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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09
ROAD ROAR FROM
FIRTH, BASALT
And PRESTO MEN
Broken Link in Con-
struction Stirs Whole
Population to Con-
certed Protest
EDITOR Is CALLED
Full Report of rouble
and the Problem of
Basalt

The people of Firth and Basalt
are troubled over road matters. The
new bond road leading from Firth
up past Basalt and east to the foot
hills, has been completed as fine as
a pavement, from the hills to the
south side of Basalt, and for about a
quarter of a mile it is left unfinished.
The grade is made but the topcoat of
Goshen gravel that turns hard as
soon as it is packed, is lacking, and
the grade is wearing into bumps and
holes. For a part of this distance
part of the top coat has been put on,
and they claim that $1,000 would
complete the job and protect the in
yestment.
The commercial club of Firth
asked that the road be top coated
from Firth out towards the foot
hills, so that If by any chance the job
was not completed, 1t would be done
where the heavy traffic comes. The
management decided that the logical
way to do the work was to coat it
from the end next to the gravel, and
pack it by the traffic of construction,
which they did. Now when the con-
nection with the town is all but
made, they take off the workers and
put them on the line east of Shelley.
They feel that the Firth part of the
money or what is lert of it, is being
taken away from them and given to
a rival town.
Both towns are rivals for the rich
trade of the Goshen and Presto
country. and three lines have been
built to lead it into Shelley while
only two lead it into Firth, and this
one has the break in it near the
town.
Similar at Riverside
The state highway leading thru
Riverside received the same treat
ment excepting that the grade was
not built at all thru the townsite.
That is probably better than If it had
been graded and left to pulverize.
lacking the top coat and fine leveling
hat keeps the surface smooth. The
people of Riverside criticised the
for the way the haul
vas managed, but nobody has proved
hat it was not managed the best
way. One of their prominent road
builders says lot of money was
wasted and that clay for the top coat
Gould have been supplied right in
he community instead of hauling it
rom Snake river bridge, but his po-
ition is weak because he was hold
ng a position in the road construc-
ion crowd, and the call was re-
made for somebody to find
lay in Riverside to make the haul
horter. This gentleman must have e,
,nown of the needs, and he did not
ONE forth and tell where there was
lay. He went on accepting road
money right along and now he says
he roads are not as good as they
Continued on page ten
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09
jackson Lake -
Storage Shows
Treble Measure

Report from Moan, Wyo., at the
outlet of the Jackson lake reservoir,
shows the following conditions, ac-
cording to the U. s. reclamation SER
Vicn of RurIov.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09
Most Successful Campaign

And never before in the history of
the state has there been such sue
cessful subscription campaign. Each
Of the leading candidates has turned
In hundreds Of new as we'll as re-
newal subscriptions, and the enthu-
siasm of the contestants has been
augmented by the hearty response
the people have made to their solicit
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09
Blackfoot Loses
to Pocatello in
Wednesday Game

The Wednesday game between
Blackfoot and Pocatello was dis
astrous to the Blackfoot stick men
in the measure of 10 to 5. Runs for
both sides were distributed thru the
game and each team made five runs
for every six hits. Pocatello errors
were five and Blackfoot's two.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09
DISTRICT NO. 1

Includes participants residing In the City Of Blackfoot
ltomobes and many Cash and Gold awards as there
ties will be distributed in District No. l.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09
THE LAST COUNT

Following are the of candidates who
for each till Thursday
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB TONIGHT

The Commercial club will hold a
meeting at their rooms this Friday
evening to consider some vital ques-
lions affecting the baseball games,
and to decide about holding a Pho
neer day celebration on the oath of
July
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09

