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Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
TWO SENTENCED TO
 CITY JAIL TERMS

Juan Guzman. convicted of mali ciously discharging firearms within the corporate limits of the city, was given a 25-day jail sentence in police court yesterday when he was unable to pay $25 fine. The shooting took place at a Mexican dance hall at Sev- enth avenue and Grant street.
 B. c. Carpenter and George H. Keys failed to answer charges of drunk and disorderly conduct when their names were called by Magistrate Frank Thomas and they forfeited $10 cash bonds.
 Antonio H. Ramerio was committed to the city jail for 10 days after he had been convicted of drunk and disorderly conduct. His wife testified against him.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
FINISH PLANS FOR
 SUNRISE SERVICES

Plans were completed yesterday for the sunrise prayer services to be con- ducted by several local churches at Papago park Sunday morning. The service will open at 5:45 a. m., accord ing to the almanac.
 Dr. James Stavely of the First Meth odist church will conduct the devo- tional services, with Rev. George M Lehigh of the Baptist church leading in prayer. Rev. Arthur Lee Odell of the Presbyterian church will be the speaker of the day. All churches of the city are invited to participate in the service.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24
CLOWN SON IF CLOWN FATHER COMING HERE

In the days of singing and talking
 clowns, Johnny Barlow was emperor of clown alley. as the fpnny mems aIsles in the circus dressing rooms are termed. Throughout the United States and Canada, John Barlow, star fun
 ster. was as well known as Charley Chaplin is today. When Johnny sang his ballads and uproarious ditties, the circus audiences joined in the choruses,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

Because of the fact that no rain has fallen on the desert country near Phoe- nix, Arizona, thousands of sheep would have perished had not the forest ser vice thrown open to the sheepmen the Crook and Tonto forests lying ad- jacent to the desert in the foothills of the mountains. Even this is considered as only temporary relief.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

and then made Johnny repeat so; that they might miss nothing of his art Today, Johnny's son, Johnny Barlow. Jr.. stars in the great three-ring. two stage Howe's Great London Circus and Van Amburg's Trained Wild Animals performance. The king Is dead Long live the king. Thus, the Barlow dynas- tv of laughter is still reigning under Howe's Great London Circus and Van Amburg's Trained Wild Animals big top. He will be seen when the circus shows in Phoenix Saturday, April 2
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

The South African railways are ad- vertising in this country for bids cover ing the identification of two sections of their lines, one involving the line from Capetown to Simonstown and the other between Durban, on the east coast and Pietermaritzburg.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

A new process for the manufacture of carbon from Ignite will be utilized in $1,000,000 plant to be built in Monroe, Louisiana. The new carbon will be used in the process of refining sugar, replacing the bone black now in use
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

Soy beans thrive north to latitude of about 46 degrees. Soy beans are 'argely raised for hay. silage and pas ture. Samples were sent north during 1920 and of 551 reports returned to the department of agriculture 400 were fav- orable.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

After extensive experimental work 1t has been found that repair bills for damaged roads would be greatly re- duced if motor trucks were designed to carry more of the loads put on them over the front axle and less over the rear wheels. Pneumatic tires also re- duce impact and cause less damage to the highways than those of hard rub hpr
Arizona republican., 1921-03-24

The president of the Illinois Veter- mary Medical Association states that hogs can be successfully vaccinated for hog colera with the double treaI- rnent when but a few weeks old.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
FEBRUARY WEATHER

