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Morris tribune., 1921-10-07

II you have farm that you want
to sell call and see me, or write to me.
at Morris, MINI. Jos. J. CARNEY. adv
Morris tribune., 1921-10-07
North Da

North Dakota is to have recall election Friday,
28he first time the recall has ever been evok
ed against state officials. 1t will be life and death
struggle for the Nonpartisan League original strong
hold.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-07

1t begins look tho the railroad unions will
never be happy they something and find out
who's boss.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-07

The best method know of to relieve the unem
ployment situation is people to go to work.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-07
prosperity

Advertising helped win the and it will help win
Morris tribune., 1921-10-07

Prince Albert is
sold in toppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and hcIf pound tin
hurlidors and in the
pound crystal glass
hu m id or with
sponge ET10tSteneT
top.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
BRAz0S and COLORADO
hEADWATERS DECLINING

HolSloN f,Saa Sep. n-tay Associated rrs'Al-hsad
ssss. als As Coaa and asas river, Central Texas are
aas report. showed Moay aad additional Hood damage . now
eaasa " sas sas ,Asse two streams they How southwark
As lesA SsAas sass~sas' due to rains beng 'ee''"a
VasAss sAsa ssassAl
IA, tssos ,As CessO the ius' bank at wh.r'
oa ~, As S,s v ~, danger lewlaHds, however tor "'es
sAeSs ~s wsasa and property and o heavy Much has
Assa wsssa ssl As wsdsae were warned Of the impending
0eea aaa "a. Asa Zee, awa the damage
Aoas s sssse. sspot,, show ,Aa, the going its
A.ak "a ,sss glass, above RsAmoad aud ras steadily there
Ia ,sS,ea u sel ia AasW a. "a se@pa'a,Sss high Below
gsAweaa ssa,sAk usa w bs eedsd in the ass, two days
4 .alSiea,eA =. ,As saaks II ,As stream are lower
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
SOUTH N DETTtR
coNMIloN POINTS
ouI L 5. REPORT
GasAIlX lsSszxze %
Nlkx0 SEA @2xa<f "a
asNlsaIAlAy x9ssA

u 'N|'Nt IAIN'II ANNH
Ws;slil'>is iel'>. ~Rk ts-tsar
'l.liols tllgouglsl,,l llls >asiah nae
rellsei 4 aealia anlokc,k eaf "a
flcials ,ald lpllisl,b helA - aeae
lr, an,l IN keslfral i-sFss a,Asa
renorllng Z, lsrSsilf,l 4, ln.,li.l ~ grp
IA lfom il,ai .cgllpll IN vlse a.
espfessed ~ ldgh ile.,,s,lls ,lth a.
That The p,lfs nllknis lhlnft "a ~
soulh ~hould hr ,usl.,alrd ihfos4h
the wlnler ~ a. rphull "A ~ Al
ufo,rmenl n ilit eoilnh a. ~
letter hnslnf,s "A IN ,eulh a
was asseried could ~ s>p st1 n
have r. effect uppn IA saaRk,
General, and ~ 4 atll,ll lha "a a.
credli npsds ul lhr eulinn daifs
mahe a,alIal,ls ulpff nnH1 81
ullur eslluns. IA coal ln,l Nlb
huNcNgr. seeufdllk n ~ uts,HA
little lmpro,eitni Il N khl Al
ufescnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
enIlDREss STATE FAIR MILL De
OPENED MIDDLE Of next Week

chilDRESS Tsz.A Sssa ia-tspssiAl 10 uAs Ns~al-IAs
C,ss State tssr ~a b As Asss.aiss Sspss~Ar a. rs~
Jsssss s~ssras~A-. Aas ss.~ssS s.sss.ny ~ssssss~s
pss Ger ~ sss~>s nv s.A ssAss~s~s ys Il ~ is w -
flAsd ~ssA ;.sssss>s svs~sA
F.~ ssv<~kss~ sSAAa Asvs sss~ srsassA ~ is,s Il
~AsA ~n tale phrs wsAssAy ~ss~>s PsAaA o. s~s -
-AsA cAAsss ss~>S ss~~s -sn sAss - issss ws~ssAy
ms<~as
ns great CAaAsss ss~>sy assy ~A - rA~sAAy. Sss-
s~A~s - s ssssss ~as - yss<s 's~s ns
vswss u Gea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
REDS IN NEW w A r
cats eINeA TEXAS. LEAGUE FLAG
sPtDlERs' Lose GAME By 510 2
sEtoiD S1iAienT FOR PiNinERs

