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drag 1, umprotestlngly to the fate Of
utter dissolution"
Senator Thomas also declared that
tho Presidents telegram had been
viewed as movement To defeat
Senator Chamberlain. Democrat.
oregon. for denomination. and he and
Senator Jones. Republican. Washing
ton. Joined In praise of Senator
Chamberla!n's efforts In the war.
Senator phclan. Democrat, caliior-
MIA. said the Presidents secretary
had discialned such AN intent
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"Diamond Dyes"
Tell You How
Child can Follow Directions
and get Perfect Results

Each package OF diamond Dyes
contains directions so simple that
any woman can diamond dye "a new.
rich. fadclcss color into worn. shabby
garments. drapcrics. coverings,
whether wool. silk, linen, cotton or
mixed goods.
Buy Diamond Dycs"-no other
kind-thcn perfect results are guar
nnteed even if you have never dyed
before. Druggist has color card
Adv.
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Stay out of Politics.

Vice. president Marshall declared
10 hoped that the church would not
lose it's influence for peace by dis
o"r,iinS the gospel of Jesus and
preaching the doctrine Of the Con-
"ress OF The United States" Admon-
ishing the convention mot 10 go out
ANA tclt a bass drum in a political
procession no declared there was
enough for the church 10 do "wiihou,
irving - reform Congress"
The government is not founded on
Tue Declaration of lndepc ndcncc ani
he Constitution" cir. Marshall con-
tinucd, I'll Is guided and controlled
by these great principles. but II "a re-
Pablo Is TO endure forever then il
must be founded upon the golden rule
The church. though separated from
The government, is one of the anchors
by which. mankind may be anchored
10 peace
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G. O. P. FIGHT ON
TREATY A FARCE,
SAYS HITCHCOCK
What IN nrSoiutIon'. Aim .
Continued From First pagc)

mission exist. His able argument and
historical citations prove that il
ended many months am
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Epi-copaIinns TO t:ntI.cr.

L.NNC!II;CR re-. May ic--Thc first
annual council OF the Southwestern
virginia diocese of the Episcopal
church Will meet her. May - for
three days session in ST Paul's
Church. Bishop and Mrs. Robert g.;
Jet. formerly residents here. will be
rendered a reception
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PALMER SETS MARGIN OF
PROFIT ON SUGAR SALES
One Cent Per Pound for WhoirSnIers
and : Cents for Retailers VIII
lie Allowed.
LEE Associnted Press. ]

WASHINGTON. May l2.-Attorncy-
General Palmer today set the margin
OF profit to be allowed on sales OF
sugar at cent a pound for whole
salcrs and . cents pound AT retail.
In telegram to United States at
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ended many months ago.
what is nrsoiutIOn's Aim.
what then Is the Senator from
pennsylvania attempting TO do by
this measure. which ne calls n rcso-
luton 10 terminate the war; lIc liz
making an utterly futile and hopeless
attempt 10 make peac" settlement
with Germany 10 take the place OF
the Versailles treaty
The pending resolution. Mr. Hitch
cock asserted. was chiefly The work
or senator Knox. "aithough Z ahan-
dons some OF IN" proposals IN his
earlier attempts AT a peace rcsolu-
ton
instead Of declaring peace he
said. The Knox resolution declares
the war al AN end. Thus We have
raised tho interesting distinction be-
tween declaring peace ana declaring
war ~ an end What is the differ
cnCc?'
The peace resolution adopted by
the House last month was denounced
especially by Mr.. Hitchcock because
o. It's proposals Lor->un embargo
against Germany within forty nv c
days IN event OF German objections
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'orneys. the Attorncy-Gcneral ordered
That steps be taken Immediately to
prosecute persons taking larger
PROFITS
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AMERICAN SHIP WRECKED
Schooner Florence ThurIow Collide,
with Steamer Srrenty-Ffre Miles
or sandy Hook.

