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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the County printing for the
year 1922 will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Lemhi county, Idaho, at the office of
the Clerk, up to and including the Sth
day of April, 1922.
Forms for the submission of bids,
giving character of the work which
may be required, will be furnished by
the Clerk. The right to reject any bid
is hereby reserved.
BY Order of the Board,
w. w. SIMMONDS,
Clark
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
GIVE BULL GOOD ATTENTION
Best Results Obtained by Firm Han
ding, but Never by Abuse
Must Have Exercise.

The bull must not be underfed when
young nor kept overfat when matured.
Better results are obtained by gentle
but firm handling, but never by abuse.
Never allow him to get the upper hand
at any time; he must not realize his
enormous strength. Give him plenty Of
exercise it is mistake TO keep him
confined. Do not trust bull at any
time. 1t is the gentle" bull that does
tie damage.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31

Fire Insurance - See Dempsey.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
WEEK AT THE REX

TONIGHT-Big show for the money.
King Spruce, big special of the
northwoods, and Harold Lloyd's big
comedy hit in three reels, Now or
Never. Prices only 35 and 10.
SATURDAY, APRIL Carmel My
ers in, The Dangerous Moment. An
exciting story of New York's Green
witch Village. Also Winners of the
West.
SUNDAY MONDAY, APRIL Pa
Thomas II. Ince special, Homespun
Folks. A stirring drama of mother
love and the human heart, with an
all star cast headed by Lloyd
Hughes. A picture to be compared
with "Old Homestead" and "Way
Down East" Some exhibitors have
claimed this to be one of the ten
best plays of 1921. Also a one-reel
comedy, Rainbow Island. Prices
only 30 AMI 10.
i TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4
Pearl White in a thrilling Alas
/ lla drama, The Tigers Cub. Replete
! with comedy situations; also News.
THURSDAY-FRIDAY, APRIL CT
Here is a first class attraction in
every way. Fine acting, fine story
full Of excitement and human APP
peal. Without any doubt this is the
best Zane Grey special attraction tc
date. 1t is the celebrated play the
Lone Star Ranger, with William
Farnum. A Fox super production
Also one-reel comedy. Music by
Hankey and Quarles. Prices so anC
p cents.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
Shoe al Old Fashion PRICE.

At the coming Of The last train with
'eight shipments for Salmon, Mack's
Bootshop had a consignment of shoes
more shoes than have been seen in
one look in this city in long time.
The shoes came from eastern manu-
facturers and represent the newest
spring and summer offerings, besides
the standard lasts for work and wear.
More and more, Mack's, is becoming
the shoe center of Salmon, and he says
TO keep it so he has bought for this
season to sell at old-fashion prices.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Eighth Grade State Examinations will
be given on the following dates: April
5-6-7, and May 10-11-12, Teachers
must notify Co. Supt. how many sets
of questions they will need.
ETHEL G. WATKINS,
Co. Supt. 80
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual School Election in all Common
School Districts will be held Saturday,
April Is.
Signed, ETHEL G. WATKINS
Co. Supt. 10-11-12
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
RESOURCES

'ALMoN. IDAHO. At the close of bushes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31

FOR SALE - have a one and one
half horse power gasoline engine
and 100 feet of heavy rubber betting,
brand new, that l will sell at bar
gain - J. A. Herndon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
lard of Thanks.

70 tn many friends and neighbors
. by t1eir assistance and consola-
. helped TO assuage the deep sor-
Y w feel in the death of Mrs.
a = Mather, we tender our heart
{ gra<itnde. Signed, Mr.. and Mrs.
lfiam Kadletz, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
IN, John Igou, Mr.. and Mrs. H. a.
ifher, Ii. and Mrs. F. r. Wagner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-31
Ten Dead In Mine Explosion.

Entombed by an explosion in mine
near Wilburton. Okla. ten men were
killed. The explosion is believed to
have been due TO the stoppage Of one
os the fans in a shaft.
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DN LOCALS 4


