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ENDED DREAM Of WEALTH
Humorous Side to Alchemy fiases
Which Was at First Taken
Quite Seriously.

Alclemy-thc science Of transmit.
Ing baser metals into Eold-nO longer
commands the serious attention Of
learned men. although 1t wns ut the
basis of many OF the scientific inves-
tigations OF the nncicnts. II hns not
been given respectful consIlernt Ion
since the famous fiasco which terMi-
nnted the efforts of Professor Semler
Of Germany. In the latter part Of the
Nineteenth century.
Semler experimental with II com.
pound known as tho "sult Of Life"
the discovery OF II certain Baron
iirscle,l, which was supposed to be
the universal medicine. lie left II NO.
luton Of thls con position In warmth
for several days and, on examination,
was astonisl,ed t0 discover IN il some
thin scales of n ycll"wl>h metal which,
when tested, proved to be pure gold.
His discovery caused Immense excite.
ment, whicl, terminated In u legal IN.
quiry OF Scmlcr's claims II wua
iinnlly brought to light TINT nm old and
devoted servant of Senlor's had been
slipping smnll pieces Of gold leuf Into
the solution slyly. md with no l,lcn
beyond gratifying his beloved master.
One Of the great laughs of the nfruir
wns furnished by the discovery, dur
Ing one Of the tests, Of n sort OF brass
composition In the jar, Instead of
gold. II turned out tlut this ln,d been
placed there by the servants wife,
who Ind been lntrusicd with the
money I" purchase the gold leaf. She
had procured brass instead, spending
the balance OF the money for her fa.
vOrlte beverage.
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Peace conxention Of 1861.

The peace convention is the nLn,r
given To II convention held IN Wnai,.
ingt"n on the Invitation of Vir.inim
in February. 1891. Just before the
outbreak Of the Clyll war. for the pur-
pose Of arranging II peaceful settle.
ment of the difficulties between the
.,crtli and South. Fourteen free s'rtcs
and seven slave states were repre-.
scnied md ench stn.a wns allowed
only single vote. Ex-rrcslcnt
Tyler presided over the convention. A
committee upon which cnch "f the
- states wns represented submitted
u report recommending the n,iopt Ion
~ certain specified amendments 10
the federal Constitution. The rc;ori
was adopted by the convention. The
amendments urged generally fnyorcd
The South, but were not wholly salts.
factory to either section md were not
favornbly received By either house
~ congress.
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BIG PROFIT IN SNAKE "cRoPs"
Frsnehmsn In Fair way 10 Oct Rich
When Authorities Put an End
70 the oanns.

Snake breeding wns onc ~ the most
profitable Industries In France for twO
brothers who owned u farm In the dc
partment of the lonnc. The depart.
ment. finding itself Infested will,
viperx, offered ~ ccutimcs II hcnd ns
a bounty. The brothers Interested
themselves. registered their fnrn nnl
started out to catch vlpcrs, They had
marvellous luck Inst year, catching
5000 scrlents and making bigger
profits tlnn ever Ind lsrn mndc ~,
the fnrm. During the Inst slx months.
their rntch increasing Internationally.
II seemed likely To run Int" millions.
Their nclgl,l'Ors unfortunately were
lnQuisitiyc md the authorities inv"s.
tigate,i. The brothers We're found I"
le raising sInkcs IN the fnrlm. En'l,
mother viper reared mn average III
hfty yenr. Had they continued Il
n estimated the cnterprlslng hrotl1rs
would hnve had 500OnO vIpcrs In
ivc years. The unln,aglnntlye court ~
Axsixsh In T'Onnsre sentenced the
snnke breeders 10 two ycnrs' lh,prlsOm.
ment for obtaining money by false
preienscs, which wns rtluccd, how.
ever, 10 eighteen months.
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exeitiNo Air voyao1.

