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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
REINSTATEMENT

seventh. the Government policies,
II not surrendered for cash surrender
value. may be reinstated at any time
after lapse upon evidence of the insur-
ability of the insured satisfactory to
the Bureau of War Risk Insurance.
and upon payment Of all premiums in
arrears. with interest from their
several due dates at the rate of five
per centum per annum. and the pay
ment or reinstatement of any indebt-
ness which existed at the time OF such
default with policy loan interest.
However, il such Indebtedness with
interest would exceed the reserve of
the policy at the time of application
for reinstatement OF said policy. then
the amount Of such excess shall be
paid by the insured as condition Of
the reinstatement of Indebtedness and
of the policy.
POLICIES NOW BEING PRINTED
The policies themselves are now in
the hands of the Government print
ing office and win be issued to all
those who have awaited themselves OF
their privilege to convert the war time
.erm insurance into the new forms OF
L. 5. Government Life Insurance
,olirges
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
Serial No. 01sS45
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

fsi NibcHk OF Ine Interior.
L ,. LAND OFFICE at HALEY, Idaho.
April II, 1920
Notice is hereby given that Frank L.
Hhomas' of Jerome. Idaho. who on
March g. 1913, made Desert Land Entry
NO Ol2S4S, for Lot 2, Section 7. Town
snip South, Range 16 Fest Boise
meridian, has filed notice of the inten-
'ion to make Final Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
tore Frank T. Disney, U. S. Commiss-
loner' at Shoshone, Idaho, on the 18th
day of June. 1890.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Iearge Beckett, A W. Stone. Grace
Beckett R. T. Stone, all Of Gooding,
Idaho.
l23-m21
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

\ large audience enjoyed the special
music by the Tollman Orchestra at the
Methodist church last Sunday morning
Herman Stirenman, of HALEY. and
Miss Hazel Hickerson. of St Louis
were united in marriage Sunday after
noon Rev. NJ J. Brown officiating
They viii make their home in HALEY.
day at II ann The pastors subject
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
TO WHOM THE INSURANCE MAY
BE MADE PAYABLE

In announcing the new ruling. Direc-
tor Cholmeley desires TO empha =
size the fact that War Risk (term) In
surance or U. $. Government convert
ed Life Insurance may now be made
payable TO any of the following new
and enlarged group OF beneficiaries:
Parent. grandpareni step parent
wife Cor husband). child. step-child
adopted child, grandchld. brother
sister. half-brother half sister, brother
through adoption, sister through
adoption, stephrother- stepsister. parent
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07

Sioo share plus the ACQUIRED dividend n
Gate OF payment for stock, or on ten.
payment plan of $40 per share month";
While buying your stock you receive 6 n.r
cent interest on the partial payments.
Management of the Idaho Power co,,,., :.
very conservative, and by investing in its
cumulative Preferred Stock you receive
per cent per year, payable qua rtery.- for
money loaned to business already sub
stant'aiiy and permanently established. v,+
'av'ns large field for growth.
FOR further information, Clip, Fill Out and
Mail the Coupon
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
Come into me all We that labor amt z,,
hea1y laden and I qOW gfze you ,xst''
In a Moral Rut?

ME longer you drive load of grain
l. IN the ruts of a muddy road The
more difficult it is to get out on level
ground. Same way with your life.
If you live by yourself and minole
socially, with no one, you soon pet into
a social rut.
It you put "the best apples on ton"
shade every pound of butter Ettle or
sip by the street car conductor when he
is not looking, you will soon get into
dangerous moral rut.
The churches of this town are here
to help you out of both social and moral
Tuts. They provide Christian fellowship
and otter the only solution for sin-the
gospel OF Jesus Christ.
Religion is the only thing that anv
OF US vii! take beyond the grave. DOM
wait until the doctor gives up hone be.
fore deciding to be Christian. Make
your, lite and that of your neighbors
brighter by living Christianity now. I
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07

. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
a eroHCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
maekey }. Brown, Minister. 4
. . . . = 8 8 Z
sunday School at 10, A. NJ G q
Borden, Superintendent
I, IL a. m, and 1880 D. m.
aver meeting Thursday evening
fpworth League $3.50 p. m.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
DIVIDENDS

