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Their Digestion Good.

Greensburg. Pa, Aug. 19-George
w Potts and T. l.. Brown had Il
banana eating contest in the fruit
store Of Wilkinson Brothers, in which
Is bananas We're eaten and two bot
Ties of pop We're drunk. The contest
'asted ten minutes and Brown ate 81
bananas and Potts 222. The loser paid
or the fruit and the pop. Previous
10 the contest the boys ate Il quart
Of ice cream.
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Harding Slams Mileage Book Bill

Washington, Aug. IA delegation
of senators. members of rhe house and
commercial travellers Witnessed the
signing by President Harding of a
bin directing issuance by railroads al
INTERCHANGEABLE mileage hnnks
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HOW'S THIS?

do what we claim for it-rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
the Internal Medicine, Tonic, which
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces. thus assisting to restore nor
NAL conditions.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo. o.
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great help in carrying child, as have
noticed difference when didn't take
it. thank you for this medicine and if
I ever come to this point again do not
want to be without the Vegetable Com
pound. l give you permission to publish
this letter so that all women can take
my advice. Mrs. FRED MINER, Box
1O2, Churubusco, N. Y.
It's the same story over again.
Women suffer from ailments for years.
They try doctors and different medi-
cines, but feel no better. Finally they
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and you can see its value in
the case of Mrs. Miner.
That's the truth of the matter If you
are suffering from any of the troubles
women have, you ought to try this med
icine. 1t can be taken in safety by young
or old, as it contains no harmful drugs
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Tragedy at Dedication.

Rratrlehoro, Vt, Aug. 1.-two per,
sons were burned to death and Il third
4 woman, probably fatally burned
when an neroplane crashed during the
dedication Of flying field here. The
hrpe were passengers in machine
,il"ted by Il. Hughes, of Minenia, l.
= Wln eScAneh with minor IN il. .teS :
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NATIONAL I.EAGUG.

At st. LouiS-St Louis. ,: rhiladei-
phia, >. G4 inningS.D BatterleS--
Haines. AnSmith Ring, Henline.
At Observation-Disclosures. >: Pitts
burgh. , Observation-Disclosures. tf"wdN !;
Cooper, GuUch.
AT Chicago New York. Il: thic;t-
90. II. Ratteries-N BARNES Smith ;
Aldridge. O'F'arrel.
Brook n-cincinnati. rain.
Standinn of the CluDs
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leased Bull Kills a Man.

Bethlehem, Pa. Aug. 19.-Enraged
by teasing children. as it was being
led To slaughter through local streets,
a 1300pound bull charged Il crowd
and killed Nicholas Casciarro, aged
u. The animal as il charged Stumbl-
ed and fell on the young man. who
had also fallen in his efforts to get
out Of the way His chest was crush
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lackaWanna Strikers Enioined.

Trenton, \. j.. Aug. l9.--Federal
Judge BOdine signed an order temper
arily restraining former employees of
the Lackawanna railroad now on
strike, from interfering with the bust
ness of the road in any way. 1t is
returnable for argument on August
%.
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FISHING AND SAILING PARTIES

Taken out. also boats for hire. I
know where there is goodtrout fishing
My prices are reasonable. Good 2raveI
for sale FRANK Z. CANNON. f03
Willis street. Telephone 2S9-E
SI15-6t
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SEED WHEAT

Good seed wheat for sale Apply
Clay M. Webb, Vienna, Md.
7I26-tf
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Standing 6 h C;u2s.

Y. I. F,.T " 7. T y
\.IOrk. Is a 81 CHICAGO. - - I'd
StLouiS Is Il I91 WaShtm. - g. ~
Detroit. 60 - 80 Athletics 4G "a rs
Clpvpnd - - 800 Boston,. II IS :"!'S
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SUCCEEDS WHERE
DOCTORS FAIL
Lydia E. Pinkkam's Vegetable Com
pound Often Does That. Read
Mrs. NJ s Testimony

sic, One day a
!li.:: hpr told me
boat your Vegeta-
t.:% compound and 1
took it, 1T helped me
% zach that l wish
IL al Use all women
to try Lydia E. Pink
|ham's We ge t a BILE
compound for fe-
male troubles and
|hackacha IT ia q
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CLAIBORNE ANNAPOLIS FERRY 10.
SUMMER SCHEDULE

