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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30
TO THE CITIZENS OF
BEAR LAKE COUNTY

Having accepted the nomination
for the office OF Probate Judge on
the Democratic ticket. hereby an
nounce myself candidate for that
office.
was born and reared in this
county and If by my past record my
friends feel that am worthy Of their
support I will greatly appreciate the
same and If elected in November /
will endeavor to perform my duties
SO as to be credit to my party and
to the citizens of Bear Lake county.
Truly yours,
LEVI H. LONG.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

result that number of leaks develop
ed and thereby lessened an already
low water pressure. III most cities
this abuse is prohibited by law and
arrests and fines follow cases of dis
regard of the order. 1t seems strange
that people are so thoughtless and do
these things.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30
THIS WEEKS PROGRAM AT
THE MONTPELIER

Monday-Goldwyn feature. Watch
for the name. Snub Pollard comedy
Merely a Maid" Pathe News.
Tuesday itagraph, Alice Joyce
in 1.-THE Vengeance of Durand," Big
" comedy, "Harems and Hokems, =
Topics of the Day.
Wednesday-Fo Madeline TRAY
erse in Iron Heart" Sunshine COM
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE.-Will sell
my farm located at Richfield, Ida.
which is an irrigated forty acre
tract of land mostly in alfalfa.
win trale for Montpelier residence
Il. ID. Moore, Montpelier, Idaho.
w 1880
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30
no THE VOTERS OF

BEAR LAKE COUNTY
! wish again to offer you my serv-
Ices as assessor Of Bear Lake county
on the Republican ticket During the
time ! have been in office, have be-
come well acquainted with the work
in Bear Lake county and / am sure
/ can do great good for the people.
Truly youres,
JAMES DUNN, County Assessor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30
Want Column

FOR RENT -Four room house, fine
lawn; close In, Fifth street oppo-
sit school house. Enquire Thos.
Barrett. Jy 80
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

FOR sALE-My ranch, consisting Of
800 acres. Good buildings and
stock. Enquire of Ed. A. Austin.
Montpelier, Idaho. jy3O-a13-p
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

FOR SALE-Black horse weighing
1900; also studebaker farm wag-
on. Win exchange for cows. Lot
tie Hayes, Georgetown. Phone
191-j12. 1902
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR HAY
Seven year old black horse, weight
about 1900 pounds. G. J. MesserIy
Montpelier, Idaho. jy23-aep
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

FOR SALE in. MONTPELIER.
Enquire OF ]. o. Mozart, Jr., City.
Jy 9-30-p
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30
no THE VOTERS OF
BEAR LAKE COUNTY,

I hereby again offer my services
to Bear Lake County for the office
OF county treasurer on the Democrat
ic ticket. AS In the past, shall con-
tinue in the future to serve you to
the best OF my ability remain.
Yours truly,
LUCILLE HALL
County Treasurer
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

LOsT.-Black and bay team, weight
about 1850 each. Branded LIP
combine on left shoulder. Reward
$40. Jesse Latham, Paris Jy16tf
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

FOR SALE-My $40 acre dry farm
near Pegram of which So acres are
under cultivation. All fenced ana
necessary buildings Price sic
per acre. For further information
write Mrs. L. lonely Lava Hot
Springs. Idaho. jy2-30
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

LOST.-Auto license No. 1922.
Please return to this office. Jy 23tf
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

WANTED-Neat 8 or 4 room house.
furnished. Notify this office. If
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-30

III CONGRATULATIONS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06
NEW YORK AND ITS ATTRAc
TONS

Mr.. John L. Meredith, of Burling
ton, VT, in a recent letter to the New
York Herad tells what New York is
now and draws a prophetic picture Of
its future.
He says:
New York lonesome? Far from 1t
In my opinion, it is the most wonder.
full city in the world, with its mani.
fold attractions, and it is there we
can find just such pleasures as are
worthy of us. and our immortal souls.
I, too, have been a. globe trotter,
and can frankly say that New York
city is situated in the most wonderful
state and is so vast and great with its
attractions that it deeply stirs the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06

