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Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

the city according to an announce nent made by Superintendent Bland.
 He stated that the first daily ses- sion of the year opeend at ocf9ek and ran through the full day without any delay and remarked that this is the first time that the first day of school had ever been fully completed. It is expected that more than one hundred students will he enrolled to day and that the enrolment will in crease each day.
 All the teachers were present with the exception of one and she is cN- pected daily.-Reecrd
 Home Gutted by Fire MIAMI-Fire which broke out at z 9 last Saturday evening. thoroughly sutted the four-ro house belonging 10 Martin Despot and occupied by the family of Pete Zdarich. m employe of the Miami mine. The flames had ob- tained d good start by the time the firenen had water on the blaze The fire was eXtnguished promptly by the | fire company. A line of hose was laid from Davis Canyon to the top Of Church Hill. wher the cottage was sit uated.-Silver Belt.
 New School Nearly Completed
 BISBEE- Franklin school on Opera Drive. the new school for the Americanization of Mexican pupils is
 
 in part at least within ten days. The opening of this sechool will mark an innovation in public school instruction the credit for which belongs to C. r. Philbrook. superintendent Of schools, under whose direction the schools of Bisbee have already set a high mark Review.
 To Celebrate at Aeua Prieta DOUCiLAS-The fourth of July 0f Mexico will be held on Septcmher Ia. according to Alfonso Pesquiera Neyi- can consul at Douglas who states that an ela borate celebration will he staged in Agua l'rieta-
 In 152t Mexico was conquered hy the Spaniards under Hernando Cortez Cortez called it New Spain and was created captain general, hut in 1533 was displaced by a viceroy From that date untu 1S21 the country was ono CT tho viceroyalties of Spanish Americap and governed almost ab- l soIutoIy oIy.-Internat tional
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
8V BlOSSer

Bunch vegetables. 9 for O. Cabbage -....... or Cucuobers. 9 1hs . .25 Celery. bunch ... .23 Cantaloupcs, -......... .15 Crabapples. 2 lbs. ... .25 Cantaloupes. for. IS 20 Dry onions. f lbs. .... .25 . Flour, 2t-lb. sacks 1.&5 Green corn, per dozen. 50 100 Green Chili. ID. .... 20
 Grapes, H.. ........ .15 IT. Grapefruit. 3 for .... 25 .. Hazel nuts. lb ... .45 .. Lemons. dozen .. 20 .. Lettuce. per head .-... 10 .15 Loquots. To. ... 20 Oranges, Cozcn ........ .I5 olives qt. ...-...- .No Okra. ID. ....... .15 Peaches. ] Ib. ..-.- I2H Is Pears. lb ............. .17la Potatoes, lh. ....... .Oa
 Plums, ............. .l5
 String beans. 10. ... 20 ..
 Squash lb. ......... .12is . Tomatoes. lb ........ .I2ie IS Waterrnelons, lb. . .03 O. WaInuts. In ..... 40 50
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ErsINEss cHANCE

For sale. a good battery and eloc- trical business. If you are a good bat
 tery man or electrician and mean busi- ness | have a proposition that can be bought reasonable, or possibly handled on a 50-5 basis. If you haven't got the capital don't answer. Box TSS, Re- publican bg
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

The Sing Sing Bulletin, convict newspaper. recently suspended by the prison authorities of New York will resume publication. There was some objection to the fact that T murdercr was editor of the paper but he will keep his job. and the paper will start on it's twenty second year.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

Hunting sharks with bow and arrow is the latest sport along the Califor-. nia coast.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
1918 Chandler

owner leaving Phoenix Monday. He says sell it. It's wonderful buy. The price is $750 easy terms. Ray Egau
 520 w Wash bd
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

FURNISHED modern apartment fol healthy adults 920 E. Pierce. D.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

Sillxworms in 1919 produced 52767, Goo pounds Of raw silk.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

Senator Harding will have 10 attend the ohio State fair at Columbus. in person if he wishes . address the crowd there. the committee having re iected a plan to use canned speeches of the Republican presidential candi- date.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
Ss000 FOR FEW DAYS

Will put you in immediate possession of a new frame house; four rooms. bath and screen sleeping porch; com pleteIy furnished. including extra fine player piano: rest of furniture is very good and plenty of if; place has some young fruit trees. grapes and shade and nice lawn. location northeast, close to ear line If you see it you will want it Price furnished, ready to move in only $5000.
 WEBB REALTY co.
 Room {, Talbot Martin Bldg. S W Corner First Ave and Adams
 b@
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

