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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
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or society roles III at her best in this
picture, there are others whose work
IS of Interest. Joseph Bowling,
whose acting was feature Of THE
Miracle Man., has the part OF a Wall
Street swindler; Gloria Holt plays q
child; Nils Wlelch has the role .oppo-
site Miss Barriscale:: Thomas Hold
ing plays an glishman and Dor
cas- Matthews, well known for her. so
.ciety parts, has q role which fits her
.excellently. y a
.ss The story concerns Marquita Shay,
girl who grows up on a Canadian
ranch, the daugh ter OF q man who
long ago passed away with the re-
quest that hisi friend, John Grayson,
bring up his little daughter. Gray
son faithfully carries out his trust.
He is SO sincere that he can see
that life on his ranch is not all that
the girl should have. So he sells the
place and they 60 to st. Louis. There
Marquita falls IN love! with the son
Of q capitalist, and Grayson invests
his money through the father. Il
The marriage does not torn out
happily. and Grayson' b savings are
lost. These complic ations are the
start gof the tremend GUS scenes which
follow when Marqui ta$sgo es east, and
there finds the. Wall street man who
stole her guardian, s money after Civ
ing the ST. Louis man his share. a.
A delightful musical proEram and.
a comedy are added faatMreS III The
Elk0S tonig nd Satifda3. Ks;ssE
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30

u FL had no idea Miss 'Pickf0 ord could
act 20 we'll, for It 10 the best picture
she has ever presentesd wai1stheten-
.thusiastic endorsement made. on the
production by Elmer Gates Of the Ho-
tel Imperial. #.,.#. 5s
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YANK TENNIS STARS 4 & Y.
81 Y ID \. TO LEAVE IN FAI.I,

~ New York, July 81. The tennis
team representing the United States,
which will andeavor To bring back
the Davis cup to this country from
Australia. will ga;l from Vancouv-
Ell on November 4 o. it was announced
Wednesday BY the Davis committee
OF the United StatesLawn Tennis as
ISOLATION. S The challenge round will
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
HAS STRONG CAST

Bessie Barriscale Is given compe-
tent support in Reckoning Roads,
the Robertson ole picture which APP
pears at the Elko theatre tonight and
tomorrow. . While the blonde depict
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
Heart Problem,

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ] h
blackheads on my face and
squeeze them out it make,
] have tried several remedie
have very tender skin, I an
put everything on my face.
Could you give me a re-
would be sure to free m,
blackheads and also will nc
skin? L.
Pimples and blackheads
result of so many different (
what will cure them for {
will be useless for another.
trials of external remedies
eft, a physician should be
Often applications Of a I
from half an ounce of
a pint of camphor VIZ
quarter of an ounce OF
borax will prevent pimples'
heads. In any event thisS
good for the skin, if used
tute for water. 1t must
to dry on.
Another excellent tres-
gins by washing the faced
green soap and a brush. ,
plication of a paste made IS
of sulphur and camphor slo
be smeared over the como
stay on all night, beingH
in the morning. The fSd
over with glycerine. TIE
omitted, if desired, but IL
eficial results
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
ANTf-M'ADOO
CONTINUED From Page One.)s

will ask where are these McAdoo
votes you claim" Then it is up to
the McAdoo managers to produce.
The anti-McAdoo men say they can
not show more than an approximation
Of the two-thirds required for nomi
nation, and are in a position to check
each delegate claim the McAdoo men
make.
Can Prove They Are Claims.
The anti McAdoo men are confident
that they can disprove enough of the
McAdoo figures to make 1t a certainty
they are claims, not certainties, that
must be decided by the event.
Assuming that the anti McAdoo men
have the goods, they assert, the ques-
ton then paramount is who Is the
man." The answer to that question
is not yet decided. Canvasses are be
ing made, conferences held, eligibles
scrutinized and discussed, opinions
exchanged. and examinations prac-
ticed.
All this is based on the inability
of either Cox or Palmer to obtain the
necessary two thirds Of the votes re-
quired to nominate. Furthermore,
there would be no surety to demon
strate in the convention. Both Cox
and Palmer will be allowed to devel-
OPP their full capacity in votes, and
helped to make a showing, if neces.
sary.
Marshall Is Strong.
The men most in consideration for
unified support after the preliminary
trials sets, are cambridge Colby, of
New York, secretary of state; John
w. Davis, of West Virginia, ambassa-
dor to Great Britain; Homer Cum
mings, Of Connecticut. chairman Of
the Democratic national committee,
and Thomas R. Marshall, vice presi-
dent of the United States.
Arguments against all these are
sought in order that all weaknesses
may be developed. The Davis handi-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
This Weeks Beauty Help

