTE MINES
Quiet Reigns In Mining Town and
Strikers Are Making no Further At
tempts to Attack the Workers

Butte April 24.-With every avenue
10 the mines patroled by United States
soldiers. who arrived Thursday night
from Fort George Wright at Spokane
and Camp Lewis, Butte Yesterday was
quiet with no evidence Of trouble such
rs marked HE first three days of the
strike inaugirated against the mining
companies by the Mine Workers union
No 500 l. W. w. which demands II
higher wage. II siN-horr day and the
release Of political prisoners. The
strikers yesterday made no attempt 10
picket the mines and there were no
demonstrations Of any kind against
the soldiers ar miners. Not many IN.
derground workers reported to work
yesterday, AL the mining companies
being short handed. This Is accounted
for by the fact that it was not gen
orally known that soldiers would guard
The approaches 10 the mines and If is
expected that nearly normal crews
will go To work soon.
None of the lG men shot In Wednes-
day nights clash between strikers and
II force of deputy sherffs and police
on Anaconda road near the Neversweat
mine, Is dead, and all but four of the
wounded men are progressing toward
recovery.
The soldiers who arrived Thursday
are qliartercd IN the Florence hotel. II
big miners boarding house located on
the east side.
They include parts of three regi-
menis and number 30 men. MOI in
Guiding headquarters staff. The troops
nre in command of Col. Herman Hall
Of Camp Lewis.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
Rear Admiral Britain sa,sls.

Washington. April 24.-iiear Al.
mlrul Carlo II, Britain. chief ~ ia r.
for Adtnirai Henry N Wilson c,.ln.
nsn.lcF 81 ,be Atlantic fleet. commit.
ted suicide by shooting himself Thurs.
sias attn. on duty With The liyes in
s'Hsan waters.
Admiral Wilson IN advising H.,
eaet department of Admiral Hft.
ta4A death gaze no rsnsen fpr tA..
Hdtaltafs set Til. body wlI h.
hrtgshi tn ia. United States On Az.
hospital ship Snlare. Admiral Haf
tain's h.ane Was al RlehmOGd h,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
Red Cross Supplies Burn.

Saloniki, April 2l.-Americun Red
Cross supplies en- route from Mar
settles 10 Constantinople have been
destroyed In the burning Of the
steamer ieye here The ship was Il
total loss.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
OF the List.

"DOn't you subscribe to Blanks mag.
aZine any m0rei'
NO; when | was In France l re-
ceived a notice from 1t asking me
to notify 1t one month In advance II !
changed my address. Home Sector.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
Plain DIAGNOSIS,

Here is the case Of a physician ar
rested because he prescribed whisky
for patient Without inquiring what
the patient wanted the whisky for"
ANY dub could tell that without
asking. The patient wanted a drink
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis. April 20 - Wheat No
northern. 81 ESQ., SIS; M red sprinr
s. sssss rs, M, l hard Montana s. san
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j. 5. WARSH|PS
SAIL TO MEXICO
LEAVE SAN DIEGO TO PROTECT
AMERICAN INTERESTS ON PA
cIFiC COAST
TO CONFER ON DIFFERENCES
Members of National Council. Will
Meet RevoIutionists in Sonora
Rebels Formally Declare for
Overthrow of Carranza

Washington. April 81. = Two war
ships from the Pacific fleet were
ready last night to 20 to Mexican
waters today to protect American
citizens and interests at Mazatlan and
1ropoIobampo. They were ordered
from San Diego Yesterday ON orders
from the navy department after II re-
quest for protection had come from
state department representatives. at
those two Mexican Pacific ports.
similar request came from the
90, ernlnent agent at Frontera on the
gulf coast. but was not acted on
pending further investigation of the
situation there. The cruiser Sacra-
incnlo is at Tanpico, II short distance
away.
The exact situation in MaZatlan and
Topolobainpo WAS not known here.
There had been no report of disturb
ances and latest advices said fed
eraI force Of $50 men and two cannon
had arrived at MazatIan.
Sonora state forces in rebellion
against The CarranZa government are
known Ia be pushing on toward Ma
zatlan, the most important Mexican
gateway ON the Pacific. This force
is now well south of TOpOl0bampo.
but whether u detachment had been
deployed 10 make an assault there
was not clear.
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Deans ~
Strone ,

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Kidneys for yeasls
90 Virginia Piaa
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would have a ~
clothes were wrine
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spiration. The k;6
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burned terribly. a,
night my shoe,
were 30 tight q
my feet that 4
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hands swelled 60
couldn't hold a Ia.
cup. Ny back! Oh /
how it ached!
walked with two
bent over like an !
terrible pains shot
my knees would e
times / had to be
people on the stn
whether I lived Or
cradle. I finally q
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