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Notes of a Convention Observer
Delegates All Fall In Love With Frisco - Ed
wards Banner Refers to Him as
"Emancipator."

blue tailored coral suit and red
feathered turban, is the object Of
incessant admiration. Mrs, Lucas,
who sits on a front seat on the
platform. favors a white checked
suit. She wears q turquoise turban
which she waves aloft every time
her candidate, Senator Robert Owen.
is mentioned or hinted at.
Who is the Belasco behind the
superb stage management of the big
Democratic show? At every turn
there is evidence of a master the
atrical hand. Beginning with the
convention curtain raiser. the reve-
lation of President Wilson's por-
trait behind the folds of a giant
nag. there has been an unbroken
succession Of episodes of dramatic
imrressiveness. The convention re-
spends instantly to the slightest in
spiration. 1t Is ready to laugh, sing,
cheer. parade or pray at a moments
warning. Ona of the little noted
events OF opening day was the con-
Sregational repetition of the Lords
frayer by the whole house, said to
be complete innovation in con-
Ventions. A Catholic priest led.
Mitchell Palmer, convention sos-
sip alleges. may be expected to leave
the administration within a few
weeks TO enter private law practice.
PROBABLY at the head of a big New
York firm.
The conventions oratorical honors
to date belong indisputably to Ho-
mer Cummings, whose keynote
speech on opening day has not been
cxcelled.
w. Bourke Cochran's nominating
speech for Gov. "Al'' Smith was the
pest or that class and Mrs. Izetta
Jewell Brown, seconding John w.
Davis nomination is accorded first
honors among the women SPELL
binders.
Women pickets are all over the
convention hall district. They are
holding up placards for Ireland, for
liberation OF political prisoners, and
for lifting of the Russian blockade.
Samuel M. Vauclain will be interest
ed In one of the Russisn picket post
ers, which reads:
Russia has millions in gold with
which to buy locomotives, clothes
and farming machinery in the Unit
ed States"
The Washington diplomatic corps
10 represented At the convention by
the Peruvian. Chilean. and Arsen-
tian Ambassadors and by Boris Bak-
hemeten. the representative of the
"Ail Russian" Embassy to the Unit
ed States.
tCopyriSht. 1890. by Psbue Ledger Co,
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San Francisco, Cal, July I'm
stinted appreciation and praise or
San Francisco's hospitality consti-
tutes one OF the outstanding feat
ures of the convention. They are on
all lips. Old convention hands say
there has never been anything quite
like II before. Already there Is talk
of fixing upon San Francisco for all
time as the seat of recurring Demo-
cratic national conclaves. The alb
sence OF gouging, the superb wcath :
er. the glad hand extended by all
and sundry and tho splendid ar
rangements at the convention haiB
are the things that combine for ex-
tended universal admiration and
gratitude.
Jouett Shouse. of Kansas. who Is
Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury when not plotting McAdoo Pres
idential affairs. thinks the holding
of the convention on the coast will
have vital results In November. The
Democrats like 1t out here and "out
here" likes the Democrats. Shouse
ventures the prediction that Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington will
beat their emotions into Democratic
four months hence.
Gov. Edward 1. Edwards, Of New
Jersey, the champion of the dis
comfited wet forces. is tho one can
didate who flung his colors boldly
to the breeze In the convention
hall. Emblazoned on a red. white
and blue banner afixed to one Of
the balconies is this legend: The
1920 emancipation for the Presiden-
tial chair. Edwards Is there
Mrs. George Bass. OF Chicago,
chairman OF the Democratic Wom-
ems National Committee, Is the
heroine Of the frst Vice Presiden-
tial boom on record for a woman.
The boom has not advanced be-
vond the stage of a boomlet. But
in the ingratiating mood in which
the Democrats fnd themselves anent
the woman vote, anything might
happen. Mrs. Bass presided over
the national convention for a while
as pro TEN chairman. establishing
another record. A oufja board en-
thuiast claims to have dreamed that
the San Francisco ticket will be
Davis and Bass"
The San Francisco convention
contains two conspicuous beauties.
II will .Erieve the younger genera
tion to know that both are white
headed, though prematurely SO.
One is Mrs. Frederick Garner. wife
Of the governor Of Missouri and
the other is Mrs. Frank Lucas. an
alternate delegate from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Garner. . junoesque figure In
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broad-visiohed leadership Of the
President.
Financial Aehievements.


