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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Friday
Annual Curiatmas dance by mem
hers ul Alpha Dmicuru club OF
Country club
M.Fo9 Margaret and Joan nnglet
ana MHs kathryn FulRhum viii
give tea in the Hugler home.
Mr. md Mrs Thomas J Hart.
rnon entertain with holiday dance
hnuorlng their sons, young Mcssrs
MHrsunl aud John Hartman.
Gamma Delta sorority gives dance
az Hotel Tulsa.
PA. Alpha Sigma viii give an
nuul Chriatmas party nt homo Of
Misses Nolha ana Nondule Clements.
Miag Eluor Grubb hostess at tea
In her homo
Members Of Delta Pi sorority give
Informal luncheon at homo OF Miss
MarCcilite Grant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Clubs

Circle chapter U. d. will enter
tain socially at Masonic hall on Fri
day evening, December 20.
Inhalation OF officers for the
ensuing year, Tulsa chapter 1873,
order Eastern Star, will be held In
Masonic han Friday evening. De-
cemhs: 80.
Circle chapter Y. D.. order of
Eastern Star. will give a party In the
X. =. hall for members and the =
families Friday. December 20. as
previously announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Mrs. Washington u. Hudson was
hostess at a very lovely bridge
luncheon given on Friday at her
home I'm the Lorton apartments.
Miniature Christmas trees and other
motifs Of the season with n pro-
fusion OF the seasons flowers made
the rooms very attractive. Mrs.
Hudson was assisted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. sydney s.. Smith. Tho mi
tiational list included Mesdames b,
q. Boatwright. Lula NJ. Billingslea
w. j. Gregg, w. o. Beall. George
g. Berry. Preston G. West, T. G.
skeen, w. =. Smith. w, N. sill,
George w. Reed jr., d. u, Wads-
worth, Elmer Smith, John B. Me
serve, Isaac shuler, G., u. Swanson,
Lee c, Moore, Giles Perlck. 10. b.
Howard Robert NJ. Blackmore,
Elizabeth Hundley, A. ]. Rudd. and
Conn Linn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

The annual Christmas party OF
the Plano study club was held
Wednesday December 90 at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Il. Strouvelle
in Sunset park. Bright Christmas
Mreaths, hnrberry oandles burning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

and a gaiiv trimmed cbrlstpns tree
Iadon VItE rlffs Frcated me Rues,s
Nra Strouyouc o1euod The progran
with clever paper. 'Christmas
Cugtorns and Music OF Different
Nations" A group Of Christmas
carols was given by Mrs. ID. c.
Acustn vino was dressed as 4 Christ
mas tree. all In green and with the
accustumoI candles, tnsels and
MeNicah costume gave group OF
MeAl'a mum o'IH. M'A. =. SWIM
son bai!t J'P'H'se e,uue uy fol-
u'4'' Mls. Jtsins7 ''i i'saDy, an oI'ch-
~ 5H.l,' .,D' 'pp'" '"s WI
~ y, ~ y. 49, ,ss' -. 1't ,H.u
~ n"i IN' ~ "'''. ~, ('"."e "uu d, st'I-
~ ,.i, -. .,,ll..' "lvn
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~. -, ,Il..- tJ,ot,,
90 "a. ~, .i'tl,t
""N -l''' ~'
mi. anu ".I6. JHineH ~ bhtblIe
ohter'aI'eH iuehu'y evening Ior
lhelr son ''u''s 'atBIls, IT. ~
EuIslH enjoying the mvey httalr,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Dances


