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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
REAPING THE WHIRLWIND

North Dakota, which, under nm.
responsible leadership. permitted it.
self to become the testing ground al
that political upstart movement called
the Non Partisan League. is now
reaping the whirlwind of it's sowing.
Among its experiments was a state
owned bank, and enthusiastic Laagu-
ers rushed to deposit their dollars.
discrediting in large measure the
national or regular state banks OF the
commonwealth. They are at present
experiencing that sensation which
arises from everything going out and
nothing coming in, as unfortunately
for the depositors. they are permitted
to deposit all the money they can. but
for the time being at least. they are
unable to make Withdrawals.
There is consolation in the Thought
that there are forty seven other states
in the Union and that they are now
given the opportunity to observe |
closely and then draw differences.
1t is rather rough on North Dakota |
'ut experience is always rough in its
Methods
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
Serial 02597S
PUBLIC LAND SALE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at HALEY, Ida

U. S. Land Office at HALEY. Ida
Dec. z, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that. a,
directed by the Commissioner of tina
General Land Office, under provisions
OF Act of Congress approved June p.
1906 GA Stats, SID, pursuant to the
application OF Robert Matheson Of
Naf, Idaho, Serial No. O25s7s, we will
offer at public sale, to the highest bid
der, but at not less than $500 per acre.
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ. on the 27th day
of January, 1921, at this office, the
following tract of land: Lot 1. Sec.
4, T. 16 S., r. 81 E., B. NJ.
Any person claiming adversely
the above described land are advised
to file their claims, or objections, ON
or before the time designated for
sale.
dz4-J2l Ben r. Gray, Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14

, penter, Welker.
Medicine, surgery and pharmacy
} Montgomery. Anderson. (Ada), Hal
: Irwin, Davis.
Printing and Supplies--Prestor
Thomas Bottolfsen. Hull. Cannon.
Private Corporations-Bo Cal
lahan, Davis. Waters, Stinsoq.
Privileges andtt elections Young
Bottolfsen. Egbert Harrington, Hull
Mcdonald. Preston
Public buildings and grounds
Storey. Harrington, Shook, Montgom-
ery. Pond.
Public Health--Irwin, Hull, Ander-
son (Ada). Bourne. Goodwin.
Reference-Bourne. Young, Gala =
han. Van de Steeg, Bottolfsen, Par
IRISH. Bailey.
Revenue and taxation-Callahan
Stanger Bailey, Hall. Campbell
Reynolds. Peck.
Railroads, carriers and other public
rporations-Preston. Lau. Burleigh,
earn, Davis. Mcdonald. Bottolfsen.
Roads bridges and ferries-McDon-
aid, Bailey. Anderson (La;ah), Har-
rington, Moore. Fem. Hull.
Rules and order of business-Storey,
Bourne. Carpenter, Can
ION, Mr.. Speaker
SCHOOL AND PUBLIC LANDS
sWIN, Waters, Anderson Natah),
Pond, Derr.
state ffairs-SnoOk. Storey. Gud-
1unsen. O'Dwyer Hugo, Van de
teeg, 'Severson.
State Library -Jarnagin. Young.
nook.
Uniform laws-YOung, Fem, Boom
r Goodwin. Callahan.
Ways and means-Gundmunds
conner, Clifford. O'Dwyer May
Warehouse. grain grading and
Hall. ODwyer, "
-elSer. Grayson, Montgomery. Peck. :
WATERWAYS and Waters, II
1omer, Carrenter. Weeks. Stinson, =
-ayson, Welker.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
CONTINUED from first page)
THE mAYFLoWER COMPACT AND
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES

