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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-05

notice" before the summer ia oyer.
The buchanan Gold Mining q I.eas-
ing company have 5.year Tease on
the mines and everything looks prom.
Using.
The stockholders are Horace w.
Soule. J A. Herndon. W. II. Buchan-
an. w &. nocbler. Mrs. ]. w. Caples.
= +. Nieman. Fred l.. Well. JAMES A.
TnrnbulI. T. s. Clark and w. u. Jam.
eson. J. A. Turnbu:s. president; ].
A. Herndon. Sec-treas: w. II. Blu
chanan. yice-pres. and manager.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-05
H. j + + + + + + + + =
MON LOCALS +
, + + j 4. \. = j. 3 + +

= 4. ]. j + j = j. !. + 4.
IN arrived in Salmon by
b.
b was in Salmon from
esday.
Fas a passenger for Co
ny's stage.
Anderson is registered
m Spokane.
blade came down from
Tuesday morning. !.
1T and Thos. j. Donahue
pm May on Monday.
Eard of Dillon was regis
on Tuesday morning.
fs. Murd McNicholl and
In Salmon this week
of Baker and S. r.
hhi were arrival in Sal
morning.
britt is to make a bust
Salt Lake, expecting to
Saturday morning.
IS H. Yearian has gone
expecting to be joined
b on the trip home.
ams, well known horse
rned to Salmon from
week. A little later he
ain over in Montana.
hands, Don NJ. Caster
Barrows and Tom Keat-
vals in Salmon from
day morning by train.
Ter, highway contractor,
ION last week, reported
Of early resumption of
Salmon river road. He
to Spokane.
Salmon business places
spring attire is the Het-
EOre, which has been
rescoed anew, adding
70 its attractiveness.
blade was an arrival in
Eeek from an extended
thwest. Everywhere he
found snow falling or
ready on the ground.
Arthur H. Barnett and
baby boy were in Sal
" and Tuesday, driving
ndoy in their car. Mr..
to attend the stock
la
ripek is this week at
litter the trailing back
Fearling lambs which
tered there. On his
will be Joined by Mrs.
returning from Port
u is expected home
bays when she will be
nee the opening date
llly selected and extern
illinery and spring APP
Pm. She has spent the
Ian Francisco.
Duncan sends his mar
ement. February 81, to
his life-partner being
zee Schofield of Harri-
fhe young man used to
with his uncle, c. E.
a soldier before be,
ledict.
Howe and his first
M. Pollard, who are
eir forces in southern
toek sales. arrived in
b from Payette. They
necess in their enter
ere they Went. Mr.
pm his knowledge Of
be is satisfied that
Rs may he found in
n and advises his old
re for this hidden
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-05
HSo Dwellings.

pc Dwellings,.
ait company reports
p two Wadd nEtnn
70 Arnold S. Helsla
\ ! ltanay Tor 80.
larger and Bethany
Ehc two and they viii
p which they stand.
|inseaaiaE 20 oy
BONES. The properties
\ ne FHe the Salmon
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-05

b ansIeFs OF the new
Ehr and ". c Do b.
Two trout last weal,
beam at very nearly
bach. bid We say ans-
kaia anglers. The eli-
y a quarter section
+ fish, something over
this delicious hounty
triVer. The nsh we're
Fmen bridge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-05

FOR SALE-Pure white Wyandotte
ROSTERS. Write TO Box 2l3. Salmon
posfoffice.
be In Salmon about
February 20 when I want al onc4,
so head Of well broken saddle po-
MES In good flesh: any color and
age. Inquire OF Harry Kelly.
GEO. w. OLIVER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
MAJOR SCANLAND ON
TRIAL FOR KILLING
Army Officer Accused
OF Shooting John
Hiutchings

