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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
How i. Your como,ex;on,

A woman should grow more beau.
tiful as she grows older and she
will with due regard TO baths, diet
and exercise. and by keeping her
liver and bowels in good working
order. II you are haggard and yell
lowt your eyes losing their lustre and
flesh flabby. 1t may be due TO indi-
gestion or TO sluggish liver. Cham
berlain's Tablets corret these disor-
ders. For sale by Hettinger, Salmon
druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
FOR sALE-Restaurant eauipu

FOR SALE-Restaurant eouipment.
consisting of large range. water
connections, water tank. cooking
utensils, tables tatfe ward.
utensils. tables. table ware.
chairs. capacity TO feed thirty PEG
pie. Price $500. See G.. b. Quarles.
ESTRAY-Came TO my ranch about
Nov. l, 1919. two fillies. one black.
other buckskin. branded bar V on
left shoulder. Owner can have
same by paying feeding charge
and advertising expense.
! c. \. CARLSON. Tendoy. Idaho
have for sale 5000 shares of the
capital stock OF the Kimmei Mining
company at ~ cents per share. See
advertiser at The Recorder Office.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
NOTICE

To the people of Salmon. attention
Evangelist f. l. Cook of PocateE
20. Idaho. is in town and VIII speak
az the Seventh Day Adventist church
Sabbath at $3.50 p. m.
And as there is a great wave OF
Spiritua,ism sweeping Europe and
america. and. no doubt. has or az
|least will reach salmon. the Eyans
Ieiist has promised 10 speak on this
ENital subject Sunday evening at 5
O'clock.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
FOR THE REX
Another Rex Theatre Special.

|. We received the following tele-
gram yesterday from the Metro peo-
pie and there being no advertising
matter available We take this method
OF letting our patrons know that we
have another special attraction com
ing April % and %:
"Cancelling regular production:
sending special feature-A Modern
misunderstanding Hope Hamilton.
A very high classs productio
bound to please. Go the limit on ad-
.vertising. Metro Picture Corp
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
NOTICE

An invitation is extended to all
eS-serVice men Of the World War,
to Smoker and Chow party to se
held at the !. o. o. 2. hall at Q.
m, on April rs.
Don't forget TO come.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
NOTICE.

The annual school meeting and
election of trustees of common school
districts comes on Monday. April 10.
The people Of all the school districts
are urged to get out TO the meetings
and VOTE.
(Signed) ETHEL G. WATKINS,
County SUPERINTENDENT
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
Notice, !. O. o. e.

Grand officers will be present at
a district meeting to be held at l..
o. o. F. hall Monday evening, April
10. All brothers and visiting brothers
are requested to be present.
j. E. NODDINGS. Sec.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
PROTECT YOUR EYES

BY having them attended by :
specialist Or. n. n. Scarborough
viii be at the shenon hotel. Salmon.
Saturday and Monday. April 2--25.
Let Him Stop Your Headaches.
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+ + = + + = = = = = + = Z
SALMON LOCALS +

= + + + + + + 4. 1. 1. + + 4.
les recharged for 81. Lemhi
pmpany, Salmon.
y girl was born to Mr.. and
bauncey Stroud April 10.
Atkins of Gibbonsville was
ed in Salmon on Wednesday.
w. H. Mulkey and son Guy
Salmon Tuesday from their
home.
Walters was passenger over
seesburg on Sunday. Axe!
p came in from Rabbitfoot.
ley. Dick & Patterson, new
firm, secured their first
9 job on the Catholic church
mmenced work this week.
es Bowman, who recently sold
endoy ranch, has leased the
9TH ranch. the children to re-
Vim the city for school advan-
- Patty is down from the upper
where he SPENT the winter.
natism which attacked him
a time ago has now ceased from
ling.
n Clark of the Indianola forest
m has rented the H. NJ. Shaw
once for his mother, who vii,
u to Salmon for the summer. She
Deem at Indianola with her son.
h and Mrs. c. E. Frost returned
Aeir Leadore home on Teusday
h few days spent in Salmon
essions with the dentist. Mr..
9 rode home in car bought
D here.
1eodore Ketchum was called to
yes last week to splice wire
p. in the Kitty Burton tram. It
every man who can do that
!, and Mr.. Ketchum IS one of the
experts at it.
rs. Yearian and her daughter,
/, Whitwell, are recent arrivals
California, where they spent
winter. Miss Marcia Whitwei.
finish the school year at Berke-
before returning.
ne report of treasure trove in the
Ing of a bottle of old stock out
ng the accumulated weeds and
h in the business dristrict in Sal
has started general cleaning
lmong the townspeople. Let the
work proceed.
o. Hess has taken one of the
properties on Main street, adj
ing the Hettinger store, where he
dispense justice as ]. p. and
carry on as an auctioneer and
'ral agent. One of his best sales
he season was that of the Frazier
ittlre last Monday.
letter from Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sinclair. who are now at Cedar
re. Mo-. tells of the arrival of a
y boy for them on March /. which
mentioned as overbalancing the
,tions that came to all the family
| an attack of flu for all of them
g leaving Salmon last fall.
y will remain at Cedar Grove for
summer.
+. and Mrs. L. c. Frazier de-
ed for their new Texas home
erday morning. Their place OF
ience in that state is Electra,
re Mr.. Frazier is going into the
business. The good will of the
non community in large measure
! with them. On Monday evening
heir honor the members of the
} dancing party gave them a
farewell. az which the
was unusually large.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16