The Constitution Of the Unite,
States was taken. not from one source
but from many sources. The peopl.
who drew II up studied all OF the
forms Of government which they could
find 20 discover the defects In these
governments. and so avoid weak laws
that might endanger their own country
The Babylonian, Grecian. Roman. and
many other forms of ancient ruling
were carefully considered and dis
cussed for their faults They also took
the Maynower Compact as an excellent
example of a brief form Of self
government
The Mayhower Compact was the
first document expressing democratic
form ~ self government. II expressed
willingness 10 obey any laws that
might be made. later, for the good OF
the colony II was a strong, concise (
document. showing the exact condi-
tlons the Pilgrims were in and their
need for n good government. with
which to improve these conditions. It
was for the welfare OF the people and
was In that respect. Hike the Constitu-
lion
The Constitution Of the United States :
& like the Mayfower Compact in tho {
following ways: the Compact was for g
he people and the Preamble to the
states nv the people. for
nc people" In each they agreed to
mako and supnort such laws as the .
bought best for the COLONY (and y
lter for the nation) Thev both signi- -,
ed that every man should he allowed >
> vote. and have equal rights The
fayflower Compact made the first
urc democracy, and the Constitution
allowed II up.
Contributed by a Sophomore Is
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE or
ESTRAYS

Ihe following described estrays wers
saKen up by j. d. Fortune at his ranch
Tour miles South and one mile West -,
N,lnama' Idaho. One yearling finav
branded n l. B on left shoulder
NOTICE Is hereby given thai on NJ,
hesaty the 18th day Of Febr,,arv 100,
81 - a. NJ o'clock at the residsnoo I,
ona ... nortune' four miles South and
C,o,,n, ~. west OF Kima1na, Lincol,
es ya"sS, iosho,' I VIM pursuant 10 'tba;
~ laws of the State OF Idaho s s%s
'''''e described estray to the hisb
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
HOW OUR LAWS ARE MADE
CONTINUED from first page)


, Mckinney, Hunter, Van Hoeser
Harding, Written.
Counties and county boundaries
Orme, Seaver Thompson. Sonner
Baker, Boughton, Christensen.
Education Hegsted, Paddock
Rehberg, Gilchrist, Van Hoesen, Whit
ten, Noggle.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS -
DISNEY, McMurray, Kerrick Monson
witty, Porter, Thompson.
Engrossed bills Sutcliffe, Mix, Nc
Kinney
Enrolled bills-Kerrick. Harding,
Paddock
FiNANcE-DlsNEY, Seaver. HALEY.
Christensen, Monson, Smith, Hunt
Porter. Harding.
Fish and Game-Johnson, Mix
Baker Rehberg, King. Hunt, McKn-
ney. tstt
Highways. bridges and ferries
Smith, Hunter, Jones. Hegsted,
Thomas Mckinney, Christensen. s. K.
lark, BOuEntOn. rH.r ...t..
immigration and Leather
,ted
Irrigation and water rights-Gil-
hrist, Burkey, Written, Orme, $. X.
lark, w. w. Clark. Howarth, Arm
trong, Sutclffe.
Journal-Whitman, Yeaman, Reed
udiciary-Whitcomb Witty. Thorn
s. Featherstone. Van Hoesen, Hun
n Boughton.
ivestock-McMurray. Jones. Keith,
K. Clark. Hunt, Whitman. Harding, u
Mileage Witty, Featherstone, Reed, +
Military and Indian affairs-W. w. b
lark, witty Johnson, King, Keith, n
Mines and Mining Armstrong,
turkey, Featherstone, Noggle, Reh- hi
rig. I'D
Privileges and Elections Thomas
errick, McMurray. Monson, Ho-
arth. s.
Public lands-Fisher. w. w. Clark,
tx. Keith. Hegsted. Written HALEY. F.
Printing king. Yeaman, Johnson,
hitman, Sonner as
Public health-Baker. Armstrong,
oggle, Paddock, BurlSey. TO
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
ALIAS SUMMONS
in The DISTRICT couar
" me Fourth Judicial District Of o..
otafe OF Idaho In and For ~. inc
county of Lincoln