LAS CRUCES. y NJ. March 10.
Major f.. NJ. Scanlaud. ~ paso army
officer. went TO trial here today
charged with murder in connection
with the death Of John Hrtchings.
who was shot and Killed last Novem-
her while arriving AN automobile in
the FL Paso- phoculN road race.
court Huhche. said % was hoped 20
obtain the jury to Try Scunland before
night
Chalk Aultmau. of El Paso. also is
accused Of murder tn connection with
the shooting bur will be tried sep
aratcly from Scanland. Il was am
nounccd
Aftcr an examination by physicians
under Atturuey General G.. -. Askrcu,
Major Scanland was pronounced
sound enough 90 go to trial. The
Army officer Is patient at the base
hospital at Fort Bliss. where be has
been receiving treatment Tor gas
wounds received in Montenegro.
Wu.I, fighting wlth tho American for
Co.'S Altman b. in iaIl ut Las Cruces.
whore be- one, was deputy sheriff.
HutohiuEs. protcgr and rmpluye
Of Senator a D. Van of Now M"Nlcu.
was killed during the ~ pu-u rhu,-
mis- road race November o. llv was
shot while driving his car iu the up-
per valley road. Major Scunlaul was
arrested shortly after the shooting.
tie and u party were near tho scene
engaged iu target shooting, 10 was
testified at tho preliminary hvHriig.
Scihlund was brought tu the poui-
ttutIurl here for safe keeping until
bond was furnished.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
COMMUTE BRIDE TO FACE
TRIAL FOR KILLING HUSBAND
srse,Al o rsr rra.to

NORFOLK, Va. Murch iO.-Tho
"tcn-mlnutc BRIDE will shortly 90 or
trIh lcrc FOR killing her husblnl.
1"l lHu DumhG.
Tho defense VIII stress the claim
that Cumming. who married her un-
tcr u 'tau-nIuutc" agreement Co. give
their baby name, threatened to take
ihc child away from her
Leaving hcr ten minutes Hfier tho
ceremony Cumming complained that
h claimed, hts unreioutlnF attitude
toward her brought about tho faial
shooting.
Met In Fish shup.
Cumming mot Mlttr jester ln her
fathers ush shop in Hampton Ruadu
% dozen years ago. She makes no
division "a the blame now for what
hep,"Ecd she knew hu was mar
slpd hut continued to SOC him.
flui years after they met she wd-
an Ioih"r OF boy. She chr.atenci
hm Nsureth,
Cumming was lcadHg lawyer az
the state.
Thon' came his divorce and Autilo
jester turned Go him aud trErcd him
i1 Fito his name Co tho baby she
'uttd. She signed au agreement Tint
'''''t "''.t''lh M'NAA H' lN NAliN hNN
IUd would luff fru minutes exactly
She agreed that she would nlt ,p-
p'.c ha divorce and wouil g. her
own WHA ara leave him 20 his ta-
icrr. ilt gave her s. week
M0ckcd Her. She Says
ShD went barefoot sometimes 10
support the ciild, and when she asked
Cumming for aid ho mOcked her. she
sHyH.
once sho asked him 20 give her
just a. little o. "hunE santa Claus a.
Kenneth lic told nor that WIS silly
she alleges.
Cumming was nearly % Tie was
twice len thr HIfo assembly Ut ht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
Civil Warfare In
Province In China

SHANGHAI. March TO- Warin.e
has broken ont in Houan province
because of the effort uf the Pokine
government 90 appoint WI kwauE-
Jisin governor OF the province To- sup-
plant Chao-Ni, whose forces are op-
posing those OF Wu kwnng- tfsln
This aud the outbreak OF hositiiities
iu kWlurtung province whore fight
ing is proceeding between southern
factions hus brought 10 light league
of eight provinces -iukion. Kiangsu.
thihli Roman. Szechwan. iiupeh
Shuntung and kianEgi-alming 20 81
foct peace by uniting against the
mililrists both OF peking ..nd the
south and forcing dissolution ~ the
parllrmcnts al Canton aud FekinE.
The kwungtuuE warfare is the out
growth OF AN attempt by the governor
of iunnan 60 send new commander
nf the funnuu troops ln kwantung
The new commander. General I'll iieh
Chqn, Is attacking the Old loader II
kung- Yuan, who ia supported hy tho
troops In kwuntuhg and Governor
Moh Yung-Iiain.
Refugees from tho fighting areas
are pouring into Canton aud Hong
Kong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
HOOVER IS WILLING TO ACCEPT
But WILL NOT SEEK PRESIDENCY

ed lh' race I"r nomination l" 'h'
presidency Hud u"u'''ooh 20 su.l' ''
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
GEN. WOOD AND
HOOVER WIN IN
FIRST PRIMARY
Pledged Delegates Are
Elected In New
Hampshire