>.,, Ou sandy HOOK.
NEW YORK. May 12.-The Amori-
can schooner Florence Thurlow
which halls from Boston. was wreck
cd in 4 collision tonigh, about
scvcniy-iivc miles southeast of Sandy
HOOK with the steamer Laramie
which reported the accident by wire
i"ss he crew of fourteen men was
rescued.
The Florence Thuriow. which was
In charge of Captain WATSON. is a
four-mastcr, l9l feet long and has a
gross tonnage Of l.0t2. She was buili
in 1906
Palmer to Answer Post.
w ASlilNGrON. May l2.-Attorncy-
General Palmer agreed today will
Chairman Campbell. of the Iious,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Eberle
entertained AT luncheon today in
honor of DIR. and Mrs. Samuel W
Hughes Of London. at their residence
1872 18th street. The guests includ-
ed Miss Williams OF Birmingham
Ala; Dr. Henry Allen Cooper and Mrs
Harry Et2ler.
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Mrs. E. P. Wilson and Miss NJ. J.
Winfree.
Mr.. William Howard Gottlieb. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gottlieb of
Chevy Chase. was married to Miss
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace r. Murnn Of
Philadelphia and Williamsport, Pa,
in Philadelphia, Tuesday, at IL o'clock,
in the West Park Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. Charles c. Hopper
officiating.
A number of Washington friends of
the young people were received after
the ceremony at the home of the
bride. 1909 Walnut street. Philadel-
phia The bridesmaid was Miss Hazel
Reilly of Williamsport. a classmate,
and Mr. w. Cochran Fisher of Wash
in the Wharton School of Finance at
the University Of Pennsylvania. acted
as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb ar. on an
extended automobile trip in New
England. and will return to Chevy
Chase. where they will he at home
after November Is.
Reception for Miss Boardman
At the reception to be given to Miss
Mabel 7. Boardman. District Commits
Sioner. and Mrs. Helen II. Gardener.
civil service commissioner tomorrow
by the Women's City Club the recep-
ton committee will be composed of the
officers of the board and the board Of
directors.
Miss Mary O'Toole. president. will
receive. assisted by Mrs. William T.
Chamberiin. first vice president: Mrs
George W. Eastman. second vice presi-
dent. Miss Ethel Bagiey. Mrs. A. G.
McCiintcck. Miss Aline Solomons. Mrs.
Frank Bright Miss Cornelis Lyme. Mrs.
\. Leftwich Sinclair, DR. A. Frances
Foye. Mrs. Laura A. Bradley. Mrs. Ran
dolph Keith Forrest, Miss Myrtle Bum
Mrs. James Campbell Cantrill, Mrs.
Herman Gasch and Mrs Adila Hen
riaues, Those invited TO assist officers
OF the club are Mrs. L. Spencer Mus
sey. Mrs. Clara Sears TAYLOR, federal
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commissioner. Mrs. Frances Axtell.
National Council Of Defense: Mrs Will
liam Hamilton Bayly. Mrs. Annett Alb
bolt Adams. Mrs. Charles Edward Rus
sell. Mrs. James Carroll Frazier and
Mrs. Oscar Williamson. Mrs. Randolph
Keith Forrest. chairman of the enter
tainment committee. and Mrs. Maud
Howell Smith. chairman of the recep-
tion committee, will be assisted by
Miss Edna ]. Sheehy. Mrs. George w.
Johnston, Miss Maude Lee. Mrs. Den
mis- Council, Mrs. Forrest Vrooman,
Mrs. Claude Bennett, Mrs. G. A. Lyon,
Mrs. John V. Barross. Mrs. James r.
Colburn, Miss Bessie l.. Wollard. Miss
Pansie Wilson. Miss Ruth Halpenny,
Continued on Ninth PageD
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THE SUNSET STUDIO.
BANNER & WEBSTER

BCHOOL OF EXPRESSION, DANCING
AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
6. Harry Banner. Marjorie F. Webster
1897 Mass. Ave. NV. ON Thomas Circle
Class and private distractions in all form.
Of dancing. Gymnasium classes for reduce.
nent and corrective work for adults ana chi.
Gren. T~o-year normal course in physica
education and expression and one-year pro
sessisaal course in dramatic art and dancing
Vesfo6 serova and Chalif methods used.
DAY And Night Classes. Frank. 1913
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M. KATHERINE FLOECKHER
Teacher Of Piano and Harmoay
Holder Of Teachers Certificate and Artist 3
Diploma from Peg body Conservato tory
Baltimore. Nd Studio Dupont Circle
Menday, TUESDAY ana Friday. 80 to 4:3O
North 1854 14'
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Society