Third. the policy shall participate
in and receive such dividends and
gains and savings as may be deter
mined by the Director OF the Bureau
Of War Risk Insurance with the ap-
proval Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
Any dividend 50 appropriated may be
taken in CASH and If not so taken.
shall be left on deposit to accumulate
at such rate Of interest as the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury may determine,
but at a rate never less than three and
one-half per centum compounded and
credited annually. and payable, if not |
previously withdrawn. at the maturity
If each policy TO the person entitled to
is proceeds
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
All rights hereunder.
CASH SURRENDER AND LOANS
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS

sixth, premiums are due and payable
on the first day of each calendar
month in advance in legal tender of the
United states of America to tine Treas
urer of the United States in the city of
Washington District of Columbia.
Premiums may be paid annually semi
annually or quarterly. in advance. in
which case the premium payable will
be the sum Of the monthly premiums
for the period discounted at three and
one half per centum per annum. At
maturity by death or otherwise. the
discounted value at three and one-half
per centum per annum of the premiums
paid in advance beyond the current
calendar month shall be refunded to
the insured, if living. otherwise to the
beneficiary
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07

eyes. or the loss of both hands, or the
loss Of both feet or the loss of one hand
and one foot shall be considered as
total permanent disability within the
meaning OF the contract; and monthly
lnstallments for any Of these specific
ally enumerated causes of total perma-
nent disability shall accrue from the
date OF such total permanent disability,
and any premiums becoming due after
such disability If paid, shall be refund
ed without interest
II there be loan under the policy,
then payments on account Of total per-
manent disability shall be adjusted
accordingly
II the policy be an endowment policy
and one or more monthly installments
have been paid on account Of perna
nent disability. the insured may. at the
end Of the endowment period. surrender
his policy for the committed v9I"o
1.-TWO hundred and forty
ess the number PAID less any indebt-
dness
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
iNcoNTEsTABILIrY

Fourth, the policies shall be incon-
testable from the date they take effect,
except for non payment of premiums,
and are issued free of restrictions as
to travel, residence, occupation, or
military or naval service, except that
the discharge or dismissal of the in
sured from the Military or Naval
forces of the United States on the
ground that he is an alien enemy con-
cientious objector. or a deserter, or as
guilty of mutiny, treason, spying, or
any offense involving moral turpitude
or willful and persistent misconduct
shall terminate this insurance and bar
all rights hereunder
CASH SURRENDER AND LOANS
Fifth, cash surrender and paid IN
insurance, extended insurance and
policy loan provisions Shall be effective
only after premiums for twelve full
months have been paid-all values,
reserves, and net single premiums
being based on the American Elk
perience Table of Mortality with in
terest at three and one-half per centum
per annum.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
4 MOST ATTRACTIVE
INVESTMENT

This is one of the safest and most at
tractive investments on the market
today, for our 10 big electrical gen.
rating plants serve industries and
homes of go communities and their
adjacent farms and mines You be-
come part owner of our huge sys-
rock, Idaho.
Falls, American Falls, and Arrow
tenn which covers the entire southern
mon, Thousand Springs, ShOshOne
part Of Idaho, and runs into Oregon
on the west and Nevada on the south.
We generate electricity at the fol-
lowing hydrO-electric power plants
which are situated at Ok Bow, Ore
gOn, and Horseshoe Bend, Barber
Swan Falls, MaIad River, Lower Sal
MORE THAN $1,000 CUSTOMERS
We are now serving more than 81,
600 customers, an increase Of 60 per
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07

Become an investor in the progress
of the vests greatest states, Idaho
and Oregon, by investing in Idaho
Power Company z Per Cent Cumula-
two Dpafaprad Cfock
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-05-07

SECOND the policies provide for
total and permanent disability benefits
TO the insured covering the entire
period the policy is in force. and dur
ing the period OF the insured's total
and permanent disability The total
and permanent disability feature Is
also included in the paid-up and ex-
tended features OF the policy contract.
Total permanent disability as re-
ferred to in The policy contract is any
impairment Of mind or body which con
tinously renderes IL impossible for the
disabled person TO follow any substan-
TALLY gainful occupation ard the dag
nosis OF which is founded upon con
ditions which render IL reasonably GER
tain that the impairment will continue
throughout the life OF the person SUI
fering from Il.
The total permanent disability may
relate back to a date not exceeding six
prior TO receipt Of due proof
u such total permanent disability. and
any premiums becoming due after the
date OF such disability and within such
six months. If paid. shall be refunded
without interest
without prejudice 10 any other cause
II disability it is agreed that the
recoverable loss Of the sight Of both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
CLEVER COMEDY SKIT
AT PALACE HIP