1t is not necessary to shampoo your
hair so frequently If it Is entirely and
property cleansed each time by the
uze Of a really good shampoo. The
easiest to use and quickest drying
shampoo that we can recommend to
our readers is one that brings out all
the natural beauty Of the hair, and
may be enjoyed at very little ex-
pense. by dissolving a teaspoonful of
canthrox. which can be obtained
from any druggists, in cup of hot
water. his makes full cup Of sham
poo liquid, enough SO it Is easy to ap-
ply it to all the hair instead OF just
to the top of the head. This, when
rubbed into the scalp and onto every
strand of hair, chemically dissolves
all impurities. 1t Is very soothing and
cooling in its action, as we'll as bene-
fetal to both scalp and hair. After
rinsing out the lather so created, you
will find the scalp is fresh. clean and
free from dandruff, while the hair
dries quickly and evenly. developing
bright luster and a soft fluffiness
that makes it seem very heavy.
advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
WHAT In a
(Copyright)
NJ | MA

VIVA
Though Nina has a tyfch
sound, the name is reg;ng-
lish. However, 1t came lgh
the French by a lengt' of
evolution. The Hebrew vas
its earliest source al his
word, it derived it's OF
grace"
Through the Englis, it
came to France as Anneoon
given the diminutive, AS
Nanette. it appeared lsly,
but the French love of nged
the latter form to Nanally
Ninon.
The beauty and fam de
l. Enclos, superwoma ourt
"vamp" in the reign XIV,
spread her name afarle al
most a synonym for cl the
maids of several counsd 1t.
But Ninon is too GaIglish
ears. so, in its trans.cross
the Channel, the endent a
change and Nina wasesult.
II has enjoyed extraosue in
this country.
The diamond is Nmanic
gem. 1t is the emblessness
and invincibility ans its
wearer success in all gs and
freedom from misgiprding
to an old superstitiores the
love of a husband for,unday
is Nina's lucky day lucky
number.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
arlington is Renamed
As Head of K. e.. District

John ]. Harrington, Jr., Grand
night Of the Richmond Council.
nights Of Columbus, has been re.
pointed district deputy for this, the
ghth district, by J. NJ. Nurre, state
equity. Harrington has held this
strict includes the Richmond, Mum
Ace for the past year, The eighth
e, Newcastle and Union City coun-
Is
Harrington is also one of eight In
ana delegates to the Knights of Co
mbus convention at New York City,
/ August 3. He was elected at the
ate convention held last spring. The
resent state deputy and the past
ate deputy also will attend the nat
nal convention The Indiana dele.
alton will thus number 10.
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The DIARY 81 n! Girl
= to think that she was rigid

II to think that she was rieid-
Tvative-and prissy!
n<accident she had met her knipbt
s4gan. At dance where her hos
who was a Zion hunter" had in.
!. several still struggling but prom.
:. young artists, Morgan Included
Laura! From the minute she set
on morgan she knew him to he
Man! 1t was true case of love
st sight. " y
sll always knew that old Nor
was romantic, so his side of the
r did not surprise me at all 7
der II he realizes that his Laura
.lch radical at heart? Men are
slow to see, find.
I course right there we sett1ed
n to talking over our men. Laura
me that Jack was a dear hut
led to be held down now and then
ie would try to override everyone
lis own family. was glad to he
ed Off
ne is wild with delight at the pros-
OF living in a studio and more
ess IN free and easy way. II Is
t she has always dreamed of And
thought Of meeting really inter
ng and human sorts Of people ia
drop that fills her cup with low
r little, starved Laura. l realize
much more I have had out of life
ady than she-and yet we are both
,teen!
tTo be continued
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cap is that he is said to be corpora
tional in his tendencies; not in favor
with the radical Irish, because OF
his present position; and that West
Virginia Is not really for him, and
would much prefer Governor John
Cornwell of that state, who nominal
ed Davis in the convention.
The Colby hurdle is that he is too
recent a convert to Democracy; which
argument has great weight with south
ern and other old line delegates
There is doubt whether Cummings,
although a remarkable orator. fits in
other necessary ways.
Choice Is Limited.
However, the choice is somewhat
limited, and these are men under chief
consideration by the anti McAdoo
managers and their affiliations. which
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Nv pi'