WICHITA FALLS. Tex, Sept la-tBy Associated Presa)-
defeating Wichita Fss to The victory gave Fort Worth
and half game lead Wichita Fal the up and the
latter could win al their sx remaining while Fort Worth ost
al Of theirs and he Panshe should l win by half game.
The closes Sept. M
This win make the second successive which Fort
Worth has nihsd tho Of the league A. in the three
years this years series spil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
195 HOUSES DESTROYED IN
FLOODS At SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO rssas, Sssl n tey Associated Psssal-
s s~-Ass Il As~sss sweet aassa sssss Alassa
s,sA n Saswys nssa pa<sa i ~ ss~pssss~sa wAs
sA ss~. sls~s sAs sssa seAy. ssssssd hat prssaA
Efy a~sJass ssvsa dAAssd ssyssd rsesT
ssas Ne Saa A.ss~s 6ss Ssa rss ~ sss cssAa Msay
si Ne ssssa sssssa sls~s Aassa sssA were ssan sa>
s>sr6 A~h
ns ssssA ksa r~~Aasa q tsxsy-siss ss~isAe
M>s Il A~ have sss. k~ssA o. tsy Il s~se
!. go grave wA<w sAsa s~s ~ssAss s ss"sS sea
As~.sa s~s sssvs ssss~sssS vss sssa
v.s~s s sss~ssss~s sAis sss~ss~ ssssa ssssssss'ss
q .as ss k~k~s f~a> ssasasss sssssss ~As sss
As.vy n As assA s.A .y sssA As spsssa sAss ss'
sss ~ssAa sssd aA !. r-sssAAksAias sAss bssiassa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
FATTY'S COUNSEL
AYERS HE'S FREE
OF KILLING GIRL
FAMOUS COMEDIAN Is FORM
ALLY CHARGED WITH
MURDER.

W Ass~-etAsed fre>s
SN> tkN>CtStO. tai. Srpi, is,
a formal charge al usars,rr wa~
,u.-.s A. ,..,,. .,. IN. ,...,
sxs'"S ""~s'~ "s'Hl Ne"e~e'
ns~,ssa r'star~ css~diaa. la ceaa~s'
ttsn With tlr arsth ta>i Friday u
Mis- Virginia ksrs. meiiea ss-
tase scis~~>. THE charge. the >~e,
eaa against NreaVki~ sias~ >stss>
dss NIGHT. ws> >~~ra o. ~ Mr.,
issmhine Maud lArimeai. . frs~ad VI
Nj kspssr. ~he sttcaard . party
ia trsasAi~s ~asi in q hesri hesc
a VIVA ske ts-A.y,
M th~ party. ace~fsiag te wit.
e~>S->. iase>sssttax tsas~r> w~se
~a~am~d and tsAaskie. u h al
l-gta ~ th~ ds~issss attsars. al.
ssek~d Mi~> kapsr~.
rhe cer~arrs isasr>t inse the
ssssth u tie nssti.a s,irtarc .etTr>s
ss> >fartrd this sfscraesa.
ArAsckl- sEs.cxrr~a a th~ isssse>i.
t.arasr IN rsAs~ c~urt ~ Ind kr~n
ssrsixsra .s ss~ sharkr Ih~l sy
Mr. ts>ss~ai. f,c&<asx ia she ssSe
~s> ssnslnsrd unsa srxt Friday.
rhr cam s<snrs&sn ~a> usra~nr>
eus aud S.kesr<rss<ksra ~ The ysekss~
fsr shr rsxsr> x>e<r>. Ne gase hi>
Nkr ~ 81 ~ w~<<tsrf - S-~an<k
rt~ gfNDa 1gfN MAS ssilra - sl.sx
isullrAf o. txalslhrt IT, dsAth u Nis
l,Afa~-
asa i~saV Nla ~ s-rt o. esr fe~sa<
hsunr IN Las Ans~aes &c tnsrruss
'',,s -. ,'~ - - 80 - ,.,,,,. -,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
s Bpgs Went ftss SFd lSss