Capacity audiences az Loew's Pal.
ace Hip yesterday. found much dl-
version In the new show. a well-baI.
ancod connection OF comedy. novelty
and song. While laughs galore re.
suit from @. Swayne Gordon's por.
trayal OF a bibuious young man. the
disastrous results he cchieves In the
comedy playlet. "Off with the Old
Love" should reconcile some OF the
enemies OF tho Volstead amendment.
Ethel Adamson and Franklin Ram
sey are the supporting players.
The Georgalis Trio offer n unusu.
ally interesting exhibition OF mark.
manship.
A hodgepodge Of lively nonsense
Is the offering OF Al Lester and com.
pany, the latter being a handsome
young woman.
The midget on the team Of De
witt and Robinson bulks large In
comedy ability, In spite OF his tiny
stature. and with the assistance OF
the banjo and piano playing OF his
partner, he presents an offering con
trivod To stop the show.
An agile young man and an at
tractive girl. billed a. Robert and DE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
0vER-SUNDAY
WITH THIEVES
Homes Looted, Stores Are
Robbed Here

Thieves looted eos sTih ave. Sun.
day night and stole jcwelry and a
kodak. all Of the value OF 800. from
Mrs. N. NJ. Paddock. and "A lady's
watch. silver chain. ring. breast pin
aud a gold chain from Mira J. X.
Harrison.
fiaby'H bank. containing ssss. was
stolen from tho home OF u. T.. Oliver.
so0i y. Alder u.
While Tom Frcnkos bathed a thief
stole sis from his room az the Win.
field hotel. Eighth ave r. and Brad.
ford 81.
Robbery was the charge Monday
against George Butler with another
colored man. he 10 alleged 10 have
robbed the store Of A. ". Berg. 1906
Ye-ler way. Of SIS on November 90.
Theft Of money and ieweIry to
falling ii.sts was charged 10 r.
Sakata by s. Hoshlaa. jcwcicr of 2is
Fourth ave, g., Monday. Hoshida
Hsys SakatR gave him fraudulent
checks. Search for sakaia has been
Instituted.
John Dirk. let his brother DO the
siiivcrinR when he saw a coiorrd
man lcaplng out Of his window early
Sunday with his brothers trousers In
his hands. Tho brother shlvered un.
III noon when the trousers were
found by tho IRE department and re
turned. The thief took $40 from the
pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
CHRISTMAS PLAY
AT THE WILKES

Arthur Ninton made a ~hit- with
wilkes theatre patrons sunday In his
first appearance as leading man with
the local stock company.
This was the impression obtained
from enc way his audience received
him In the role Of Coal OIL Johnny"
otherwise John Smith.
vinton Is an attractive fellow. who
fitted himself into the swing Of the
play admirably.
The play iiseif--"Coai OF Johnny
from the pen ~ John II. Black.
wood. Is very light comedy. The per.
sonality Of Ninton. as the hero. saw
ed II from becoming very tediouA
The plot in brief follows:
Three New York business men
overcome with the spirit Of santa
Claus on Christmas eve. decided to
pick a tramp out o. Central Park and
make him their guest for a week.
They pick John smith. who intro
duccs himself as the son Of a Cali
fornia oil millionaire.
How Smith fits himself into the
situation. finally putting over a mil.
lion dollar oil deal. incidentally mar.
ryinR the best girl In the world"
constitutes the theme OF the plot
Jane Morgan portrays the role OF
''the best girl IN the world" with her
usual success. while Howard Russell
gets the most out OF a comedy part.
The Japanese love scene" enacted
by John Nickcrson and Fanchon
Everhardt. il muchly oyerdone and
is silly In the extreme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
1.-The

Mont. win approval In comedy songs
and original dancing.
Polly OF the Storm Country" with
Mildred Harris Chaplin az the star.
IL the feature photoplay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
100 Ia la" is MERRY
OFFERING AT LEVY'S