drugs not in oil solution used as
sprays will not destroy the germs. Oil
inhibits the growth of them. That is
why medicated oil spray is used
Systematically at least morning and
evening, more frequently under mark.
ed exposure, so that the mucous mem
brane has the spider netting Of oil, as
it were, the germ will not gain admit.
lance into the circulation, thus avoid
ing systemic infection. This treat.
ment cuts out the doctors, prevents
nose colds and the extension Of the
flu, which causes pneumonia.
Go to any drug store and get two
ounces of liquid petroleum, to which
add one dram of eucalyptus OIL If
too irritating. double the oil or divide
the eucalyptus. Use any Oil spray
The best pocket one is No. SO, White
hall-Tatum, of New York. Inhale the
spray fully in the nose and throat.
Finally, 1t is my BELIEF that in spite
of the questionable sneer of the doc
tor, that the mortality in these cases
will be just about nil, and that tens
of thousands of lives will be saved In
this country, wrecked Constitutions
saved from infirmities due to these
microscopicol germs which multiply
by the million within twenty-fouI
hours, the ptomaine poison of which
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06

render uncounted numbers of people
invalids for all time, even If they sur.
yiye the invasion of this calamitous
germ disease.
The question may arise by scientific
physicians as to inhibition of germs in
an oil solution. In reply will state
that it has been proven that as the
breathing apparatus of the germ is on
the outside the germs are thus smoth
cred Immediately by contact with oil
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06

imagination. What river In tho oIf
world can rival the Hudson. th.I
matchless stream Songs win sef IL
written about It. And there 4 "a
place In Europe which has snoh varf
ed and inspiring scenery as New Yor.
state with its picturesque r.aka
George. the peerless Mohonk. Nlarar.
ana the Adirondacks and the Catstllls
Just waiting for the magic pen Of ne
poet to sing them into Worldwide =.
probation. have Witnessed AZ
most wonderful sunset right IA TIE
heart Of New York city in Riverside
Park. And the United states-ln fact
all North America viii soon become
the Mecca for tourists. New Yo,k
members Of that band Of explorers
weo know the wanderlust may ~ Al
sent for a while. when a longing A.
get back" again win surely com.
twitcAng at their hearts.
"And then how can one Ds .ons-5'..
In the great metropolis with ia woa.
derful girls? II ought 10 he = hachn
lors' paradise, with IFS good rlrln
fair girls, pretty. fascinating elrls.
musical girls, girls Of brains and enef.
gy character and charming personal
ity. Ones only regret should BE- 4
not being able TO make his soiourn
permanent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06
Do You Enjoy Your Msals2

II You 90 not enjoy your meals your
digestion is faulty Eat moderately,
especially of meats, masticate your
food thoroughly. Let five hours
elapse between meals and take one of
Chamberlain's Tablets Immediately
after supper and you will soon find
your meals 20 be a real pleasure.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06

For Rheumatism and Bad Blood
Take Mystery-Red-Drops. AT Anti
Monopoly Drug Store. fmo.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06