A French soldier, iusl,cd IN tiS
swinging nnci,or ~ u military
"sauri,gc" M,ll,"'n. funded In nm "I".ii
field about ten miles from Augrrn,
Frmncc. u few days ng", according Ia
nm exchange. tie was the only lmia'
scngcr. and he WINS snfe ni,'i sound,
ind his crnfi wns un'lninnxed The
soldier wns carried nlOft when tIs
cables snapped earlier In the day M
preparations were heing maie for u
parachute Night. The ballsH,n. when
lust sighted by "ne Of the squadron
of airplnncs that Ind pursued II IL
m effort "a snve the soldiers life was
bound senwur,i. and II wis fcn'cd TINT
the soldier might bc waited luther
before liz could brIng the ship "a
snrth. A chanse In MIR currents sn,@'
Him. The soldier crnwled hand over
llnnd 10 the nnclI0r. 10 which hc ln-l'rd
himself fnst. Ills dnnHlIng figure dis.
appeared from View ~ those IN the
ground. hut Just before dusk he waved
hia handkerchief nj the pilot ~ "nc ~
tho pursuih. nirpInnes. which could
not get close enough IN save him
without further cndangcrIng liis ira
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BIRDS "NEsT" REALLY RAFT
Watsr.Hsn Prefers Floating Home
classsd BY Some Naturalists a.
Land Creature.

You know the green weed that
grows In grcnt patches on any rocky
shore. We cnll II scnwcr,l, but really
II Is II lnn,l plant which for some
strange reason has taken to the sen.
The wntrr.l,cn In one of the mos,
Interesting examples of suci, curious
transfers. Everyone knows this bird,
with Its red bcnk, Its long dangling
legs. md Its white tail. AS YOU walk
nloig the bank Of II strrnn,, II starts
NJ suddenly with u fearful fuss. lnp
ping Its wings and beating the wutcr
with It's feet. Finally II manages I"
rise into the uir, and moves oil with
numbering flight.
Though II Is more nt home on tl,r
water thnn In the uir, or on dry lind.
the wnter.l,en In. really a land bird.
Apparently II discovered centuries
agO that food wns cnsicr Ia obtain
In ponds nnd streams, md decided to
adopt an nquntic life. It's feet n,r
not webbed, but 1t Inns learned to swim
and dive us well ns duck.
The wntcr.hcn's nest consists of u
raft ms big ms the top Of II barrel,
an,i II mndc Of rnsl,cs nnd twiss nm.
cllOred to the stems II wntrr plnnts.
Sometimes II IN not no0rcd nt MI,
and the parents follow II about nm
II drifts over the surface of II pond
London Tit.Blis.
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Cooking for q kino.

Next 10 YcllOwstOn. hike the highest
nnyiinbIc body of wnisr In Soril,
America is Lake I'nizcunro, IN the
Mcxican stnic Of MichOncpn. which
has been chilled ~ crysInI goblet held
hlgI, IN the cool grip " The Slcrr1s."
The town Of Fn,zcuBro wns the scni
of the old Tnrnscnb kings, aud IN IL
plaza women ana bosa sim sli l1'sid"
their fires nj night. selling vegetables
IN sncks. snys the New York Evening
Post. Fishermen from the huis thai
ling Ia the steep Sides of the lnk.
lslcls nrc picturesque figures IN the
streets. Once when II grcnt King moved
from 1'ntzcunrO ncro,s the lake l."
igunzzio-Nhore now nre pyramids nmd
n ruined nmpl,IiIlcnier--hc lrfi hi,
royni kitchen behind, but moi wishing
10 change Ills diet. he bud train oi
very NJ slaves curry his nenl- Is
miles around the lake shore from the
ovens at tile court.
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Hard on 0orea,