The climax comes Saturday
night.
Seven weeks Of enthusiastic
work and hustling on the part of
the candidates in the IdohO Re-
publican's big automobile cam
paign will eliminate in the fl
nal scene Saturday night, July
10, at 10 O'Clock. The awards
Of the valuable prizes will be an
nounced in Mondays Idaho Re-
publican.
The list of prizes includes
two magnificent new 1920 mod
ell $1,000 touring cars, a $500 in
cash prize, two 800 prizes and
two $50 prizes. Cash commits
siOns will be paid to all other
contestants who have remained
active throughout the campaign
as indicated in the formal an
nouncement at the beginning of
the enterprise. Never before in
the history of this county has
there been such distribution of
costly awards and never before
has there been such an exciting
battle to land them.
Absolute Fairness to All
In order to maintain the strictest
secrecy as to the number of subscrip-
lions turned in by each individual
candidate during this, the last week
OF the election, the race is being
brought to close under sealed bal
lot box.
No subscriptions whatever are
being accepted through the campaign
department this week, but instead
candidates are instructed to deposit
their final collections in the sealed
ballot box-located at the Blackfoot
City bank. By so doing, no one, not
even the campaign manager, can
possibly know the voting strength
Of the respective candidates, which
precludes any possibility of favorit-
ism and insures fairness to the mi
nutest degree.
Locked and sealed, the ballot box
now reposes in the vaults of the
Blackfoot City bank, where it will
remain until the, closing hour of the
election-10 O'Clock Saturday night.
When the final hour arrives
the contest will be declared
closed. The judges will then
break the seals, unlock the box,
and Immediately thereafter, or
as soon as votes can be issued
on the subscriptions contained
therein, the Last count will be-
gin.
Most Successful Campaign
And never before in the history of
the state has there been such a sue
cessful subscription campaign. Each
of the leading candidates has turned
In hundreds Of new as we'll as re-
newal subscriptions, and the enthu-
siasm of the contestants has been
O II oroontnI hp ho hcc v<xv oncro~oo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Lowden Is Strong
For Enforcement
of Volstead Act

o. asso,iai.d Pres.
CHICAGO. June i-pr'q'rvaiiun ~
the Volst,ad prohibition Enforcement,
act with whatever laws ar" necessary
o. xiv. % full effect was advocated hS
Governor Frank % Luwdrn today IA
his nr' pronuunc-mcut IL the liquor
question.
~ an interview with newspaper m'n
Governor I.owd,n announced thlt he
was "nu, IN favor ~ any cyading' -
IN, pruhil.iicn amendment Touching
IN the l,agg. oi nations. Governor
I.pwdcn took issue with the program
lrnolncad hy senator Hiram Johnson
and declared he favored the peace
treaty and league ~ nations covenant
with substantially the Lodge rrsorva'
'iuns
a 10 not think" said l.owden. "tha'
~. could rcpuiilir IN" cutir" treaty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
M PROCLAMATION
ISSlFD ny HOBBY


~ i.s0-' a'sd Press
AUSTIN. june g-No proclamation
war i.uel today by Governor ". T..
Hobby placing Galveston under military
iuin Hs M t'untt was received early
tonight FROM Adi4tani General " -
'Hila. who j. on the scene
IN. governors future action viii nj"
rIidel from ~" aitir.s b. receives
from G.nrtal Cope The troops are
mobile and ben r'adiusf o. move ~
Pei iunWfui's notice 9, o. learned in tn
.diTiln rrnrill's department. Tn.
l-ri iturr Iusf.d hiu carrying an up.
preparation 90 500 nnn g. dcflay no"
expenses ~ tho Texas national guard
uf th" Galveston expedition and fnr
futIf" expeditions when the jrlups may
D." rl.1nri out ly the Eae,rnur Tho
hil frll.d to Tot twuthirls vote in
the huuf' and another vote win 90
ukcn on ~" measure tomorrow -l that
%. fHul wHy h.rDm. immediately
available Goy.fnn iipi.bv r.fus # 2.
obscure iuiay tho action 90 the Calves.
ton city ou'um.ss toner's in protesting
rrllur ih, sending ~ t-uaps ? Gaiyrs
tom in connection With "a, STRIKE sitl1.
tun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
3.sIs NEN KILLED
AFTER ARMISTICE SIGNED

rs Afsncia',e Pres.
WASHINGTON Jun" l-The ma
iori,v members 90 the house sub-com'
nl.'fec which investigated expenditure
~ the American oXpcditonlry forces
rld, public NJ report tonight
Regarding the fighting on armistice
DAY. ~, r,Dort said total u 3.si2
men were either kiilcd or wounded after
'he rur ric. had hcon signed. and that
commanding ofnc rs CAV" mo- excuse
snr tho continuation ~ the fshtins
after ~ n. M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
NNiainr. Gi,en PratlIce.