Eigh bos have already accepted iu paa Nva - "a
,amp irn ~ s ~ footipI ioes.
Thsss started work gfi tr ID ~ lhA
red hiondsd boys VIII o that
the campaign udf lnI ~
la,s. ~ ho, n The ranhardc i rl-hr
hla1
With football s,itft I Ht H
working th, News hnon i2 ~ ntsa4
q pinf iota, ~ n NIt
~ Pub fHt W -
a. ret Nfnt' Ht . ..
fechsn an'itpe - rt N "A III
nansrsr. M ~ Rochester |
iark 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

frsaFy sss tAhsst faEse tasrtAs 49,
.A.sa ptsrsr 49,. sal satrsaes ~ a.sA.
"a tss1re rksT. earF.salk el.s. pasrsr
a. rtAFs 81 ~ aaakg yssrs a 49,,
rars~l 49, Ana tasAsse ~ RAArA = s'Aa
siesE eaha2 FaIss 49, sasrsase -
ssAA.A sl,kns AeE-r fsAns Fzs-s 80
sal1sass ~ eAArA ssrss ryFanx - -
ratsst ts as.tl el eesns arssa al
A.lsl - us4 garss A. aaa satrsars
g. tsae.t eta RFslsAnx ss s.ss rgH
So Halrr 49,
tfs Na.sEs4kN ~pssasess 81 "a
sre.tf ta4ttees aaN krty ~n -
ala Es.g u a. a a,ts tsa -.ssatN
slHar. t1lls xtN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
GIRL IS NERVOUS WRECK FROM
FRIGHT FROM JOHN THE PEPPER

Reports made tAe efesss yesterday ef apreaaeas BY
dswpespera stated hat . certain pa a The city.
citing spee that yesas girl preparing retire for The
night secesed BY iasd wAs sae sssssseas hsr
he father IN sAs Aas armed Assh ssa has sivsa eff
sssasd hat ~ sssks Asr prssses sss kssA
pared she sssice As han saa win sAess k'
sAeula there he . rsp;sisiss a he affair.
s.aersesa that he s;i ia sAs assanes n AsAy
sssA sssea hat sAe k protected asssss
ss<A rufiSans n Ne sukurs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

"a asFessa o. ~psfnsoTF !.
s.as ana hn1s pa s.ss1ls ksaet,s
sssre naaa N~~ae-rpa aersha,ir 49,
ts tsNssr sl.ssss srest.ust s..e 49,
ases 80 a. u.s4 atsa ss'k ~ 50
saa ~esss "a ghlsbs~s N.ss ts,ae-
us eaxas "A ws3st ~ n hsrt
a 80. Ase nsaa.e Waastst - ~
Asaps a. eNsHFen "a a.
ssl4af t# msHiH Ntss Husn -
taaA b ssGs ase tHla1lsas Nae.r as'ss
49, e1sA ea es4ais tal :. "a a. -
b. aaaalisf tik ttsh Harss t.ri
efa snrsa.s O. pkhst 50 is,f,,i nsns
fe eses sH'ar "a as avs naF,s "a
aa ta.t sas 49, nHanss asgr. Hss~i
tH tal snlriass e. a,akik san,
h.sW se ts Hss uare. - hat 50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
EXEMPTION RAISE
IS APPROVED BY
BODY IN SENATE
MAXIMUM INCOME Sun TAX
- CUT down 10
n PERcEMf.