ARTHUR I. l,nlfn,ir." said n nlnii.'
her or the Brltisl, cmhh,.y, "is II fns'
rIhn,ing t"rsoii-iir fascinated every
body hc ii'i here IN WnslilI'gtOIi-'-bu'
y0u'y" got to ndmli Tint hos hnrh 0h
bbrts
"Air. Hnlfour rnnc ont II his bit
yrnow lols" IN Carlton Hons" t"r,pcr
one dny, md LcfDr" II" 'o'ili pct inih
liis motor cnr n hor" held him M.
"Thc borr tnlkrd 10 him nbJut he
Inhd md Ulster for ~ minutes IN p,r
blue streak. and then. wl"h lic paused
for breath. Mr. i.nlfour said;
"'Yos. there nrc M omcie's Ike the
oincle,s yoii get NJ clnridaoA'
"I'crlnps, perhaps nId the bore.
but wint Inns TINT got I" Il" win
whnt I've been talking abouii
"Mr Iinlfour ynwhcd behind III.
long. thin hand.
"I,y the wny.' he said, what Nri's
you talking nbouiT"
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90 70 ro@bs foa SHELTER
e's'..n.." Rsms Forced to Tai. -.
THEIR Abode lIn MauseI.un,. W
4 and oSllssuma
h.-~-. .

Roman nntiquItlM Ntr nnv .,.
rnt I" utilItarian PURPOSES by modern
italinns !p Rome. The high cost NJ
living and crowtled ilats hns drive"
some Of the hartl-presse,i l,omnns ,nt.
the ancient mausolcums yuynl bn,hs
and colIscumS Tor uhelter Tourists
ars beginning 10 feel they nrr lntru,,,
INK into ths teqements of Roman p,u.
pers. not the flnnl resting places OF
iioman kings, AlnnR the ancient Vim
N0mentNnR modern INT dwcllcrs seek
escape where once tho plehrians tl,,,
from servitude. Here party ot
archc"loglsts instead Of noblcs rrclin. /
Ing IN their tdmbs, found II buxo.u
neither frying hmm for her hungry
bamblno. Neither the aMclcnt NOR
modern tenants complain 0f the lnck
0f tho latest improvements. The tomb
IL mnde homelike with chairs, lnsl un,,i
stove. A sarcophngus In the middle
chamber holds the family washing,
while hams are strung acrD~s niche
where stands the statue of II Romnn ,
dtRnitary. While inspecting u rcscr.
voir 1000 years old, pusparty II tour.
lists found woman With four children
hnsking before the entrance Of u cave.
She said she was n stonen,nson's wife.
who settled there because she could
fnd no quarters IN Rome. She took
In roomcrs to meet the costs II u,,-
keep. These were four workmrn. who
slept on le'lg"s cut In the rock. Io,lr-
lng.houss keepers prefer the rcscr.
volrs; but families Hnd greater prIvn-
cy In the cntncOmls,
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION ..OF
hElRSHIP.

Estate Of James M. Jones, De-
.eascd. No. 1851.
MOTTO Els hereby given that on
the fifta day Of September A. D.,
1922, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
il. forof said cay, will present t.
the County Court Of Jefferson
county, State of Colorado, at the
Court House in Golden, ny accounts
Tor final settlement Of administra-
ton of said Estate, when and where
u! persons in interest may appear
GnG object to them, II they so de-
sire.
And ut the some time and pln, c
ipon the verified petition % Han
nah Jones claiming therein to be
&c widow and an heir at law Of the
a.id deceased and Rs such entitled
> M estate Of inheritance in the
interstate lands, tenemcnts and here
ditGmonts constituting all or . part
I :nid cstato, said court will re-
Give ind hear proofc concerning
,hc l.e:rs Of said deceased, and will
jad.ciously ascertain and determine
fo hc:rs o. said doccdent. it cling
alleged In ed Petition that said
,titIoncr Hannah Jones Of Edge
vcte:, Colorado and Margaret Jones
Esgewat,r, Colorado widow and
laughter, respectively. Of said de-
oeased, are his only heirs at law.
All persons who are or who claim
"a be heirs of said deceased and in
tercstcd in sid estate to appear
md defend therein or abide the
re.ion Of tho cour. in the premises
MARGARET JONES.
Administrative Of said Estate.
First Pub. July 27, 1929
lfst Pub. August "a, 1922
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Two Made Heavy Work.

Two Made Heavy Work.
Mrs. Bcnham-l made this cnke with
my own hands.
Bcnlnni-Well, many hands make
light work. You ought to have bud
hslp.
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Aiiioators and Crossdiies.