rNl.AS Texas June i.--l'sr Lopez
worker .7 me railroad shops here set
usi down % S,va $500 90 tcfray OK
usrsrs 0f moving h.r family 90 his Old
hHmr DOB I.Ns'p Lopez has saved with
this uIrHuso Boz s..K far tn mst six
So. rs rood bod accumulated the $500
which b. kerr rt hHu' The money was
.tHlrn white Do var attending church
and '"N i.p'z saws th1' be- VIII has.
ta wDfs another ay g,lfs O. s.rur"
Funds Co. Hit r.s,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

On l,9. I' Minneapolis uu attention
WIS Ilij to %, merits of amy contest
arl d.l,Ett.s were seated SOLELY upon
the basis Of the common preference
which tbry had with the national com.
m.t','mru who awarded them their
seats Twenty wears later similar tao.
tirr Wei. pursued IN Chicago and a
20 Id-ui 81 political history may find
something worthy IL reflection u he will
s,tu iu, election returns In those two
Years. 80 fatal 20 republican hopes. II
ID true that the committee sits In the
op.u with the paid agents 81 George
" Perkins. the others freely circulat.
INK through the committee rooms. and
whispering their darkening counscls
into IN, ears u unsophisticatod com.
miitesmen With this exception the
pag.llel H. perfect. | strongly hope u
will not b. carried 90 the election as
Il WIS eight and twenty years ago. !
ana saying this uf course. chiefly he.
caui. q my ardent interests iu Cen.
.ral Woods canoidary Bui . tll applies
equally Co Senator Johnson and ,o Nj.
Hoover VINO with General Word have
demonstrated TIE possession ~ nonu
luf political support cannot ton how
either senator johnson pr Mr. Hoover
would comment upon the astounding ar.
Nee of what o. now taking place in
ne coils .um ant, rooms but ! know
them well enough 90 know they would
not Cor minute countsnlncc IN their
rwn b,half the high handed usurt'.
ton which tho national committee j.
setting az. and they would Doe as
1uirk 80 20 denuIuc' DO when prar
tod uUor another r. this { can unl'
add ihn' IN. Wool strength. plus 'h'
Iohrrrr strength easily control 90" coU'
y.ution ana while IN, national commit
tee may D. ton short sighted o. know
that what they are doing Is making q
coalition e these two forces Inevitable,
thor. arr other people discerning ~
uuch o. SCI b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
OFFERED PRESIDENCY
~ \. \ VI. COlI.EGl'

~ A.to,iai,i Tr,tt.
MEMPHIS June l-Guvptuor
Charles ~ Trough of Arkansas while
in N,uuhis tonight. received t.l".
/ gram offering him the presidency ~ the
Mississippi \ AMI VI college az Stark'.
/ vill. Ills guhrrul,orill term ends y b..
rrmhcr 81. 1920.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Outstanding Facts.

"C.r'.lu facts Ir. outstanding In the
compilation u pie convention events 60
Il Senator ~,'s-s' statement Chief
au.nrr th,s. ls the demonstrated fact
tL.f im,. m.r hty" shown themselves
O.. 81, .'s widespread ana We'll fuun.
d,I u.pYIT HUrufi among the gepuh'.-
,r- TL.s u,u Boo the order of their
demonstrated strength are General
WOOD Senator johnson and Mr. ilnuvcr.
Except Boo bIs own state. Governor
IuWd,n h,F never succeeded in run.
ming batter than puur third IN any
Urinary This is not sIid iu amy drro.
I, tiuu uf Cut,hnur loNdrus many good
uuaH'i.. o. lisa rlliu statement ~ po
hu,.l arls 'u which 'hr ,Huu't, is not
iwu'ry.Ye tl.u ti,---h the NATIONAL
.#...l.Hs..ff... b..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
WILL. SEEK RECOGNITION
Of "IRISiI REpl EI.lC'

~ '.rra 'gi.H Nrru
CHICAGO. Juno l-Eamon a" Val.
.r,. 'pr' sid.ni II the Irish republic
viii attempt 20 obtain "a plank In the
platform II both the republican and
democratic PARTIES f,voring recognition
~ the Irish rDrubli" hv the Unit" !
states b, said On arrival here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
The senator Knows u.