MANCHESTER, X. a.. Mnrch 10.
The native state of Major General
Leonard Wood VIII sond 10 Chicago
republican delegation pledged ta
vote for him 20 long as me is a can
d.datc Tor the precedence At Tues
DAYS primaries the wood pledged
uckct for delegates al large defeated
by q hlg majority an urpledEod group
OF four ana fifih candidate pledged
-or senator H-ram Johnson Tho un-
pledged men won in only one cts.
Dover. the home OF Fred n. Hcclswith
one Of the unplcdEed group The
wood men won easily In the frai
congressional district nnd were un.
opposed in the second district.
Tho democrats elected three dis
lrici delegates pledged Tor Herbert
Hoover one in tho rfst strict uuG
two in tho second. The other demo.
cratic delegates elected were un-
pledged bur are geucfIliy considered
favorable go Hoover.
Somc 30 small towns dld not hold
primaries because of snow hlockadrd
highways huf their votes could hardiy iy
effect the result
but Of 2if towns and wards voting.
lfu gave Fred " Estahrunk. who
led the Wood pledged uckct for del
egntes at lffgc. 5.eNT agains; 3. a.
for Heniamln r. Worcester. who
polled the largest vote of the four un-
nIedrci The same towns gave John
W. flahcrty. pledged for senator
johnson. Las.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
SUIT TO TEST POWER
OF TRADE BOARD
Coal Company Objects
To Making Report On
Its Business

WASHINGTON. March 10. Suit 10
tcst tho powers of the federal trade
commission was Instituted today In
the supreme court Of the district of
Columbia by the Maynard Coal cora-
pany of Columbus Ohio. tae first or
several legal actions planned By the
National Coal association 10 deter
mine how far the commission may
so In requiring private corporations
10 furnish Information OF their busi-
uoaR
An official announcement by the
association said the suits were started
In friendly spirit aud Ia no way con-
siituto an attack on the commission.
The action Instituted took the form
OF request Tor an Injunction to re-
strain the commission from requir-
ing monthly reports showing oOsis. in-
come and Tonnage. and an annual re-
port OF financial conditions. Il was
focitcd that the commission issued
fun Instructions FOR the preparation
Of tho reports. which IN fact pre-
srrihod "a system uf accounting for
coal mining operations dinUring sub
siantiuliy from those commonly in
use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10

NI\y yoilI> NnrrG lW tl,rbsrt
JI.o,,r ia "a lotto. r.r,i, ,d E,si utsnt
Ia u.Irb Arnold of los NrsrI,. Sew
York T,pr,srntati,.s of tnr Make
ttpo,,r srD.id,ut rn,br nt p,liforui4.
d,,Iar,d "a, wa. moi s,.EIn,. publis
.antp, th1r hi. .tmbItIou b. tr remain
"a common ,Itizrl.H buf that hr bp-
I,,rd he "ltko ever, other rltiz,n.
should nt,uVS be- ready Tor service
yhou r,HIIy chilled tfpou"
Arr Uony,t's letter followed the
action of n sroup OF prnmincut CALI
iurnlus rpsidiuu ir thi- rt, m ap-
pointing "a committee tn go tu Wash
mEtuu tu ask Mr.. Hoover Co make
known hjH position. IN, committee
Included Mark E,uuu. uil admIulstru-
tor duriug tho war.
tie asserted that while "suth pro-
posuls arc indeed great honor
feel that / cannot alter the attitude
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
HOLDS OIL LAND (
IS IN OKLAHOMA
Court Decides Against
Texas In Red River
Boundary Case

ENID, OKLA. March 1n.-A doc's-
ion ot tho United States supreme
court and treaties hetW WcCu thc United
States and Spain. Mexico ard the Re
public of Texas. making tho south
hank OF the Red river form the
boundary line between tho states OF
oklahoma and TCNas, We're cited tn
am opinion given today hy Federal
Judge YoumauH. whom he granted
"a temporary injunction % the Jud-
sonia Development association. against
sam Sparks and Othrru
The case has been under advise
mont b1 Judge loumnns since last
week. when ne wus asked to make the
temporary restraining order issued by
Judge John Pollock permanent. The
cuntroyersN is over "a ian-uCrc tract
Of land n the south portion OF the
Rcd river hod and OH propvr;Y este
mated M over $500 600 600 is Involved
During the boundary dispute Texas
rangers have been guarding tho
property service on the iniunctionai
orser viii be made through United
states murHnal-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
SOUTH DAKOTA NEXT
10 HOLD PRIMARY