You can't afford to miss seeing
Blind Husbands. II Is one of the
greatest Of all screen productions.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16

/ Batteries recharged for 81. Lemhi
aotor company, Salmon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
MACK'S BOOTSHOP
Jumps in Ahead of High Prices!

We took chance and bought shoes a long time
fight to get them but they here They bought
at the prices prevailing the time the order placed
Our contract held factories deliver though they
henlmed and hawed back on one pretext or an.
other wanting put from dollar to three dol
lars per pair. We say lucky and we propose|
to pass on the good luck TO customers
The stock is complete in all respects in STYLE COLOR
and feathers, and the offering will be placed saleI
during next 80 days at less prices than present or
behring's will cost without any margin OF profit added
Take our advice on this point and buy NOW. Time
will prove that while SIP and SIS shoes will along
pretty soon at other they haven t arrived al
Mack S Bootshop-not yet.
Al Mems WakOyer, American Gentleman and Educator
Dress SHOES all styles cors and eathe az
up Tor this sale
Our famous genuine Chippewa top Boot
.is SAFE sil
Chippewa Work Shoes, 10
safe ~ % TO VI
Genuine Tan sod q
Tan Buckkin Shoes guaranteed sid
sale
BOYS Fine Dress brown, EnsiIxh an1 hui
round toe sizes II TO and Y 10 n, sOd No an9 ~
thIs -
Boys Tan Y. ;. army last sod ~ and e7ME
Broken stock OF all kinds of Rubbers and Felt GOOD
will be sold at this sale for clean them out.
Remember all Shoes re new stock intended n
spring and are standard makes.
We make good any shoe sold by which is not sat
factory in wear.
when need Repairing remember Mack. te sheen ak
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16

! have for sale 1900 shares OF the
capital stock of the Kimmel Mining
company at III cents per share. See
advertiser at The Recorder Office.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16

The big show at the Grand mex,
Thursday and Friday, April 1928.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
School Play cominn un

Cupid at Vassar is comedy In
Tour acts 10 be presented by the
sophomore class OF the Salmon high
school at the Anderson opera house.
April 20. 1920. at $3.50 p. m.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
IOnn WlllRf archifarA
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-16
faint Up and Clean Up +eEs sfos: O.: psin '
4ENON HARDWARE g. IMPLEMENT COMPANY

Mickey's coming TO the Rex the
atre.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
DEMPSEY is OFFERED
$35O,OOO BY RICHARD
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP CO

NEW YORK, March 25. = Tex
Richard, acting as matchmaker fol
the International Sporting Club OF
New York, has offered Jack Demp-
sey 100000 to meet Georges Car
pentier in championship bout. il
was learned here today from an
authoritative source.
The offer, it is understood, is con
ditional upon the passing of box
ing bill in New York and the out
come Of Dempsey's trial in San Fran
cisco.
From the same source the Inter
national News Service learns the
diamond-studded belt, emblematic OF
the worlds heavyweight champion
ship and donated by the army, navy
and civilian board of boxing con-
troll, will be presented to Dempsey
when the new boxing club opens its
doors for the first time.
Dempsey, it is said, will be on hand
to receive the belt whether or not
he is to meet Carpenter at the open
ing show staged by the club.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
TIPLESS' Ara Is IN SIGHT.
Automatic Locker with Coin in Slot L
Planned for Hotels.