Effective FROM cunyay June 25th
lnx
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08

Tho Indies promise am ofen.n. '. good ruler.urmon. and eNne.. .''' mnou. ol Pioneers and .h.I .''. Uc.
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IFTHODIsT CHURCH NO. Es

Sunday morning worship at n o'clock. suboict "Chr.st died for our Sins" 1:C0r15-3.
 sunday school at 12:15. We arc fortunate in getting workers to take Che place Of MoHrs J. A. and G. P. Davis who arc at Strawberry Point Tor a months vacation. witch their children We win miss Che women from our workers as thoy are always faithful
 EDworth League at o'clock. Eve cry one welcome.
 Evening worship at o'clock. Tho subject win bo tho same as used in tho morning worship. these we call our twin sermons Hear them both as tlcy doai with vital thoughts
 We win preach at Douglas at 2.30 p-m.
 Md-woot devotional and Bible Judy at g o'clock on Wednesday cycu.nr w. A. Allen. Pastor
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Social liens

Mrs. J c. Mcbride entertained a low friends at afternoon tea ou Erie day
 Mra w & pu'.on entertained eoY- eral guests at dinner on thc Fourth.
 Mr. and Mr J c. Mcbride arc giving bridge dinner thia evening at the.d residence l0 twelve gueaia.
 Nu z. H Cheney who has been visiting witch different friends .u Ju- neu for ume win yisIt for few days with Mrs. R. y. Robertson.
 Mr. and Mra. z. H Bradford gave a dinner to eight guests ou tho oycn- Iue of tho Fourth and later Che party adjourned ,o tlo dance.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lucas enter aIuci twelve guests for dinner on . Che Fourth
 Cant aud Mrs. Bond gave a dinner Hlr.y m Monday evening at tho.r homo 0n Seventh street.
 Capt and Nm HaWioy of Che EE- pIoror entertained guests nc luncheon aboard Che sh.p on Che Fourth
 Governor and Mm Bone enter aiued guests at dinner 0n Monday evening and are giving another din. | uor party tbIs evening Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Mullen gave q very enjoyable dinner dance at th' home Of Che lat,or's parents or |Thmday evening Violin and piano from Drl.eH orchestra supplied th music. Twenty eren guests wor nroaon.
 Capt and Mrs. Warwick of Ex pI0ror mvc Q dinner party to mum bor Of friends at thc GaatIucau or .tho evening of One Fourth
 Mrs. WaHIc.u Smith gave 70 lunch a0n today In honor of Mra Scmumach or Mrs. Cobb's dator who is visiting .buo from Wichita Kansas
 A. w. Hmn.nr is entertaining wIh a utue party th.s afternoon ii honor of his foua seventh birthday About twenty Fuots arc celobratIn' . che occasion with games and a gen e.I good timo.
 Governor and Mu Bone enter u.uod number ot Ft. Seward gucst . for dinner on lho evening of th Fourth of July Among those pres ont were. Major ant Mrs Lampcri . Capt and Mm Haaf Lieutenant So . brcc. Chaplain Manahan and MI . CuaIe and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thcil of Juneau The party attended th .Uucy dance afterwards.
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SPLENDID SHOWING
 MADE NEAR RYDER
Seattle Company Developing Highly Promising Property In New
 Tneui Field

u....aom.r.. aI One Daily AaHaa arc producing mos. gratifying rc n.a ar..rIn. Io M.nHe.ne n.r.e l.- n.. u.'r who. WtH Director aI. .. u.mh.r.nn. 0ame down Saturday r..r. Tn moot m. 00mnHnEa nI don't. Ie..r r kahn. aud One o.rc nrr Maurice n. L0eley
 In conversation uIlr .H. Minor Mr. n..r ..I ua. whom He bonded One nrrr.rr .n.r. W. apparently only .r. r-. ..n. m One group. nuI .H.I .n.. .rru. m. Inn. proved Che cN...- one. oI .rre. mo-. -on... any one o. which H One .IraI o. One or.en. discovery The four rone. .c nnrH.- I.. from a,. .r rU0 Ieo. anW. and
 from r. u 200 foot .n width. Wrr. Hu Hr has boon rr.ue.n..'' confined II. a.. cutting ,n .. .r. .He ... ..u. .H.em.
 Tn. company nHrr oIU.e on .Hr
 .n.rr . i. continuous operation. r. .. n. .r.-... samples "..u
 m. bone. e.r.. .a.u" from !. ' Tn fI.. uHH. sample. from various
 from .. rn seven Iae. in width give values or tIoo and hel.e-
 On .he original lode. open .H. H.r. determined ". oHur.e for . 0H ..r.. nI ... e.l and .hHu. 900 .... north r. m. o.I .or.IueI mn.. n nr-r body o. Une aunh.l. orc Inn. boon .r.r.. Hn and .s..fe H'eH n. .s. "u.. m .I.r H.re he.n on. ar.I
 II.. Mr. Daily. Intention I' '.'m mu.H ahn.. m. .ur.... n. possible H..or. H... ..-..I .n nr.rlr. for .H0 ur..r development. program H'E
 .I characteristic. 0. .r. property .-. such cha. m.E.uuu r.u.H may h. expected hr diamond trIune an. II n.oH.0.. Cha. eonal.0H.. -urrr. U. underground n.o.r.. l.ue u.. n. lorr n.l. Gan aud winter HI ... method
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hmm snance rlnrch