CHICAGO, March TO- The South
Dakota primary fight to hc settled
Mnrch %. comes down ta its nnnl
stages this wcek Governor Lowden
finished his campaign tour there last
week. General Wood Is in the state
again senator johnson has ended
his specches thpre
Tho Illinois pr.mnry niingH wcrr
closed last week. Governor I.nwdcn
und General Wood viii bc the sole
candidates IN the preferential pri-
mUrics of April 49, i.owden hna IN
complete set OF delegates running and
fcneral Wood has none, In Michigan
the republican starters Tor the direct
primaries consist OF Lowdcn Wood
liurdinE Jchuson and Hoover The
same four are entered IN Indiana The
Wisconsin filings ended with two com
plDte sets OF delegates in nomination.
one representing "a harmony orgnuizn-
ton agreement the other backed by
Senator "a Follotte, and both unin-
struCtDd.
The convention situation TO date is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
SENATE ASKS WILSON FOR FACTS ON MEXICO
u. S. To Lose Half
A Billion By Income
Tax Law Decision

WASHINGTON. March f0.-The
loss io the government uE result
uf the supreme courts decision
dcciaripg stock dividends not tax
able ~ Income will Doe nearly half
q billion dollars. according 90 AN
estimate today by Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue Roper
Mr Roper eaid hasty search
Indicates that S7O.O00. 600 pail lu
1917 ard 1913 will have TO ise re-
turned while the loss in unooiicct-
cd tuNcs in 1913 will hp 500 uDu.-
900 and that for 1920. $500 900. GOO.
Nj. Roper emphasized that psti-
mates Of the governments loss are
not official and that the loss might
De found TO be larger than now
estimated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
ANOTHER U. S.
CITIZEN SLAIN;
ONE IS FREED
Third Man Reported Safe
In Daily Reports
From Mexico

WASHINGTON. March 10. =.
The senate today adopted a reso-
luton asking the president for in
formation as 10 restrictions i'm
posed by other countries on Amer
lean citizens in exploration aud
development Of oil lands aud wha.
steps have been taken toward Sc.
curing equality Of treatment in
that respect. The resolution asked
specifically az to the situation In
Mexico. The senator said he had
heard that Mexico had prorlul-
gated restrictions aimed part:cu-
larly at Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
SENATE GETS
FACTS ABOUT
MR.. COLBY

WASHINGTON March 10 Brig
adler General Marlborough Churchill.
chief Of army Intelligence appeared
before the senate foreign relations
committee today during lts cuhsid.
Grafton Of the nomination OF Balm
bridge colby TO he sccretnrv of state
and wuH understood 10 have given the
committee certain evidence requested
by li.
Committee mombors were secrctlNe
about tho matters discussed but o.
was said additional witnesses would
be Gated before a recommendation
was made as 10 Mr. Colby's confirma-
ton Another meeting Will be held
tomorrow,
State department officials hold that
unless Mr.. Colby is confirmed hy
Monday. tho tenure of Frank l.. Polk.
as acting secretary. will lapse under
q thirty day Limitation and the de-
partmcnt technically will be without
a head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
VILLA FREES ONE
AMEnIoAN CITIZEN.

III PAso. Tex. March I0.--ILaeph
Williams % ~ Pnso. an employe OF
the American smelling 8 Refining
FOR ransom by Francisco Villa when
NJ bandit wrecked, looted and burn
Ell train on the Mexican Central
railroad Thursday last has been
freed aud now Is In Torroon, accord
ing 10 q telegram received from Win
inins BY his employers ~trs today
The message merely nild Williams
arrived In Torrcon iaef uight and
would leave there tomorrow arriving
here Mar h %. and that he was IN
guol health.
From the message is was believed
no ransom had been paid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
Phoenix Commercial
Club To Admit Women

TIIUENIN- NTII NIrTN TO7-"TH0
phocniN chamber ui commerce with
a mcmbcrship of 400 men. h.s de-
cidcd to take women into u'mhor-
ship, % was announced Today follow
ing a vote yesterday of hI votes
east. go favored membership lot We
men while la oppusad it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
NAVY RECRUITING MAN
MISSING N MEXICO.