Tho month of February iuat closed was tac uIrd vcucst no twcutg-,iN y..r ol record according Co Che weather bueoaus meteorological sum. mary issued rcoen.y Only Fcbru- ar, Iao, and 1920 had larger .ous of r..n and melted nov Che ara, named mor.h having S.Ss Inches and no hru IU0- Inches while hs .ar had >SG inches Tho normal
 amount tor Che month is f9i iuchca
 Precipitation m D me.wahle uumu.v teU on .u bur days of nc month but Nc.cmoloest Sum m.rs sa.eI .h.t lt no umo was Che r... ol au excessive. tae maximum amount u amy 2I hours being only Ia. u.ua from $ D. m O. tho ath to>p ol hc Igth Although he nauau o. -lS Inches was inches
 at.r nm Ihc February average a. previous years tac greatest amum. tH.t l.I u any one dt. Vas f u.he m tHc .f hours ending d, SD. m of tbc -Hd
 The month a. awho'c wa. o utt.c warmer .hm Che a.or. February na mar tmnor. wo bcue ai.f de- .re.. and ue a,oue. daily cNoo %. I degrees Starting V.th a minimum %. ID derrec oa tho lst m. temperature rose rapidly and was much above normal from Che -nd to n. I0.l Prom taIs date Go the ef.t readings wore continuously be- low normal hu.rc remainder or tho month VII. nHI. ro freezing weather occurring .uc- noon O. lhc 22ud The peak ol Che warm weather oe- .u-r.d ou t.e .fl v.tt n maximum .cmpeaur. ol l.. while ta. lowest r..Hu. d. Che month Was l3 de- e... .. m. ff,u. This win uo doubt
 u.-eIuols Co tha people Q. tha s..e who experienced zero .omn.uwc. IaH month and WHo m. mah.. to trIrk of 1|assa eN.en' tn forms %. oe snow and bf,e .o.I
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
ALASKAN FELL
 FOR SOB STUFF Wandcrer Spent An His Money Go Help Stranger in Big City
 of the East

Eyory year secs now crop Of "AIaan Jacls" breaking into print throughout Che country This sea- son Che crop is coming up carly ar is shown by recent issue of thn Philadelphia Public Ledger The narrowing tale or Alaska Jack as related by Chat paper rcadH
 "Aiasko Jack" Is broke again.
 Jack is living at "McKonVa Ho- tcI" otherwise Che Rescue Mission Of Che Rev. Dr. Thomas w. Me- Konty ot 2i2 North Eighth street. where Che "boys" sleep on Che floor with their hoads plllowed ou their neighbours stomachs. but despite his lock Of funds he ia happy Why' Because every man in Che "hotol" and throughout Che TondorloIn ia calling him "a good old sport
 "Aiaska Jack" had a huudrod-d -dol- mr.bu iu bis clothes when hc nrt visited McKcnv'a Hotel ot o'clock Ias, Monday morning Ho had just received Che money from hia parents who live in scauIe. Wash. to pay h.s railroad faro home Jack .s Q husky rw-bonod lad. built on the lines Of Jack Hart. Che movie actor age about .wcnv-four To first saw Che light m Eagle City, on Che YuEon so they cal him "Almk Jack"
 Jack was amazed when ho saw 300 men sprawlcd out ou Che floor o. McKmys Hotel Dr. McKeuty lets them sleep thorc Go keep .hcm off Che stree,
 You rms must be hungry" ob- served Jack
 owe sure arc." they fold him.
 "weU don't know much about religion. .but ] can't stand sccns a man hungry remarked "Alasm Jaok."
 Whorounou he took c.ehty-two of uom to Che nearest "hash house n relays of ten. And when Che orgy was over. Jacks capita. had dwndlcd Co twenty dollars
 "WcI" m.d Jack "In stay hcro m mother sends mo some moro.
 And now hc is sleeping with Che others on ur McKcniy.H hardwood floor.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
GETS THE BEST