r TRS COLBY. wife of the Sec
III rotary of State. has gone to
New York for a stay of a
few days. The Secretary and
his private secretary, Mr.. William n.
afternoon for St. Louis. and from
there will 60 to Chicago, arriving
there ON Friday.
| Iaf0rs,.l Dinner Party.
Maj. Gen. II. X. Bethel. military
attache o. the british embassy, enter
tanned small dinner party at the
. Cafe ST. Marks last evening
/ Count de Sails OF the British en-
! bassy stan will go to, Middle Brook
! to be the guest of Mr. Joseph ..
Thomas for the hunt and the hun,
/ ball and will spend the week END AZ
Oyster Bay with Col. and Mrs Iheo-
dore Roosevelt.
| The former Secretary of War and
; Mrs Edward Il. Stettinius OF Ne"
York. who are at White sulphur
Springs, ". Va. entertained party
at luncheon there yesterday.
! Mrs. Cromwell Brook who went to
! Philadelphia to attend the brEh
=, Mawr horse show and was lhe guest
/ of her mother. Mrs. r. 7. Stote-our4
while there. has returned l" he'
Washington home.
! Mrs Robe TT N. Thompson. who win
Col Thompson has spent several
/ weeks st tie White sulphur Springs
will come to Washington the middit
/ OF next week 10 remain To-, the sea
son Col. Thompson may remain Al
| the resort for longer time.
Miss Anne Wickes Craven. the de-
hutante daughter of Capt. and MIS-
T. Z. Craven. is entertaining at a
small tea this afternoon IN compii-
lnent to Miss Mary Louise johnson
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T..
j Johnson. who will make her formal
bow to society on December 4. Mrs.
GoIdsborough Adams will preside al
the tea table and the guests Will in
clue number of the seasons de-
butantes and young Navy Officers sta
toned in Washington.
!, Mr. Montgomery Blair, jr., will en-
, terrain party OF twenty or more AT
dinner at the Cafe st. Marks Friday
evening. in honor Of his sister. Miss
Ninna Blair. and Mr.. Richard &. Holly
day. jr., whose marriage will take
place Saturday.
Mrs. Sidney Rallou, who returned to
Washington Sunday with Judge Bal
lou. after spending the entire summer
! in Hawaii Will sail Thursday Of next
week to spend the winter in Europe.
L..
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Mrs. Sidney Ballou, who returned to
Washington Sunday with Judge Bal
lou. after spending the entire suInme r
in Hawaii, will sail Thursday of next
week to spend the winter in Europe
Mrs. Ballou will be accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Betty Burnett, and
her young daughter. Miss Barbara
Ballou. 4 school girl, with whom she
will travel. first in south France, and
more generally later on.
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NORTH FORK :

Mr.. and Mrs Brownie Pemble are
rejoicing over the arrival of new
baby girl.
Park Summerland and family arc
again In cur midst, having repur.
chased the ranch which he sold to
to Fred Nutting two years ago.
Mrs. Rayndahl and Clara went 10
Salmon last Friday, where Clara will
attend school.
Emerson Hill. Harry Kelly and Or.
carnes of Salmon and Joe Wray and
Clarence Palmer OF Fourth OF July
creek were dinner guests al the
Charles Hu.ls-
Chick Winterowd has been saving
wood FOR the ranchers In this neigh
bothcot.
Leon 4. Sells received word that
his mother was very III at her home
la iowa
Bayliss Ha@kins and Charley Duf.
bridge were visiting AT Charles
dulia last week. They are Leaving
for Tue Bitter Root valley in Mon.
tana soon.
The school children aye very busy
preparing for the Christmas program
Iat Northfork Friday night, December
"a. A dance will be given after the
program.
Charles Hull has sold his sheep.
They are now being pastured on the
Jim Robbins ranch
Jack Wright has been butchering
hcgs AZ the Snydam ranch.
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SCHOOL NOTES.