Mr.. and Mrs z. V. Kls g,v.
dancing party on Tuesday evo1InS
their home. in honor Of their d."
ter Miss Helen Kile. Tho b,...
Elected the season with Cbr's,.le' re-
colors and lights eoftly sb.so5 mas
red Assistants were:
Messrs and Mesdames r ~ =,
Tough, Ii, j Lambert, ]. c. s1l.bNs,,'
w. Gilllland, Mrs +. Z. Rlcsa,.S ,
Mrs, Patty Adams Schr.ner NJ.
Helen Kellough, Gertrude stotrsN
Alice Mae klstler. Narv r.,
Stalker, Ruth Gilluand. Aiis.fs''
Maxey Ruth Lamb. Ram1nq I,.,r.ll
Harriette Aspin, Margargt Came nv
abelle Strouvelle, Jane etra1ve,i.
Betty Krebbs, Anne BrrcE.rrt5aqa
Carline Farr Mary Katherine ny,
dolf, Frances Mcintyre, Helen swan.
son, Gertrude Girfcrt. Ntre.r., p,""
Helen Pinick Kathryn NcIayrbIig'
Nancy Kltchin, Marion Vansrl Ei,,,
~. ~ Eat. Mildred Thompsog
Media Howard, Lorene W0b1s-.'
Mary Louise White, Mae Garbett
Chrlstene Putnam. NcNiq Tsyio.9
Winifred Stahl. Mar@arnt EaLo,
Dorothy Boyer, Helen Be.hpU Uais,
WEIGH, Mary Jane Hayes Warr
Louise Niles, Dorothca Ho.nas r51,
Lawson, Florise Wortzbcr-p~. lIassys
Joe Burcham, william White yy;IA
liam Fleetwood Seldom Chick Pick.
ard Blue, Robert stone gao-@,
wilder, James Shields Tom Navs"
Howard Grubb, ". T.. Brown GaraH
Fitzgerald, Clarence Gump. PAM
Jankowsky, Varley TAYLOR. William
| Bowser, Randolph Elliot, jaime,
Bash, william Lyon Booth Kei'
Tough. Gordon Fleetwood. JACK
White. Warren Abbott Park Grimes
Oscar Grimes, Harry Day. Gullford
Day, Dick Grey. Willis Rockwsu
Chapman G!lliland. Parker Garvi.
| Thomas Lambert, William Klstlsr
Milton Hardy. George Norvel spe1.
Ger Green, Harold Aspin. and Ph!o
| Grimes.
Members Of the Alpha Sigma Beu
| fraternity gave their annual Christ.
mas dancing party at the Country
club on Friday evening, the inM
tational list including 100. Christ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Miss Dorothy BurkeB tea on Fri
day in her home, 1899 South Carson
was among the bright affairs Of the
week About ono hundred guests en-
ioycd this hospitality. Christmas
decorations in holly and mistlotoc
with Uihcr sugscstons Uf the season
adorned the several rooms. The tea
Table was adorned with glowing
pulusoitias and Chrisi..lH tdpcrs.
Assisting tho hostess was her mother
Mrs. Benjamin j. Burke ana Misses
Dorothy Campbell Susanue Hadley,
Lucille John Mary Frances Eakin
Betty Hunt Betty Wolch, Mollie
Baker. Ellnor Grubb. Virginia Wink
lcv. Narcio Penick and Lolita Muir
dock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Ian Hrownlco give dancing party n
Tho A,ustU home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Members Of the Alpha Sigma Beh
fraternity gave their annual Christ.
mas dancing party at the CountJ
club on Friday evening, the inN
tatlonal list including 100. Christ
mas decoration prevailed with
fraternity colors intermingled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

and colors ~ the season. The dining
room offered note. OF pink and
blue expressed In many pink ana
blue candles. About one hundred
were Ilrludod u tho invitatlonal
Hiatt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Mcdonald were hDstesses 20 about
orc hundred OF the college Bct Of
girls at tea lu the Linn home on
The afternoon OF Wednesday Christ
mas col0rs prevailed and were OK
prrrfcd ln the much beloved holly
ana mistletoo ana festoOulng Red
r0ccs and po!usettlas were ln evil
dcuc". Miss Margaret Gregllue ~
pittsburgh. Kan. tho Ruost OF Mrs.
:. r.. 5triubrrg was an honor guest
md received with tho hcbDEBe3
others assisting we're Misses Ruth
Lamb, Bcr1ice walker, Margaret
Broach, Isabel Strouvellc. Alice
fchnff Lorrcue Mcdonnell and
Ruth Day.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-17
NOTICE on REGIspRATIoN.