" N>ssz>s-HeN- Sspa Five
% us~ ssar NEisss srs4s~ssss~ a f,~
ss'~ asx sin ~-u~ sssu.sws %.
ansx 10 rl,~ ssssDs Gasssf~ ssmsssn-
sss, ess~ arss< aa~ nHxsmsss 90
ssws~ ssHass rsas ~ te psuu-ss ss
ssmpar~si Win ss~ sr--~aa a ,~sN
ssan aai "a. saissr asr~s--< D.
xas uas -r~nvshsn Hhsss'f 90
s~sHiN % ArsslisS aanisu ssa D.
esuss~ % SAosss sr b.. ussa ~ $40
th~ ~N'mssisa lhs~-.a go r,asana
90 ssea aspensiena
ssasrsaan Fesra~.4 ssamsns~sa
shsa N. ssmmssass saaiss usss %
m.rrsw am niss sffcrfins sihas "a -
R-si 20 tise s~s~~~ psaiiiss aKN sunn
u,n~- ~saainn~ tsNarinu ~espsGss
uriiaa's nrapa~ai Tn naisa ti,s -
p.aI u.innaetiss tn lnsn -inpaarN \.
v~n. 90 tn apsnian thar 20. easr
wistes waslsl srceai tlss asgss prs
vi~ie. fer nspsai ~ "a a.Sh InIs
aary u
should ths HOUSE date ~ anprovu
u wa~ said TIM commiti.e nrnlahl'
would approve repeai ~ lii Inc 'rans
Inlriaii'n tax AZ n neNf Innuarv 4 an
nr~' ~ the othsr tax rrpcals nTo
vis's,i Cor In the HenNe.
Tho new inN proporals aro. 10 IN. nrs
ssnfs,l to the committee mlt nenros
said Q, had hren decide,i 20 have
final vots on the Mll next Friday ~ a
20 rive thr drafismen and eSperss. tim
in whirh 10 nut thr measure In shan
for prrseniafion to is,f senate whel
c.ngr"ss rcconyones September -
u neces~afy the committee will hpl
night sessions. Chairman penrose said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
N0llAN0 AN0
klcDA WAl
x N ktllNe


"a MAN, goN Nnl et,R
A. ,aa tsams 49, b'sw,le s,sga
t,.,al \, "A, A,,n a, ulug,,.,i
,aai n lslsm ,a,l li.llaa.l h,,Aa,s
lkh hl.f nIfff-fs IA "a a.
IA u iash 4 n ~ A,,a,,hln a
al t.i.ln "a ~ - 4 a. yus,kt-
IL, a slaltalh a a uat,asfat
- ltkh ttsn'Hsfs uNw aihf,
mAala a. tNlH,Ill Al ~ ,l,it \
.li Iaa ~ Ia|h - a,t ta a.,
tal la. q AL hsIflAlls NiA ~
80 "a - ~ u lsNlA 49, l'ats h
l.la.l ~ sl,l1 "a a y 500,
lll..n& "a - n. si|Ahtl
Nt|A a. w4,tlllAa a. -
Na ,l.h hpsl lAhai, ~ u,l
Il. a. ,nta.k 4 ~ vlAGs
..8 .aa aaH ,aa'tts ~
II tAAs'A 4 = s'ee''vs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
WAYLANO BREAKS
OPENING RECORD
OF OTHER YEARS
s T I'D INrs R10l1fB11D
FROM rHRI1 Stairs:
PROSPECTS BRl0Hf.