90, la la" is the Christmas Of
fering OF the Lovy'a Musical Com
ely company Rt Levy'a Orpheum.
Low White and Fart Hunt. the two
comedians supply many rounds Of
laughter as wealthy Americans who
80 90 Paris 10 spend their money and
SEQ the sights. Boss Inn nA French
actress. II stunning. appearing In a
gorgeous gown. Billie bingham and
Madeline Mathews are very pretty M
American madenA while Ted TN,
mark. Gene German and Al Forbes
are good In their respective parts.
Hcss nm appears in two splendid
numbers with tho large chorus OF
pretty girls. Gene German offvn n
pretty number with the girls
ON the runway. Ted uiimnrk
appears In catchy march offering,
which develops into a big and sur.
priaing patriotic finale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
CLEOPATRA OUTDONE
AT THE MOORE

Cleopatra must have rolled over In
her pyrumidai tomb when Harry Del.
mar organized The Dance shop"
playing AT the Moore theatre all this
week. The act uncovcrr lot Of
things In the Oriental dance line that
Cleopatra never saw. and ahe per.
haps never dreamed that some OF the
features Of the act ever could come
off
jeanette Hackett Il The twinkilnF.
shivcrinE dancer who stars with Del.
mar. Weeks a walker and four
other girls comprise "thc tcyy.- The
act Is a startling revelation IN nth.
mic snappy dancing.
Joe Towie gets away with Ills
Own Peculiar Entertainment by Jus;
standing around on tho stag. and
looking a, the audience. according 10
his own confession. Towic knocks
'em OFF their seats and introduces
some speedy tickling Of the piano.
Fred Fen,on and sammy Fields
have their faces well covered with
backing. sing harmoniouHly. and IN
timber a line Of fast comedy chatter
that keeps the house in a merry
mood.
stella Tracey bswitchcz the birds
out Ia front with her blue eyes. TIN
|tahulaiinx toes and tazzy personality.
while her partner. Carl Mcfirids.
shakes his feet In dazzling wicked
manner.
Southern harmony and melody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
TIGER ROSE" AT
METROPOLITAN

Mclodrama stark. thrilling. effec.
tive mclodrama-cam 10 the Metro
poliIan theatre Monday night.
Tiger Rose" IL zone OF those
plays" OF tho Northwest Mounted
Police. In which the little French
Canadian girl OF the wild North falls
in love with the man wanted for
murder.
nut it II good meiodrama- first
class melodrama Whatever may be
said concerning nela@co- many
things may be said easily and fluent.
ly'--he r. without peer in this
country as a producer OF the old.
time thriller" With the single ca.
ecption OF George NJ. Conan. nelasoo
has more theatrical ''hokum- hidden
up his sleeve than any other Ameri'
can producer.
Tho play L. rcpiete with tense md.
menta. The storm scene .in the
cabin. when Tiger Rose" aids her
lover 20 escape. would arouse per.
ceptible reaction In the emotional
complex OF an oyster.
Constable Michael Deviin. Of the
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
rejected sutton OF tho Tiger Ross
lis anxious Co bring the fugitive 20
bay. The efforts OF tho girl TO save
her lover from the moose furnish the
big moments o. the drama
Tho title role Is assumed by
Francesca cappcliano. The writer
was present at the New York
premiere OF the Beiasco production.
when Lenerc Ulrich. one Of the
eountry's foremost emotional act.
rcsaes. created the character OF
Tiger Rose A moro capable sue.
ceasor 20 Miss ulrich than Sig.
norine cappcllano IL would be aim.
cult 20 find.
''Tigcr ROSE sheer effective, col.
orful mclodrama. IL will worth ace
tn~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
WRECK VICTIMS
IN BAD SHAPE
Pair Who Went Over Bridge
in Serious Condition

HcrtSert NJ. Matxdorf. OF To Bel
mont ave. and c. Finley Propst. OF
the Propst Sign q Decorating Co.
who were crushed when their auto
plunged Off a bridge near Lake For.
est park early Saturday. were stiii In
serious condition at ST Lake's hospl.
tai Monday.
II win be several days before
physicians can determine whether
the men win recover. they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Uniform Traffic
Laws Are Planned

Lieut. c. @. Carr. head OF the 20.
lice traffic division. was In Portland
Monday. attending a meeting Of the
secretaries Of state Of Washington.
Idaho. California and Oregon 90
frame uniform traffic laws for the
four states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Is Held for Driving
an Auto While Drunk

Accused ~ driving Wildly near
Teyior's mill Sunday night. j. n
MeManus. %. was facing n driving.
whiie.drunk charge Monday. He
ramned another Auto and knocked "
down a steep hank. police say. He
was arrested by serEt w. y. Donian
and Patrolman y. Wallet while com.
ing into the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Bureau of
Mi 8 8 in &
Relatives