A review Of the record of the
Democratic party during the admin
istration Of Woodrow Wilson pre-
sents chapter of substantial
achievements unsurpassed in the
history of the republic. For nifty
years before the advent Of this ad-
ministration periodical commissions
had impeded the industrial progress
of the American people and caused
inestimable loss and distress. BY
enactment of the Federal re-
serve act tie old system, which
bred panics. was replaced by a new
system, which insured confidence
1t was an indispensable factor In
winning the war, and today II is the
hope and inspiration of business
Indeed. one vital danger against
which the American people should
keep constantly on guard is the
commitment of this system to par
tisan enemies who struggled against
its adoption and vainly attempted
to retain In the hands of specula-
tive bankers a monopoly OF the cur
rency and credits of the nation. AL
ready there are well-defned indica-
tions Of an assault upon the vital
principles of the system in the event
OF Republican success in the cleo
tions in November.
Under Democratic leadership the
American people successfully
financed their stupendous part in
the greatest war Of all time. The
Treasury wisely insisted. during the
war. upon meeting an adequate por-
tion OF the war expenditures from
current taxes and the bulk of the
balance from popular loans. and.
during the first full fiscal year after
fighting stopped, upon meeting cur
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Democratic Platform Induses Party Record
And Pledges Continuation Of Wilson PoLcu
PLATFORM EXCERPTS


sf nastaz,-
ins permanent peaee sf the world
4.
the republic.
Cs.Aen.u the Press-
demands to revise the laws
Of living primarily the
4. f.ver Of . t.ria revenue only
nstieas Iesfsstve busness.
Opposed compulsory pledges party to instant
sis.ed to bring salaries = level
. csroIas,
sixth stse 0. time participate
. complete Of
sstn mature action BY defects
Mexies will
easrateA it's ability to nain.i. order
.,.p.tAy aspiration.
against Aess.,,s
Cs..e.ds reel. eato. eonnission.
and free. speech.
money By Republican e.nd
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Beef prices pound in New York and the
vesetsrsns may well say "I.s i'll wind" etc. az
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The popular chap San the past week Or
more has been They say Next week he become 81 told Won
sor
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A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs
A SUGGESTION.

If you would get the best of July
days,
o you who dweil amid the floral
ways.
Think OF the souls less fortunate
who toll ,>5
Out in the sodden paths Of murk
and mofl. x
Stretch forth friendly hand to
them, and strive
To keep their love of life and hope
& alive, E a
And grant to them thoughtfuI
Brothers share
or these rich gifts that make your
n portion fair
tcey2Fisht 1870, BY The Mcclure synd,eate.,
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One good to feel patrone the armchair
coffee.
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The conventions oratorical honors
to date belong indisputably to Ho-
mer cummings, whose keynote
speech on opening day has not been
cxcelled,
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Exit Sir Robert Borden.