l. the undersigned Registrar will in per-
son or by deputy. visit the various voting
precincts of Greene County for the purpose OF
registering all eligible persons (both male ard
females) who may apply therefor on tho fol-
lowing days and dates with reasonable time to
be allowed for going from place to place. towit
State Line Precinct. at p Is. Burney's store.
on April TO- 1922.
Avsra Precinct. at L, d Clark & co. store on
April IL, 1922.
Jones Precinct at c. J. Jones residence on Aprl
l2 1922
Piave Precinct at Gordon & Co. store on
April 10. 1922.
Wade Precinct at the Wade & Valley Lbr.
Co. store on April IA. 1922.
Mutual Rights Precinct at Turner Lbr Co
store on April II 1922
Naples Precinct at n. A. Naples residence on
April la. 1922.
Highland Farm Precinct at NJ. L. Davis
tore on April 49, 1922.
vernai Precinct at Postofice on April 30 1929
Daughdrill Precinct at j. ID. Daughdrill resi-
dence on April 81, 1922.
Bradley Precinct at Bradley SchooIhouse on
April "a. 1922
y Pleasant Hill Precinct at Pleasant Hill
Acnoolhouse on April 25. 1922
Washington Precinct at O. j, Neely's store
An April 26. 1922.
Leaf Precinct at J. c. Daughdrirs store on
spril 81 1922.
McLain Precinct at Deshaze drug store on
Spril 20. 1922.
Leakesville on any date not mentioned above
8 Dated at Leakesvile. Miss, this March Is.
b.
JNo. w. COLBERT. Registrar
M Greene county, Mississippi
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-17
New Advertisements.
NOTICE

NOTICE
SPRING EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS.
list. Examination for White Teachers April 8.
rs. 1922
list Examination for Colsred Teachers April
l3-l4-l5. 1922.
End. Examination for White Teachers April
1921 -22, 1922.
End Examination for Colored Teachers April
s7-es-2e. 1929.
Primary Examination given with each White
Examination on Thursday. All examination
will be given on the regular subjects as hereto
fore. And all Applicants Tor primary licenses
must have had at least l6 units of High School
work. or the equivalent thereof
f. L. TURNER. Su2t
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-17
s'CoId I'm the Head's

hose subject to frequent colds in the
I'd" will find that the use of HALLS
%TARRH MEDICINE will build up the
item, cleanse the Blood and render
IN less liable to colds. Repeated at
KS OF Acute Catarrh may lead to
onic Catarrh
ALLfS CATARRH MEDICINE is
IN internally and acts through the
d on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
thus reducing the Inflammation and
BRING normal conditions.
Druggists. Circulars free.
]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-17
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN
NJ. NJ. ROBERTS, EDITOR.
Comment On Field S Day.

A demonstration Of progress Of tn
various schools of Greene Count.
aiong the lil.es Of physical and inte
lectnal develop nent was brought
about ia the form OF the Field DaN
Program bald in Leakesvile on Feb
ruary oath. The exercises gave en-
tertainment from 900 a. m. to $50
p. m.
A great rival spirit between the
various schools was predominant but
was demonstrated IN the true sports
manlike manner. Many of the older
school workers of the County say
that such spirit has never before
been equaled here. Let us hope that
we can continue to have that finest
type of spirit existing
Much credit is due Mr.. Huddleston
and Supt. Turner for the splendid
work they did in supervising the lit
erary and athletic contests. The ex-
ecutive, his co workers and the audi
ence and sidellne, all are to be COM
mended for their hearty cooperation.
The events, successful contestants,
winning schools and prizes in tabu-
lated form are published in this issue
under another arrangement.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-17

An interesting writeup from the
Highland Farm School is crowded
out but will appear under this fea-
ture heading next week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-17