AIligntor- dIrcr frJm cr"c"'liI's
mnInly IN hn,lng relatively bro,I
shouts nnd by the circumstance that
ns u rul. the first nnd iOurtl, tooth
~, each side ~ The lower Jnw enter
into pits IN the upper jaw. whereas
those VI crOcodIIcs slide outside Of H..
Inv aud nre visible.
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AyoIdIno III. Abrup. Ieoa,,v,.

"A mnn must lrnrii 10 say, "%"," re
marlod 'lr hOlhlis'.
"Nm n man In iny i"-ii'nn," r"rli"J
Srhntor Sorghum. "Tlur NJ" -.
quests, ~ course. lhri nnl. ld zee
fused. but On" II III" nr's ~ mar
In brcnking the news ~ gruh, ~
deliberately NJ IvssihIp.'
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ConvSrsation,

"Siodcrn life requires no rrnf!'Im'
n.y."
"NOi'
"No Some prorIo haze oie riiinrs
10 cover MI Orcn.lr" The, ny 'l'lw
do you gUi ihni wnyT Auh when they
have snid TINT tic, think they lm's
0eId slL"
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inference.

EmpiO,er--wbnt'H the Indy. ngs?
CIerk-JI" Indy want CIV. lri w.
She sn,s 81" IL iliiry'"id,
"Well, II Ms MI odd humber i'ri IcI
down Ut 81. .".-AnsWcrs.
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ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE

ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE
Estate of Caroline Hash, Dcceas.
cd. No. 1903.
All persons fnv,ng claims and de
mands rguiExt said estate are here
Ly notified to present them ior al
ristmcnt to the County Court q
jefferson County. Sinte Of Colorado.
t the Court House |, Golden on tn
list day of August A. D. 1922.
NORA STALEY.
Executrix Of said Estate
'irst Pub. July 10, 1922
Last Pub. Aug. 10, 1922.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate Of Walter J. Weakland,
Deceased. No. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that on
The 31st day Of July. A. d. 1922
he undersigned will present to tho
County Court of jefferson County
Colorado. her accounts for final
settlement Of adm 'n'strntion Of sni'
,s;ntc. when and where nil person,
n interest may appear md ohjcc
~ them, IL they so desire.
IDA WEAKLAND,
Executrix OF the Estat. of Wnltc
I. Wcak!and. dccensd.
First Pub. JUNG 20. 1922
Lust Pub. July 27. 1922
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'DjUsTMEkT DAY NOTICE
Eatnte OF Eliza Reed, Deceased.
No. 1886.
~ rcr ors having claims md dc.
"d' nsrinH said estate are hereby
~ lied :" r'escnt them fnr adjust
ner' 10 thr County Cart of Jeffer
- = nn'" r'.tc NJ Colorado. nt tn
r rr' Frusa in Golden. nm the 14th
diy NJ Avpra a. y. 1922.
HANNAH DEUEL.,
''niriat'riris II said E'tatc
frs. Pub. July l3. 1922
f.nrt Pub. Aug. 10, 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14
tIonal gam At CAS-. ana declincd to

T'Wa. Ga70 81 'F5-S- aNN U'0-IMCI 70
iei-2.
Industrial issues SS"y. irrc.uisr.
special interest was attached 10 TIA"
trading la schultz stores because oG
m" dividend action thut viii hc
taken at tn. directors meeting to-
morrow. and that stock vas "Nc"p-
il"naUy strong. moving up from
- l-2 20 50 81 National Biscuit
moved IN harmony with tho old stool,
and yielded on" point TO 81 May
Department stores was steady at
- II. r. II Macy yielded nearly
one point TO COILS. Hudson Com.
pauy preferred was traded iu az
- to - s.. Duralt Motors
showed q steady tome with traGiur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14
FOREIGN RO\D,
Uctnrn. yerdic, for rIoin,in,

