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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
OBRE CON IS BACK
IN MEXICO CITY
New Mexican Chief Returns 10
Head of Troops.
KILL 600 cARRANzA GUARDS
Rebels Surround Presidential Train
Near Apizaeo-Feared GOO Sur
vivors Will Be Overwhelmed
Trevino TO Save President.

Mexico City. May 13.-Gen. Jaeinto
Trevlno left Mexico City for Apizaco.
Puebla. saying he went 10 save the
life of President Carranza.
The presidential train was reported
surrounded by the forces OF Gen.
Reyes Marquee. and, according 20 re
ports received. 800 Carranzistas had
been killed. II was feared here that
COO survivors would be overwhelmed.
couriers from Puebla City brought
news that all trains carrying Carran-
IN government officials were halted
near ApiZaco.
All reports available here seemed
Go Indicate Gen. Guadalupe Sanchez
had joined the revolutionary move
ment, either occupying Vera Cruz or
had surrounded that port.
A possibility exists that Carranza
left the train at MunOs. just northwest
OF Apizaco and fed into the noun
tains Of Puebla.
obreeon Gets ovation.
Gen. Aware Obregon. who fed from
the capital. disguised a n brakeman.
April IL. returned at the head Of sew
eral thousand troops Sunday.
y From Tacuhaya. few miles south
ives. Of Mexico City. the presidential
candidate rode on prancing bay
through crowded streets 10 the ma
tiOnal palace.
General Obregon mounted 10 the bal
cony OF a hotel fronting the Plaza de
IL Reforma and delivered short
speech.
The appearance Of the SonOran's
short figure. coatless and with face
heavily bearded. and the right sleeve
dangling empty at his side, was the
signal for cheers.
Progress of the procession through
the dense mass of spectators was diff
cult.
carranza Takes s13.oooo0o.
Washington. May 13.-President
CsrranZa. his cabinet advisers and
other adherents left Mexico City last
Friday by train In the direction OF
Vera Cruz. the state department was
advised The dispatches quoted an
official bulletin published in the Mex
leo City newspapers on May an
nouncing that 43 cannon. ten trains Of
equipment. supplies etc. and one
train with funds which had accom-
panied Carranza's train had been cap
tured by the revolutionlsts
The dispatches stated that the Car
rama government took with IL 81
100000 pesos (S13.J00Oo0). govern
ment funds.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

Mrs. John w. Langley. wife Of Rep
resentative Langley OF Kentucky,
well-kn0wn In Washington society and
congressional circles. who Is the first
woman 30 be elected to the Kentucky
state central committee. She also was
named as alternate delegate at large
20 the Republican national convention
az Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
FROM F0RTY-FN|
TO SIKH
A Word of Help to Won,
of Middle Age From
Mrs. Raney.

Morse, Okls.--"When / was q
old Lydia Z. Pinkham' s VegetslI =
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

Smiling Joe" Stehlin. the famous
New York twenty-three-yearold avia-
tor. who has been with the United
States. French. Polish. and now the
LettlSh aviation corps. lie Is lieu
tenant colonel In the Lettlsh corps at
present. and came home 10 get other
aviators to go back with him TO fight
the bolShevikl.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

In the matter Of making Pr
well as a living. we are told ii-i
books cut a paramount figure.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19

It's useless To waste syWpails
man who has the tOOthache-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-19
fREGKLES go. =: -: !.
Quite Likely

Quite Likely.
Angler describing a caicll-
trout was so long-I tell you ] :
saw such q fish
Rustic-NOa. OF don't sup
ever did.-The Queensland y
bane).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