The tipless era is coming, it is pre-
dicted, and the hotel men are getting
really faJsi The question is whether one
u NY give dime or so to a pretty
-grfr for checking your coat and hat at
a restaurant to slipping a nickel in the
slot for the same service.
There may be difference of opinion
about this. At any rate one of the in
terestlng devices that will be shown at
the hotel men s show at the Coliseum in
Chicago the week of May 10 will be a
machine that automatically locks up
hats. coats and umbrellas, doing away
with the aproned attendant and the lad
armed with a clothes brush.
Many hotels are planning % put in a
sclcetive oerciye. The guest ! take his
choice-spend "A dime and z smile
(somctimes) and a "thank y, (per
haps) or drop a CONN in slot
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
Rainey and Motley Star in
Hopkins Games

BALTlMOREs Md, March -. =
Although the colored runners of the
local !. NJ. G. A. were barred from
entering the indoor track meet held
here last Saturday night, under the
auspices of the Pohns Hopkins Uni
versty, at the Fifth Regiment Ar
mory, Fred Motley and Joe Rainey,
two eolored lads representing the
Meadowbrook Club entered and COVE
a good account of themselves. Both
men came over from Philadelphia just
to compete in hits meet.
In the trial l00-yard dash Rainey
won his heat, while Motley took see
ond in his heat, being beaten by
Seward of the University of Virginia.
Two eastern men nosed Rainey out
in the final by scant inch. In the
final heat Lourie, of Princenton Uni
versity, with a handicap of 212 yards,
and Taylor, of Penn, with a handicap
of yards, came in ahead of Rainey,
who was given only one-half yard
handicap.
Rainey also won his heat of the
220.ya- 4 dash, but due to q severe
fall kch he got on one of the turns
he ia. ed to place in the finals.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27

camping on the trail of Carpenter. Bob
Armstl ong is the hound.
Great Gobs of JOY. Bish has returned
to US. He who makes love so divinity
Con the stage) Andrew Bishop God of
our Girls has returned, now watch the
old turn style creek as she registers the
cash costumers. Brown & Co. positively
will see a pleasing difference in their
receipts all of which Bish will be
responsible for, as he is a Prince of
Good Fellows. The Boys will watch
Bish as he makes oceans of love to Miss
Desmond with much ielousy, that is
controlled only by the fact that the adj
miring Gent pays so hard earned pennies
TO see him do this. They say he is the
most finished high power lover on the
stage. He goes along doing his stuff i'll
praeticed on by the younger set, who
see Bish Wednesday in a Matinee and
put their works on Thursday Night.
Take her to the Show Sunday and she
lives it all over again, and CYCLES in joy
at the fact that her sweetie had the cor
rect system. Look out Bish, they are
stealing your stuff.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
Race Lads Star in Diamond
Medal Meet

New York, Mach %. - crowd of
over 1000 enthusiastic, excited fans
witnessed the Diamond Medal Meet
held in the Twenty second Regiment
Armory alst Monday night and saw
such stars as Pete White, Roy Morse
Clarence Sherman and other race mon
romp away with coneted trophies.
The main event, tho Major Cobb
Memorial Trophy, was won by Pete
White in the fast time of 10 % see,
onds. Roy Morse came the third.
Although this was the main event
OF the evening all the contests proved
close and exciting, and the genera
impression was that if given then
The lis eotfsnvterc trErscmiaypcmb
chance cur contenders would give all
others 4 run for their money.
The list of events and persons who
placed were as follows:
600 yard bandicap-(Closed to Ma
tional and New York Guards lst,
A. scribean, list Regiment n. g.; End,
+. Schenkelback, list Reg. n. g.; 3rd,
l.. Herdes Time LIS 2-5.
1000 yard handicap-lst, J. j. Barnes,
Boys Club; 2nd, E. Rank, Paulist A.
c.; 5rd, &. Crosson, Alpha p. G. C. Time
2.20.
Rescue Race-(Closed to 10Th inf
-Sergt. William and Corp. Lawrence,
Co. NJ; Sergt. Shields and Private
Buekncr, Co. l.; Sergt. Lomax and Pri-
vate Banks, Co. NJ. Time 81 l-5 seconds.
. mile walk--lst VIM. Plant, Morn
n:, side A. G.; 2nd, Alexander Jossup.
unattached; 3rd, r. Neuadorfer, Todd
Ship Yard A. C. Time 1913 as.
100 yard Special, Major f. w. Cobb
Memorial Trophy-lst, Pete White,
unattached; End, Frank Conway, Morn
ngsidc A. c.; Bird, Roy Morse, Salem
Crescent A, c. Trophy to be won three
times.
5 mile Bicycle Race-(N. C. A. In
door Championship Fred Laux,
New England Wheelman Club; End,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27