The Huar. a publication alone I.. uur oI tl. Northern Lights. puh- l.ncI .t Camp Grant Rockford ui speak. ol aa o'itmcr from tha is- .-.. as .ouoNa
 -ra hms. eo tle cu.c oi nc suaI corn From Alaska como
 many %. u. soldiers ot the sixth n.I signal uuauor our h."t ru.um .um ta.t Territory s
 .. Eust r.. N.rIoch.
 NrIO.H h.s over tucnty- .r. ,e.rs ..... m tnc resu.ar ar-
 tn n. credit. sis years were ..n r n. .tur branch and l' m .r. srr.I Onu. When leaving l.... m. bad .omr.0.cI ..eat yours continuous .-..e au .be WWbus I.. l... N.r Telegraph and Cable s,s..m uc uas ar inspector ..r ... ..r.I Q. .uc aud r0r- ..ru..I .u.. ., practically every s'a- ... m ... I..ur.r ar-l N.u- 0.n . .... Nnr. and Radio .r.u.. F .u. and ouetau ..r M. n. r.I. r.er..o. u tac r.... r.u8o.. service
 s....ur o. t.. sera'mcu .u AL
 m Nmn.U sud. Iu that .rI ,ur nu uu mon from al H..... and H.e.- 0. "re.y. high and low. r... and n.or aIr"urew U.ru Ian ar drawn to- -.a.. lt a common liking for Che
 ...u u.r-. o. UuI o. doors Tn. n.-.. co. aI,.H..r. lives .u chem .I sm..ur- h...i. e..cu,Ihc or economic mt... hnU .H.m to- .H.-. . .omaI....u .... outsiders .rur. understand t1 grown W among u.n ...r .aale0l .aa. ,..r nm. .. hi. .. I..tcr work
 I... "I.Iu. toward tH. MH.r .. mn. human under. r.r... .... u. I. nH hrus to 1T. r..' a.m. and b-o.l ~ m. world a..
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice ia hereby given Chat tho registration books oi duly qualified voters m the City Of Douglas win be opened at Che office Of the City CIuk. ou Che seventh day of March. l9eIuud remain open until Che scc- oud ry of April 1921. at nine o'clock D. m.
 Registration hours win bo from DO a. m. to l2 m. and from D. m. t0H D. m. olch daF
 Dated ,hIs l0th day of February. l9-I % ts.gncil
 THE COMMON COUNCIL or THE
 CITY OF DOUGLAS. ALASKA
 F. A. J. GALLWAS. Mayor. N,tcst Y. w. KlLBURN. Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
COLD STORAGE

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 ... .u.. H.. ..t. Hn, commit ... ...r ... -. Tn who who they ,.. e.rre a ra. neen Hr.ci t.t Y. t.0u-.f .Hat a Canadian ..mn... . contemplating putting un . plant II. .. ....e '. m. fishing .H.. nI |. -. m. u-- chance at ... fishing H.. n. th.E come from
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
POSTPONED

The latct news Of Che Juneau cold storage project for which t65.- 0o0 was raised by ihc people of that city is Chat G0-day extension of time has been asked by Che pro- motors of tho project and at a meet ue held few days ago Che cXtcu- I0u was granted.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
CUTTING WOOD

The Earl Manlcy yard a produc- Iue wood n wholesale quantities thcse days h boom of logs brought fo thc city a week ago has now been sawed up and piled The proprietor reports that thorc is brisk demand for atoyo wood and that he can sell lll he can cut
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
Married Again