bois was at Lemhi on
has been seriously i'll
b days.
prn to Mr.. and Mrs.
March so.
Is meet at. Courthouse, |
m. Important business.
Il of Lemhi, and Morris |
dore are in the city this
kss.
an will spend the sum-
Unity of Leadore, taking
extensive land holdings
expects to leave for
where he viii take up
hight mill man for the
hn of Patterson, Idaho.
summer at the Italian
will he in charge of
class play, Safety
held in the High School
4 on the 18th and 18th
Crandall is home again
the winter in Southern
Redlands and Los
last day of March, when
fingers in the lap, OF
The poor girl is getting
a came in from camp
business connected with
he. They expect to start
April 10.
C. Smith is still kept at
he after-effects of a flu
or four weeks ago, from
tlowly recovering.
h rs. J. H. Wright enter
I fening Bridge club Mon
DIR. j. F. Adams and
being prize winners.
&rndon is now located at
wing charge of all the
4 ecker interests there in
Engagement of their large
ofts Washington returned
ch Nome Monday after visit
e little daughter, Gene
overing from a recent oper-
r Williams family is NOV
n1strong, Missouri and Der
|0h is taking the place o,
ms as skipper of the motor
'iekham expects to o his as
work on mines located neal
creek as soon as the snow
L admit transportation o
'an1all, county engineer, wa
IoWn from the highwa,
|fnon river, suffering iron
I az tonsilitis. His lines
erious.
len are still waiting for tn
lson to arrive. Bad roads an
nights are still in evidence
now line is receding at onl
te PACE.
Il Roske, postmaster 9
who was indited by tn
" for the alleged embezze
funds, was arraigned las
M Ring.
nIoel Wis to leave Salmon 6
II6 for Carey, Idaho, to loo
r1y interests at that plac'
Itzs Include a 200-acre ranc
q picture.
Daxggraf, father of job
salmon rancher, is suffe
= sfroke of paralysis. The o
h 81 about rs and retired
I 6xo when he removed fro
George w. Mit7ler stopp'
it III Salmon on Friday, lea
arday morning fog Oma'
fc hns & position. She W
/ az Mrs. Geo. l. Shoup {.
4 while IL this city.
win he Q called meeting
rams Club Monday aftelno'
oscloek at the home of Nj
Dl1r to discuss the matter
! May Festival. All membe
ested to be present.
0unningham is in Salm
! rer Salmon river. He I
| nov gone and a SUNNI
H brought with him thT
i Hon skins for the boun
AZ " $3.50. He has q ranch
|4r and expects to work /
50 <ervice this season.
r Taylor of Ulysses has be
the past week but will lea
S1turday for camp. Mr.. Ta
n1algamator and mill man
a1d reports 4 good strike
d. He expects to start I
ID early date with proSpet
,ntinnous production for I
Il complete stock of the La
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

rather annoyed. 1t seems to me a
remarkably careless thing TO do.
However. If he cares for you. he'll
probably survive the incident.
Dear Miss Blake: ! am a young
man % years of age and dearly in
love with a girl my same age
although l have known her for
only a short time.
And ! have told her of my in
tentions of getting a ring but she
puts me off by saying perhaps
sometime"
Now Miss Blake, am afraid
someone will steal her away
though she says there is no one
else she cares for now. Do you
think there is a chance for me?
HOPEFUL.
OF course there is. Do you think
she would make such protestation
without meaning it? As for the
ring, her not wishing to have one
until she knows you better shows
wisdom. Just be attentive as pos
sible, and you won't have any
trouble.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
MEMORY TESTS

What were the Uintatheres and
'he iitanotheres? Extinct herbivor-
gus Drutes of the Eocene period.
o. What is the function of the
bureau OF Insular Affairs? 1t has
cnarge OF all matters pertaining TO
ciNit government in the island pos
sessions of the United States, sub
2ect TO the Jurisdiction of the War
Department
D. What are she Spur great dead
languages? Sanskfit, the literary
Language of ancient India: Hebrew.
which already was a dead tongue in
the days of Christ, the Jews of thar
period using the Aramaic; Greek
and Latin.
Z. Where is Key West, and what
us exports? 1t Is the most
southerly town in the United State 8
proper, on an Island of coral forma-
tlon southwest of the mainland of
florlda. Its exports are salt and
sponge.
8. What is the active principle in
aspirin? Salicylic acid. Aspirin
Is trade name for drugs contain
ing this substance. Salts of salicyIic
acid occur extensively in nature, a
common one being oil of winter
green. or methyl salicylate.
3. Whom did Bob Fitzsimmons de-
feat to win the world heavyweight
championship, where. twhen, and
number of rounds? James ]. Cor
bett. Carson City. New. March II.
1Ss7-fourteen rounds (knoclIout).
10. Who was the former husband
Of Mary Pickford Fairbanks. from
whom the State of Nevada claims
she Illegally obtained divorce?
Owen Moore.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
Horoscope
SATURDAY, MARCH rs 100,