Services are held every Sunday at n a. m. in tho church of Christian Science Society of Juneau. on Fifth Street botwcoD Main and Seward Streets The subject Sunday win be Sacrament
 Sunday school at 9:l5 a. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room ]. Malony Block open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 2:30 to and Go 9 D. m. Wednesday evenings from Co 8 o'clock.
 Tho public is cordially invited to attend thcsc services and visit Che Reading Room.
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MONEY ON DEPOSIT
 MORE THAN CENTURY

hum.n "A novel document upon which H uu.I a c'um ou the .od- oral government for approximately EI.0O0O00. nruana. and accrued .u- ..I.l on tenoH. ol ta.00I mado m m. United alat0H treasury Iu Philadelphia In IIN1. Wn exhibited hora by MaIor J. L WhIto. a retired nhr..nu ol Rowan county W c. The In.umm. consists Of an Iuacrp- uoH ou copper pinto hogualhus to ihc lnl.r of lne plato Che IH.i.a. deposit and accrued interest
 Na.or white. who nId Inc served Iu h. Wnr between lHo states m lho youngest maIor I'm lhe Confederate army and had an Che appearance. 70. IH. .a.I.dI appearing tue generally ra.aIroI to n. Ono southern sonNc man, m.d Inc found Che plato In a cave I'm North Cw1Huo while talking ! refuge from storm.
 The circular aloe. o. hammoro. copper bon. ho following naup uou
 HA. uma from Che aIl c1un- try ! deposited EgoOo u.ue ! thousand doIuD u Che u s. Treasury in Philadelphia. iu lla1. . ] Ima.e .h.a money to tle Nudr
 of hH pinto. H Wm wounded
 and bound To d.o.
 H. HhHNLEI."
 MaIor White nd ho found h .ua.e m IaIf and wont ,o Che Norl American Bank in Philadelphia which took over Che aIuu ol tn United sale. Treasury abou. lall where. Ie said. Io was shown ll Treasury record where one H A HuHc. lul maIe n deposit a pcoI .H.I ur m. plate. IHo rr deuI o tH. hmE hc a.u. told him .1o i'm torest and principal would mom td approximately EI.0U0.0OO. but ad .t.eI hm l1 delay eIorH CO so. pos
 Hon ol thc money owing .o m settled condition attendant upon .h World War; which had already bc em
 He said Inc showed tho plato t . William G. Mehdoo. thcu aecc,w |or Ho Treasury who. he declared aureI him it wa. a permanently valid cIum araua, Che eoTcrnmcn.
 T don't need Che money nov" auI Major White 'but .t f com loruMe to know ldal uucIo 5au owe. me sI.U0U.0Ou.
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GUGGEEHEus BOND
 RYDER PROPERTY