 After having been married for thc pas, tweutf yours according to tribal customs. James and Mary Hamilton wore reunited n marriage again in legal stylc by U. 8 Commits s.onor John Henson at Che Salvation Army han lost evening at s o'clock
 Tbs marriage was ou unique one n Che fact bat negotiations lcad- mr to it were not only lengthy but complicated
 Both parties are natives and thoy belong Co Che Salvation Army and James himleIf has long coveted Che rank oi sergeant In Che Army rhis was denied him on account of Che nct chat he was not married Go his w.fc according Go tbo law Of Che white man. He wos promised thc coveted rank and uuc if ho would have Che ceremony performed.
 Tho price of marriage these days is sot by law at {120. which is a Dot ot money tbis winter iu the Indian village. but Che coveted stripes were a beautiful thng Co contemplate. so by great irueaity Che money was accumulated.
 tv.fb fre money In hard thc ucr0- uauors wore opened for tho per tomuce of Che ceremony and thls required much time Mrs. Ham.- tou can mot walk. as she is uu iu- .wHd. SO It was proposed to Judge Henson hat Che groom appear at his oI.cc and take both parts -that I. appear for himself and wife jointly while Che wife remained at home. This. it was explained. could mn. bc douo as Che law requires chat Che two parties Go bc united u wcd- lock must appear simultaneously bc- fore Che person performing Che ccrc- Houy or V Is not legal
 For a time it was thought Chat a srctcber would be used Go bring thc bride Go thc court room. but this was mot ayorably looked upon. when hc judge finally proposed chat ho would so Go Che native village and perform Che ceremony In th.s ozcep- uou.I .eae.
 The bride was taken to Che sai- walton Army barracks and thcro In tae presence of many members ol Che Iooi post Of Che Army she was reunited to Che man of her choice %. twenty years ago. There was mo hitch Go Che ceremony as Judge Henson had received hIs fee Of E7.eU in advance and had Che money com- for.ab.y roposine in an inside pocko. while hevas pronounc.us Che mystic words
 Hamilton gets his aoreoauta stripes and wife ul through a
 simple ceremony Mrs Hamilton ecta nicely written certificate Che Army staged am impressive coro- mouy and Che judge made a utle moucy SO il can voli bo said of iust nights event that "a delightful ume was had by all
 Earl M. Here
 Capt. Joe Mlulcy arrived from Tuakcc Iast night with his boat Che Earl M. vith several passengers among whom were Barney Magu.rc Che mayor ot Touakcc. and Deputy U & Marshal John J. Egou. who broueb, In a prisoner bound over to
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
WILL BE HELD

10 was definitely decided late to- day Chat Che contemplated indoor Hold meet between high school and admt amlctcs of both sides of tho Channel win bc hold in about month at Douglas NatatorIum.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
TEN.nAY scHEnuLE

surInr with tho trip leaving Ju- rcm on March lOth Che steamer Princess Mary of Che Canadian pa- ddc Railway Company win in Che future bc operated on a ten-doy obcdu'o
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
SKATE AGAIN

The regular Friday night skotIug party is Jo bc held at tho Douglas Natator.um tonight by tho young people oI Che Island
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
NOW CITIZEN

Tw.. H.e.rrn former sub. U.t %. nr Nue %. Norway. Was granted b.s citizenship H.Hoe m Che district court yesterday Hr H a .I.Hf o. uHra. aud works a, H. Na..a Juneau Gold Hnne come mm .. u .lrnu..r TH.r.r.n others n.-. aIm.l.e dto citizenship yester.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

Che grand jury by Che .. S commis ..ouer 9, Tcnatcc for au alleged yi- olauou of Che Alaska bono dry law Hit by Storms
 G. ". Habc Samples and h.s brother Ted. who have been work ur for Che Alaska Pulp and Paper Company at Spool RIvw during the past winter. arrived on Che Chonne. oarly thn week on Che boat seyo- nara They wu spend thc yoar iu ths vicinity
 Capt. Samples when going to spec River late hast ml narrowly escaped being wrecked when hi. boat was caught in % storm n roku nlcl Tho wind and waves for a Jmc buGc.cd hH utlo ship severely and row boat chat was n tow waa ,oru looac and Iosl Another blow in sucusham inlet during thc win. ter was worc chan the one iu Tou according to Che captain. and ala most resulted m him losing hia boat again.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
NOTICE OF SALE

KTorcE to D uo First Division Tcrlo O
 To a l gtut. for the a a che City i'm tb City of Do o o n5acf said d vbc ac Che ol b ' vb u mount Of uixai on a r ---- l. U --- .l --.L VIII !. L II n-n-- '
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
 HAVE APPENDICITIS