ra.AlNvlEW. rexaa sepe. Ia
waysAsa napss>a es,,ces spssse
k~rr s~aay Win shr larsss1 sess1ng
assesAAars n NJ hl~asy. Esssy
r~~m n ~ s1rss' anrul1ssy -
~ hsSs' susrerss - opea eaAen
saa restsssaatraH sfs - eeu6no
n.
NAM sssissaa = ~ Coly =
plnlavsru usse pFssfg1 ~ ~
~ uhsa ~ ee1soe - eosopo
ssr ~ tssl.ss sr~s1ua. AQnao
60 sassua srua1ep~ vas u~sU
pr~>saa w~sv, ~. . d. Wayonn1 q
p>alavtrw vesv; NesnrA ovsso4
N.uAr~s. Ssssvs 81 CAreD. ~
nv. W. Z. yseAs Il Anas1as vos
st~s psv>soe.
The faculty this year 10 cemscsse
NJ. n n Atw~>A rsa. r>sss1ses:
u. waTssn. N. a. faculty asas; ".
rlsmsas. ~. A Mr~l n a. Wares
". A, q. ". Nefssnski A n: Nh
l,asA Essn. A. IA sssss ccsscnl a.
Nrs a ". Nepcnsh Nl<s jes.l> -
Ni>s olSA Ray Snish bradley ~. I'm
ara rs~fs~s>r Jssk>ea. rhsss ~ q
sxr<s,s ia fins arts fsea thu -
~rhe>ls N Amsfica.
Ssaikass ass snrol,~d nosn rsxa
Me- Ns>to sna okhhoma. o<f,ssa
a N sshcsl asssre tbs y The hsisA
- eteains ths ee,,sxs has ever hA1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

AFrs'ia i.'isna - a. sSa''e''" 80
u.itsrs eeuirs-sA "a gyrss~sts,tsv- ~
= ua,l,hsr a ssstrass,s'ns 49, A'srA'a
90 b. wU usyt seA seu.ul,tyv .
a. shsu.hst ~ ,vlan.sFgv ana ttrr
u.lue 49, wu b. ass,Ad n "a Az
,f tgrshf ehttes1ns nse sissss ena ~
-. a llns a talsbrxs suA iNiaFys
k,.sh..,t,. tAst at.sit q s.la paaa NeFtA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
Church Names Aecompliee

CHICAGO. sept ~ Leon Parks.
naiusd today by Harvey ". church a.
tn sccomplicv ia the MURDERS ot Bern
ard DaugheTiy aud Carl Ausmus a..
night cVniesssd bis implication la TIE
ctimes. according o. the police. An
ether man vhose Identity was not dis
elos,d has aiso been named by church
a. an accumplice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

" kv sss-,s esaa ~ salNagsa y
e,sanss wnAin ~ s.x, tSvN,y fVas
aaiass w~sv n.aa tA.s sNVains fse
t,rtalss u ~ aanstN Al VsnAp
rrsVt. wsrs eftsrya ~ NNks ts~n~rsl
l,aa I. Hins,< sna pr,laeN ~in -
a.ra I, AAs gslsct,y gNaivr thar
an ~ SAn Anionie hundrtss c,an'
klusa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
Onip $3.50 To Help Old Soldier

soldier the thaianooga tonsrdera" "
nj a hi, brother. ID
raise und- 10 send ene
" rhmons The good woman VINO gsSe
this me..i, I'd ha he withheld
the who risked
honor c their Southland a. They eensssed W. se
iao for-"t,n
tnt viii u uuch
Al who probably WI nrver
,no the son'ennn Se
easily By himself nd cd ess "a shs
eat
ira,, ,our subscriptions a The DAILY News office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
PANTHES TO PAY
FOR DIXIE PENNANI

FORT WORTH. Texas. Seps. ~.
--tbfiislals ei the reSss aud Ssueh'
sra baseball leagues wiu useoe q
Memphis wednssslz sfserneea %
arrange the ihNie shsmplo,shlp -.
riss between the tert Worth tun'
theirs. winners of the Texas tHague
Gag. aud the Memphis ChIcksssws.
southern League ehAmplons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
bESSARAb|A IS
MODELLING TO
FIGHT Sov|E1S
LEON TRorZKY GOES TO
UKARINE TO INvEsrI.
GATE UPRlsINoS.