FOR SALF-Nearly new modern brick bungalow, with screen house and four lots. a block from car line; terms Phone 4-3S hd
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

WANTED-Teacher for small coun- try school George Berry. Orange Blossom, Mesa. or phone residence.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
Globe Schools Open

IIlti I.-- nc t.EO0C pUOIlC EC CE0oFS opened yesterday morning with the largest enrolment in the history Of
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

FOR RENT Furnished new house on lease to responsible people; refer ence required: no sick. no children ono block from Wentworth and ear. paved street CaH Saturday before 12 or sunday to D. m. S09 \. Sixth A,-n II
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

FOUND -PrestoIitc tanlS.- owner can have same by Identifying and nay ing for this ad T. H. Woods, Con stable Tempe
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

WANTFll1-I Ouncic0t hOUsekecper and cook family of two. Address BoN sos. Mesa. It
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
A HOT ONE.

There was quite . snappy verbal
.noounter on one Of our crowded
street cars the other day. A young
woman arose to give her seat to a
sbarp-faced elderly woman who had
entered, and as the latter seemed re-
luctant about taking it the young
woman said with a pleasant smile !:
sage before beauty, you know"
aThank you," was the sour reply,
abut one would need glasses to see
the beauty"
"Perhaps,' the young woman re-
Joined quietly, "but none would be
required to see the age" and she re-
sumed her seat.-Boston Tran
script.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
NATURE TELLS YOU

AZ Many Nezperce Reader. Know
Too Well.
When the kidnesy are weak.
Nature tells you about 1t.
The urine is natures index.
ln1requent or too frequent passage,
Otner disorders suggest kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for disor-
dered kidneys.
People in this vicinity testify to
their worth.
Ask your neighbor!
=. G. Feesa, 424 e. Third St., Wells
or, Idaho, says: Some time ago
began. to suffer with kidney trouble
and have always bg1Ieved it was
caused by the poor drinking water. /
nrst noticed the complaint whom the
kidney secretions became highly col
ored and profuse. Then my back
got weak and ached dreadfully across
my kidneys. got Doan's Kidney Pills
and 1t only took about three boxes to
completely cure me-"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Feesa had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Mrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
Local Druggist Pleased.

We are highly pleased with the
QUICK action of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in
Adler-i-ka, the appendicitis pre-
tentative. ONE SPOONFUL re-
ieves sour stomach, gas, and con-
stipation AT ONCE. M. D. De-
Moude, druggist.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
ITS STATUS.

It seems the e1-kaiser is not the
guest OF Count Bentinck, but pays
for his board and lodging"
Being in Holland, | suppose Iiv-
ing there is a Dutch treat"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
PRETEhTious DWELLING.

"Dear girlp
@Yes?"
"she said she could be happy with
me in an igloo."
Sound her, my boy. She NAV
have meant ten-room igloo with
. garage in the rear.-Birming-
ham Age Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
THE REASON.

Why does that orator walk two
or three times across the stage be-
fore he begins to speak ?"
81 suppose it is the preamble to
his remarks"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
THE LIMIT.

II called on the pro6teer I know
to reason with him, but he had just
stepped out to take the air"
"Great Scott! Is he going to cor
ner that, too?"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
SURE PROPHECY.

will they put treaty plank in
the party platforms?"
"Sure, and somebody is going to
walk it."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
Ridge Ranch For Sale

! am offering for sale the 400
acre farm on Central Ridge.
known as the Ira Coon place. VIM
Hamilton. Steele, Ida. 4Otf.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTIONS


cts are entitled to select the county
OF the whose nomination papers such delegates fill
ed in my office,
Democrat: Four delegates w. A. Dssmor Horning Frank
- Reed, Ralph W Stuart, all Of Kamah
! Doty, Geo. V. Carlisle, all Of Kamah.
COLD SPRINGS PRECINCT
Democrat: -Four delegates Charles Giles Chas o. Mum, D.
. Patton, Geo W Stephens, all Of Craigmont
Republican, -Four delegates R Broker A D. Gregory, H
Martin, G. Orr McNIinimy, all Of Craigmont.
EAST NEzPERCE PRECINCT
Democrat Three delegates Ledbetter Nezperce Idaho
Republican: Three delegates.
WEST NEzPERcE PRECINCT
Mitchell +. l se6nel shockley j. P. sorenson, s. l.
Stapeton, all of Nezperce.
WINCHESTER PRECINCT
Democrat Four delegates H Graham Irving H Lowrey D.
| Mauk H. D. Thompson all Of Winchester.
Charles Stevens all of Winchester.
MOHLER PRECINCT
Democrat: Two delegates
Republican, One delegate. j. L. Boyer Mohler, Idaho
FLETCHER PRECINCT
One Geo E9 Idaho
MORROW PRECINCT
One i Ray cas%on dao
MASON PRECINCT
Democrat One delegate.
Republican: One delegate 0. W Newton Forest Idaho
REUBENS PRECINCT
Democrat One delegate c. j. Larson, Reubens Idaho
'sfN0'@''-' CENTRAL RIDGE PRECINCT
Democrat One delegate.
AspD'D''l' o"' ''f RUSSELL PRECINCT
Republican: One delegate.
SLICKPOO PRECINCT
Democrat One delegate.
Republican: One delegate.
GREER PRECINCT
Democrat One delegate.
Republican: One delegate.
CANDIDATES FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN
Given below is list candidates for precinct
committeeman precincts for whom nomination
pers filed in my office
KAMIAH PRECINCT
Democrat Emil L. Mueller, Kamiah Idaho
Do hican. .amesF
WEST NEZPERCE PRECINCT
Democrat P w. Mitchell, Nezperce, Idaho
EAST NEZPERCE PRECINCT
Democrat j. M Basket Nezperce. Idaho
COLD SPRINGS PRECINCT
Democrat E. Clovis, Craigmont Idaho.
Republican: R. N. Broker Cragmont, Idaho
FLETCHER PRECINCT
Democrat Edward Hoss Craigmont Idaho.
Republican: B. c. Lauer Craigmont, Idaho
MORROW PRECINCT
democrat: Walter W. Davis, Craigmont, Idaho.
Republican: j. o. Randall Craigmont, Idaho
REUBENS PRECINCT
Democrat: John Phillips, Reubens Idaho
MOHLER PRECINCT
Republican: Chas. A. Boyer Mohler, Idaho
WINCHESTER PRECINCT
Republican, w. F. Seatz, Winchester. Idaho
MASON PRECINCT
Republican: O. W. Newton, Forest Idaho
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1920 II
E. L. SCHNELL4 County Auditor II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-22

NOTICE "a HERERy GIVEN that Primary ELECTION will e
,a ~ h + :; c+ s1 rs da,' ra . w. ~
1920 between the hours Of the afternoon and o'clock
-: -. -. :. - s. ;.; ~. s; :s 60 ~.
rho f,,o;no il 1 If Tho rames Of al, nersona +o0atbar
NTH h otff;ce address and marty des;on.on If each nrson
WV WV a' ff;s fr Which - s n,;dt - h Nv tho o
a.. nonar !, f;1o ~ +h;a off;oa.
STATE SENATOR
Democrat
Renublcan.
2 y Rabhoro Kam;ah Idaho
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
pshio
republican: c.. 1,o,
Charles F. Thomas . Nezperce Idaho
Democrat. 49,
puh,;a
''p'1 Wm Rnb,e .Kamiah Idaho
cn,nuoc1oNrp oproNn n1srR11r
~ COMMISSIONERS SECoND Dlolfsi0l
S'
republican: o,o 1aho
lver J. Longeteig ........ .Craigmont ldaho
~ COMMISSIONERS Third DISTRICT
democrat: pot 1dh
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26
Editorial
of the Day
MR.. TAFTs PECULIAR POSITION

Former President. Taft has e2'
pressed the belief that the policy OF
Senator Harding in regard to the
League of Nations, is "unwise, poll
tlcally inexpedient and Impractical
BILE" but at the same time he has
cast his lot with the supporters Of
the Republican candidate.
In one of his articles contributed
to the Philadelphia Ledger Mr.. Tai,
wrote as follows:
Had / been in the state | would
have voted for the league and treaty
as submitted and I advocated its
ratification accordingly. l did not
think and do not now think that
anything in the league covenant as
sent to the senate would violate the
Constitution of the United States OF
would involve US in wars which it
would not be the highest interest Of
the world and this country to sup
press by universal boycott and, is
need be, by military force . E.
Moreover, l believe that the issue
Of the league transcends in its i'm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26
LET'S EDUCATE OUR
POOR CHILDREN