Mainly of health partly altering
cal conditions the dominion, Sir Robert
the coalition premier during
with hrs the ren OF Unonist whom
prws days have decided to form with
Liberals and thus united
of Ottawa and in tine
marked Manitoba and the Western provinces.
Britain the old Liberal without definite program
commanding leader.
the credit of said that all the
negotiations Tor unity of within
carried IN London and
Paris he has been Canadian Nationalist refusing
allow Miner and Lord Curzon statesmen oil
the fnsesist school policy Of
and continued dependency Downing also has shown
sagaY escnng rather than friction the
Ohited States and Canada more
ehanvinist type might easily have produced contrary
A He will not rank ultimately in the history dominion with
John Macdonald Wfrd Laucr; place
the ranks of political leaders of will 20 out of
public life with few personal enemies quietly by
The dominion gapple with larger international oues
tons than either he of his predecessors Canada
;ast entering asage of conflict capitalism and its
critics which in this country first grappd in the
She has ceased being daughter Britain and
claims be sister of England league of nations
compact she is TO international issues ;
One good feel patronz the areb,,
lunches aud submit to the counter putting sugar in
coffee. -
The popular chap Francisco for the mast ..L 10
has been They Next will become 81 told Won
so.- - 80
Beef prices pound New York and the
vesetarsns may well say "I:'s an Ill wind" aEs
u
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-29
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the Probate Court of Idaho County,
State of Idaho.
The County Assessor Of Idaho County,
State Of Idaho, as Tax Collector.
Plaintiff, VS. Lake Creek Mining
Company, Defendant.
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting to
the Above Named Defendant:
You are Hereby Summoned to APP
pear in the above entitled Court to
be held at the office of the Probate
Judge, at the court house, at Grange
Vile, Idaho, in the above entitled
cause, at 10 o'clock a. m, upon the 9th
day of May, 1920, and answer plain
tiff's complaint on file in said Court,
or plaintiff will take judgement
against you as prayed III said com
plant.
The complaint of the plaintiff on
file asks judgement in the sum of
S270S in favor Of the plaintiff and
against the defendant for taxes duly
assessed and levied upon two miles of
ditch. 2 giants and 10000 feet Of pipe
by Idaho County, State of Idaho, foI
lawful purposes, which taxes are I'm.
paid, and for which property writ OF
attachment has been executed.
| Witness my hand and the seal OF
the Probate Court this 31st day OF
March, 1920.
(Seal) WILBUR l.. CAMPBELL
Probate Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk
b. Anger, Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence and p. o. Address, Grange
ville Idaho. 1916
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State OF Idaho
in and for tie County of Idaho.
John Gibson, Plaintiff, VS.. Mary G.
Wimpy and J. A. Wimpy, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that a Writ
of Attachment was issued cut Of the
above entitled court in the above en-
titled action on the Goth day of March,
1920, against the property Of the above
named defendants.
HENRY TELCHER,
(SeaD Clerk Of the District Court.
BY HAROLD HARRIS, Deputy
F. e. Fogg, Wilbur L. Campbell, B.
Anger, M. Reese Hattabaugh, At
torneys for Plaintiff, Residences and
Addresses: Grangeyille, Idaho.
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NOTICE TO HORSEMEN!

Have made arrangements with the
Cottonwood Percheron Horse Co, to
stand the imported Percheron stallion,
Hussard, in connection with my man.
moth Kentucky Jack, Twins Model.
Commencing April 18th these animals
will make the season at the Bassinger
barn, two blocks east of the Boss barn,
and one block north of the old Won
Berge brewery. The animals will be in
charge of Fet Rhodes.
20-4t GEO. III. BYERS.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REALESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE

In the Probate Court of Idaho county,
State of Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate of Alvin r.
Harris, deceased.
Under authority of an order of sale
granted by the Probate Court Of Idaho
county, State of Idaho, dated 18th day
of April, A. d. 1920. l will sell at
private sale. the following described
real estate:
The northeast quarter of the south
west quarter (NEASWA) and the
northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter (NWASEA) Of Section 4,
Township 81 North, Range East b. NJ
The sale will be made on or after the
Bird day of May, A. d. 1920, and bids
will be received at the office Of Fred
f. Butler, Esq. in the city of Lewiston,
/ Nez Perez county, Idaho. Ten per cent
Of the sum bid and accepted will be
required to be paid in cash on the day
of sale. The remaining ninety per cent
to be pad in cash on the day of the
confirmation of said sale by the pro
bate court.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. ID
1920.
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LANDS EOR SALE