U... ... .....u .0"....... m. ....... . ....u. .... m. ...... ... m. u.".-. -.. .. which ... Premier '.... TT. ... .... ...
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 -. ...H. ... ... . e.". Tn. .... ". .. owned ". .r r. Clog. .r. ". ...". bond
 ... ... . ... ... .0r " ....... .....n
 ... ..... ... patton. ..-. ....... n. III. "..- .. ... -".... ..".Hr. Corporation N..H
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A t.Iernm received nre ru0day .r John Ho.mru.H. who H employed at Che Alaska Juneau m.II s.alca that hs brother hzo' ahol and killed .na.h.r brother Prod i'm Hu..o Mon- nrr. wmI.r evening oI th" wool. and rI.n .ho. and .e..oua.F wounded n... tr.T. former W.Io and .on..foHr old .on.
 All One Homru.e.a resided i'm In- r..r .I ono umr hEe.a w.Io occur. .re divorce from nm In taa tei- .rrI .aur. her. i'm 1920. evidence ho. in. introduced aI IHo Ir.HI .o aho" frt One uoman had rm.cuci her affections from her husband .o hH brother Frei
 Tn. woman with her en.i I0. Juneau .... ro.r ahou. .HH Ume I'D. in. In HuU. tE.. Ur'mrr.H. Io.. hr-. i'm March oI tn.a year and Pred leH hr-. ouI. month aeo. !. aoem from n.a- happening Chat both bro hen ur. in Butte and Chat. Fred and Il.". former wife bad either m.rr..I or u.-. ahouI fo marry.
 Juneau residents who wore Wc. r.rur.n..I uIn tIe Ho'mUu l At. had hrooI.I over h.s WrnHe -..I ur imaginary mH I.H m.no was unbalanced he.or. he 'c., hwc.
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Local News Items

Wu.. H"r... m. warden and .l.u. naoI nE .rI.c.0. returned T.u-I.. from nm extended collecting Grip Through m. H.HlH .r .H. n..HW.. 0I IHue.H
 C J u.I. win. ... boon on n hom.....I nm s.... N.arI near Au. Bay .- ... H ....r. ...- was
 visitor m town ..r.. .n. .a.. n.a.. H. extensively .ur.e.I m
 u. HmHe ar. |. meeting H.h
 T.. .HE'.r. Pioneer. n. NHH.. I..0o No. .. n.. hold - r.e...r meet. .rr .. N0.. .H. H.H... n..Ht al . o'clock I. n. .."oN.. H. .0.... |. .H..r .'. H.....- .H. ....r am....
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CHRISTIAN sCHECE IECTUBE

Dr. Walton Hubbard q. s. D. mamh.. ar .Hc Board ol Lc.WeH H.n uE H. Mother Church. Tho |.u. Church or CHr.s. Scientist i'm ho. tone Mass. win arrive u Imon on l.. trlmor IouHo.
 ur Hubbard win deliver n Ice. ur. on Christian Science at Che Pal. r.. IHcnr. Monday evening nc x o'clock t1 which the public H cor. InIIr .nr.I.|
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UuIIor HIC1 EIU1TTo

Cutter Race Finale
 NEr o.c.oe. i'm Ihe evening One .H.. number on Ihe program Che dance ....n.eI. Wa. given. consisting O. n .u.t.r race between crow. of lse r'.- armcnt cal. Uua'ea and Explore. whom One UuaIel crew won a. i. had previously in Che day aui from ah- u.oror mon .u Che ue O. war. The Iranee roHeI .n tac boa. raee Wa. one and .z.eenth mI0a and Che nm. mudo by Che winners W ID m.ru.. and 10 aeeoHd. The wine r.r wor. only two bon, Ionr'h. .H..t af lhor competitors Y ho aN- nI.r boys however nut It aI over Che unaiea lads I'm che Wa.'-.ca.'ns e.nte.. earlier Tn Ono day. tho.r rec ord Hone rr ...orl. and One .n'.H' record minute. and n Ho.onI. Much favorable common. WH. hc''. Iu..n. Che fay ou tno good and true .ra-.mnu.H.n shown by ,ne c.c" rI both In. Uua.el and Explorer
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08

John MeDomaoH who wa. roc.n.- Iy convicted ol hoolIose.ue at Hydcr
 escaped from Deputy Marsha. IT. w. Mcdonald few days ago and lcd across .ha Canadian line. MoCor- mreE Waa aken into custody by u Canadian official and 1T ho cmo, provo hH Canadian citizenship hc win bo donor.oi .o Hvler
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r-- nm. -.--.