Wherry, Morse Dry Dock a. c.; Bird,
Frexual, Empire City Wheelman. Tome
14.3 3-5 seconds
one.lap steeplcchase-lst, Percy Yer
wayne Salem Crescent A. C.; 2nd, John
+. Jones, Salem Crescent A. c.; 3rd, L.
II. Taylo9. 18th Inf. Time % seconds.
800 yard Handicap - 1st, Clarence
Sherman, st. Christopher Club; 2nd,
X. ". Georgi, N. Y. A. c.; 3rd, Eugene
Sharp, unattached. Time - a. seconds.
IRecord for this distance is - seeands,
flat.)
mile Handicap-1st, NJ. Mass, Yon-
kers, Y. NJ. G. A; 2nd, l.. Dewitt Glen
zoe A. A: Bird, c. Russell, Yonkers Y.
NJ G. A. Time 9.37 2-5.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
A Big Surprise
Especial To The Whip

BALTIMORE, March, 22.-Three OF
the most progressive race men of this
city. recently completed plans for put
ting baseball club in Baltimore that
will equal any in the East. DIR. J. II.
Hayes, DR.. Frank II. Sykes and John
II. HAYES, a well.known Druid Hill ave-
nue. merchant, are the men responsible
for the success of the deal. 1t will be
remembered that Baltimore a few years
ago. boosted Of a team of world won
ders. the Black Sox. 1t is said by the
wis" ones that this years team will
prove even greater.
Plans are undes way for the erection
Of modern ball park, at New Mason s
pork. recently bought by Colored cap
italists.
The Eastern cities should have the
greatest season of baseball in its his
tory, and the local fans are going to
stand by their teams. The name by
which the team will be known is the
- Fighting Buffalos.' in honor Of those
sterling young Colored fighters who lie
buried in the sept soil of France.
The players who will compose the
club are rated among the best in the
country, and are as follows:
Warsaw Harris and Graham, st. Aus
frrsriuc College and Shhw University,
Raleigh, n. c.; Morton Merrill, Frank
Smith. known as Midnightly" of
Richmond, Va; jess Smith, Ronoakc,
Va; Keely, D. c.; Lefty Empey;
Pitcher Harper Winston Salem, y. C.;
renterfielder Peaches, Newport Newa.
Va; Frank Greenfield, catcher and Mil
ton Beacon, d. c.; "Boots" Brown,
pitcher, Annapolis Md; Husky
johnson, Baltimore; George Ford, D. C.
DR.. Frank Sykes was formerly star
Pitcher OF the Lincoln CHANTS, of New
York, ana later captain of the Hlldale
team, Philadelphia.
This team is open to all teams, and
especially college teams of the South.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
Our Boys Show Spectacular
Form in College Meets

In the annual tri-state meet held in
Mechanics Hall recently between Har-
ward, Dartmouth and Cornell, boys of
our race showed that In thci rchoice
events they still reign supreme. This
fact was made known when the Off
cials called out the winner Of the 10.
yard dash and the l6.lb. shot.
The spring event was won by Shel.
bourne, of Dartmouth, from fast and
classy field in five seconds fit
Scribcs who witnessed the perfom
ance say that he. ran like an arrow,
and when he broke the tape lie was at
least two feet in front of his nearest
rival Shclbourne then took stroll
over the pit where the shot was be
ing thrown and with little thought
hcavcd the iron ball over IL feet 1912
Inches of space, defeating Tubby
Clark the Harvard football star, by .
feet A y inches.
A few nights after that the New
England intercollegiate mponships
were held in Mechanics Hall, Boston,
and on this occasion two more lads
came to the front, namely, "Ink -
Williams and Ned Gourdn, of Brown
and Harvard, respectively,
Williams ran like demon that
night in the 40-yard dash and came
home a winner in the most exciting
finish of the night in the final by a
seant inch, beating out his own race
mate, Gourdin. The latter man, aftcs
having but twenty minutes rest, came
back strong and won his heat of the
300. yard run, and with less than an
hours rest again surprised the whole
hall by getting a clean-cut victory in
the final heat of the same event.
These performances made by our
lads were undoubtedly the class of the
evening, and their points helped
greatly in their school s total at the
end of tn ecvening. Gourdin also ran
anchor on the mile relay team, repre-
senting his school, and showed "
brilliantly.
While these lads are spoken of, il
must not be forgotten that we =
have a boy here in these regions .nc
is showing up brilliantly on his
schools track team and that indi
vidual is Snooks Taylor, who is at
tending State College.
This lad ran in Buffalo ON State 5
medley relay team and made nothing
less than n. spcctaenara showing, whil
in Baltimore the following week n
ran on the same relay team, and OF
passin the baton to his. teammate he
gave the State team a good four-yard
lead. Shocks also ran a very com
mendable hundred from the 3-yard
mark placing in the finals.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
By Full of Pep
Crown Prince a Boxer
Elk Kaiser's Son Takes Boxing Instruc-
ton From a Dutch Lightweight.