loo acres, 80 under cultivation, more
can be plowcd; all fenced and cross
fenced with three wires; good barn
20 40; hay shed Is y 40; room
house and two cellars; spring water
in house; five never failing springs !;
good chicken house. two wood sheds (;
20 hearing fruit trees; plenty good
red fir for wood and posts for life
and place. Price 5000. $1,000 cash,
balance. five years time Mt s per cent.
so acres 50 under cultivation, all
fenced. fair buildings, good family or
chard, water in house; good cellar
seven or eight springs; two creeks
plenty wood; three and IL half miles
from Sites, all down hill; five miles
hog wire on place; good early pas
turc. Price $4,000. $500 cash. most any
kind of terms on balance at per cent
100 acres, 20 acres farm land 10 un
der cultivation; house, barn; all fenc
ed; never failing spring about 60 fee
from house. Price $1,000; 1920 cash
balance five years time at s per cent
PERRY n. LYDIA,
Box 100, Sites, Idaho
Dit
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County Of Ida
ho, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate of Henry
w. Long, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
of administration on the estate of
Henry w. Long, deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned ON the Goth day
of March, 1920, by the Probate Court
of Idaho County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance at my resi-
dence, miles west of Grangeville,
Idaho, within ten months after the
cate Of the first publication of this
notice, or they shall be forever barred
Dated this 9th day OF April, 1920
ELIZABETH LONG.
A. S. HARDY, Administrix
Attorney for Administrix.
21-5t
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OK \ r.. 2 f. H. NJ. thence south
In, SW corner of the Sc IA Of Sec. 81.
Ok \. X. 3 +. Il. NJ. thence east
,,ile thence south "a mile, thence
a. - mile. thence south IL mile,
L. east IA mile, thence south IL mile,
nee east IA mile thence south 1-2 mile.
go east 1 IL mile, thence south 3-4
4, thence east l mile. thence south IA
IL thence east mile. thence south
4 ,ile thence west miles. thence south
X mile more or less. TO the Clearwater
- thence down Clearwater river to
/ month of I.olo river, thence up Lolo
4 ~ to the place of beginning. Registrar !:
Errol 4. Moore.
Pleasant View
becinning ut point on Lolo river
are said river intersects the line run
H. between sections 16 and II, Twp. "a,
II Il. Il. NJ, thence south on see
In line TO the SIC corner See. II, Twp.
\. X. 4 l.. Il. NJ, thence west l ia
H. thence south l mile, thence west
b. mile thence south l-2 mile. more
less to the Clearwater river, thence up
N Clearwater river to its Intersection
\. r. 3 f. b. NJ. thence east II
.iles. more or less. to the Sc corner of
N "a. Twp. "a. n. X. f. b. NJ. thence
nth on section line to the Lolo river
uence down the Lolo river to the place
4 beginning. Registrar: II. C. Johnson
Pollock
BEGINNING at point on Salmon river
IN north of the NV corner of Twp. %
Il. f. b. NJ, thence running down
&d river to the intersection of section
Ia running between sections 21 and -
kp. "A. n. II. 2 f. b. NJ, thence south tc
y NE corner of Sec. %, Twp. a. \. II
4E h NJ. thence west on Section line y
lies. more or less, to the Snake river
&ence up the Snake river to the County
lie, thence running southerly and east
My along the County line to the inter
&tion of Township line running between
bwnships u and %, thence east to tn,
IN corner of Twp. -, n. r. Il. b. NJ.
&ence North to the place of beginning
Rgistrar: Jennie S. Potter.
Rocky Butte
at the Northeast corner o
NM. -, n. X. W. b. NJ, thence soutl
j Range line to Wolf Creek thence
Bwn Wolf creek to Snake river thence
8wn Snake river to the mouth of Salmon
Eer, thence up Salmon river to the in
j section of Twp. line between Twp. .
N place of beginning. Registrar Mrs
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I FOR THE cHURcH's WORK
AT HOME. A score ofitems come
under this head. Consider only one.
Five and a half million people in the
United States cannot even read and
write the English language. Whois
to carry forward this vast work OF
Americanization If the church does
not2
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Ena h Wilson


'- 80 ~ t-''''is
Red River
beSihnin- at the mouth ~ French
creek thence down Red River MN.
thence due south - miles thence eas,
~ miles. thence north II miles tbenc.
III " westerly direction to the mouth Of
rehrh creek. the place Of beginning Req.
iNtmr; Mrs William Finley.
higgins
hes'hilhs at point ON salmon river
where the Range line between RANGES .
and J cross said river. thence down tho
salmon river To- the Intersection Of I'm.
section line between sections II ana 90
Twp -. \. r. f. b. NJ. thence south
TO the NE corner Of Sec. ~. Tvs. -
~ X L. Il. NJ. thence west ~ miles
more or less To the Snake river. thence
""Wn the Snake river to the Intersection
Of the section line running between SEQ
TONS II and -, Twp. -. y II. > w. Il NJ
thence east ON said section line TO a noint
on straight line drawn from the north
east corner of Twp. ~ y. Il. 2E. r. NJ
To point ON slate creek = miles east
Of the east line of Section 36 Tvn ~
~ H. f, Il. NJ. thence south ON said
line 10 Salmon river, the place Of begin
| ''"s hNSiSlldr. hllam MCGatlep.
slate Creek
beginning at point on straight line
drawn from the northeast corner of Town.
ship =. \. L. > +. Il. NJ. to "A point ON
Slate creek miles east of the east limo
of See 1 twp. - y Il. T. Il. NJ. said
point being on the divide between Slate
creek and John Day creek. thence west
erly on said divide to salmon river
! thence down said salmon river to The
mouth of Skookumchuck. thence up Shook.
umchnck to point where said creek in.
tersects n continuation of line herein
before drawn for the designation of IN,
starting point thence Southerly on said
line to the place Of beginning Registrar
j. l.. Upton.
i sites
beginning at the Southwest corner o.
Sec -, TWP. -. y. X. 3 L. Il. NJ. theme,
East l mile. thence south miles, theme,
east | mile. thence north / mile. theme,
east / u miles, thence north / mile
thence east miles, more or less, to ClcaI
creek, thence down Clear creek to tn,
center of Section II, Twp -. n Il.
+. Il. NJ. thence west ; - miles, more o
less to the Southwest corner of the NV
Ia of See. II. Twp. -. ~ Il. t. Il. NJ
} thence south 3 u miles to the place o
beginning Registrar: j. Il. Burney.
Stuart
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BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of
See. %. Twp. % n. II. 3 T.. b. NJ. thence
due south to the head waters of Shook
umchuck creek, thence down Skookum-
chuck creek to Salmon river, thence down
| Salmon river to point where the Sec
! tion line running between sections Is and
"A. Twp -, ~ Il. +. u. NJ, crosses
said river. thence east on said section line
to place of beginning. Registrar: Emma
@. Holden.
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FOR SALE