Tn ejemplo de 10 que esta pasando
V ha pasado ultimamente en- Mexico
acabara de hacer onoce la injus-
ticia con que sc ha atacado a los que
no Sc afiliaron desde luego en- las
huestes del Cura de Dolores.
En- 1910 la mayoria del pueblo me
xicano deseaba IN cambio en- los pro-
cedimientos administrators. La paz,
Ia riqueza, Ell credito publico que sc
habian ccnquistado a Ia sombra del
gobierno del General Diaz no basta-
ban a satisfacer el hanlbre Y sed de
justicia que habia N Ia nacion. Ma
dero levant0 ell estandarte de Ia rebe-
lion contra ell regimen porfirista, a
n%unciando que iha a luchar por la IL
bertad y Ia justicia. Muchos le ST.
guieron, pero Ia parte mas sensata
del pals no VIC con buenos ojos a.
quel movimiento c%rcyendolo maj di-
rigido Y que iba a producer nlayores
males que los que trataba de rene
diar. Mas aun: muchos de los mejo-
res elementos del pals sc aprestaron a
contrarrestarlo. Entire otros. Carran
"a mismo, en- una carta que reproduce
hace amos LA PRENSA. manifesto
su adhesion al gobierno conStituido.
HAY derecho por ESQ de tratar a to-
dos los que Sc opusieron o no Sc unie-
ron a Madero, de enemigos de la Ii
bertad Y dc la democracia?
Actualmente todoS los deSterrados
meXicanos son enemigos del regnncn
carrancista, pero no todOs 10 coE'ba-
ten con las en- la mano. Al
gunoS siguen las banderas del Gene
raj Diaz, otros las de Villa Y ambaS
facciones son enemigas ~irreconcilia-
bleS. 81 los felicistaS Green un de-
Der combatir al villismo, thabrI ma
mana raz6u para cue los villistas los
tachen de partidarios de Carran2a!
Todavia mas: hay muchoS desterra
dos que opinan que 10 menos mao
para Mexico en- estos mOMcntoS. cs
Ia consolidation del regimen im~"-
rante. :Quicn osara mas tagd" Ia
char a los que asi pienSen, &c elemi-
Cos de Mexico 0 de partidarios de
Carranza?
Esto demuestra cue pudo habcr en-
tire los m~eXicanos que combatieron
cl movimicnto de Hidalgo. quieneS 10
hicieron de buena fe, c~reyendo de esa
aner curaplir cor 81 7eber hacla
su pals.
De csc numeru fue lturbidc. cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

fue uno de los pcccs jefes :nexica-
nos que obtuvo por 81 vaiof Y su ha-
bilidad en- los combates un alto
luesto en- las filas re2listas, entire
las que, como W hemos dicho, habia
IaucEos mexicanos, 10 cual hace que
la guerra de Independence haya te-
nido mas nien e. caracter de n lu-
cha intestine.
Sc alega tamhien que Iturbide trail
ciono a Espana. Supongamoslo por
un momento. Pero 81 esa TRACTION do
como resultado Ia co~nsunacion de
la independence, no los me-
xicanos, los que estamos gozando del
bien de la Independence, los que de-
Demos de hacer tai cargo al heroe de
Iguala. cQue sc pensaria de un HI
10 que estando en- possession de Ias H.
quezas que lie dejo ~ padre, %reflrlera
que este las habia adqulrido por me-
do del robo o por otros medios re-
probados Y renegara con csc motive
del autOr de SuS dlaS?
Pero no hubo tai TRACTION desde e.
momento de que Iturbide en- ell Plan
de Iguala no proclamaba el odio nj
la gu contra Espana, sino la In
dependencia de Mexico de la mo-
narquia espanola, con Fernando VII
como Emperador o algun otro MEM
bro de la dinastia reinante en- Espa-
ma.
81 por este Sc d~eclara traidor {"
Iturbide, hay que aplicar igual ca
lificativo a Hidaigo, que el mlsmo
dia Is dc Septiembre de 1910, al
p~resentar a su naciente ejercito ell
eStandarte de Guadalupe como ban
dera. lie do este grito de guerra:
viva Fernando Wiz. Hay que de-
clarar traidor Il Ailendc que manda-
ba una fuerza realistic en- San MI
guel eI Alto Y hay que lamar traldo-
res a cast todoS los l~ibertadoreS dc
la America del Sur, porQue cast to-
dos cllos sc lanzaron a IL lucha m
vocando ell nombre de Fernando VII.
y hay Que lamar traidoy a "onCe de
Amanda. Ministro de Carlos III, eSta-
dista c!ayividentc que ~soEdeando cor
r,irada de aguila cl porveri" de IL
America ~espanola. 4 fines del 'slgis
XVIII. previ0 que al cabo de alguEos
amos IA independence de toda la
parte Espa1ola del Nuevo Mundo Sc
ria un hccho, Y para cvitar que Sc
rompieran los laZos entire las colonlaS
V la Madre Patria propuso que sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