WASHINGTON June ! senator
Sr.ol'h republican chairman ~ the
Joint printing commission. anu"ufc q
t1dly thar h.,suse IT the shortage II
paper. 'h1' subscriptions o. the con
-r.s1'Unl Record would he limited a'
pre- rt 90 members az 90" senate an'
F.ue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
DECISIONS OF COMMITTEE
IN SEATING DELEGATIONS
CAUSES HOT DENUNCIATI0N
CONTINUED from Page ond.

~ ih, republican national committee
r'id
"a have noting io say Noi % word
The action OFF the committee taken iu
Open session. speaks Tor itself"
senator Moses statement was issued
uu his own responsibility and without
Gtn.i 'hu kruNlr1E, ur approval ~
other Wool managers
u WIS predicted hy some 81 the
W. % ult,~u# that reputation might
develop and uusah'y entail rcadIust.
rl,ff ~ M, NuHd management.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Cisco Man >rI.cisd.

AlsTiN T.Naa 1lH. &C. Z Smith
= Cis0U he bee rlrpart.I dfltg rGp-
pt.sHr ui thr .I .rI -ls department
81 the T,,Hs l,rufnI Commission. vlfh
cotton af CISCO 60 fHs b..r a IHtsfis1'
operator ~ u.Hs talr- ir fl. ,1 81 id.
60 T'sas Olfhela and hsu.ts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
POPULATION ~ NEw YORK
WILL BE ANNOI NCED TODAY

y "HFtAaANE f..n.
WASlllNGT, y. June s-Ponllaii0n
'f Sew lors and iio.on wall Co. an.
rD-n'rl tomorrow night hl th, census
bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
all UNION LABOR
THREATENS Strike
IF SOLDIERS SENT


CnlHnrls Floor 81 the second cavalry.
N''leld oi the seventh cavalry and
Zachary ~ tho state orduanc, corps
were engaged Boz un INSPECTION ~ the
v.t.r front AMI land adiacrut thereto
with r. view o. choosing hillct.us a~
rumm0,lltloas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

4 hu'i1.i. In thr BRITISH navy b.
roi permitted ta ,ui.uH.r o. iaus'ssi.c.
" boz attempts I be- Is fined a mpuths
LAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

Gales ~ laughter ruars ~ cheer.
and waves uf applause swept the com
mittre room National Cummittecmlf
Tolh-rt became 81 enthusiastic In DE-
scribing his rcpubli,anism that h. at,
a dozen iig steps and prancrd up an,
down the aisle Negro witnesses sup
porting the claims ~ IA. contestini
delegation Ia their inability tn take pls,
IN the Tolhcrt faction conventions. d.
clarcd they had bccn threatened viii
death II they attempted 10 attend them
The committee adjourned. lcavinr
the contests IN the seventh ninth and
t"rth Georgia district 60 be- decided Co.
morrow. In the contests decided az,
lUhuruu faction listed As favorable
Gov'rn.- Lowdpn. got 90. four dell.
gates az large and the delegates from
lv. districts
Tho Pickett faction. report . favor
,'. O. General Waud. was seated r
th. sixth
Colonel Proctor and others In Wood
D. '.H'r'.rs. called e conference Goo
hight ai,.r hearing - :; ua'ur Mos 81
t'urt Hud % a.. Nll f.d That a
'H-.wr.i 'rnm Wood b.ller gt... S..
nl.r liberation
lnHd'u and johnson managers h.,h
HH.''i 'Ha Hoss st '.u,aut with sI
....r ING .I-t h'u no. rs,...
aw"ru T1., pointed uH' brf SON
t'r Nu - auI., uHs mHd. uu.n tH,
national ,omu'., win = Influential
membership aud u.tNluu the gov.r
'r Or ms mHuIlyrs
From ,hp johnson camp came ihs
l.',.rsti % that Senator Moses position
rii .tte' that both the Wuud and
l'hr-.n forces cuuld hr expected % op
poeo nomination u any man named hy
be-, "oll guards"
The friends ~ Syuator johnson
ou''l the present possibility ~ q
coalition with the strength tn the ron
vcnt,on in behalf of either Wood -
luhr.ur
After c1rsid ring Senator Moses state
O. ont "a, other wood managers applr
.ntlv decided 90 Withhold comment up
On u. l. WIS Indicated that un an
uouncym-ui would be- mudp uu'l ht,i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
INTERESTING PROGRAMS RENDERED
DURING NORMAL HOME COMING WEEK
COUSINS IS GIVEN WARM RECEPTION