Good and evil influences contend
today in planetary government, the
seers declare. Saturn dominates in
kindly sway ana Venus is in benefc
aspect, but Mercury and Uranus are
adverse.
The rule should be favorable to
farmers who will find that dama-
crops are to be profitable.
Real estate is held to be exceed
ingly profitable to those who buy
today, but they should avoid hasty-
decisions or careless selections.
Labor should benefit from this
rule OF the stars which is for
tunate for women in industry.
Love affairs may be especially
gripping while this rule prevails,
but Uranus is in a place that aids
deception by encouraging blindness
to human faults.
y This is fairly lucky wedding
day and is held to be Especially
fortunate where there is a great
difference in the ages of bride and
bridegroom.
venus smiles on manufacturers
OF women's wear and seems to
Icretell extravaganza in dress along
rev lines.
Hotels and restaurants are to
Pront by some new law or regu-
For the summer there is to be
interest in a new mining region
somewhere near Mexico.
writers should be cautious while
Mercury is in malefic sway, for the
stars seem to indicate disappoint-
nent for those who do imaginative
work while this configuration pre-
walls.
The seers who prophesied better
English literature as a result of
the world war declare that Amerf-
can authors have not yet come un-
der the sign that aids them.
Better plays are to be welcomed
by the public and motion pictures
this month are to enter a period
of prosperity that is based on
higher standards of production.
Persons whost birthdate it is
have the augury of a happy year
in which there will be hard-won
business success. Changes will not
be advantageous. The young will
court and marry.
Children born on this day are
likely to be exceedingly artistic
and emotional. They SHOULD be
wisely trained along practical lines.
They have the forecast of success
and many great joys.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
What's Going
On Today

Meeting, Federation of Citizens As
. sociati tions, Municipal Building, s:15 p. m.
Address, DR.. H. L. shantz, explorer, ),
Takoma Park Library, $50 p. m.
Meeting, the Strangers Climb, RobesoHf
School Of Personality, $50 p. m.
Dance, the AlImni Acsociation Of the
Business High School, 2400 Sixteenth
street, 8 p. m. ~
Banquet, the American Society of
Naval Engineers, New willard Hotel,
7;3O p. m.- .-..
Lecture. Alaska the Wonderland"
Mrs. Victoria Hewett Wright, AUDITORIUM
Of the Dep lrtnent of Interior, 10 a. M.
Meeting, Biological Society of Wash
lngton, new asssmbly hall, Cosmos Club,
p. N
Dance and card party, the Illinois
State Girls Club, 1901 street north
west, $50 p. 10.
Meeting. Tennessee State Society,
Raleigh Hotel, $50 D. m. 49,. w.
Dance, the Ohio Girls Club, Arniory
at Central High School. - E
Meeting, College women's Club, ad-
dress at the regular luncheon, 1890
p. m, 1922 I street northwest.
Banquet. alumni Of the Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity, University Club, g.
p. m. .--.
Address, Assistant Commissioner Of
Patents d. W. A. Kinnan, Political
Study Club. Franklin Square Hotel, 8
p. m, on radio work
Dance. the Eeleet Kiub, HadleiRh
Hotel p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
eEDorisB BlakeaA11swers
TeA@bLove Problems

Dear Miss Blake: What would be
nice for girl to give to a boy to
whom she is engaged? G. G. C.
Cuff-links, knife. pencil, pen,
studs, books-anything at all with
in her means and inclination.
Dear Miss Blake: I have been
writing to a girl for over six
months now and care a great deal
for her although l have never told
her so. 1 do not know whether
she really cares for me or not al
tholgh she is very good in answer
ing my letters and never delays.
Would you advise me to tell her
now or let matters go on as they
have been? Q. E. D.
For goodness sake, don't tell her
over the mails, Q. E. D. Let mat
ters go on as they have for a while,
and tell her when you go I'd see her.
Deay Miss Blake: am a girl of
Is and 1 am going with a boy OF
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
Answers to These Questions VIII
he Published Tomorrow.