Wieringen, March 10. = Friedrich
Wilhelm, former German Crown prince
is now "a pretty good scrapper," says
w. LaCroix, a Dutch lightweight, who
for the past four months has been
coming here twice week from
Amsterdam to give Wilhelm lessons
They box in room of the parsonage
where Wilhelm lives.
1.-THE former crown prince s favoritt
blow is an uppercut,' LaCroix told
an Associated Press correspondent
and he is learning how to use it. -
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
HERE is THE CHANCE.

Cincinnati, Ohio, is open to good
colored fighters. Write to Billy Bub-
bles, 438 w. 9Th street. State your
weight. If you can't fight don't
write. Leslie, Hannibal, Leo Bess
and other Indiana boxers get busy.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
Jim Taylor, Manager Dayton Marcos
special to The Whip. March PSI

Especial to The Whip, March PSI
Manager Jim Taylor, of Dayton Mar
COS, is fast lining up his club for the
1920 season. He has the signed con
tracts of Brown, Carey, Shelton, Ross
Scott, Bailey, Cunningham, Alexander
and several youngsters for tryout
Owner Matthews will remodel the park
and everything will be ready for the
opening of the season, May |.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
YOUNG CANS X. O.'s BALL.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March %. - Young
Joe Cans knocked out Battling Ball in
the sixth of the sheduled eight-round
feature bout at the Lafayette A. C. last
night. Young Sanders outpointed Kid
Inkey ana Speedy Mouden knocked out
Andrew Themes in the other contests.
Cans will meet Leo Patterson here
March 26.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27

Life is a joudney all secure
As over level roads we slip
And then Fate calls for detour
That spoils the pleasure of the trip
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27
Those Dear Girls.

Jack says there isn't another girl
in town with complexion like mine
"And you still speak to him."
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

than right the county board. and par
ucularly Supervisor Benson. who was
endeayoring TO break in as the watch
dog OF the treasury. should investigate
the matter and call halt on the using
Of a bond issue except for the purpose
for which IL had been voted. IL is easy
To transfer funds. but there are times
when Il Is impossible 10 replace the
funds so transferred. The people
voted generously TO build three new
county roads, and the roads ought TO
be built as soon as possible.
Mr.. Larson also called our attention
to another proposition which he
thought the people ought 10 know a
bout. and that is the condition OF the
county road between Beechwood and
Golden lake. a great deal OF unfav-
orable criticism has been aimed at
the county road commission for allow
ing this strip OF road 10 remain in It's
present and almo8 impossible condi-
ton.
The road was graveled during the
early spring but has not yet been roll
ed. Mr.. Larson states that this will
be done as soon as the work done by
the contractors has been accepted and
approved by the state highway depart
ment. which will probably be in the
next week or 40.
The state highway department really
objects to the rolling OF graveled roads
preferring TO let traffic over the roads
40 the packing. In the lower PENN
sula where che traffic over the roads
is done by vide tire vehicles this plan
may work ont al right In the up
per peninsula traffic Is largely by auto
mobiles. which cut the roads rather
than pack them and hence is a much
longer proposition than II the roads
were thoroughly rolled
FOR ths sake q the good name Of the
county aud the good nature Of the
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12
COUNTY BoND ISSUE

County Road Engineer Larson who
was In town this week. says that The
Reporter statement last week in ref
ercnce 10 the using OF part OF the re-
cent county road bond Issue 10 pay
OF old Indebtedness OF the county
road commission. was not quite cor
rect. While admitting thas a portion
of the 100000 bonds had been used
Tor that purpose. on account OF failure
OF the state 10 meet It's obligation. in
the way OF state reward money. the
amount 50 used has been replaced,
and that Il Is not expected similar
transferring OF county road funds will
be necessary
The Reporter had no intention Of
unfairly criucising the work of the
county road commission. We we're
simply looking after the interests OF
the people. who voted the bond issue
OF S2So000 for three specific purposes
The people had not been informed OF
any indebtedness. and as Il bad been
freely stated in the past few months
that the money secured from the bond
issue was being used for other pur-
poses than that for which i had been
voted, We felt that 3, was 10 more