TIE protect, save the annoyance,
avoid the danger and the awful NOR
tally of the "flu' requires simply just
that attention that routine care re-.
quires to keep yourself in a good san
iary condition.
Last year l sent a letter to a dis
Itinguished friend of mine, in fact, one
OF the most prominent men in Florida
AS he is a humanitarian at heart he
quickly published the same, knowing
THAT | was Indifferent to such an an.
nouncement, as had withdrawn from
active practice many years ago. It
was in 1872 when / began practice in
Akron. l was Immediately initiated
into general spread of what was de.
nominated "epizootic." 1t was as con
tagious then as it is now under the
name FLU" All sorts of remedies and
nose sprays were used. | am not pre-.
Pared TO say with what efficacy. There
is in the span Of my active practice a
line of facts we'll substantiated that
this is a germ disease, as is the La
Grippe, epiEootic or the flu, which may
be a difference in degree and not in
kind, the same requirements for treat
ment being the same. AS a throat
specialist, trained in Herman Knapp's
School OF Orthalmology, GEOLOGY and
Larnyxology, the New York Eye and
Ear and the Manhattan, I have been
familiar with the methods of the
greatest schools on these lines, so al,
of the various sprays and Treatments
have been tested with questionable
results.
When I note the confessed results
CT the treatment fer re-visiting Of the
unwelcome flu, noting the awful NOR
tally, especially in pneumonia, it ap
pears to me that any suggestion
which involves no danger, prevents
the spread Of the Infection, should be
considered by newspapers, public Off
GERS Of authority, who have nothing
to recommend but handkerchief to
the nose, which handkerchief will con
tain millions of the germs thrown
into the atmosphere in the specks OF
line disseminated by every use of the
handkerchief These germs are let
loose in all of their activity and yiru
lence
After you have noted the great NOR.
tally of the disease in question in
stead Of the ridiculous treatment. ad
vised, try what was tested last season
on my recommendation expressed il
the Florida papers and in California
through friends.
My discovery of this treatment was
accidental. In trying an oil spray
many years ago, noticed that instead
of getting these influenza attacks i'm
mediately following the treatment,
had ceased to be infected with them,
which formerly carried me into
larngitis, then bronchitis of a septic
nature requiring many weeks to dis
appear. Cresoline, inhalation of ell
calyptus vapor, and rock and rye
now thing of the past-were tried
the latter quite fascinating. | am Civ
ing these facts to show the utter rot
of the ordinary recommendation and
isolated treatment as carried out
from the forum of official reference.
Hundreds of lives were saved in
Florida last year by the line of treat.
/ meat re-stated. 1t means that it
should be followed up, sick or well
with the regularity of the use Of a
hygenic tooth brush, and to get rid OF
mouth germs the ongue should al
ways be brushed with antiseptic solu-
tions.
The failure of previous treatments
fn1 To-. - 4 g. ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06
INFLUENZA PREVENTIVE SIMPLE
AND EFFECTIVE
Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. 3, 1920.

Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. 2, 1920.
To the Editor Ocala Banner:
Enclosed you will find an article
on the ..fiu" by DR.. M. O. Terry. DR..
Terry is ex-surgeon general Of New
York state under three governors
He. was an appointee OF President Nc.
Kinley, and was in charge OF the New
York state troops in the Spanish
American war, He was president of
the U. S. board of pension examiners
under President Cleveland. He re
tired in 1905, and wrote this article
for the love of humanity. Your publ
cation of this article now will do a
great deal of good. Thanking you,
am, Yours truly,
S. B. JENNINGS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06
The Ocala Banner Job Department

FOR SALE-Three Jersey cows with
young calves for sale at a reasonable
price. J. B. BURY,
Orange Lake, Fla
1-S0-2tw
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-06

Start the New Year right with a
to the Oeala Banner.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
Ekszer-iizlet
SAMUELS
Is. South Phelps St.

LEANY KERESTETK
altalanos hazi munkara, azonnali
belepesre, igen j6 fizetessel. CHM i:
Mrs. Neuman, Norwood ave-.
Youngstown, 0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30

court martial that called Tom owens to a speedy
fnai accounting. can easily discover n. They
viii find u In long years of catering 10 tho
criminal element b. the hlghost officers OF tho
yNVto In a record FOR pardoning convicts CON
vicod Of grave crimes unoquallod In tho annals
Of American history. eliminating IN the par
doninE orgy" Of fcw weeks ngo that shockqd
tho entire sothwest
4 crowd oc indignant citizens took tho Law
into their hands because they we're convinced
that GOV James Robertson, acting governor
Bob Davidson, acting governor Tom Wsldrep
and Lieutenant governor Trap and local county
officers woro unworthy Of tho trust that hnd
been roposod iu them to protect the decent cit
izonship OF the state and enforce the laws
honestly and vigorously
Tbeso citizens made the most Sensational
protest they were capable o. Not only against
tho hlgh.ups In government hut against tho
conditions existing ut the county courthouse
which were proven by the ease with which
government was overcome by them. Tho con
tempt this gathering Of citizens had for the
shcriffs offlco and the lmpotoncy ot government
cxcmplfied by him the case with which they
swept this department Of tho public service
aside, II not by any means tho least significant
feature Of the affair.
That our analysis OF the incident ia correct
stands attestcd by street tnll, tho day following
"Onc pet the governor and acting governors
will not have tho pleasure OF pardoning"
The county was saved considerable expense
md real justice motcd out"
- vlElenco committee has proven Itself
moro efficient and economical in enforcing law
and restraining the hi.jackers than all the Of
fioerH in the county"
"The straw bondsmen didn't have a chance
to make money out Of owens"
Hundreds OF statements like this we're heard
on every hand.
Finally. an incident like that which occurred
Saturday night does not take place In a com.
munity where law enforcement Is a fact and
Justice both spcedy and certain.
We make no defense OF the mob spirit but
we do assert that It will he. an impotent and
hopeless citizenship whom conditions such as are
the rule In governmental circles in Oklahoma
can so on and on Without a righteous protest
such was registered In the case Of Tom
Owens, and we predict that unless conditions
are speedily improved. the ope are now dis
cussng will not be last by any means
Again we assert that very great Significance
attaches 60 the fact that the whole proceedings
planned imany hours In advance OF the
of what was coming and ample time TO prevent
what did take place. Yet when the crowd
moved TO its purpose the sheriff was swept aside
like chaft without protest or even a gesture to-
wards protecting tho man in his charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Alton Living IL Down.