Thelma Cooper is back in school
after weeks absence.
The second high school basket
ball will be played Saturday evening.
After the game there will be a
dance.
The seventh grade won the Amer
lean Greed banner for the week of
december TO 10.
Those who have neither been tar
dy nor absent during the second
six weeks are: Ethel Alien, Clarice
BENJAMIN. Eletha Bradley, Lucille
Bell. James Bowman, Lester Barton.
Hazel Colweu, Den Crawford, Dor
thea Daniels, Madeline Gates, Jose
rhine Kirtley Winnie isiey, Cora
Pope, May Renner, Elizabeth Smith,
Edna Summers, Jean Turnbuil, Ed
son White and William White.
Charles Cooper has let school TO
join The navy.
The third intelligence test was
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II. u. Williams threshed for Thos.
Ramsey last Saturday. this being
the last threshirg of the Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mis-. Otis Harrison
were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. N. Lawyer last Sunday.
Last Sunday Frank Pyeatt brought
his sheep to the Il. L. Call ranch,
where he will feed them this winter
Arthur Conner was visitor at M.
ID. Miller's home Sunday.
M. ID. Miller was visitor In the
basin Monday
The Cattle and HSrse Growers as
ISOLATION held their annual meeting
last Sunday.
Anker Amonson was caller at
the Mahoney ranch one day last
week.
Lite Adrian. son of Mr.. and
Mrs, James Pugh. broke his arm
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solcn Tobias, Miss
onita and Champ Tobias Mr.. and
Mrs Tony Schwartz and Bryan HoE
brook were guests of Homer Tobias
last Sunday,
u. ~ Lawyer was Salmon Wis
IGOR last Friday.
A Few days ago while working In
the timber, Y. A. Conner Tad the
misfortune tc severely injure his
foot Al this time hc Ia unable to
be about. although he Is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Harry Holga.e made ilesurely
trip to the basin last Sunday even,
ing
Wednesday evening card party
MnA nlxnn al the hnm.a of Snlnn Ta-
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LEADORE AND UPPER IENHT

stenographer for the Oil and Miner
al company. left Tuesday for Gil
NOR where she will act in that ca.
pacity for Manager Walker OF the
Pitfsburg Idaho company.
Mrs. Harry Saline entertained the
Woman's club al her apartments In
the Lipe hotel Thursday afternoon.
Cards formed the entertainment fol.
Ioiwed by a dainty luncheon. Mrs.
Saline was assisted by her sister.
! Mrs. arkcns and her daughter.
Margaret.
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t At REX
CHRISTMAS WEEK

SATURDAY SUNDAY, DEC. IS 8
A Night Of Mrth
DORIS MAY and DOUGLAS MILAN
in laughable hit
MARY'S ANKLE, also
FATTY ARBUCkLE in
COMFY ISLAND r.
MONDAY TUESDAY, DEC. 90 81
A Pulse quickening drama of breth-
less thrills
THE BEST OF LUCK
Starring KATHRYN ADAMS, JACK
HOLT, FRED MALATESfA and
Lille LESLIE, -lso
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Note-One show. only on Tuesday
at 1880. AT 0 p. m. threre viii be a
public free meeting to Pilgrim
Fathers anniversary conducted by
Lemf Historical society, Speeches
by Senator Whitcomb and Judge
Casterlin. Music by the Band
WEDNESDAY THURS. DEC 1928
Special Christmas attraction for
children and grown-ups under aus
pices of Womans club featuring the
wonderful production of
BLUE BIRD
also HAROLD LLOYD in
HEAP BIG CHIEF
Theie will be four musical num-
bers by school children.
Matinee Wednesday 1T 2:30 for the
younger children
Prices soc and 15c.
FRIDAY SATURDAY DEC. "a 20
Special Christmas play
LOUISE GlAUM> ir
LONE VOLTS DAUGHTER
Tie years greatest melodrama,
One Ct the most deliberately pro
duced and powerfully enacted melo-
dramas ever screened, containing
read thrills, interesting romance and
ffeat entertainment of I reels.
Special music by Dillon Orchestra.
Prices soc and CSC.
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NV Zealand.