Uni Sn. l8 in net of net
Colman Lopez, set of net
Ennis White swf OF net
Arthur Mmms nw4 oil swi
Candis Johnson sw4 OF net
Tbos Heathcock. ed of nwf
Mandy Moorehead WI of nwi
John Hill es of set
Culrie Packer, sw4 of set
Mrs Sherman, set Of swf
D . Leatherman, swi of set of set
E E Byhre, nea of sw4 ofsw@
Henry Urquar Est, WI of sw4
Mrs 6 Parker, wa of sw4 of uwi
Richard Clayton, sch of net of swi
W W Williams, Est, nwi of sw&
Unknown, swt of net
VIM Dickerson, net of net
Unknown. nw4 of net
ID M McLendon set of nwi
n G Hillman WI of nwf OF sw4
D B Mcleod 81 Of set and nw} of set
E D Mcuns 81 OF sci of net less acres
9 c Brewer es Of nwi and sell OF nwt
G, L McInuis 10 a in Sc cor of swf of net
W E Perry WI OF nwt
Sam Rogers Est ea OF nes and na OF nj set
Jim Nelson swi Of sci
Turner Supply Co interest in e3 of nwi and swi
Golden enire
81 and Ell of net and WI of nwt
g Ball set Of nwi and w Of sTt Of net
~ svi and WI OF set set set and 81 net sch
Merit, WI .. Of swi and set OF swt
~ N Ball int 10 81 of uwi and swi of swi
Mary Brewer nw4 of nwt
u Green nwf OF sw{
net OF set
Mckay & Thomas nw4 of net
j e Golden Cd of sw4 and set
e3 of WI and WI of net and swa of set
Mrs Jane Ball net of nw4
Allie Yates acres in cor Of set of swi
Unknown 10 in set OF net
Hinton & ackstrom e3 of net
swt of set
John Moody net of swf
] Freeman sw4 of set
r Smith set of set
Williams & Hunt set of nei
nd OF net
Williams Hunt set of net less 10
set OF net and net OF sef
Jas B Hunt So of net
SET of net
Jas Hunt net of set
A G Roberts WI of sw4
L Mills nw4 of set less ID
Dorsett & Co sw4 of net
W Pugh D West lO5xO5 in net OF set
Unknown So of sw4
Mrs Valley swi OIL west side
and nwi OF swf of sw3
Dorsett & Co. sw4 of set
Vim Freeman nw4 of sw4 and set of sw4
< E Roberts 81 of nwf and nwf of sTt
e Roberts 81 OF ne4
Roberts 81 of nw4 of net
w I Jones nd of nw4 OF net
G Hillman swt OF set
w b Watts WI OF nwt OF sw}
j G Mcdonald swt of set
p G Daughdri e3 OF nwt and net of swt
Maggie Bradley set OF sw4
E LYLE Est swt
Pete Turner in ne} of nwf
Polly Cowart lot blk 8 E side surveyleaf
jack Haiton lots q blk /" "
G Crenshaw 3 acres set of ne4
S Dals sw4 OF se4
Allie Woods of net of nw4
Wyatt Tatum, Est. nwt of nw4
w L and L N Moody cd of swt lees acrs
Lula Woods acre in n of sw&
Jack Jones and fifth nwt of
A Il Mosely acre in northwest corner OF nw4 OF sw3
Judy Dantzer 81 of nw4 OF nw4 WI of net sw nw4
W Cochran acres 10 corner OF sw4 of ne4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-17
Sc SLOAN'S TO
/ WARD OFF PAIN

little aches grow into big pains
unless warded off by an applica-
ton of Sloan's. Rheumatism.
algia, stiff joints, lame back WON'T
long against Sloan's Liniment.
more than forty years Sloan's
aent has helped thousands, the
over. You won't be an excep-
1t certainly does produce results.
enetrates aOithout rubbing. Keep
I'd family friend Glsoays handv
slant use. Ask your neighbor.
I'll druggists-3sc, 7Oc, $40.
ni1nerltGssssaas,)
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-19
SMALL LOSES MOVE
TO BAR ARMOUR CO..
PHOTOS Of RECORDS


Waukogan H., May 10 lBy A. p
Memoranda of loans made to Arm
our a Company by the late Senator
Edward Curtis, former banker at
Grant Park H., occupied the attrn.
ton Of court counsel ara jury rs the
trial Of Governor Len small charged
with conspiracy to drfraud the state,
swung into the close of its trIrth
week today.
Assistant Attorney General Wilker-
son conducted Che examination of the
witness. Large Photographic copies
Of pages from Armour & Co. records
were introduced in evidence Defense
council today as yesterday intcrposnd
frequent objections 20 the admission
Of the documents An ugrrnm.h- was
finally made for tn" stgtc to use the
copies in examination Of the witness
and the defense was promHet The OPP
portunity la,eL c. comparing .Ao cop
Irs VIII Jha JrIgind. ~ .rla in tur
A"mulr CHi2ns.
Continuing ia araumou that there
IL 40 authority IT, L." for odwsauu #
large mraNrs oft Nrmpu' records dc.
Tense counsel read from supreme court
reports eNra"ot, from case in when
memoranda ot i third parry were 'N-
cludod from recod8 of uals Judge Fd.
wards finally uNcrluled ne defense
asserting the 's.r. sighted NnIr not
applicable 90 ,hn II lrt''n N the GOV
crnDr's case
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-19
SEE CHANCE TO SAVE
GUN SHOT VICTIM

la Sale May 10. WHlred Crane,
who was seriously wounded while toy
ing with revolver last Sunday after
noon, was reported AZ being consider
ably improved today following an op.
Grafton al Peoples hospital ycstcr
day afternoon
An Nray examination revealed the
fact that the bullet penetrated the
stomach in two places, pierced the
lung and then lodged itself in the
muscles Of his back.
Or. r c. Full,uweider, of LA Sale,
assisted by Doctors EdgcComb and
Mcintyre, operated yesterday after.
noon and treated the wounds inflicted
by the bullet, but they did not remove
the pellet at this time Its location
is such as not to cause immediate con
Germ, the physicians said
As a result of the operation, Cranes
chances have improved hundred
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-19
localities