~ Assssisssa rw~s
k,Gt. S~ps. 1.-THE Russian
Ssss~s ge,rrnmcat has deeiarsa q
state VI VAR m RcS~araeia. the
ksswaalaa fseaiier sese.
tse ks~sa sr~s agency. >sla
ls~a rsSssky. the Rel~h<sski mla.
s,~r u var. has s~ae % the u.
rss"e. apsar~asly Ia r~aaesss~a with
sAe rvr-~s~d wesshsssi~a u Ma
wasisa ~ sassls~ashrsai trrsss w.
rs~asrS sa H~nasia. ss xhisemlr.
ssss~,Rax 10 th~ Rs~aA rsxsky
sais
We ~aas v-oc~. hss ths~e whs
~sss o. rs~<srsse kaS<2a isrvshsy
~sa s~A1ssr ~ssh the srur& R~a
tsksass~-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

More 10 o the roads in the Brssos
bottoms and nothing been heard from the 20 families living
there
Virtually every bridge in Milan county, both railroad and
highway has been destroyed Property losses win esessd
Conditions al along the Brasos IN Reekdae and Hssns
are sak.Swn.
Ed Cresn the farmer whose land several drowned
rescued being - hsss Tws white boys and
g;ri were rescued The time.
Tie total property damage seesras estimate ssas ess
ei Hsssssa wsn prsAsAly he $iaseASea
ne Tayler eersespsaasas ssa hat sAs rain fan e s,e
s6 Fsaay 10 Saturday as iaeAss The heaviest n he
Assse~y weather sslaAshsa Tsysr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
Iluxhes Gels peelsloa.

MEMPHIS. sept. is.--hobhy Hushss.
shrversport. was awarded the referees
decision over Frankie Mason. Fort
Wayne. Ind. IN an clshtround bout
here tonight. The men are flyweighoA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
OVER $50 BELIEVED DROWNED IN TEXAS FLOODS
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY WILL AMOUNT TO
over $40, 600, 900 IN entire SECTION
SWEPT BY RIVER 0vERFL0WS, ESTIMATE

SAN ANTONIO Tex, Sept l2(By Associated PreMor than
flood victims the lowand the San Cab
Williamson Milan have been recovered accord
of the San Antonio Express Taylor who e
phoned report tonight
The correspondent telephoned the following:
bodies have been from flooded low
along Gabriel in Williamson and Milan counties
the Friday and Saturday
mornings. forty Most Of the dead Mexican
f>r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

lfUn Aluasr ttl.e CO., ludlN dtn
asld sflttn tr.s ~ hfe outside "
ihf sin AHiunin area. u unkunsn re
pfis a l,es telue hsi around las
goNflSygp oN rA0E TWO
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-21

POLE BRIDGE COMMUNITY



Bone school began Monday with
Mr.. Beasley as teacher. There is moi
much of an attendance due to sc
many Of the children having the pink
eye.
Joseph Spritzer went to Idaho Falls
to meet his mother, who came home
from Pocatello the first of the week.
William Furgusen went to Idaho
Falls last week. He expects to be-
gin blowing at once.
Frank Daniels and Mr.. Jefson be-
gan blowing on their ranches at
Bone.
Mr.. Snodgrass, who is running
William Caldwell's place this sum-
mer, went to Idaho Falls for sup
plies and horses to begin work.
Gardener Johnson came up with
Mr.. Snodgrass Saturday.
Richard Prophet went to Idaho
Falls on business last Saturday
Miss Lucille Spritzer visited at
the Frank Daniels home one day last
week.
Q, r. Hayden has returned to his
homestead and will commence farm
ing at once. He came from the valley
Wednesday with hay.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-21
.s-s.sl..s-s-s.-s.s-s-s-s-ss-s-s-sa-s.
JAMESTON
Observation-Disclosures.

Mrs. John Cook has recovered from
! the small pox. The other members
of the family escaped the disease by
being vaccinated.
Mrs. James Fielding and son Roy
and Miss Stella Dick motored to Rex
burg Wednesday.
John Clard and Miss Sarah Marker
left Wednesday for Logan, where
they will be married. They expect to
spend short honeymoon at Lava
Hot Springs.
James Demon returned to Butte
Saturday, after visiting at the George
Whiting home several weeks. His
little daughter Helen will remain
here for an indefinite time.
Miss Pearl Fielding has returned
from Rexburg, where she spent the
winter months attending the Kicks
academy.
Howard Anderson visited at the
Fred Johnson home in Shelley Sun
day.
Miss Elan Clark is expected home
from Lave Hot Springs, where she
has been spending the weekend.
-.ii.-
A Woman's mind is clearer than
a mans.
1t ought to be. She changes it
much more often.
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THE TAX FORUM
Continued from page two