BE Published Tomorrow.
l.. In what city and when was an
election issue clearly drawn be-
tween Americanism on the one side
and the I. w. W. and other ex-
tremist factions on the other?
2. Who was sometimes referred to
as The Munchausen of the West?
8. What is the difference in, time
between Nice. France. and Cairo:
a. Who is known as the father
of history? -.
s. Place the following quotation;
SITS the wind in that corner?"
90 6. Whatsis the area of the island
of Madagascar
Z. What is an oasis?
8. What is formaldehyde? What
Is IL used for? e.
l. 9. Whom did James J. Jeffrfes de-
feat to win the world heavyweight
championship, where, when, and
number of rounds?. -.
10. Who is president of the Ma
tional Nonpartisan League?
Answers to Yesterday Questions,
L. Place the following quotation:
why, then the worlds mine
oyster, which I with sword will
open" Shakespeafe's "The Merry
Wives of Windsor" Act II, Scene 2.
2. Who was Crispus Attucks A
half breed mot definitely known
whether Negro or Indian) OF Massa-
chusetts, the first killed in the Bos-
ton massacre of March 8. 1870.
3. What is the area Of the island
of Borneo? 29S.496 square miles
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
Good
Morning,
Judge!
By Rudolph Perkins.

Several men were in a poolroom
discussing their ambitions. Isaac
Small is alleged 10 have said that
his-one aim in life was to be able
to back a long freight train up to
the Treasury and hire a gang of la
borers 70 shovel out the money.
Jim Lucas was reported to have
remarked that he would be salts
fed with a beer keg full of I0-cent
pieces and a 1,O0O-acre watermelon
l,atch and a harem.
No one knew how the scrap
started, but Jim reported at the
hospital to have a cut over the eye
treated. He accused Isaac Of being
responible for the injury. Isaac
swore that he knew nothing abou-
H..
Several witnesses said that every
body in the crowd was hitting
everybody else. Isaac suggested
that Lucas might have fallen
against the edge of the stove dur
ing the night and cut himself
No one saw Lueas struck and the
isssnlt case Was dismissed.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

there Is a sort of overdrapery. SIM
ulating a cape in the back and
transforming itself into square
shaped. flowing sleeves as seen from
the front. One of these. cape negH-
gees is pictured at the right 1t is
made of soft charmeuse and
trimmed with wide fringe.
In many negligees plain and figured
materials are combined, the body OF
the garment showing bold figures
while the cape sleeves have a deep
border of solid color.
Very striking indeed are the
black negligees which are finding
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
By ELoISE.

Negligees always have been and
probably always will be the most
fascinating garments of a woman's
wardrobe. They are so delightfully."-
feminine and So generally becom-
ing that no woman would call her
wardrobe complete without several
of these fascinating accessories. De-
sfgners have excelled themselves
this season in originality of styling,
beauty of fabrics, and grace of line.
A new cape-like effect Is being
quite extensively featured in some
of the newest negligees. Usually
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Mrs. X: Yes. I've heard of peo-
pie being put on an orange diet and
other fruit diets. But ! bow hum
bly, to wise medical direction on
these forms OF diets. The best sub
jects. medical men tell me. are those
who habitually overindulge in food
and drink and whose systems be-
come choked with clinkers of i'm
perfectly oxidized food. symptoms
commonly complained of in this
condition are a foul tasting mouth
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
B E A u TY A MS w ERS
By ANTOINETTE DONNELIY
BY ANTOINETTE

after the nights sleep. early morn
ing headaches and lassitude.
should recommend that the diet
come from a medical man. Occa-
sionally one may institute a fast
day, when the only food may con-
sist of apples. grapes, pears. bana-
mas. or some Other variety Of fruit,
but these even do not always agree
with everyone.
Query: A tonic for falling hair?
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
TIE CHARACTERS

JEANNE DARE. kno+on IN the
kftls loco toton toAercs she eoms
as plain JANE DARE, has set her.
self Up In Nep York as o esdltAy
ooHsGH IN the hope Of s~artss Q
rich husband. IN this effort she -
no dkin0 use of
VIC BARSToWE, heir to the 70
pHted Borstotce millions, toho shoscs
sioHa Of iHfatudtioH 9th her.
SIGNOR BONNICETT1, a tornsv
rtoiintst, Gsks only to serve ysoasS
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
SMITH

/ have two excellent ones-one for
oily hair and one for dry hair. Which
do YOU want Tell me when you
send a stamped addressed envelope
for my booklet on care Of the hair.
which contains a lot Of other infor-
nation about hair you will find ben
eficisl.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Is and he has been going with
me about one year and he wants
to come to see me one night and
go with another, girl. What do you
think about that?
MABEL
i think he's very sensible, Mabel.
You both should have lots of boy
and girl friends.
Dear Miss Blake: I am a woman
OF 35 years of age, and go with a
man so years old. We are engaged
The other day l lost the ring. He
got mad at me. Do you think he
had any room to get mad?
JUST A LITTLE LATE"
Well. 1 should think he would be
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