(By Mrs. w. X. Barrett, in Wilson
Gazette)
Now that women have the ballot
what will we do to educate our poor
children?
The illiteracy in certain portions OF
the state is appalling Some children
have to stay out of school to help
pick cotton when their little hands
are big enough for only childish play,
This is a sad fact.
Every woman should have posted
herself on political affairs enough to
vote for a man to the offices of rep
resentative and senator who will stand
for progressive school laws.
Let us arouse ourselves and see
, that every Riddle in Oklahoma has
the chance of an education. First
let US work for free text books;
will give you three logical reasons
why free text books are beneficial
to the state: First. If the state fur
nishes the text books the children
will be taught in the schools to keep
the books in good condition: second
if every child has free text books the
f! little children of the poor will not be
embarrassed by asking the school
board to furnish them books and third
if the state has to furnish the books
the state will not want to work a
hardship on the state by changing
the books every season. The chang
| ing of books so often and the high
cost OF books has for years been q
drain on people who could i'll afford
to buy books when there were little
mouths to feed and feet to be shod
recently sent my little girl to
school in California, where the only
thing ] had to furnish was the child
There they furnish not only books
but drawing books, scratch paper, col
ored crayons and everything neces
sary to the education Of the child
If the older states have found this Q
good plan, why not Oklahoma?
Let every woman get busy during
the next legislature and see that oul
lovely and prosperous state does not
overlook the education Of even the
least Of these"
Let us have free examination ant
treatment Of the ear nose and throat
free text books, and work out some
law whereby every child in Oklaho
ma can have nourishing food while
attending school, warm clothing anC
a chance for an education Let US
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26

portance any domestic issues and
would justify and require one who
believes so TO ignore party ties and
secure this great boon for the worlc
and this country.
Il believe that it will be found thai
when President Harding approaches
the twenty-nine members who have
already formed a league they will be
reluctant TO adopt some new form
especially y by that time the league
shall have demonstrated its useful
ness and practicability.
1T is on this basis that | hope
that President Harding will ultimate
Is conclude it to be wiser TO enter
the league with the Lodge reserva-
tioas than. to attempt to carry out
the same purpose through a new form
Of association"
Il is interesting to note how Mr.
Taft reconciles such views as these
with his support of Mr. Harding
The answer, as he gives it, is that
he does not believe the coming elec
ton will make enough changes in
the senate to alter the attitude which
that body has assumed in regard t.
sle treaty, He further believes,
as indicated above, that Senator
Harding will finally decide that tho
nation should enter the league.
Mr.. Tafts views on this and al
other matters Of public interest are
entitled to the highest consideration
but is his attitude in regard to Mr.
Harding logical? He admits that
the league question "transeends in
its Importance >ny domestic issues,
and. therefore, he is apparently in
accord with President Wilson who re
CARDS the coming election as sol
emn referendum" on the League OF
Nations. Mr.. Harding has entirel,
repudiated the league as it now
Stands. Does Mr.. Taft think that
the approval of the Harding can
didacy will strengthen the hands OF
/ the senators who support the treaty
If Harding is elected, will not the
bitter enders' who oppose the league
/ in any form, be justified in accepting
| the verdict as a complete endorsement
of their course? What chance, then
would there be that Mr. Harding
could make any sort of effective
appeal to them in behalf of the leagu,
even though he should finally b.
convinced that no other course
practicable? Would there not bt
much more prospect for the relation
of Mr.. Tafts hopes II the voters o
the country should endorse the League
as Mr.. Taft has done?-Democrati'
/ Press Bureau.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26
The Ardmoreite's
HOME FORUM
WARNING TO sPEEDERs.

Editor Ardmoreite:
Ii you will allow me ] will try TO
help impress the danger Of fast and
stil faster driving upon the minds
Of our present and coming up gem
Grafton. Perhaps it may help.
When you are driving your bus hs
you may call It,, do you ever stop
your mind long enough to think that
some child may be coming up the
side street that you are about 10
cross, or that perhaps some lady Is
driving her car up this same street.
may be.
Maybe the fire trucks are coming
and you could never hear them be-
cause your cut-out is open or per.
haps there is a rattle 70 the old hack
and it would be impossible for you 10
notice the siren.
You might have a bunch of girls
/ in the car or you are passing one
and want to pull little stunt or
fancy driving before her. You know
what l mean? How do I know? Well
now young man that used to be my
game also but as | have grown older
\ | can now see the danger of speed
ing and reckless driving as watch
the small boy who is hardly out of
mothers lap driving a huge car to
the limit Of its speed, while the boy
\ of 10 or 25 is also trying to break
all board and dirt track records, right
here on the streets of our entehpris
\ ing city
/ Why some of these little chaps are
trying to make Oldfeld, Chevrolet and
other auto speed fiends ashamed OF
their previous records.
Now demons you had better list
en- to this or you will be telling the
judge good morning" when, my
dear boy takes you up.
o you might have to spend the rest
Of your life in a wheel chair or cause
someone else to. so think over this
and try to understand the meaning
Of it for the safety of you and me.
CITIZEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26