Discovery Of Tie island OF New Yea.
land II attributed TO Tasman In iG42.
but exploration did not take place un.
ti the time OF Capt. James Cook. leo
years Inter, white colonization WAS
.lelnyel until ~ years before the Amer.
lfan Civil war. Colonization rescIn-
lied The set,tslnpnt of the Amer
icnn colonies 10 li'nt settlements were
nude 10 half deleu Places inTtead ~
beng promoted from, . csatffai hase,
afrUr,lina to sbi' asepl iffiiI~ll method
AUCTION Hess anelien sata Lee.
24lh Wilt ~ held In doors where
everybody VIII be comfortable.
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We OFFER One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls catarrh Medicine has been taken
by eatarfh sufferers for the past thirty
Ave years. and has become known as the
most reliable rem "s!y for Catarrh. Hairs
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the BLOOD on
the Mucous surfaces. expclling tho Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls CatarrA
Medicine for a short time you win see q
great Improvement N ycSr general
health. Start taking Hairs Catarfh Mcdi-
cine at once and get rid OF cata RI. Send
Tor testimonials. free.
ri CHENEY a. CO. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
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SALMON oe]
AUCTION SALE. abb
furuiture Thursday M

AUCTION SALE. Abb,
Furniture Thursday Dec.
Personal effects belonx|n,
Judge Steel family are B
ed for shipment to the 81
California by Mrs. Olds
Harris.
Uncle s teve Manfull.
ed injuries in a fall that keyI
doors for two weeks is nov
ing lost ground. He is one Of
est of the Pioneers. !
Peter Amonson one Of ii
citizens of Salmon, now 81
is able to be out occasio
last appearance on the st1
days ago for a visit at til
his son, A. C. Amonsoa.
AUCTION. Come any IA
anime our lire of dressers
and matt esses that will
Thursday Dec. "a ut Hess
The Recorder office acl
artistic calendars from Al
Arthur Greene Shenon
Citizens Nationals Bank a
mann Hardxa.'e with nd
other Salmon business nd
to issue their new year 81
this kind.
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Classified Ad SeCtiO|
LOCAL SPECIAL


WANTED TO BUY-One gelding and
two mares, broken, 5 or years
cd. weight about 1850. State cash
price and write to M, care Idaho
Recorder.
CORD WOOD 50 CORD our-foot
lengths dry cottonwood. Apply to
Tom Palmer at Papettis Black
smith shop.
FOR SALE-One Fuller & Johnson
horsepower engine, burns gaso-
line or kerosene, practically new;
on'v$75. inquire at The Recorder
office, Salmon.
ESTRAYED-Two head three-year-old
steers, red in color and branded
TY bar on left hip and bar w on
right hip. Please notify Suffer
Ranch, Carmen p. o., Boyle creek
WANTED-To buy Gull potatoes for
feeding. Write quantity and price
to Robert o. Knoblock, Salmon.
The Montana Mining and Live
stock company will not be RESPONSE
bic for any orders not signed by it's
general manager during his absence
Submit all bills to j. III. Padgham,
Salmon. Idaho.
Montana Mining and Livestock Co.,
c. A. DEVLAN. General Manager.
FOR SALE Large heating coal
stove, suitable for hall, store.
schoolhouse or large residence. At
Citizens National Bank.
FOR SALE-Two coal heating stoves
ut The Recorder Office.
FOR SALE-t0o cords Quaking ash,
green, for delivery this winter.
The price is reasonable. See
Jasper Lyon, Salmon.
SAVING s1-We have made fiat
rate OF 81 per cord fer saving
wood Phone or call +. NJ Will
Jams
FOR RENT-Two furnished houses
by Mrs. Q. c. Jones, Salmon.
ESTRAYED-Dark red milk COW.
four years old, branded butchers
cleaver on left rib. sc left hip, nm
der bit left ear. over bit right car;
also pale red twoyeae old heifer,
branded butchers cleavca left rib,
under bit left ear. Phon or write
Herbert d. Coles, Salraoa. Idaho
Estrsy Notice.
Left range head OF Bahonnca and
Wimpy creekG the following cat
tie: One 3-yo1" old steer branded
TB on the lef hip. right ear crop
ped. under tope left ear; two
heifers. same brand and mark and
other cattle of same brand and
mark. Please notify owner. w. T.
BLASINGAME. p. o. Salmon. Ida.
ESTRAYED - From range this fall
red two year old seer branded LA
on right ribs. right ear scalloped,
Please notify owner. Lee Aiken,
Carmen p. O.
WOOD SAWING--A. {. Bowen & Son
will do your wood saving promptly
Phone 81 black. 9-24 If
WANTED TO BUY AND SELI-All
kinds of second hand goods. Mrs
o. c. Jones, rear of NJ. L. church.
Salmon. 924-tf
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chamberIain's Cough Remedy.