following year? Mr.. Superintendent
will your graduates rank well with
graduates from other schools In the
state?
If this district can prove its eff
ficiency; if its pupils receive the re-
quired credits and are as fully trained
for higher education and all other
elements entering into proper educa-
ton are properly met, should not
these officials be heard from. Should
they not be called upon to give some
testimonials as to the methods used
down in that county?
And finally, if we had the data on
other activities already referred to.
could we not reduce the question of
public expenditures to an interesting
game like that in school where one
stands at the foot of the class and
another at the head?
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SHELLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Hurdle enter
tanned four couples at dinner on their
thirty-sixth wedding anniversary
! Tuesday, April -. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jergensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. l., Moore and DIR. and Mrs.
F. e. Roberts,
An apron and overall party was
given by the high school in the gym
Friday evening. After the games
refreshments were served to all
present.
Mrs. Roy Kingsbury entertained
at two tables of Bridge Friday even
ing. An enjoyable time was re-
ported by all present.
A splendid ball was given by the
sugar club last Tuesday evening.
Couples from Idaho Falls and Black
foot attended.
Floyd Moore, who is attending the
Idaho Technical Institute, spent the
weekend with his parents in Shelley.
The senior class of the M. E,
church was entertained at the home
OF Melvin Writ Friday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games.
I. }. Bennett was in Blackfoot
Friday attending the meeting of the
directors Of the Bingham county fair
board.
John /. Dean was an Idaho Falls
business visitor Friday.
Superintendent James A. Langton
was reelected as superintendent of
the Shelley schools for the following
term.
T. j. Bennett was nominated
mayor of the Independent ticket.
Municipal city election will be held
Tuesday, April 26.
Nelson Miller was in Blackfoot
Friday on business.
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Fishworms First.-Robins are ex-
tremely sensible; while we are writ
ing poems to them they are filling up
on fishworms,-St, Louis Globe
Democrat.
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We don't know who it was who
wrote the income-tax blank, but we
are certain that he stole his style
either from Robert Browning or
Henry James.-New York World,
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16
SPECIAL SALE BLOUSES

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to words from the fine old book
she loved, the Bible, no small portion
of which the nurse read to her during
her last illness, and by song and
prayer and simple service pay their
tribute to her memory and honor her
ministry which made SO deep an i'm
preston in this community also.
Fl Mr.. Newton P. Stewart, son OF the
deceased, president of "The National
List" of N. Y. City, arrived in Min
neapolis and was with his mother the
last twenty-four hours of her life,
was recognized by her, and her final
whispered message seemed like a
flash of glorified light, II am very
happy"
Interment was in Riverside where
srepose the remains of Mr.. Stewart
and a son who died in infancy. Mr.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN STEWART
(Anamosa Eureka)

The funeral services of Mrs, John
Stewart were held at the residence
of Mrs. C. A. Wildey, Anamosa, at
two o'clock D. M, March 9Th, con-
Quoted by Rev. Ernest Evans, pastor
of the Congregational church. assist
ed by Rev. T. HI. Shank, of Clinton,
Iowa.. Rev. Evans read appropriate
scriptural selections and Rev. Shank
offered prayer. Mrs. Rev. ]. w.
Wilson and Mrs. B. E. Rhinehart
sang duet, MY Father Knows"
Mr.. Evans then read the following
obituary:
Sarah F. Prescott was born June
10, 1885, in Davenport, Iowa, where
her father was then preaching. In
1859 she was converted and united
with. the Baptist church. In 1864
she moved to Galena, ILL.,, and was
married to John Stewart Sept. %,
1869. In 1870 they located in Man
chester, Iowa, and in 1878 came to
Anamosa. About 1890 they moved
to Minneapolis and soon after the
death of her husband, which occurred
in the latter part of February, 1901,
she was appointed Field Secretary
for the Women's Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society for the state of Minne-
sofa. She filled that position for
nearly ten years and was then trans
ferred to Wisconsin, working in that