Medical reports show mon are moro subject to appendicitis ai- though many sudden cuw occur among women. It cm be guarded against by preventing intestinal Iu- lection The intestinal anuseptc. hdIcr--ba. acts on BOTH upper and lower bowoL removing an fouI d'-
 ayIue matter which might cause in- oruou lt br.ues out matter you never thought was in your system and which may have been poisoning you for months Adlcr-i-ka is EN- CELLENT for gas on thc stomach. Guy L. Smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
M sLIn

HH. |
 Capt Thy Baycu u navigator we'll known in uour'as. has made h.s out ulp Go Spool River for tho A.aa- m Pulp and Paper Company with bis newly acquired boal Che Anita Philips uc sold Che Ioeto former iy owned and operated by him. and bought thc Anita Philips from Capt. Jack Rowe. who had owned it for .cycuI years The boat was given n thorough oyorhauIme m Juneau and is sald to now bo auo vesaci.
 Capt BaycH returned from h.s drt trip laa. night and leaves again tomorrow morning at o'clock
 Tough Day
 There was one day carly tha week chat had cycr eaahoatmau ou Cas- uuem Channel excited. Tho sun bone carly chat day thcro was not a breath of wind and i' almost sacm- cd as if spring was actua.ly horc in rml eamcs. rho navigator chat day were as.ro.uc. as setter pups. tlcy would walk down .he wharf, cot aboard tHc.r boas f thcy hr- rencd to be tlore tinker around with Che engine a UUc anI some ot thom actually did Htuo work on tho auu hard m chat a To believe
 Tho day was a trying ono. for thc lure of Che open placc. and lhc smell ol Che eas was calling to every one Of Che mariners About one more dav ukc ha. and horc win ho trouble for It can.t be endured by a muGcdecI sboa'or They win an take to bc water aboard some tud of uaft or other and it Che rsb have not started to bite they win bavc to do something ust ,o bc trarcIus
 I'm Che meantime Ono mon who arc constructing power boats at various u.acc afuud town arc making good progress w.th lho work and several mmchnm arc scheduled to bc held within a short umc now
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04

"srTKA HOT SPRINGS Accom- modatoua. American or European pIau For terms apply Co Dr. L. F Goddard SanItarIum, Alaska. Adv
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04

H..ome a storkHo'for u the unU ,I sta..s buE warsar.uel stamps
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04

Buy War Savings Stamps
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
Earl M Here

Capt. Joe Maulcy arrived from rcnakcc ast night with his boat Che Earl M. with several passengers among whom were Barney Mcguire One mayor Of Touakcc. and Deputy .. s. Marshal John J Egou. who hroueu. m n prisoner bound over to
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04

ORDER OR CITY COUNCIL L W KLBURN cerk
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
Stockholders MEETING.

To the Stockholders of the pittsburg-
Idaho Company. Ltd:
Take notice that the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders Of the Pitts
burg Idaho CO., Ltd, will be held nj
the principal Office Of the company in
the town Of Gilmore. county OF Lem
hi. and state of Idaho. ON Monday. the
sth day of July. 1921. at two o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of electing d.
rectors and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
b. order Of the Board OF Directors.
W. A. MeCUTCHE0N,
Secretary Treasurer.
Dated June 10, 1921.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
Class in Hygiene.

4 class Of home hygiene and care
of the sick and home dieteties q
twenty girls will open at the east side
school on Monday 3. m. June 20. 10
TO ~ o'clock daily. These classes are
under the supervision of the Rec
Cross. ANY girl over II is eligible
4 fee OF 50 is necessary for the
course of - lessons for books and
equipment. With nurses becoming
more difficult to secure the safety Of
III family demands that some member
Of each household knows enough OF
elementary nursing TO make a patient
comfortable and carry out accurately
The instructions Of the physician.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
OUR own BOYS ON
BATTLE FIELDS
"SLASHES IN ACTION" At REX
JUNE 27-2s. SHOWING lDAHO'S
PART IN A. +. r. ON FIELD.