o7OE


hombre de prestigio que encarrase
en- aquel momento las aspiraciones
~naclonales. Ese hombre fue Iturhi-
de que do manifestation clara Y
precisa a dichas aspiraciones Dor me-
do del Plan de Iguala. que fue ell
lazo de union de todos los partidos,
el que hizo estrechar las nanos de
los antiques lnSurgentes con las de
los soldados de 1turbide, ell QUE borro
los odios de diez amos entire a
les Y meyicanoS, ell que agrupo a to-
da IL nacion en- torno del caudillo
de las Tres Garantias e hizo possible
la Independence.
Ese momento ~historico, modelo de
habilidad p"olitica V que es timbre de
gloria para el libertador Iturbide, CO.
memo asi:
iAmericanosl, bajo cuyo nombre
comprendo, no solamente a los naci-
dos en- America, sino a los europeos.
afrlcanos, Y asiaticos cue residen en-
ella: tened Ia bondad de oirme: Las
naciones que sc llaman grandes en-
la extension del globo, fueron do
minadas por c3ras, Y hasta que sus
luces no les permitieron fijar Sill pro-
pla opinion, no Sc emanciparon.. 49,
Dice luego ell documento que las
n%aciones europeas fueron esclavas de
la Roma Y enumera los beneficios
que Mexico debe a Espana, Y prosigue
ash:
'Aumentadas las poblaciones v las
luces, conocidos todos los ramos de
la natural opulencia del suelo, su RI
queza metalica. las v~entajas de SUI ST.
tuacion topografica. los danos cue
orlglna la distancia del centric de
unldad, Y que va ia rama es isual
al t%ronco, la opinion publica Y la ge-
nera! de estos pueblos es la de Ia In
cependencia absolute de Ia Espana V
de toda otra nacion. Ash piensa ell
eur92eo, asi los americanos V TODD
origen.
'Esta mlsma voz que resono en- ell
pueblo de Dolores ell ano de mil ocho-
clentos diez. Y que tantas desgra-
clas cause al bello pals de las deli
cias, por ell d~esorden, ell abandono v
otra multitud de vicios, flo tambien
la opinion publica en- que la union en-
tire europeos Y americanos, indios e
lrdlgenas, es la unica base solida en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
Una sonora Sc encuentra muy
agradecida por ell aIivio
que obtuvo

"Por espacio de ounce amos mis-
sufrimientos del higado y del esto-
mayo aumentaban gradualmente. Ne
encontraba congestionada por los ga
ses, que a menudo me provocaban Sc
riaS palpitacioneS de ~corazon. Las
n edicinas unicamente me aliviaban
temporalmente, y acabe por abando-
mar Ia esperanto de recobrar mi sa-
lud- Cleric dia, mi bot;cario me a.
c~onsejo tomara Ell MaraviIloSo Rene
dio de Mayr, Mayr's Wonderful Re-
medy, Y ahora me siento una perso-
ma nueva, pues como cuanto Sc me
ccurre sin sufrir los mas leves tras-
tornos.' Es Il preparation simple e
~inofenslva que remueve e. mocus ca
tarral de los inteStinos Y evita Ia in
flamacion, que es la que practicamen
te provoca todas las Intermediates del
higado Y del estomago, incluyendo la
APPENDICITIS. Una dosis 10 c~onvence-
IA o Sc lie devolvera su importe. De
venta sn todas las droguerias. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