Have you passed through the city
OF Alton lately? II so, YOU have, OF
course, noticed the Harding and Cox
pictures in the windows OF the
homes along the National pike. Il
not. it is well worth the trip.
Four years ago, Alton was the
scene Of one OF the most bitter par
tisan fights ever staged in this sesS
ton. reports state. with those wtN
favored "he kept us out Of war ~
the lead,
II republican entered the VII
lage. and mentioned the fact rSPt he
was against President Wilson Z re-
election. the man usually lef the
place in hurry. Alton was DEM
ocratic stronghold.
This year the times have changed.
Though several pictures Of Gov. Cox
are in evidence, a glance at the
north side Of the street changes tho
lineup. Harding pictures are lead
ing the field this year, and with
good margin.
Alton believes in Advertising
London (Ohio) Press.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
REPRESENTING OUR AMERICA.

The president himself never tired of inter
pretlng for foreigners what he was pleased to
explain to them was the sentiment of America.
Time after time, both at home ana sbrosd he
specifically explained II speak for thd American
people"
Looking back upon the things he said and
the obligations he committed our America TO,
one but wonder that his spokesmanship was
never challenged by demand that he exhibit
his commission and prove his right to exercise
the authority he arrosated to himself Had that
been done It would have been better for
America.
BefoN ,he peace conference in Parts, May
10, 1919, the president said
the American people who came
into the world cohsecrated to liberty are
ready to cast in their lot In common with
the lot OF those whose liberty is threatened
wherever the cause OF liberty seems To be
imporiled, This Is the spirit OF the people
Aot the United states and they have been
privileged 10 send two million men over
here to tell you SO"
The very important thing abou, that utter
ance is that II was not true. II is not true to
day II was not then nor is it now even approNi-
maely true.
Under the leadership OF true patriots the
American people hazardcd a bloody and trem-
endiously expensive to retrieve their 10, from,
the common lot of mankind. that they might
set up a government Of their own choosing and
construction, establish laws radically different
from those which were the common lot worship
God in various ways contrary TO the common
LOT and do various and sundry things hidcously
unorth adoX In the minds OF those whose COM
mon business was to govern the common lot
And they, after accomplishing these things
set seal upon their complcsrd work which bore
the legend AS we here and now pledge our
selves not TO interfere in the affairs Of the Older
nations OF the eastern hemisphere, So we pro-
hht those older nations from acquiring political
rights in the western hemisphere or doing In
any way that which threatens the independence
Of these United States or interfere in iis govern
ment"
That was, It is and It viii always he the
true spirit Of the people OF the United States.
The American people In 1879 were not ready
to cast in their lot with any other people on
earth. Nor are they ready for such suicidal
action today, They were ready then as they
are ready now, as they have always been ready
when under national leadership that afforded
the national conscience adequate expression to
express sympathy for any people seeking liberty
and independence, ana 10 offer their hospitality
to fugatives from oppression rcgardless OF
whence they came
America today always. is conscious of
her own virtue, Of the rectitudo OF hor own IN
tentons and stands ready to follow wherever
her heart directs But she is not ready to give
bond for her virtue, forswear herself for all
time nor enter any association OF nations that
even in the remotest degree takes from her full
liberty of action according TO her national con.
! science, nor will she ever hA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
Margaret CARROTS
Husband 1-n
hy Jane PHELPS