Mr and Mr. No.0r ...' . Iru.hI.r. Mm Laura Hro n.on.oI on h. Princess Lrr.ar duo o'r.r .l.s e.mne They hua h.ou Co loeho.- tor. Nun. where Mr. IIco'uE.F un- t.-unt nm examination al Mayo Hro.h.-. bot ac.ordIue to word TO- .r.reI by h.H Hln Irmoa N.t'a en- .ourue.mont ur. e.ron h.m IH complaint wa. IHrnood aH c'no.r nf Ono .omneh.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08

N......n .r.H... .H som. ... .m. r" ... wed. N... ..." traces o.
 rH.u .". .""".
 r.. m. com. from .. u.. 0H N. r. . ."". u" from
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as well as to ren- ovate old pieces.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
TITII nnI U0Td

Gom.. mau in Che sisior chapel am.. mass with general commu- ulon Of thc ladies of tho Altar so- cicty
 IO.80 am. last mass with short sermon.
 7.30. cyoning dovoiious.
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Harriet Uarrarar ronio mro for nora under In rrrrH. .FIrI EI Aac- for. r.coul. nu.olt Hoh.rn .hrl. Ge1.ec HnI ronlo mre for hoI I0 io II re1r -Fr. Ed Mcintyre.
 conI Harrud WIu.amH hrI Kenneth Marshall lywI acN nce for boys under VI yoau art Hamml Williams. .ocond Winston cnclham. h'rI. I'd Mcintyre 1l- rnrI .acE me. for boys uudw I rr noeond ucoI EIrl hIo. Errbor.. .c0HnI. hIn.r. 0WNf .H.rI George Han e5garI mc. race .o. girls -FIr. Elhcr n.r. second Veronica Mcintyre. thrd GouoUoro saImm ruea-'ossai rco 55 yards for rou under II years f.u. Ac. |emIorE and sidney WIHnm oo | |ond. hIoI Eurhere and cnrI EHHher- |tHrI. HcHnrt Cnrr.wn HnI Kenneth Marshall Three.'eeroI ruc.. 0a ya" ! for hor under If yclu laoc1nd raoeI
 .F.rt. EI Mcintyre and Hmu |p.rr. cord. Inmoa naFH and NIc ! tor HIre.u.. h.rI Mao a0.oum am. IBaymond Garreuon Obstacle wc. Cor hoya II Io IE reIn tIrt H ! Mcintyre. rond. E.Iore acl.ae'Im ! third. Archie Ionn. HHt mIuH rc. . .orer 200 nomI.I -FIu. nmnH .LnuH. second sruri WuHH.0Hol .nIrd. Hrnr hyou Nace for Wome. orrr mn yoau -FrU Mrs. Ew. WE .ns. eoud Mrs. Grover Davis .nrd. Nu H Afford. Nma mce .mdar 90 gcau -FIr.U D. R Bradley
 second Domr.e. Louis, thrd Jom .Pato
 More Baseball
 ! hi Che conclusion ol lhe program |at tho dock which va about .8oloeE uoerIg everybody won. .o lh . .mu ground. I'm La chaneo ba.I . where baseball wr. again .Ho orle .rr entertainment THo url Hm . un between che Fort Seward loau land Juneau Che ra being Hnlo .tr. InIier to Che tune O. TO .n Ia.
 n. nm. .. "'. .. .
 . grounds One HauicH Ware urlr.u .hcr Drovcs and .Hruc.o.uN h .dc.oaHue Che uua.ea team Che Doug |aa bunch rolling mp ls to a eoa. .ore
 After Ihcr defeat r noue.u .h .UuaIr tcam hurried .o Juneau am ruent aean.. Che Iweau to.m on th |ha.u grounds and .u fhc ..Eth .m.n .ol One aevcn-.un.ue game .t looked a Though mIor would uce. Che hom Interrogation hut Che Ia.Ir t.ehione |hcr bc..e ancedol mp .He.r gun |rreu.ue got into t.f umc and |uayrI beu turning what looked i.N ! |a.mosi luuIu d..r. into victory 'the tcor. ba.ur f0 lo q. Tho result |or fre baseball tournament iou .I..m. .UrH.HHuur H...
 nI.H.# .U.n |n.I H.H
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CHURCH NOTICEs
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL

sunoay sorvicoa Holy communion at a.m. Morning prapor and sor- mon at n a.m. No evening services.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30
STILL FIGHTING THE CIVIL WAR