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05

Decision l. Spectacular.
Tb, spectacular decision today wa
'hr hard fought. long delayed contcs
iru Ga0rgii. where the delegates head
"d D.. Henry Lincoln johnson. an A.
'artt negro who. % was testified bc
fur" the senate committee Investigating
cMnpign expenditure received S'.ou'
from the l.owdcu campaign fund. were
resisting the attack ~ q 49, ~ contest
INK delegates admittedly organized hl
Frank ~ Hitchcock and counted fuI
General Wood.
Before the committee adjourned &
continue IN night session johnson
big four the delegates 40 Tafgv-hl,
been seated IN the ground II otganizl
ton regularity In their convention pro
cpediugs
The FIRST and s'rUud Georgia ruH
grcssiunal districts alsu had been vote.
the same way
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
brings Up Negro Question.

The contest over the Tulbrft d,lr
gates from south Carolina brought up
the question whether the republican
party in the southern states would IT.
better without assu, il'iuu With the un
g.u. The ,untrs,lng d,l'glt,s Boo IA,
south CIfulinn ease stirred up q row
u which the lic was Frequently passed
charges ~ machine rule" Co p'rpet
uat' IAN office holders trust" and lur
thor charges and conditions wen, such
thHt tho republican Vut" should De- &c.
du,rd hy alleged methods to miui
mum. were made.
Tho hearing furnished fireworks and
vaudeville.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
Blooms Of WOOD. JOHNSON
AND LOWDEN HOLD SPOT
LIGHT At Convention CITY
Continued from Page ona


N"wphi, negro. hat that was claimed
IN nun. ~ Tho Nnllnus mnnlErIs-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06
SUFFERED TEN YEARS
FROM INDIGESTION
Trouble Gone, Appetite Strong and
Eats Anything Without Distress.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06
PUBLISHERS OF THIS.
COUNTY STAN ID Fl RIM
FOR FULL Ii GAL RAT TE.
FOR COUNTY P Rim TIN c.

The board of county commissioners
in session now, decided to ask for
bids for all county printing and so
notified all the papers in the county.
Bids were submitted Wednesday af.
ternoon by the owners or managers
Of the several Carter county printing
concerns, and all stood pat ON the
legal rate fixed by law for publishing
legal notices, and for the price fixed
by the state of board Of affairs for
all legal blanks and stationery used
in the various offices.
1t was expected that the work I'M
der such circumstances would be di-
vided among the papers, but when it
came to a show down, Jack Hyde
Of the Healdton Herald stated that
unless he could have 1t all he would
not accept any Of it, and asked the
commissioners and county clerk not
to consider him at all when it came
TO giving out work for the county.
The chairman OF the board and the
other two commissioners tried to show
Mr.. Hyde the error of such a move,
but he remained firm and calling the
clerk in the presence Of the commits
sioners repeated his request that the
Healdton Herald be eliminated from
their thoughts insofar as any county
printing was concerned.
Their attitude toward the board
taken by Mr.. Hyde will probably
prompt them to comply with Mr..