The management of the Rex has
abieocruttempk ari reseerers pthisnt
arranged with the Salmon War Moth
lers to present this remarkable pic
ture for two nights, June 27-2s. in CO.
operation with this patriotic body of
women. II is great picture you will
all want To see. Ii has filed other
theatres TO the doors and should do
the same in Salmon. We will want
TO see just how our Idaho boys look
ed as they went over the top. Among
the troops are those of the 9lst div
the LAG F. A. and Second Engineers.
You may be able to see your own in
the files.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
HOW TO NAIL LETTER,
NEW SCHOOL COURSE

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Pos;mas-
Ter General Hays wants a new course
put in the public schools curriculum.
He wants boys and girls taught the
night way TO use the mail while they
are young, with the possible view that
they viii be expert when they grow
vp.
Mr.. Hays to-day ordered postmast-
ers throughout the country 10 confer
with their local school authorities 10
devise means TO teach n child 10
stamp letter properly and when il
Is older il will not depart from it,
Posimastsrs we're asked By Mr..
Hays to deliver personal talks To pu-
pills ON the delivery Of mails. the
classification OF mail matter. the par
Gel post, the registry, money order
and postal saving systems.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
deed REGARDS

Deeds have been recorded by o. +.
Kimmel ct al. from ". j. MuIkey,
Henry Nreeiand from Alice Bell Lun-
ney, Thomas Palmer from Charles u.
Jones. Bertha n. Rose from Charles
II. Rose, Eliza $. Carlson and lease
by Ray Rasmussen from VIM. Quee-
ney.
L. s. Patent has been recorded for
A. c. Leacock FOR ranch on Big creek.
Decree Of distribution has been fl
ed from the probate court for Harley
r Mcdonald Of al
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
Periodic Bilious Attacks.

Persons subject to bilious attacks
at regular intervals know about when
to expect an attack. They find that
they have no desire for food when an
attack is due but usually eat because
it is meal time. Skip one meal and
take three of Chamberlain's Tablets
and YOU may be able to avoid the at
tack. Persons subject to periodic bill
ious attaches should not drink tea OF
coffee at any time. For sale by +. q
Hettinger, Salmon Druggist. Adv
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
"Cold In the Head

is an acute attack of Nasal tatafrh-
Those subject To frequent colds IN
the head" will find that the use OF
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE VIII
build up the System. cleanse the Blood
aps, render them less liable to eoids.
Repeated attacks Of Acute Caiarrh
NAV lead to Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
BLOOD on the Mucous Surfaces of the
system. thus reducing the iufiamma-
tinn and restoring normal cond' ions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
f. ]. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy

Every family should keep this prep
aration III hand ready for instant use
when needed. Severe attacks Of collie
and cholera moTbus often prove fatal
before medicine can be procured or q
physician summoned. The uniform
success that has attended the use Of
this remedy and the prompt cures
which it has effected have made il a
staple article of trade. For sale by
+. 6. Hettinger, Salmon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Next Sunday, June IYth, there VII
he services again both morning and
evening at the usual time. These will
he mn last services in Salmon, since
| have accepted a call TO a large con-
gregation at Endicott, Wash, and q
nreachinp station at Moscow, Idaho.
Norning sermon II o'clock Sermon
subject: The Deplorahle Condltion OF
Natural Man in Suirtual Things,
based on | Cor 2, IA. In the eveinR
service. beginning at 3 o'clock. shall
deliver nv farewell address basing
my remarks on HEIR. IS, 5.
HY C. SCHULTZ. Pastor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
Miss RYAN Appointed.

At the meeting of the school board
of Salmon Miss 1sobel Ryan vas ap-
pointed Ia teach in the East Side
school and applications were receiv-
cd for the domestic science teacher in
place of Miss Dering Greene. resign
ed, but no appointment was made.
Miss Ryan has taught in the Salmon
schools before and Is regarded as one
Of the best of the staff.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
Where Women eaua, Men.

In Italy women teachers. school In
speetors and employees In the admin
istration OF antiquities and fine arts
receive the same pay as their male
colleagues.