4 verdict Tor $l.270.93 was -
iaimed by jury In the city Circuit
Court Yesterday in tn, suit OF N.w
ton Corporation against Il II Wood
ward. Tho total is subjcc, to :. do
dUction Of $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14
SHORTS IN CONTROL
IN NEW YORK MARKET
Erratic Day Results From Tn
favorable Reports Reach
the Street.
rUICES below saTIuu,,.s
strength Of Rc>i>tnnc~ Indicates De
'ii"" Has tbnnt itun Its Course. nj
Least npornriIy-Turkish Situn-
ton brings BrHrish Sentiment.
iny AssocLatcL prcss !


lin N"N. l"-Stp'H
fcrfaw'h M aud down IN TO
~ t'h"ctihE in general Gov
."E ana e"IIIng operation" "i snort
.,,,.,,,
u,r,r..u. ''' ,,.,
,"uH' W "a
,,,,,.,,r.,
f,, % "
~" 49, 49, y.
80
ehrsh sentiment had developed
On me "n'aE"'"n'e outlook In 1ur-
''N IN" possibility or unitN"rhhl"
'hS legislation ny Tn" next congress
ana ~" apparent inhhIiItE OF hull on
''1'"is Z" attract an outside follow
Some stocks were depressed for
special r"nSouz Marine pr,Gcrred.
which hro%" more uhau -four points.
""s sold fr.rly ON Sp"culatIvr ho-
OF that mo administration would
rot l." anlc 80 put ov"r its Snip sub
DIV program
,ruribic p.op, Jbr,c Points.
,,.,.,,
o,rI! "."p''' "'"f'S 'N''.
,, ~. "t"''.n''"n =" 'n' "E",
t,u' a"'" =" "'".'
,,,,,d,,, 49, p ..
~ IN" S'hf '""'" ""FHSt
,,,t. go va" ~
.e'u'lE Pr
~ ""'' ~"
r',n,, ~. -" my
itepu"I'' an"
''''''E'
''on'rA. Asphalt common ard pre-
cured established n"w low records
fot IA" year on not !o-s"H ~ s.4shuy
NOR" man SIX and four POINTS. re-
Hh'1''N"!E' nut tn"E recovered some
"hl, ia I't'r DEALINGS houston i'n
!" ~ as" ne" low. ana iN"n 'hI-
il'H y" ~ n't ioH> "' Two points
an AIn'i ican - Hrorp"d iu"'" 'h'n
~" "",ni~ ana inc wa "N one,
"h''' "2N!c"n Pctr"lcHm "''irh has
'"'"d :. J." "H'n 81 a factor 10 Mo
'r"'H"t "''hHN' ~ IN" Ninh! amount
'f tt'.h "u'A'ah"!hE' hisp dropped
P'iN,
""' 'nhreN '""""Hrd'
j" "a" snare W"T' mixed,
, .u mo-! 40" """r"' JrfS'E Cen
"'"lP'" 'htn' POINTS ON an
""h' OF "r''l"l' 'hat ~" nm
'"'"'"'" "'7' ""N"n "i IA" r'"h' ~
- coz! p'oh'T' 't' Was 'on'ei" plated.
'' u, 'h' OF ih"'" AIS" '""'
~" '''H lr'''i F"i' l"T" MAJ
'."''"' 'r""t N"r'h"Tn preferred.
80 ~ 'H' N"" anna ara p''-
NJ an" ''"us'h' hH' I'.AHiiS,
'-r'S" .''n Nm'' weston maze
-"' ""'hA' WHO cS'e'n i"G.hc
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29

in this country, the foreigners could
lay their product down here at a rate
which would wipe the average Amer
lean producer and beet grower out
of existence. 1t is in just such a case
as this that the tariff saves the
American sugar industry from extinc
ton. ,seav r'ss .sssrs-s.e ,+--.
Sugar companies are anxious to
make the returns as high as posi-
BILE but they point out that estimates
of the final figure at which their out
put will be sold and on which they
can pay additional amounts to grow
ers, are only guess work at this time
as a large percentage of the seasons
output remains to be marketed.
The one outstanding point is, how
ever, that in year of low prices and
in some sections of the country ad-
verse crop conditions, the sugar beet
with its price guaranteed in advance
has saved many farmer from fl
nancial distress.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29
MAKE FRIENDS WHEN YOU CAN
Reason Why One Man Has Always
Sought to Add 70 His Acquaint-
ances Every Day.