c~oncediese la independence 4 los
paises observation-disclosures, 1orinanT
dose cuatro imperios con un prlncl-
pc de Ia Casa reinante en- cada n
de ellos. ,
Desgraciadamente no sc acepto el
Plan del Condo de Amanda, como no
Sc acepto por Espaha el Plan de
Iguala formulate por lturblde.
Hay en- la historic de ruestra que
IRA de Independence cuatro perlo-
dos bien definidos: ell de Ia iniciaclon,
cuya gloria corresponds por entero a
Hidalgo; ell de la organization y apo
geo del movimiento in%surgente, luml-
nosa epoca que la cubre cast por en-
tero Morelos, que escribe las paglnas
inmortales de Cuautla, Oaxaca, AGA
pulco Y tantas otras Y reune el prl-
mer Congreso Nacional en- Chilpancin
go. Con la muerte de auuei gerio
de nuestra epica iucha siguc VI pc
riodo tristisimo de languidecimiento
en- el que muere Nina, Moreno Y
otros muchoS heroes, en- que Sc in
dultarcn muchos de los insurgentes
Y en- cue Ia causa de la emancipation
HuedC reGucida on las montanas del
Sur, doHde don Vicente Guerrero
manter.a el fuegG sagrado al trente
lie IN punado de vallcrt,s. y ell Pc
riodo de Ia conquista definitiva de
Ia Ind. perdencia. que comprende des
lG cl tempo t~rar:curriGo desde ell
"a de Febrero de 1921 hasta el 81
de Septiembre del mismo ano, en- que
el ejercito trgarante, al mando de
Iturbide. hizo su entrada triunfal en-
Ia ciudad de Mexico Y Sc izo por e
primera ell pabelion tricolor en- ell que
habia sido palacio virreinal.
10 que significo ell Plan de Iguala.
La base del poder espanol en- Me
Xico habia sido minada por ell levan-
tamiento de Hidalgo que fuf como hu
racan que pretendia arrastrar TODD
lG eXistertc. Ell grito de las hueStes
de Hidalgo: iMueran los gachupines!
produjo una tremenda division en- la
sociedad mexicana que do lugar q
la formation de bandos o~puestos.
Con Ia p]roloneada lucha de diez amos
el sentimiento en- favor de la indepen
dencia Sc hizo general al grade de
que la deseaban por igual e~spanoles
y meXlcanoS, aunque cada bando por.
distintos motives. Solo faitaba un
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
OFERTA EXCEPTIONAL

Examine I'd. cstos cua-
t-o s--iculos. los que son
de ut!!idAd sGna Z toda 2---
soma. SH.hia I'd. .eaido
Snt-rio-m-rtc "a o~ro-.un:-
dad &c adQuiri- este he-rnc-
50 reloN = p-Scio de fabri-
"a" SegE-a1Ca-e Que no y
Gg;Ga uanca vUelya = pre-
>eEtarSe,r. Observe cuida-
dUSament- este relox y Sc
cOuy-ncera cue nj con uno
de 5000 qucdara mas So
tisfecho que con este. Tie
De y joyas y n maquira-
RIA rSta conSt-uida del me-
lor acero. p-rfcctsncntc
aJlS:sda. razGn por "a tual
- mas ex2cto que cuaiqIir-
afro reloN. Is uSado pref--
reTtrments pCr personals a
quieneS SUs ocupacieUcS las
ohliGan = ten~r sirwpre "a
bora -Nacta. Ia ca!a - de
orc r-ll-nc. artisticamerte
con an aEui.a a.
mrricana E muy :uerte y
juntam-ate con IA maCui-
maria es.au Earantizzdas por
20 amos. Este --lox vale
cuanGc menos $500. Pero
en- vista de Que dcseamoS
que 81 pCblico 10 ~ono=ca.
7emos decidido vrUde-lo. por
IA corto esHacio Dc item
20. al p-ccio de- sll.I5 y CO.
mo eStamos G-seosoS de que
auess-a casa sea concciSs
, estimada iel pubiico. da-
-rmos A~BSOLUTAMENTE
GRATIS. con cada relox
Tue So nos comp-e, una ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
TENGAN UDS. BEN
PRESENTE

que al acudir a mis- o~ficinas pucdo OK
plicarle sus Intermediates on su propio
idioma. recibiendo las eNrlicacioncs dc!
caso tambieu en- 81 idioma. Acudicndo n
mis- oficinas pucdc estar SECURE de reci-
Dir las atcncioncs dc IN especisliSta que
;abe c mo tra:ar con cNito todaS las en-
Icrmedadcs cr6nicaS quo corstituycn su
specialized.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

(Pasa a la Pag. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

wla de ssuHdad hea del meor SSo, cue vale eianao m"S 800 ameH . oae-
una cGena6 vV de- oo Tceno. cuc N%F g cHS"o msS % S-%F IN III"
10 magnetic. que Is my uI para Ia claIoa y aENo de aSunas intermediates" y que
- rouendmo p- nwhr Srtou-. SUI yOr en- uS parties 6 de $50. peo noocG
10 dsrmos sras Turaueme con los tcmas obuo~ Ai e que no e2ge ms mande 81
odeu hoy msmo No nos maaae uHeU adesatado ~oaEeMe $Io para saos de Por-
race u rr~a nor adezrzao.S So % Garmos qr solo $liI5 ESrba n Ia SEene
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
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SALMON LOCALS 4