VI the Fourth Judicial Dis,r;..
State of Idaho In and Fos o. the
County of LincoI, 'ne
GEORGIA COOK,
PLAINTIFF .u.
HOWARD COOK. sum
Defendant
ne state OF Idaho Sends Greet;r,.
HOWARD. COOK, the above nay1rs
defendant ''aiiiso
You are hereby notified that Can
pant mas been filed against Won In e..
Instruct Court OF the Fourth Tud,ota1
'istr1ct OF the State of Idaho in az
'or the County Of Lincoln by the abors.
u plaintiff. and you are hereh,,
.irecteo 10 appear and answer the satd
Complaint within twenty days of tbs
service of this summons If sarvaS
Pltn said Judicial District. and yvtths,
'rtN DAYS If served elsewhere. ana
'ou are further notified that nnIass
'ou so appear and answer said oor,
'ialht WITHIN the time herein specified
he plaintiff. will take i,,dpTnant
gam you as prayed in said con-,
laint ooi''-
ibis action is brought to dissolve
ne bonds of matrimony now and bera
'fore existing between plaintiff ana
efendant. and to obtain the custodv
the three minor children in saty
)mplaint mentioned.
witness my hand and the seal Of
I'D District Court, this 18th dav Of
lnuary. 1921.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Harlan d
eist, Residence and Post office ad-
ess. Shoshone Idaho.
eau f. A. Bowler. Clerk.
'-tlS Beulah Guymon, Deputy.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
When You Are Bilious

To promote n HEALTHY action of the
liver and correct the disorders caused
are excellent. Try them and soc how
quickly they give YOU n relish for
your food and Danish TINT duh stupid
feeling,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The COMMITTEE in full axe AS folio.

The committee in full are as follows
Agriculture and horticulture-Lal
. Waters, May. Boomer, Sanborr
Campbell and earn.
| Appriopria tions-Weeks. Severson
: Anderson Qatah), Egbert Miller
! ODwyer,. Cannon
Banks and banking-Stanger, o..
Dryer, Van de Steeg Peck, Jarnagin
County lines and county boundaries
I--Galbraith, Pond. Preston, Miller
Harrington, Goodwin and Peck.
! Charitable and penal institutions
Severson and Pond.
Cities, towns and other municipal
corporations Anderson of Ada
Campbell. Clifford, Davis and May.
Education-Hal, Irwin. Burleigh,
Reynolds Pond, Montgomery, Fait.
Educational Institutions-Ca Carpenter,
Gudmundsen, Bourne, Hugo, Storey,
Hull and Egbert.
Engrossed- and. enrolled bills
Moore, Jarnagin and Reynolds.
Federal relations-Van de Steeg,
Clifford, earn and Davis.
Forrest and forestry-Fenn, McDon-
aid, Bailey, Galbraith. Parrish.
FISH AND GAME-GWIN, Hugo
Harrington, Grayson, Bur-
egh. Reynolds.
immigration. labor and statistics
Nay, Lau, Clifford, Stranger, Camp
)ell
IRRIGATION, RESERVOIRS, AND
7EcLAMATION-GWlN, Miller, Egg
,ert, Sanborn, Moore, Grayson, Can
ION.
udiciary-Parrish. Young, Gala I
an, Van de Steeg, Fem. Bourne, {
)err,
Journal-Fait, Hull, Montgomery. {
Livestock-Egbert Weeks earn,
nook. Severson, Lau Campbell.
Mileage and legislative expenses
ait, Galbraith, Derr. =,
Mines and Mining-Stinson, Thorn -
$, Storey, Goodwin, Galbraith. -
Military and Indian affairs-Bot- =,
'lfson, Van de Steeg, Goodwin, Car =,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
GOLD INDUSTRY HANGS IN
BALANCE

One of the most important ques-
items 70 be considered by the present
Congress is undoubtedly the matter or
passing what is known as the McFad-
den Gold Bill The prosperity of
twelve Of the greatest Western States
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14
Thomas,

Whtcomb. Mix.
State affairs-Y canaan, Thomas
Kerrick, Featherstone. King, Orme
Armstrong, Witty, Whitcomb.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14

the United States. money Of
Dated January 4th. 1921
Clarence Wheeler sb.,..
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-14

Ben r. Gray. Register
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19

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tr;,1e 6ia aoo Scpn og ct Vennoenoe
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;oo IN SIaife at NueasSonc, oe bpts Oh
,He RI belt tilfreos. bring Reiten tilbd9e
RI Superintendent ps faa oine Hen9e ialen.
5ris pli life ton faa bet bos bin Ipoe
tkt,cr, ierb os $500 og fad en- fuIo
IoorcSs aarunieret @%ebanbling.
Druggist: You can get Nuga-Tone
from YOUR jobber or from the National
laboratory, 53e So. Dearborn ST., Chi
cago. Guaranteed. Retail price S1.00.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-19
VprscsfGroen.