At a recent meeting Of the Confed.
crate Veterans Association national
convntion, the members passed resolu
tons In which they declared that Lin
coin was the prime cause of the civil
war; that they had their proof from
l.. S. Government records. They all
so demanded that the schools OF the
south be required to teach U. s.
history edited and published by sym
hizers of the south whose old time
,reiudiees obscure their sense Of the
ruth. ss-s.,t-a sf-~
Resolutions OF that sort. from that
ource. can in no way change the
acts or reflect upon the character and
FORK of Lincoln. or the men who sus-
ained him.
The seeds Of the civil war were sown
] the constitutional convention when
re trainers of that wonderful docu-
ent found 1t necessary to compro-
Use with the evils OF slavery. Cir
instances, at that time seemed to
EN- to justify the compromise.
When Lincoln said This Nation can
Il exist, half slave and half free" he
erely put into words the thoughts
at were in the mind of every thinking
IN OF his time. He did not produce
conditions, he merely interpreted
en- into the language Of the people
But. even thos old confederate vet
ms would not desire the results of
IN they are from the master hand of
lcoln. Since their day two wars have
IN fought by the United states In
n of which the sons OF the south
the north We'd with each other In
holding the honor OF the flag and
lculsively refutes the contention OF
old johnies who adopted this res
ton. Their declaration no more
resents thesouth, OF to day. than ii
resents the north.
heir attempt to foist upon the
ools OF the south history pervert-
to conform TO their desires instead
historical facts VIII fall as fiat as
similar attempts OF other organ
ions, religious and secular. to per-
history in an attempt to PROPAGATE
ie particular creed or doctrine. The
hiipdod
DOL child doped with political or
sious propaganda under q false "a
VIII soonsr Or later discover the
ID and spsw Il out 70 ths disoom-
re of the doDsfsrs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30
COUNTY POLITICS

Every taxpayer IL Interested In To-
cal politics. or If not he should be-
Saturday July LIST, closes the season
for candidates fling their nomination
papers. Up to Thursday morning the
only ones filed were Archie Bowler.
on the Republican ticket, for re-elec-
ton as County Clerk and Recorder;
Judge J. L. Fuller. seeks nomination
for reelection as probate Judge on the
Republican ticket: Willie johnson, OF
Marley, has filed as candidate fer NOM
nation for Assessor on the Progress
sive ticket.
Those who claim to know, state that
a full ticket will be put in the field
by each OF the three parties; Repub-
leans, Democrats and Progressives.
A number OF persons have been men
toned as candidates for various Of
fees, but so far only the three above
mentioned have actually filed, On the |
Republican ticket II is probable that
Clarence Wheeler will file for sheriff,
Paul Haddock for Attorney IT. B.
Brush, Ben Darrah and Sam Bate,
present incumbents, for county com
missioners, Frank T. Disney for state
senator and Mrs. Leah NJ. Burnside
for County Superintendent. On the
Democrat ticket II is stated that Ed.
Newman will file for sheriff and that
other candidates will be found before
night for each OF the other
positions. In addition to the Progress
stve candidates mentioned in another
article. II is rumored that George Reid
Of Dietrich. will file as candidate
for County Treasurer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30

The shoshone ssrenading sympho,
pF syncopaters played IA Richneld
Tuesday nisld Every one reports d
good tlmel Those in me onhesifa
veFsi Mlssep heNahon ana Haddoch.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30

Lowen Winchester Alex Brunker
and John Murdock started the latter
part Of last week on a tour OF the yell
iowstone park. Ward was received
Tuesday that they had Just entered the
park. They are making the uip in
me new Ford touring car recently pur-
chased BY Lowell Winchester
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30

The semi-annual meeting Of the
Shoshone Club win be held at the
club rooms at p. m. Friday evening,
June s0th. for the purpose OF electIng
directors and the taking up OF other
important matters. Please attend.
w. II. Murphy, Secy.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30

Last Saturday the 5-piece orches-
ira Of this city. known as the Sho-
shone Serenading symphony Synccpa-
ters, played for the picture show.
The music greatly improved the ef-
feet OF the picture. The orchestra
will probably repeat the performance
every Saturday night.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30

Some Of the Richfield young people
In Shoshone Sunday We're: The Misses
Dorothy Piper. Thelma Bhuel, May
Newman, Bessie Keenan, and Elva
johnson; Messrs. Ed Brennan and
Gus Layman. The Newlyweds, Mr.
and Mrs. S. J. Piper We're also visit
ing in Shoshone.