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TO- ne y. H. Monk family is n aon.u,
iof California next week w uepa,'
Key expecting to male ~. L. Mui'
Trip with them. 'he motor
= me Baxter-Tonrey musicians 49,.
ueiisnted audiences AZ the p nav
They as .nelr dances during the week
men ~ elise another dance at Car.
men 'his Saturday, night
Dan Chick. sheep man l. ,a.,,.
LOT Shelley. Idaho. for ,ha asihe
far No No iose his Democratic vote this
this MI eh1ck has made provision ,o
of Oh ne Is taking out IL cars
ior stewart 4 Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Name, GRO ,,.
Sale the Opie and Manuel family in
cannon They reside at Butte Fred
on anuei, who Is widely known me.
ahicai engineer, has the distinc.
eOn OF bringing into the Salmon
country the first traction engine
wnich was installed to drive saw.
mn on Carmen creek 25 years ago.
years ago. "eo'
Mr. and Mrs. George Kern and their
uaushter set out Tuesday from Salmon
ior the Kern place. their new home
near Winnemucca, Nevada. The Kern
pace on the Northfork river has been
taken by Charles LANCE. at least for
the winter. Mr.. Kern bought not long
ago large tract of land for the new
hume and thinks of permanently local
ing there. There is a general regret
a' the removal of the family from
among their many old friends and
neighbors in Lemhi county. A truer
man than Geore Kern does not live
anywhere.
III Is frequent occurrence that the
Recorder is called upon to restore the
lost and found. A service of the kind
rendered for A. c. Jewett of BOYLE
creek has made him an everlasting
friend of the newspaper. Mr.. Jewett
lost number OF his horses and adver-
Used the fact with their description
and brands after futile hunt for
them. Last week he received note
from A. +. Tage of the D. c. ranch
saying that the missing animals were
at that place and had been for a long
time The horses had strayed at least
so miles from their own grazing
ground and but for the advertise
ment might never have been restored
to their owner.
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SALMON LOCALS

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SALMON LOCALS -,
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r The Methodist a,s
meet with Mrs. Abbot, n society will
MRS. w. T. Blasingame 10 .u
dairying. ''eiy In Jersey
sale Dulid will hold a cookaa ,oo,
90 On Saturday. October 1s 1000
m. at Browns market. To- p.
me Auxiliary will hold Sc
n ing at the Presbyterian cbnro, meet
thursday afternoon. with mex.
program OF exercises. special
george A. Martin is ca-rv,,
aH IN Sling from a fal, f. ah
wagon IN which he sustained m
en- coiaroone. AS If that We've oio On.
enougn Tor the busy stage NO. no.
IeoroKe the same bone weaL a,, ne
TUG original fracture, and ho,h =.
LURES nave caused him no little IN
sl,ors al the state fair from Sol,
,non all report record crowds .ttand
ing. twenty-five Thousand IN ~ NJ
oay was the tally at the gaes rh e
car OF l.. E. Tillotson, in which h;s
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwipbt 4
smith and Thomas BOYLE trsve,ed
was delayed by mishaps on the wav
put the Beers ellamy car went
through without trouble, 1T was
mighty big doings," said Mr. Smith "a d
making his report, but Lemhi heats
al the other parts of the state in ono
OF It's staple products, that of pota.
toes" VI po'a'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fayle and their
young son, William. Jr, are in Sal.
mon from their Leadore ranch home
Mr. Fayle is the Democratic candl-
date for county commissioner in his
district, where every voter knows
MIN either personally by his first
name or equally well by his estab.
llshed reputation as first class bus.
lsess man and progressive citizen
Ihls is rot the first visit of the fam.
lily to Salmon where they have long
been well known in the stores and
other business places. Mr.. Fayle ia
one OF the founders of the Leadore
rural high school district.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
When sIssp WIN No, Conn.