Laura Edmonds came over ant
tied me this morning-we did
the best time ever. She is . re
girl. without any doubt
She arrived quite soon after b
fast, and so, after sitting with m
politely for a while, l sugganted
she come along up to my room
give my trousseau the once
(phrase that my ma hates).
UP we trotted, and when once
within my sanctorium we conn
ourselves gracefully on couch
bed for long chat.
My, how our tongues did ny, a
think that I stood in awe Of this
maiden! Why Laura is every b
open-minded and curious about II
l am! What's more, she Is very |
Gagged in and determined to
loose some day or other as an
It's lots OF fun discovering p
isn't it? When we had broken Sc
layers of ice we found that evel
tastes in many directions wer
cidedly similar.
That made US feel moro chr
than ever. Laura Is an entirer
ferent sort of girl when she !.
of her own home She is AMIR
eager and very sparkling and
/ was so amazed.
showed her my lingerie, ar"
was delighted with it especial
favorftes, the colored fluffies. II
poor girl. has no hope of ever
able to select her own troussea
she says she just knows that n
hates white underwear. He mi"
he is so mad about color.
gether we Matched up a schem, r,
heads, engaged ones especial
better than one), wherein !. l.,
would devote one whole day AZ
near future to escorting Laur2p,'
to the various shops that are IS
and where l secured the ling
both are so fond of,and helps
pick out a private trousseau III
own. that is, If her mother rec
let her buy any Of the things fis,
wants. ri
That made Laura very harla1
she told me that she was Just nnl
to taste life and to be free ash
that she had had hard time tat
ing herself against the many pres
that Jack and the family haftat
encouraged to call on her ons
pected her to fall in love wisatl
Always she had longed
easy going soul, some shinin
knight. to come along and faTo
with her and fearlessly RI U
with her against the world n III
ask you, could there be any nd
a more romantic heart than cou,
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are more extensive than the figures
given above may show.
None of these may be taken. One
may be, but that is in no sense a
prediction, for the anti McAdoo move
ment may crumble. Other similar
movements have, and some other man
than either Of htese may prove the
more available.
The fact that all efforts are CEN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
o Stop Coughing, SneezinE, Wheeling

TO Stop Coughing, SneezinE, Wheezing
Unreasonable spring weather left a
number of coughs and colds. Now
comes the time of hay fever and asthma
and more people than ever will be
coughing, sneezing and wheeling. No
wonder there is a tremendous demand
for Foley's Honey and Tar, that old re-
liza BILE family remedy for coughs, colds,
hay fever, asthma and Group. 1t heals
and sootnes that raw, rasping feeling
in the throat, clears the passages and
makes breathing easter For sale by
A. G. Luken G. Co, $50 Main St.--Ad-
VertiSement.
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tered against McAdoo shows how
strong he is. What is written here
is a record OF the attempt in progress
to overcome that strength and defeat
him for the nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
FIVE HURT IN TRACTION
COLLISION AT EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July Late
Wednesday an express car on the
Evansville & Boonville traction line
ran into the rear end of a passenger
car at Garvin's station, three miles
east of here, and five men were in
jured. The passenger car had stopped
to let off some section hands
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01

The $4,000 American Indians in the
United States are gradually being "ab-
sorbed in the body polite of the
nation"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03


overlooked mailing
he use Of hi and fro, being o'n; leaning ilssa papoa human
with hn end N initiative 81 his own In many Instances &c boys
their own account are nous TO enlist sud say there are paren who
thus them teF own Indifference Manual training and iaasl
the land than much Of The cdaa moycoIds fchoane
Above pcta thase training def link the nehor
A
buoy dropped the ao Of the ship fer the diver who with
the diving the diver while willing hmates
with breast shipped his the flexible noncoiapsble
8
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feeling
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signify boN
andh his B
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+ . 49, 4
4. SALMON LOCALS ;
= = + So + T. + 1. !. ]. =. !. :. j. ,
Coming

