The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-10-06

"a Mrs. w. T. Cooper have as The, said
flatlVes from North Dakota school issue
Eoltef ana MI and Mrs. aftert" and
|and Stanley Colter, who ex- indull that
cc@'e III Cannon. serVehOther
up from Blackfoot for court JaT will
le news of the improving few d. Out
the Rev. R. S. Stringfellow, Mrs.
1 cen under the care of physi- Mr. Plment
/ a nervous breakdown. recent less
Sheriff Jim Stout and Char. yavne
BE came down from Gilmore Mr;aloon
Jay to spend the entire week son hor;as
heir numerous Salmon and on TESt,toS
Punty friends at the fair. adenq, " and
Pope, the fruit and grape form let"
from the lower Salmon. Ills of
bis staple supplies to Salmon A !many
! y and sold what he had in a mon merce
red pro alII On: dr IF 1Ie4IyndF Iaqaenj have
ID petition with 100000 signatures for
\ the question of light wine and beer Hotel
that prohibition is gradually forcing the
pf the United States back to the American
Sentative Hill of Maryland the other day
4 Secretary Mellon of the treasury demand
FER Haynes on the ground that he sis using
Fsing To be used official mail franks of the
~ Department for the sending out of per-
7olltlcal propaganda In the interest of him
MS associates, the Anti-SaloOn league"
parry removal Of Representative VolStead of
|'a' author of the prohibition enforcement
IN the membership and craftsmanship of the
Pudicl"ry committee was demanded in the
~ Representative Tinkham of Massachu-
ihNham charged that Volstead owed his
TO the Anti-Saloon league. Which spent
oh MS behalf. and that Volstead has been
iielit 10 the leagues influence After consid-
|"rahSlng the house by vote of al 70 3
70 deny Tinkham the right to speak on the
/ IN the house and to expunge his resolution
Pc record.
fsIeSS decates over the effects of prOhlbl-
frequently staged. Senator Sterling OF
uaNota started to introduce resolution
Nhs the prohibition authorities to board any
"'uln four marine leagues of the coast.
eAlialned that the amendment wouldn't
W because the secretary of state was Of
A'on mat the Jurisdiction of the United
A'eH0ed only three miles out from shore.
resolution might make international
l'u ''''.t the secretary of state was endeav-
"'Ne at an amicable understanding with
''''h regarding the search of vessels.
muse Not long ago Representative CALI
n''' sSachuNetts declared the past two years
enforcement had been HI. In brief,
ma nothing Is being accomplished and
>OuD'eS is In worse condition than ever
H,S'iye William y. Upshaw of Georgia
"ailVan and undertook to show what
n aVohlplished. Here are some of the
:" ue charge that prohibition enforce
sly Us wsll as failure, ! submit the
la indictments I'm federal courts for
s,r l. i9-l, 10 December 81. 1921. as shown
si,o, reports received by legal division,
p. 0F'her reports will greatly increase.
n, n4nor violations imposed by federal
ssnoa July l, 1927. TO December 81,
Erisios ny Incomplete reports received by
sa.." H'N',>S3.47. Reports from all fed,
n VII undoubtedly increase the amour:
a. sppr'Simately Sl.OOO.OOO.
h.. " does not include convictions and
h. s, Na'e codes. For instance in Ohio,
fsoa,,s e"ce' during the year 1921. incom-
22s-o ~'th many municipalities missing.
liquor fines. most of which was
territories. and tnsular pos