Miss Marion Goigor, 1929 Phelps
street, went to Chicago this morning
to attend the wedding OF her sister,
Miss Rose Goigcr and Henry G.
Stoikcrman.
o. j, Olson Of Aurora is spending
few days in this city on business.
Nard Delcnbaueh Of Strcator spout
last evening in this city.
Robert Young Of MarscilIoa spout
last evening in this city
George Baker Of La Sadie spent last
evening In this city.
Miss Grace Welch Of Seneca spent
yesterday in this city.
Bruce Davidson Of MarNoilles spent
yesterday afternoon in Ottawa.
Jack Powers Of La Sale visited
friends In this City last evening
Vernon IIuss and Arnold wilhelm
Of West Ottawa were among those
from this city who spent last even.
ing visiting with friends in Peru
James Walsh, William Walsh ana
Jack Daughcrty were Spring Valley
visitors last evening.
q Vincent Freeman was a Morris
business caller yesterday
William Higgins Of Morris trans
acted business in this city yesterday
morning
Mike Carr spent last evening in
Peru,
Miss Gcncyicye Corrigm Of Chica
80 has returned to her home there
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-19
CHILEAN PERUVIAN
CONFERENCE RE-0PENS

Washington, May 49,, APJ Al
ter two day recess during which
both sides are understood to have
taken steps to inform themselves
more fully regarding the attitude ol
their governments, the Chilcan-l'o
ruyian conference was called togoth
ed again today with the delegate
hopeful that definite results soon
would be attained.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-19

Jim Leonard, William Hughes and
Mr. and Mrs, Jess Dunnard Of Earl
vile, are spending today in Ottawa,
Mrs Jerry Mahcr left this morn.
ing for Downers Grove, Ill.,, to attend
the funeral Of her grand daughter,
Margaret kOlm.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-19

fold, the doctors said, Ills chances
now point to recovery, whereas be-
fore the operation they were against
him
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
BOOT AND SHOE

Dig up the shoes that you could use
II they were put in shape,
Our lightning stitch is one from which
No leather can escape.
Come in and see the shoes that We can
Straighten, strong and true.
Tans made black, we leave no crack,
And old ones look like new.
Our price is right, we treat you white,
Our patrons never roar.
Real soles. old pard, so keep this card,
1t points toward our door.
IN ORDER TO SUPPLY OUR
WITH STE A d y
WORK WE HAVE DECIDED TO
REDUCE OUR SHOE REPAIRING
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
Mems sewed half sole .----..--.---...--Sl-50
Mems leather heels .....-.......,.-...--.-. 30
Mems rubber heels .-..-.--.-....-...-.--. SO
sewed half sole ...-....... 100
Women's leather heels ....--.-.--..-.. 40
Women's rubber heels .--.---.--.-..., 80
Mems and Women's new heels. Loo
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
WAIT. MAIL ORDERS FILLED
MACK'S BOOT SHOP
PROMPTLY.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
LOCAL SPECIAL