Now IL the time TO lay in supply
OF Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy It
Is almost cure to be needed before
the winter is over You Will look a
good while before you find better
remedy for coughs, colds. Group and
whooping cough or one that ii more
pleasant To take. Ii meets with fav.
or everywhere, buy II now ard be
prepared. For sale by H. G.. Het.
finger, Salmon Druggist.
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LEADORE

~ - - - y " y - ~ :" - - - ~ y
L. r. Ramsey OF Lemhi was In
town Tuesday en- business.
Alex widdowson was down from
Gilmore early In the week.
Harvey Lipe and Jim Safer we're
in Salmon early In the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Tall have re
turned from p short visit to Dillon,
III. H. Boomer passed. thro igh town
Monday noon on his way 70 Salmon.
Miss Lunney. county nurse, visit
weelg.
Postmaster Fged Chhse made a
hurried trip 10 Dillon the ,ast of the
week
!. a. dlrigreinan has fssarnod from
Chicago whnrs he want With loa1
al esttlc.
Ernest Renner, ASSISTANT gareat nu-
fefyiaoF OF Salmon Ii In town for Il
few days.
Mrs Charles Denny and two chill
dren are glests u her mot4ef. Mrs.
H0hannon.
Geofae Plum arrived home on
Mondays train from business trip
70 Twin Falls.
George Perrin IL down fron Gil
mot spending few days with his
father. Judge Perrin.
IS
Lee Wentworth OF Salmon. IA for
mer business man Of Leadore, Yves
in town early In the week.
George Smith Of Saimen arrived
In Town on Wednesday aud will be
employed In one OF the Fredoiif mills
William Ling and sen were in
town early In the week with a lead
Of ties from the Mil creek mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOREN Alfred expect
10 move the last OF the week to the
kaiish house In Clark addition.
Kenneth Alfred and Baby Helen
Rush were on the sick list the past
week and under The cate of Dr, KEEL
lar.
Basel kellar. small son OF Or. an
Mrs. Keiiar. who has been III for the
past month. IL again able to be In
school.
Gus Swanson 81 the Rock Pile
ranch was In town Tuesday taking
orders for Christmas turkeya and
geese.
NJ. w tficdorff received ear of
coal on the special Sunday evening
which was practically all sold before
u arrived.
NJ. N, nickier and ". ~ Mccaseh
sun at Plttaburg, PASSED through
Leadore on special sunday en-
ronte g Gilmore.
Chester Aalton and lob Shuey are
serving nm apprenticeship III the 10
eal newspaper office Perhaps they
aaplre 10 be president sumc day
Mfs. II, ii. Hays entertained al a
delightful evening IA - ~ her hlme
naa evening last week her gaeats
hriEg some 81 Tho young people In
tewn
Mr. tIemo, an employee Of the
saw mili al Mountain TOY, hurt hts
ies guilty badly early In the week
and wac brought TO Lcndore by VIM
Grodlua.
J. y. Walker came down frm Gil. +
N = "Wednesday To catch tho Sal
iaan train and missed il hy Just a
reH minutes. J. r. Frost took him {
TO hls destination By automobile.
Mrs. Ray Rasmussen left last week I
for sslf Lake 10 spend the tolidaya 1
With her daughter ana son ln.law.
oaear Carlson IL hauling TIA from
Eghs Mile tnd bob Andersen will 1
haul from Swan basin.
Dick Fielder. son of Mr. aud Mrs,
Richard W. Fielder of Gilmore was
VA town early IN the week visiting
friends. Dick has been In a train.
ins camp In the middle wss, fpr n
year and this Is his nrst visit hame.
Miss Helen Herman formerly
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-17

held Friday. Above so was consid-
cred good Marjorie Burnham receiy-
ed 80 per cent. the highest honor.
Violet Biscoe 10 per cent. Gladys
Niemar 20 per cent and Lionel Rem
ner 10 per cent.
A copy of the American Greed is
now carried in each room.