~ SOlnlnS-
livery Woman'-A Costly Play.
FOR furnished sleeping rooms see
Mrs. e. r. Morrison, across street west
OF Shenon hotel. at Z. NJ. Yearian resi-
uehce. Also one set OF housekeeping
9-3
MIS-. Chase Will entertain the Meth
ooist aid society Wednesday. Septem.
per 9Th. The meeting at her house
iasl thursday was postponed on ac-
count OF the illness OF Mrs. Chase.
The Jesse Creek Timber company
Wlil deliver lumber anywhere in Sal.
man at $40 per thousand feet Now
ready and prompt delivery. Wood
sawed in stove lengths, at the fluuae,
$1Q.50 per cord. 8-I3 Il
NJ u. Rascovich of the New York
office staff of the Haynes Stellite com.
pany is making a visit at Cobalt on
business for the home office. Super.
lntendent Udy came over from the
camp On Wednesday TO meet him.
Charles Mack and wife and Ralph
Mack and wife are booked for Butte
next week. The senior Mack. who il
the head Of large shoe store in Sal
mon, Will buy his next springs stock
on this visit, at the same time making
a trip with the entire party through
Glacier national park.
Mrs. Anna B. McCaleb, with her two
Salmon grandchildren, John and vir
ginia Quailes, is this week making a
pilgrimage TO the scene near Mackay
OF the one grea tragedy of her life
wherein her lamented husband, Jesse
McCaleh, lost his life in an Indian raid
That historic place is marked nearby
by Mt. McCaleb, which received lis
name as memorial to the distin
guished dead
Harry Fowler is this week taking
his vacation from rather strenuou.
i duties at the Smokehouse The pro
prietor of this popular resort, r. NJ
Murdoch, returned from an extended
outing last week TO find everything il
ship-shape Fred Viel has been sub
shutting for both Murdoch and Fow
Ter, with his hand all the time OF
Chautauqua and county fair activitie
at the same time.
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elssohsviLLE NEWS :.
+ = i !. !. :. !. !. !. j. J.

inland Mrs. Niemann OF Salmon
s,sfea sunday with their daughter,
MIS-. John Roske. and family. Mrs.
isoske and daughter Dorothy accom-.
panied the Niemanns on their return.
Tor weeks visit.
everett Stroud and Ted holdings.
aiter spending a few weeks with the
formers sister. Mrs. Ed Caperon, re.
turned 10 Salmon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull and chill
dren, Mrs. Rose Hull, Mr.. and MIS-.
Fred Nutsing and son Paul and Mr..
Nuttings mother spent Sunday at the
loot OF the big hill looking for buckle
berries. Mr.. ard Mrs. Harder and
children and Lucien Ely were there
also On the same mission.
4 number Of people from the Big
Hole have been helping Mr.. Helm har,
vest his abundant cherry crop.
| MI. and Mrs. Reimer and children
81 salmon, who have been camping n
Iew Gays a. the station. returned To
Salmon Sunday.
a number OF young people enjoyed a
social dance AT the James Robbins
ranch last Wednesday. Andrew Stein
sop and Hobart Barth furnished the
uluaie
Fred Buster killed two bears in the
huckleberry patch on Fourth OF July
creek last week.
James Locke and son James. Jr.. OF
kaiispel are visiting Mr.. L.ockes sis.
ter, Mrs. f. Taylor. in Gibbonsvil!e.
Judging from the number of tour
lists camping in these parts. the forest
service will probably establish a per
manent camping place early next
season
Mrs. Ravndahl and Clara attended
the Chautauqua at Salmon one day
last week
Mrs, Hal Halstead and children
Ruth and Kenneth. are spending the
week in Salmon AZ the Hollis Halsteat
home.
John Roske was transacting bus
mess in Salmon this week.
McNab is driving his sheep to Sal
mon this week and from there he will
ship his lambs.
~The Adams family of New York
who have been spending a delightful
summer on Hughes creek, have broke
camp and started homeward. The,
viii spend several days In Salt LAX
City and other points enroate, TIL
Northfork country lis growing in popr
larity each year as camping plac
and next season will be quite a Thrift
ing camping resort
II Mrs George Hughes Is in Butte col
sulting an eye specialist.
Miss Trix Howard is visiting friend
near Baker.
Wilbur Stroud who has been assis
ing Ranger Caperon through the sur
, mer. will leave for Moscow soon,
I. attend school
Jack Wright and family went out
Butte last week. Mrs. Gillette ar
, two younger children. VINO have bet
: here visiting Mrs. Gillette's daughte
: Mrs Wright, returned home vii
them. Joe Gillette made the trip bas
with Mr.. Wright and will spend fe
weeks here.
Frank Allen took load Of apples
Gibbonsville Sunday.
? Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hill and Jot
J, Hill and family spent Sunday al shes
creek.
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lust What She Needed.