Helpless: The souatting exercise
is awfully good, so train yourself
into il this way. Grasp the back q
a chair. rise on toes. then SQUAT
week OF this and you will be able
20 do IL with hands on hips. 4
week later do IL with arms stretch
ed out wide. as in my course OF
youth preservers.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

DeaT Miss Blake: 1 am a girl of
Is and 1 am going with a boy of
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18
Children S Spring
Knit Underwedr

Combination Suits, 75c
Jersey ribbed with tape seams.
two rows buttons and attach
mentS for supporters. Low
neck, sleeveless, knee length.
Sizes 4 to ID years.
Gauze Vests-Pants.
6oc and JOG
High neck and short sleeve
vests; knee length pants. 4 TO
I5-year sizes, priced accordingly.
Combination Suits,
SI.I5 to s1.ss
Cotton Jersey ribbed with high
- neck, short sleeves and knee
length. to I5-year sizes,
priced according to size.
children's Underwear Section, Fourth
floor.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-18

There arc also a number OF
other attractive new things in
the neckwear section - modCr-
ately priced.
Neckwear Section. First floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
most exceptional holiday purchase of beautiful new

Serge, crepe and combinations Of
sports plaids and vclvctcenS: giriish
straight and waistline models with
hand embroidery. novelty pockets
and collars. Sizes : to IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

Mcsshlinc and chiffon taffeta III
pretty straight-lined and tiounced
models Trimmed with small plaita
Changcablcs, plain colors and black
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
Tots $3.50 to $40 Goats,
$4.95 to $12.95

polotono, velour and broad
10th some prettily shocked; fur and
10th collars. Sizes 2 TO G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-19
GARDEN PRAIRIE

The roads are almost impassaDie
We hear there is a bad place near the
John Numm home. better known 10
the older residents as the Price place.
There is another soft place near the
H vi. Phinney home.
One farmer told us last SATURDAY
that nc was going to work in the
field Monday regardless OF the "ea1n
er, but we think he was a nttle PIE
vious and didn't sow many oats un'
less they were wild oats.
Lincoln Everson has purchasen
four acres off the southwest cotIel
of the Chris Bausch farm anu chIee
acres off the northeast corner ol lne
Peter Casper's ranch. Link lhtenuo
TO fence this little farm rlgnt away
and will then build cabin ana Dreah
up the virgin soil. When LINK gele
things fixed up as he has planned n9
will have one of the most Deautnui
homes in the county Link mas d,
ready started to cut the posts any
stakes for the new fence.
While Alfred and Louie Bauscn
We're up on the Beetown rage ldsl
Saturday afternoon two men came
along driving a span of mules. Just
as they were opposite the nay ssaG -s
a little dog belonging to the boys
jumped down off the stack ana Ir'gn =
ened the mules, so they decided y
take a spin down the road, upsettints
the buggy and throwing the men oul
The buggy was somewhat demorall I
and the two gentlemen We're shaken
up considerably. but the mules Were
no worse after their escapade
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-19
FAYETTEVILLE

Hugh L. Barden, president of the
Barden Sore Co, and former Platte
Vile boy, IS one Of the first city coun-
ell for Kenosha under the new city
manager government recently voted
at the election,
Mrs Carrie Shepherd has sold her
interest in the Shepherd, ST., home
stead on Chestnut street, to George
Shepherd and son. 1t is understood
that Del Shepherd plans to move to
this home in the near future.
III. ]. Youmans will add on 4O-foot
addition to the rear of his store and
VIII begin work on the new part as
soon as the weather permits rms
will enable Mr.. Youmans to place ms
music store in the same building WIN
his drug store and it will greatly
lessen his care in not having the two
places to look after.
a couple Of young lads, ages II anc
IS entered the Success Store on sun
day night abou. S o'clock, gaining en-
trance through & wiEi0w. They help-
Cd themselves " cigars, candy ana To-
bactO. They Wee rounded up by ON
GERS and after a thorough grllllns at
the police station Tuesday afternoon,
acknowledged the deed Chlet Oh
Police Rowe, and Mr.. Welttenhlller
gave the youngsters a good talking 70,
showing them the seriousness o1
deeds of this kind. The boys agreeu
to mend their ways and were sent
hOme-JOurnal