Being unable to stand up under the
heavy work, will sell my dray line, in
Guiding l one ton and half Interna-
tional truck, good as new, two teams
and dray wagons, also house, barn and
three lots. A snap for man able to
handle the work.
20.tf VIM WIKOFF
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Tahoe

BEGINNING al the 81 corner OF Twp. -
\. X. +. II. NJ, thence North miles.
thence west miles. thence north miles
thence west miles. thence north II
mule, more or less to the Clearwater
river. thence down said Clearwater river
TO Clear creek, thence up Clear creek to
rs intersection With the Township line
running between Townships 81 and ~.
thence east . l = miles. more or less along
said Township line To the place of he
ginning. Registrar; Mrs Charles Hemp
hill
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NOTICE

The Pennsylvania Rubber Co. is
giving away contested tube with
every Vacuum Cup tire sold until May
1st, ard prices hay'nt raised. Orders
taken at Main Street Garage.
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A bnSinessike AnS,Cer to
bnsineSSike Question

THIRTY denominations cooperating in the Inter
l. church World Movement have budgeted their
needs No business could have done it more scientitl-
cally.
They have united to prevent the possibility of dupca-
ton or waste At least million dollars will be saved
by the fact that thirty individual campaigns are joined
in one united effort.
Each denomination has arranged its budget under six
main heads:
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FOR SALE

One 12inch Emerson high lift gang
pillow; one S-foot John Deere disc har-
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JOHN SCHMIDT.

Administrator OF the estate of Alvin
K. Harris. deceased. 2l-3t
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row; both in good shape. ALBERT
MILLER, Grangeville, Idaho. y:
Alfalfa seed at Wood Hardware Co.'S.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND
SMALL BESIDE REPUBLICANS

A.
Coz % Fund
B.
Jr, E. L.
Gives 100000 Largest Contribution
mel official
Cox Promises Voters Reforms
YORBy A. PJ-Govenor told hundred members
WASHINGTON(By A PDPrdent Wilson delegation
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
ENGLISH COAL STRIKE MAY
Be SETTLED---EUROPEAN NEWS

a THE temporarily
Lloyd Georges invitation a further discussion
of the ners
and
Lloyd and members
MacSweeney Nearing
A
declared his last
S near.
Is Assimiating Deirium
proIon hs life fol
Policeman Reported Killed
A. auxiliary killed
in
Shooting
P)--Se n
S
Greek COndii Is
A.
frequen
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
idaho LOST BOTH FOOTBALL
GAMES PLAYED THIS AFTERNOON

of
in the afternoon with the University
The
the Lewis and Clark high school,
26
Only game
in oregons favor In the
kicked
the remaining o 0.
Idaho Scores in The
the Z, n O he "Web-Fooers"
The FreshmanLewis
Idahs
favor
emerged from contest
ball
and to
At the the first
caught ball raced 80
Saaden Grant Lewis and Clark
Taylor of first L. FroshO
in
L.
for kneeg Wicks
of
I. C.
rs line their
for
rouck the Idaho
within striking distance
Lewis defensive
n luck is what
the field for the He