II used bottle of Chamberlain $
Tablets some time ago and they
proved to be just what ! needed,
writes Mrs. Volta BanlLscp, Chilli.
cothe, Mo. "They not only relieved
me of Indigestion but toned up my
liver and rid me of backache and diz-
ziness that | had been subject TO for
some time They did me a world OF
good and will always speak good
word for them" For sale by L. &.
Hettinser. Salmon druggist.
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NOTICE.

II viii be necessary 10 register IN
order TO vote at The coming CiiE
Rond Election. The undersigned ~
registrar of said City of Salmon ahf
viii receive and hear all applications
for registration on each Saturday,
from o'clock a. m. 10 5 o'clock p. NJ
md from O'Clock p. N. to 8 o'clock
- m al the City hall and will register
all persons applying at said place 60. on
Other DAYS Of the week, except ian s,.s
a. md holidays during ONCE
hours. - nt-rc
gss... Fsfr-f-
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The Best Advertisement.

The best advertisement any MGR
chant can have is satisfied customer.
No greater recommendation can be-
given an article than the following by
f. b. Milburn. Prop. Gnion drug store,
Guion. Ark. I'VE have sold Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for years and
have always found that it gives pcrft e.
satisfaction" For sale By L. g. Het.
finger. Salmon druggist
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SALMON LOCALS =
: ++:+:4. :
Mrs. Thomas Boyle arrived fror. ~.
east on Friday last. ioin the
Charles T. schooler. formerly 90 ~
hiruey creek dredge. has been IN sal.
mon this week. yen ~ oai-
H. F. Haynes came I'd from cho,,,
Monday to attend the aCrana' 49,
Yearian funeral.
" w. Oliver is shipping a carload
OF heavy horses to the sugar beet con-
try around Ogden this week. A
! Charles Harder and two sons wara
up from Northfork Monday with load
OF fruit for the Lemhi valley.
F.! MRS. Russ Taylor and Lee Ramev
We're among the passengers COMING IN
by stage from the interior on Monday
Mrs. Pearl Still. accompanied BY her
motner, Mrs. Van, came up from
ulysses this week, looking for a rest
dence.
Gus Swanson, Mill creek rancher
reports no frost in that latitude Tines.
day morning. His potato crop escaped,
while lower down the Lemhi the frost
was killing.
Two of the Stringfellcw bows
Robert and Walter. will depart for
school at Los Angeles about Septem.
Der 18th. Robert attended the same
school last year.
Miss Katherine Burggraf is spend
ing the week with her sister, Mrs
Victor Bell, in Salmon before resum
ing her duties as an instructor at the
Albion normal school.
Mrs. Hines Of the clerical staff oil
the Citizens national bank is back af
ter spending three weeks in the Vel
lowstone and at Boise and Weiser, in
the latter place being the guest of Mrs
A. G. Cherry. The Cherrys are happy
and prosperous in their new home.
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Dependency.

Sufferers from indigestion are apt
to become discouraged and feel that
complete recovery is not to be hoped
for. No one could make greater mis-
take. Hundreds have been permanent
" cured by taking Chamberlain Tab
lets and can now eat anything that
they crave. These tablets strengthen
the stomach and enable il 10 perform
it's functions naturally. II you nave
not tried thtm do so at once. FOR sale
nv +. G. Fettinger, Salmon drugglst.
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..** +*+****
.LmoN LOCALS
..**** : : ! + !
Is back in Salmon from
- nome.
osborn family is soon to
salmon, to live at Seattle
.,snan. new superintendent
schools, arrived On Mon
% his duties.
mas is in Butte this week
u Of his growing furni-
vanishing business.
md family started for
Conn. home on Mon
- broke camp ON Hughes
:. ;s making a visit this
= California bar, beyond
s the guest OF Mrs. L. !.
hest of the mountains in
Einou were all uninterrupted
S,y morning. August 2Sth,
q time since the SHOWS OF
zoo Mitchell and three chill
home from a long visit
j simmer with friends at
in the Bitter Root valley
bo,her's parents.
|xett. Boyle creek rancher.
.Imon Monday on his way
an unsuccessful horse hunt.
\ adj with The Recorder
tyo of his horses that ne
lad to hear about.
tham, heretofore employed
heep outfit of George Geert-
aying the Salmon country
for Troutsdale, Oklahoma,
Expects to buy land and set
farming. His relatives live
he will be among many OF
The trip will be made in
4, by team. Mr.. Markham
in Lemhi county for six
and is highly esteemed as a