sra "NorbmuroS Norbunoets" re
bnftsr. Si9urN SoItcitaN. CT mobro9ct
icIgcrNc %rcp. iom fortIarcr Jig icIo:
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VngocIogcuc5 Norge5irrbs aomttc,
129 Solttb Bro Greet,
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on Observation-Disclosures Tom mchcus
lea uur frouryenoe uuScr en- Hctic /
6uainQrol. Mcn NorNnrdrNS Sorbur :
bets EurnlunS 81. 4. q. @aoc roo
rlcblitfcIig Sogeu ug MED llNcnriaSoc
pnrtcmcutet, iom ltiIcr iig mcact inns
bctommcnNe. % Sc pil iamtioig mcb
hctte iad 9rep ira Sr. Oabc ont brors
leocs ser III er ororet meo SdS for
9tor9csiTrNens Seltd8crc.
Set bar oUrct os opermadee tlrrt
oau oennc Nadoc at re%purierrcrt
&pQoclaocuc % biNra9e oor III az LEI
tc HciicltS % Irruu8cntentets Sanitts
It8bcNcr.
Ncr Sioen CT ieg optat ueo or be-
relic @n8ocrre % inbirtte gtobtageIs
iestcmitecr oucraIt. boor mar IAN
penie @cipg % biSie Somiteer lamar
beiber meo N~orbn,auSs ScrbunSeI.
Set or mig Ell @IrNe at hInte ntees
rele Tcnt, at Iau rel StortineSutTrz
rene ira 6aqiuaSaI, Tunrebnl, Soften,
6abcldnb og Sclsr iont Sn8sefoItct
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Icr for ar eiuc Noraesidrcrrs st bier
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Spsralt bIir ics auntoeet on az ierrse
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SiRurS SoGcitre.
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Seuo for QaE. ri euouu sr nsr Rlrt,
men hlrole mar. 6rrNeu acur ira
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mia. ira W~irrcapoliS Den 2aSc G9ri!.
TauIis Sascu,
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0anSiioioroet iii Stpnagcr 2

pdd Vdt1olQIoroet III Sfpir1dSer =.
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misunderstanding pan Mi0icn I'll Srn
Nilou Gharimnuu Sereutlcu. (rara |
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tl Slil 6dnien &,alllcn FOR 8r. 10000.
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,ratae Sre~aniiatiouer neorercroe BON
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VI bin Rpe Naaet fsil2 Or bu trct, elem
big, belt nebbraet plaset nmb nasenoe @ps.
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ltrnsis ublibtbeb er ofte bet fsrfr 9ariel.
Slsnopr,t bin SuubbeD meoeuS bu Fan.
grus 9can'Ss4tSnsp gins, bet wIbsel
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12
NEW PASTOR FOR TRINITY METHODIST