stintedly Of the best they have in or
der that your boy and girl and my
boy and girl and the boys and girls
Of all Of US may develop into intelli-
gent, well-educated, useful men and
women, only to have their efforts re.
paid by unjust criticisms and un-
merited censure.
When the business employer, be
that business big or small, becomes
hectoring and domineering and i'm.
possible to please, the employees quiet
ly walks out and seeks employment
somewhere else. And so it is. today.
with the school teachers.
They are getting their fill of work
ing like pack.horses. only to be re
paid with abuse. They are awak.
ening to 4 knowledge that they can
fnd other work which is more pleas
ant and agreeable. wherein their ef.
forts will be appreciated. They are
alive, at last, to knowledge that
they are human beings, entitled to
respect from every man. woman and
child Of their acquaintance They
know at last that they are skilled
workmen" and that they do not have
10 give the best years Of their lives
in honest effort to make the comiyg
generations good. respectable and eff
cient citizens, only to have their fe.
forts reimbursed with anathemas and
SANDERS.
So, like everyone else who has the
modicum Of self-respect incorporated
in their systems, the school teachers
from the college president down tc
the little girl who has Just entered
the profession and is fighting ignor
ance. armed with a third grade cer,
tificate, are beginning to look out
for No. !, and are entering lines OF
employment where they are shown
respect, where their efforts are appre
ciated, where they do not have tc
work like galley slaves and worry
themselves into hospitals or insane
asylums.
If the people of the country, Okla
homa and every other state, would
retain their educators, they must
force upon themselves the acknowf
edgment that the teacher is hu
man being, filled with every human
impulse, entitled to every consider
alton shown other members of the
human family-that no is a member
Of one OF the learned professions and
at the same time a member of tn,
great army of skilled workers; thai
he is giving you the best fruits from
a well-traincd and stored mind ans
chat he is entitled, in return, to tbs
best treatment from you
Let the public continue its pres
cnt course and in another decade we
will be raising families in ignorance
because no men and women can b,
found who will qualify as instructors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26

nav our teachers enough to 1--we ana
put something away lor Naou'i0''
days, also. 49,
Too long have we remained III the
slough of indifference, for which we
should humbly hang our heads IA
shame Oklahoma has had the pes'
crop report Of any state in the Chioh '
this year; Providence has bountlu'iS
supplied US with natures resources IL,
the way of coal, OIL lead zinc ana
the best of crops; let us show Our
gratitude by helping each ht'le eur
zen to get his or her chance ior al,
education in our prosperous state ol
which we are all so justly proud
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26

seventy heads and seven horns that
ne don't know whether Lots wife
was turned TO a pillar of rock salt or
package Of epson salts; that he
can't tell you If Pharaoh's daughter
found Moses in the bullrushes before
or after Caesars wife was above sus-
picion or before or after Anthony
hasked in Cleopatra's smiles while
Ruth followed Boaz and crept. be-
meath the skirts Of his garments as
Sampson patromzed the first lady
barbershop Of the world, and Daniel
offered himself to the lions den for
lunch. and the Prodigal Son came
marching home
We have also noticed that the clap
who wants to argue with the doctor
that his appendix is all O. k, does
not know enough about human an.
atomy TO tell whether he has the
stomach or the back ache or if 1t
IS his corns or his teeth which
bother him, while lawyers, criminal
lawyers especially, ratten beciuse the
fellows who dispute the right-of-way
with the criminal code cannot dis
tinguish the difference between right
and wrong
Having noted all the above and
foregoing. we feel that we are well
qualified to toll you how to conduct
yourselves at the institutions of learn
ing YOU are about to enter, while
we are peculiarly adapted, by train
ing and correspondence, tn tell your
tooChors how they should hammer
learning into your domes and spare
thc child ana save the rod.
-.--..----, l. -r..-.l-t..A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-26

done for others and what It might do
for her. Now she is getting fat and
goes to school every day You can tell
every mother what the Vegetable Com.
pound has done for my daughter
Mrs. j. H. BOYD, 1902 N. Jackson St.,
Danville, Ill.
If every girl who suffers as Miss Boyd
did, or from irregularities, painful
periods. backache. sideache, dragging
down pains, Inflammation or liberation
would only give this famous root and
herb remedy trial they would soon
find relief from such suffering.
For special advice women are asked to
write the Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of forty
years experience is at your service.