Tho star Invites IL readers 10 use this
department an aid In flsdinE missing
relative. or friesds. Tho drpsrtmrnf IL
60 help la reanitinx those who have been
separated These who~~ relative. OF
friends srs missing ere invited 20 report
tho di.spp~sranes directly 10 rhc star.
H~sdcr~ who ma, kna~ tho whereabouts
81 p~r.ea. meatlen~d len thi. column
tnis-inE are requested also Ia report 10
Tho star. Other newspapers are invited
60 rrpreaue~ such items ~ wiii Interest
their eemmnnitie..
las, seen on n street In Seattle In
1908. on his way 20 Tacoma. Charles
y. Flick. sometimes known as
Charles Mason. II being sought by his
mother and sister. Tho missing man
lie a5 years old and a decided blond.
Ills mother. Mrs. Laura Mason. and
his sister. Mary. 1.-Two at sa5i sdih
ave. s. w. Seattle Phone number
IL West $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Challenge Lawyers
to Debate on Japs

The japanese issue isn't confined
to the Pacific coast. By any means
The members Of the American Le-
Elon post. No. &C. at Norfolk. Va.
have Issued standing challenge TO
ail lawyers to debate the Jap qucr.
ton with them. according To word
from y. VI. Hodges. Of that city. 10 l..
A. Bird. Of the Northern Life Insur.
amen company. here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3o.---rhe sen.
ate today confirmed the nomination
OF Senator John ~ NuEent Of Idaho
to be n member OF the federal trade
commission.
Out Of the III varieties Of snakes.
only ~ are said 10 be vcnornour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
MANY LEG|SLAT
ARE UNL IKE JOB
They Lack His Patience and
Don't Like to bo Held in
Dover by Suffrage.
star corrospendence Of Every evening

st3i sbffttpDUufHtF ul ftSEfY ENenfftK
STATE House., DOVER MAY 27.
Lacking the patience Of job and having
visions Of strawberries rottinQ in fields
because scarcity Of farm laborcrs will not
permit immedi ate picking rural members
of the Legislature, who want to g'p home,
btit cannot, are fretiine and fuminp over
the prospect Of being kept here indeii-
nitely by the equal suffrage fight and ex-
claiming III jobs language "0h Lord,
how much longerr Implying suffragists
advise Smoke them out Speot them
outt'
Emmett T Adams, representing the
Federation Of Labor. and William !
Buckley, international organizer of the
Boilermakers Union. while urging Demo-
cratic legislators yesterday afternoon 10
vote for ratification of the Federal suf
frage amendment, were told by the or
ponents that II il too laH for them 70
change their attitude
Mrs John r. Salisbury and her sister
Miss Anna B Hayes, who reside on
Hayes Hill. have invited the antis-
suffrage Senators and Representatives,
and their wives 10 luncheon tomorrow
from IL to clock, on the spacious lawn
~ the hosts home. Members Of the Della
ware Association Opposed 70 Woman Sui
ffage will welcome the guests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
NO CONFERENCE HELD
Commission Merchants Fall 10 Meet With
Hmrbor Board.

An invitation had been extended 10
the Board Of Harbor Commissioners and
the produce dealers and commission
merchants to attend conference IN the
rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday afternoon. The harbor com
missloners were there, but there was no
response TO the invitation by the hitter
and no conference WAS held. Whether
1t was due to lack Of interest III the sub
Ieet of the municipal wharf, which - be-
ing constructed largely for the benefit Of
the produce business Of the city. and which
was to have been the subject Of the con-
ference, or whether the merchants were
too busy figuring profits on the days
business, the commissioners of course do
not know
Whnt they do know. however, IL that
they are going ahead with the finishing
OF the municipal wharf, and will manage
IT as seems best for the interests Of the
city At recent meeting Of the board
of directors Of the Chamber of Commerce
the idea of such conference was suggested
as means of getting the views OF the
merchants on mana cement OF the wharf
A committee was appointed and atithoriz-
ed To invite the Board of Hnrbor Com
missioners and the produce merchants
to such conference.
The wharf will be completed, II is ex-
pected by July Is, and is so far advanced
now that il is expected TO use IT during
the mo nth of June.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
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