ference week. The music was by the Trinity Union Choral Society. The an- them. Festival Te Deum in E flat and the offertory, Hallelujah Chorus, were the special numbers rendered. Rev pr. R. D. Hollington read the story of the lArodigal Son as athe Scripture lesson. Prayer was, offered by Rev. Dr., J. t'. Cooper. Bishop Hughes announced his text from 1sa. 43 :25, T, even 1. am he who blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake.''
 Full of. pathos, and humor, but with an emphasis which was forceful, though masterly, the bishoo held his audience with a discourse which covered an hour, ln which he urged the meaning of that pronoun mine" in the text as containing u most vital idea, often lost sight of. We peculiarly and instinctiveiy think of God as desirng us to serve him and live right eously for our own sakes. This may be true, but 1t Is also true--and there are many texts in. the Bible which teach it that God. wants to do all this for His Own sake We visit much sympathy up- on the prodigal son which belongs right fully to his father. The father suffered when the boy was trifiing with his own sacred interests and seemingly was hav-
 ing a good time. Our sins hurt the very heart of our Father in heaven and he longs to see us turn rom our Sln ana wants to forgive us for his own sake. .
 It is estimated that over 5000 people were present and many were turned away.
 The ordination service at 3 D m. was of impressive nature. The vested choir was in charge of the music. The follow ing were ordained as, deacons: P. A. Ahearn, P. P Norwell, W. W. Pickere!l, R.. F. Templin. NJ. J. Creeger. H. F. Gurnee. H. P. Davis and T. H. Wood ward.
 As elders the following: E. E. Edline. R. R. Brewer, A: F. Tingiey. s. r Lip pincott, N. B. Burton. c. A. McPheeters and e. A. Schwahaner. . The following were consecrated as dea-
 conesses: Harriet. T. Murch and Isabel F. Whitaker Pishone Hughes was as-
 sisted in the service by the three district
 snnerintendents, and Rev. J. F. Cooper DID,
 In the evening at the Strand theatre was the anniversary of the hoard of tenn nerance prohibition and public morals Rev. Oscar J. Aldrich presided. The
 sneakers were Rev C. C.. Rarick, D.D,
 of Washington D. C.. and Rev. F. J.
 Moore, DID. of the Anti-Saloon leaeue
 Other services were held in other Meth odist churches of the city
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Turkey buzzards entirely disappeared from Galveston for 2 long period fol lowing the d!saster of 1900.
 Tn former times the aldermen and councillors of the t<y of London Included many snuff-talSers and in inc librar. Of the Guildhall free snuaf sti.l Is supplied 10 members. It is placed In an ornat. snufrbox. with a magnificent jeveied ne and handle.
 German n1echa,ics have invented ( portable steel box that win bother. if no defy thieves. It is fitted with an inside alarm that is get going 1T the box ii moved after the owner places it, tho gong being set 10 go until the oox fl opened and the switch thrown.
 The first permanent working ezhh under the waters Of ihe Atlantic wal completed in July. 1886 from vaientin, hay. Newfoundland. and in September oi the same year cable tA1t hsS besf lost in 1865 was recovered and tw, cables were then in working condition.
 Tn England a se1'encs os life irurris,r. Eient is always relieved at tAe Aad e fifteen years and If the prs nsr'g con. duct has been uniformly To is us. ually released. This Is pari 1iariy ;h' case where a prisoner has been ,,ntencet for murder for murierers ar said N be usually well-be.avei prisoner
 The crown that was worn hy Inc cns hardy kings is made of six pieces aG n. ed with 22 jewels. 2s gold roses and 4 emeralds.. and is preserved as n rare r-is.. | in the Church of St. John the Baptist ti Monza- having been brought from Psles- tine when made. Napoleon used h iu 1905. but 1t was later restored 10 th1 ! church. %
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12
YANfTC MINISTRIES GIVE
 SURPRISE TO MRS.

Mr1 George Fraser was given :l de- hghtful surprise Saturday evening" at her hexne on Lafayette street, by company of young people numbering thirty-one. The guests included members of the GirIS Friendly society of Grace Episcopal church, Yantic, who participated in the recent successful minstrel show, also those who filled the places of end men. Mrs. Fraser, who is the branch secretary of this society was also Tn charge of rhe minstrels given in tle 4antic engine house week ago Friday evening. MT. and Mrs. Fraser attended the theatre Hatnrday evening and upon returning shortly before nine o'clock, as usual found their home in darkness. When lighting up, Mrs. Fraser was greeted by the merry party who had assembled for a good time. During the evening many sf the songs given at the minstrels were revived and various games were enjoyed. The pleasant affair was arranged by Miss Jessie Hitchon and Miss Cecil Stevens, who were assisted by Miss Charlotte Bentley and Miss Eleanor Fryer in serv- ing cocoa, cake, fancy cookies and candy. On behalf of the gathering, Miss Hitclion presented Mrs. Fraser S5 gold piece, in- recognition of the latter's interest and faithful assistance in making the min stfels such a decided success, the net proceeds being nearly $100. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Charles Har- vey and Mrs. John Kilroy, who witt several young men friends made up the number present.