country they na; irally mean two
lots"
II didn't hear or see anything SO
wonderfully out Of the ordinary last
night" | inte"posed when Elsie
stopped for breath.
NO, last nigh, We were all Just
human beings, having a good time in
en innocent way as real human be-
ings often do. one can't always be
on the heights you know, Margaret.
Occasionally clever people Ike Mar
ion Riggs. John Kendall and the rest
like to frivol little
you are as bad rs Marion Riggs
What do you think she said to me
last night"
I'm sure I don't know--what?" 2"
she asked me II l was willing
that Bob and Soma Wells should
play together"
THAT was horrid Of her, I never
knew Marion 10 be catfish before
1T was partly my fault She was
only getting even"
I'm what waY--I don't under
stand"
Il guess never told you, but ]
had a talk with Miss Riggs one day
and | said that | didn't wish Bob 20
90 down to hcr housa % read her
manuscripts that his place was at
home with mo. Add
You never dii! Margaret Car
rott?"
"les. and To- more" flushed
tha. oven Elsie should think me 81
Impossible as her cNprrs sion sus
Fcsted
so She tried 20 make you iealou.
~ Soma--um'' What did YOU say
when she asked il YOU were willing
thev should play together"
As near as | ran remember / toli
her | thought Soma quite an right,
and so there was no reason they
shouldn't play II they wanted TO-"
Really, you said that ,"
yes"
Bully for you' Wen win out yet.
Now get up and dress yourself
wart you 90 30 to the drossmakcr's
with me. I'm siYing a dinner mex;
week, and I'm going 70 have a new
gown, and 50 are you"
"Oh, now am hossed, ! moaued
as ! crawlod out OF bed and into the
hath.
dressed hurrlsdly, then we had
= bite Of luncheon before we started
cut
Elsie piloted me into a fashionable
shop on Fifth avenue. Sent for tho
manager and said;
II have brought you a now custo-
men. study he. good points will
you, and design a dinner drcss for
her II is 10 10 a small affair but
she must look her best
"Sho shalt" he declared, then
mououCd us 10 follow him
II see where l am led into all
sorts os cNtravag gances,' | whispered
10 Elsie
Has Bob ever told you TO be eco
nomical7'
"No-he alwavs has been most
generous. lie often tells me "a buy
whatever I need or want"
This is tho time Wen do it'" She
returned, as a model entered draped
In an exquisite dinner dress.
Tomorrow--Fine Feathers Make
Fine Birds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-30
A Shopping Expedition
Chapter CIN.

Get up lazy bones!" she greeted,
! II want 70 talk to you"
There's nothing to prevent, go
head"
First want to tell you that
was proud OF you last night. II real
ly. gave me a thrill to see how you
handled yourself | always knew
there was tho right stuff In YOU,
Margaret, but you were so sure your
way was the only wav TO live that
was becoming discouraged"
But | don't yet concede Elsie. %
y returned smiling at her cnthusi-
Hsm, that the way all those people
you included, live, is the right way.
Just what do you mean" Let's
talk It out
Il mean that II seems a fearful
waste OF time. that 7 feel that men
and women who love each other
married men and women. should
be satisfied with making a home, and
with each others society"
Now sec here Margaret, that's the
same old reasoning OF course mar
ried people should make a home, as
happy a home as possible. But LEI
met toll you dear there are few Of
us built So that constant compan-
ionship upbrokcn 10y the presence Of
others or OF outside interests doesn''
finally pail And boredom believe
me is one ot the greatest, IL not the
greatest foe TO happiness IN the
world Interest a man, amu9e him.
but as you value your happiness
md his. never bore him, nor allow
him to be bored wheH you are with
him"
"But they shouldn't be bored If
they care"
"Wnl YOU keep still wit hall that
rubbish about what they should and
shouldn't do They never do II, 60
why talk about it, II is what they
ehouldnt do they want to do; and
the things they should DO that they
leave undono II they are made dis
agreeanle or TO look ike a duty they
are expected TO perform, Now Mar
garet. ! do not think, any more than
you do, that society, friends. a good
time is all there is OF life: but IT Is
a part. and n very important part.
TO man like Bob his friends mean
a lot, and when they include some OF
the clcverest men and women in tho