Don't hate the world and kick all
night Just because you don't happeb
to 50 to siesp. II damages your own
nervous system and any tender re-
gard In suhkch ayear roommate may
have he@ - Anger eats up energy
and Is rs1pepabIe ,for next mornings
very unpseaaapt dAy4fier feeling. The
lack of sleen Rstessa not at all. II
instead OF thfAxhfng about yiciousiy
you had curied MP coziiy and dag.
dreamed. your 4t might have been
saisaged. all might have been weii.--
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Silo in killxide

% T. Bowler arranged 10 make
siiage OF his crop of sunflowers but
round himself unable to get silo
delivered in time to take care of the
crop. Mr.. Bowler Is BOYLE creek
rancher. He has four acres of the
state flower of Kansas. In his ey.
,remity II was suggested that he dig
pa. silo to answer the purpose. Ac.
cordingly, that is what he is doing.
gong INTO convenient hillside
twenty-iour feet with a tunnel ten by
twelve feet. This is TO be boarded up
as to top and sides and then sealed in
'front.' like potato pit. making an air
light silo To all intents and purposes.
Experts think Il will work all right.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08

10 the great Office OF nature there
are innumerab,e departments with
endless work going on. and the zoe
mower that you behold there, gaudlly
at'ired and scented like dandy. II by
no means what II appears to be. but
rather Is like a laborer toiling In the
sun and shower, who has to submit a
clear account Of his work and has no
breathing space 70 enjoy himself In .
playful frolIc.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08

rostoffice Inspector Dods OF Poca,
.eiio was In Salmon on Monday ar.
ranging for bids for the Salmon post.
price location Specifications cali for
x'VvV ieet OF floor space. with heat,
hght and lavatory; the offers 10 be
submitted not later than October cath
ana the period covered TO be ten
years from March /. 1921. The present
location is rented under the same
terms, but more than double tbs space
Is now required
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-08
Horse 10 Shot Al NorthtorI

n Moore found one OF his best
i aorses dead the other day from bull.
N. r ,hat had crushed through her flank
ne animal, which had been shot in
ne pushes near the river shore AT
Norlhfork, fell as she sprang into the
water But for the light grey color
VI .he animal IL would naturally be
.nought that some hunter had mistak.
en- her for a deer
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~ Whitcomb will enter
spiscopal guild next Thurs
81 =
"a has located at Medford,
acre he may buy or start
bsuse.
y-s J. NJ. Ashley were
!, Salmonites attending the
at Boise.
,se splendid features in the
ms at the Rex are regular
pictures.
,rybridge is visiting Boise.
n Burbrldge anu thelr
w living.
Mrs. Thomas Melvin have
: california after spending
u in Salmon.
ctrinofellow will hold
At Tendoy school house
by at 2::3o p M
al Episcopal church Sun
her 10, and each Sunday
fall and winter. at II a.
evening service. R. s.
Elbow, Rector.
Mrs. Leon R. Sells are
throngs at the fair this
Sells recently completed
hin into Oregon of more
miles in eight days.
Mrs Frank Pond left Sal
,,day for Telache, Idaho,
u will make their home.
a mining camp east of
near the WashingtoS-Ida-
Mrs. Hugh McCaleb have
week in Salmon from their
De. They came over for a
Mr.. McCaleb's mother. AL
NJ. Dillon business man,
also.
TO be an exodus of Lemhi
chers next week to attend
he at Idaho Falls for the
Bonneville, Clark, Ere
Iison and Teton as well as
Of the teachers will trav-
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patches from Detroit announcing that
there would be no reduction in the
price Of Dodge Brothers Motor cars.
has been received by the Salmon city
garage. the Dodge Brothers dealer In
this city. A telegram from &. w.
Mathewson. acting general sales man
ager. TO the local dealer. reads:
Dodge Brothers policy has ever
been TO give full value for the
price asked. There will be no re-
duction In the present prices Of
Dodge motor cars. Newspaper re
ports To the contrary are absolute
ly untrue.
Dodge Brothers announcement was
no surprise to U.S. said Mr.. Bradley.
In fact IL is only substantation
OF Dodge Brothers business princi-
pies At no time have they ever de
manded an excess amount for their
product AS in the past. they will
continue in the future TO demand
fair return for their efforts
The mere fact that the demand for
Dodge Brothers motor cars ~ still
greater than the supply, despite the
great expansion program al the facio.
~. has absolutely nothing 10 do with
the decision TO continue the present
prices. In marketing their cars
Dodge Brothers have never made
point Of price and will never sacri-
fee the quality Of their produce 70
enter price competition.