FOR SALE hteehinR outfit--i-la-
- Parrett tractor; one 24-42 Hute.
separator; one d-l4" Oliver pillow. L56k
them over at Charles Beers taaeh.
For price ard terms inquire al Cia
Gems national bank, Salmon or to Geo.
Bacin, jerome, Idaho.
FOR SALE Nearly new q New Per
lection oil stove, burnerf, SIS. See
Mrs. o. c. Jones.
FOR SALE--king's Separator $50;
Iowa state Separator, $50; A Min
netonna barrel churn. SIS. See Mrs. o.
C. Jones.
FOR Remington typewriter,
Burroughs adding machine. electric
fan. See g. W. Davis. Citizens ma
tional bank.
LOST-Woolen dark red sweater on
road near Baker. Finder please re-
turn TO Mrs. Hilda Erickson. Baker.
FOR SALE-Three burner oil stove as
good as new. Mrs. o. c. Jones.
FOR SALE-Bear Bros. Piano in first
class condition, $4,000. Inquire at
Recorder office.
FOR SALE-Classy saddle horse and
saddle and "A good team. See Harry
Kelly.
FOR SALE-Baby's bed in splendid
condition. Inquire at Recorder Of
fee.
FOR RENT-Dwelling of c. r. Brous
on Water street, in fine condition, is
offered for rent. See Fred Frey, Sal
mon.
LoST-RAINCOAT, color brown,
checked lining. chain hanger. Find
er please notify DIR. Stratton.
FOR SALE-Piauo on easy terms Of
payment. Can or phone Mr.. ". l..
Thompson, Salmon.
NOTICE -PERSONAL-The person
who took from "a disabled ForI car
standing On the road near Bill Boom
er's ranch one Of the tires may return
the same and avoid trouble, otherwise
there will be prosecution. HENRY
NEAL, Carmen, Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
WEEK AT THE REX

TONIGHT, FRIDAY, JULY 2s-A
very fine James Oliver Curwood
drama of the north, GODS COUN-
TRY AND THE WOMAN, starring
VIM. Duncan and Nell Shipman. Al.
so 2-reel Larry Semon comedy, BE-
TWEEN THE ACTS. Prices Soc 5e
SAT'DAY, JULY 2s.-Family night.
Douglas Mclean in laughable
comedy drama THE JAIL BIRD.
Also 2-reel comedy. Prices 30c and
l5c; 2 parents and children Coo
SIMULTANEOUSLY, JULY 3O-3l-
Big lavish, costly special Rudolph
Valentino and Agnes Ayres in the
great play THE SHEIk. Music by
Mr.. Coyle and Mrs. Mcpherson.
Prices so and 25 cents.
TUESDAY. AUG. dorothy Gish in
u delightful comedy drama, FLY
ING PAT Also one-reel news
MOVIE CHATS.
WED.-THURS-. AUG. 2-3-Tom Mix
IN u fine western TRAILING. Also
2-reel comedy.
NOTE:There will Be no pictures shown
at the REX during Chautauqua
See the Sheik's vengeance and the
storm in the desert.
See the heroine stampede the Ara
bian horses AMI dash away to free
dom in The Sheik.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
FOR COMMISSIONER.

! respectfully ask the support Of
voters in the coming general election
for the Office Of county commissioner,
pledging myself TO work for economy
in county expenditures If selected to
that office.
w. A. BRINEY
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
SALMON LOCALS =

There will be regular services at the
Methodist church on Sunday. Sunday
school at 10 a. M, preaching services
at Ii "A. m. and p. m.
Sheep shipments in two train loads
have gone out of the valley this week.
the largest consignments being those
of the Salmon Livestock company.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
FOR SHERIFF

Fraim J. Wilmington respectfully
asks the support of all his friends in
his candidacy for the office of sheriff
Of Lemhi county.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
w. A. BRINEY.
For SHERIFF.

Horece G. Pope has filed for the
primary election as a republican can
didate for sheriff and respectfully
asks the support Of his friends.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

! hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of state senator, subject to
the will of the republican party at the
primary election.
II. l.. SUMMERS.
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Notice 10 Stockholders.

Patterson, Idaho, July /, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that a spec
ial stockholders meeting of the Blue
Wing Tungsten Mining and Milling
company will be held at 1858 West
Roosevelt Road, Chicago, H., Satur-
day, July IS, 1922, at p. m for the
purpose Of considering improvements
and development Of the property for
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of any other business that may
come before the meeting.
w. p BARTON, Secretary.
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POLITICAL CARDS.
PROBATE IIfDGE.

James Melvyn respectfully solicits
general support in his candidacy for
the Office of probate judge.
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COUNTY SUpERINTFNDENT

] hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of County Super
intendent Of schools in the approach
ing demOcratinc primary election.
ISABELLE RYAN.
Salmon, Idaho, June 6, 1922.
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FOR PROBATE JIrDGE.

George w. Cronkite offers his name
for the primary election and sill be
glad to receive the support Of the
y embers Of his pGrty entitled 70 vote
therein.
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FOR ASSESSOR
Jesse r. SHDRETJ

Subject TO the democratic primary
election, August /, 1922.