III PAsO. Tex. March io.--Chiof
icoman X. u. Hinton, OF the III Paso
navy recruiting station IL missing in
Mexico. according to reports made By
Lieutenant ,. \. liupp 10 the Amer
lean consul at Juarex. Lieutenant
hupp aid he had learned Hinton was
last seen In Juarez while visiting
there Saturday. Hinton had but two
years to serve before being retired.
according to Hupp. Hinton's home
was In Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10

eyes were toward tho governors
chair.
Mrs Cumming Will contend that
when he threatened 90 take the child
away from her x she didn't stop
hotherinE him she was driven into "a
him
As ne ton. she kncli boy his side
crying her love for him and hers.n
hlui NOT fp dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
WAN hhro"TnP RIpSAprp Is SAFE.

WASHiNGrON. March i0---James
NJ Arthur. manaeer OF the Mexico
Consolidated Mining company. has
not been kidnapped by Mexican bandits
but Is safe near N0gaies Mexico, the
American consul thero reports today
to the state department
Mrs. Arthur, who ~ In Nogalea,
Arizona, te;eFraphed her father r. n.
avery. at Columbus. Ohio, yesterday.
saying that her husband needed s2.-
600 and this was said 70 have led to
the reports that he had boen kid
naped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
Ends 5000 Mile Trip
To Vote For Suffrage

tfAIit.EgrON. N Va. March 10.
State .Sef ator lo-so 3. Bloch ug
Wheeling ennipict,d hi- 5000 milo
hurried tuli acr~ss the continent from
California a. urlrston early this
morning irfo . vote on the fed
urul sutusg Odiefdmcnt in the sem
ate of the " iruinla legislature
Senate fore AtNuring ratification
anticipated imHtdintc action this aft
eTnouu. ANA with Senutor Iloch's vote
hoped 20 break tle deadlock which
has existed between pro and nuti-
suffrage forces since the special ses-
sion OF tho Legislature was called.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
ARTICLE ON WINCH
IATE or TIN PEACE
fTHIT AfTN ~ NIfSItItNn

WNSUIN NITIN- NIrCh 30 IT0TO
D. article ten. ON which the fate nf
the ucuer treaty tEalu iF uepenl
ED Just IWu compact sentences sou
iu the midst of au eighty tho is1Ii
word document
Tho mcmhrrz Of tho lc1ruo un-
dortake fn respect and preserve as
against external aggression the tpr-
Ufurs al integrity ana existing poe
Uticu independence uf an mem
urf4 pf the league. in case of auv
such aggression or IN case Of any
threat or danger of such aggression
lhe council shall advise upon fNr
means hv which this obligation
shall be fulfilled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
MEXICO ACTS ON

WASHINGTON, March 1O.--Rcc-
concentrations have been made by tho
thorities, the state department was
advised today. that acJion be taken
IN tho case OF Peter w. Summers.
kidnapped recently by rebels at Sailna
Cruz, and In regard TO the approhcn-
sion OF persons who killed Alexander
J. Fraser and fatally wounded his
brother. February 81. at Ruby, Ari-
Nauu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
Heavy Snowfall
In Santa Fe Today

SANTA FE. March lu.-A ~ noon toe
0rr n hrf,, snow had been falling
moor. fhIn Ellf un hu1ur. % has ih"
uuurn.I accompaniment uf thunder
and lightning Tho temperature is sol
r.rN the SNOW ls melting a- fast as D.
falls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
ANOTHER AMEpIcAN

HOUSTON. Tex. Mar,h iO.-s J.
hyington OF this city received a
telsgfam from r. Z. Biackmnn. man
ngcr OF the Magnolia Petroleum COM
pany a. 1amrico stating that "pat.-
foley had been killed hy Mexican
bandits
Byingion said that he has a reia-
i've. Dan Foley working for that
company In Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
Phoenix Wars On
Its Street Railway

PHoENiN, Ariz., March iO.-Aftc.
a discussion OF street railway condi-
tions here. the city commission toda.
passed an ordinance effective IN thirty
days, making II a misdemcanor for a
street railway company 20 fail to
comply with regulations laid down BY
tho comu;iasion relative 20 MAKING
tracks confo-m 10 grade. paving
along tho lines and making repairs.
The ordinance provides for tine of
day Of failure To comply, with ailai-
tl0nal penalties for the management.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10

WICHITA. Kan, March H. Emil
'arsursser. au mrplane pilot and
Miss CHRIS Hart and D. y. Rttciiff
he latter 4 years o'd were Killed
when an nirplnne in wnieh they were
riding caught fire 800 feet in the air
near Cunningham late yor crdny aHd
foil 20 rtrh. The cause OF the accl-
sent la unknown