My hobby Is enlarging my acqualnt-
anee. For years l have found pleas
ure ana profit iu trying to know as
many people rs | can. l aim never to
let the sun set without knowing at
least one more person than l did when
/ started out in the morning, writes
Fred C. Kelly in Leslie's. Why? My
answer is: Why not? Life is made up
OF human relations. AS l look at ii
the more human contact / achieve the
fuller my life should be. BY human
contact / don't mean just being in
crowds. or places where people are. ]
mean meeting people, getting, their
points OF view. LOIS OF city FOLK who
have plenty Of daily opportunity to
meet and snow people don't get ae-
quamted with as many as & man
knOs who lives on farm and never
come TO town. Meeting people is one
thing, making friends or getting &c
guansea with them is another lnas
much as human beings are admittedly
the most Interesting things OF earth
why not know as many OF them as pos
slhleg Ii there are men who derive
pleasure from collecting stamps, rare
coins, canes. love letters DOGS why
shouldn't ! give little serious thonght
to collecting long list of friendsl
And IL / ana a more successful bush
ness man IN consequence Of having
many friends all the better for me.
Everybody you know Is potentially
help to you. There is no way OF
telling when the humblest person
among your acquaintances may not
have momentary importance in some
thing you are trying 20 do. ] once
was able 10 get Information that
meant a successful contract tbrou b
DE fact that / CHANGED 10 be acqualut-
ed with the fireman 10 one Of tie ho-
tells Ia San Francisco.
Now there are two ways Of getting
acquainted with peoise-by inuoduc-
nou and By getting $40 casual con
Ys saron without introduction. Try
10 make the most of both these ave
Dues bui } regard the former as fbe
more Important Of the $50.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29
WHO WILL GET THE MONEY!

Millions and hundreds of millions
viii be turned over by the govern
ment to the holders Of soye-an-ent
securities during the coming year.
What win become of this money :?
The sharpest brains in rho country
are studying ways and means to get
hold OF it.
VIII the savings of a life time of
many individuals be dissipated in
speculative undertakings about which
the prospective investor knows moth
ing?
II you were sick or had matters
which needed legal attention you
would go TO a doctor or a lawyer as
a matter of safety. By the same tok-
en-, when you have financial matters
to consider it is essential that you
consult your banker or bond dealer
before letting go of your hard-earned
money in an investment Of unknown
quality
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW

Moscow is directing a widespread
campaign in the United States for
the overthrow of the American gov
eminent, declares VIM. j. Burns, head
Of the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton before the House Appropriations
Committee. ~, y s~-s e.--.,
He declares documents obtained
during the past year clearly indi-
cate" the Communist Internationale is
behind a strong movement among
negroes, labor unions, and various
social organizations and womens
clubs -, its ultimate purpose being to
undermine these organizations with
the view of overthrowing the United
States government and establishing
dictatorship of the proletariat.
Reds have established schools,
where radicalism is taught without
interference by the government. Such
schools have been found in Seattle
and near Boston and are springing
up in other sections.
I'VE have no authority to stop it,,
Burns declared.
Burns testified s5s new radical
publications had sprung up in these
United States the last year and there
are now Gil in circulation through
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29
sueAa BgETa sAvg EARMgas

Western SUGAR beet growers a.
wen as manufacture, are intensely
interested IA the sugar price situa-
ton because under the sliding scale
contract ia force this year, the amount
that growers viii receive for their
beet crop above tie initial payment
OF IS per ton VIII depend largely oa
the future sugar price.
A general expectation that the
bonus would bring final payments for
beets up 10 81 Ton has spread
among growers and they are count
ms on The additional disbursements
from. this source 70 make up some
of their losses on other crops
VIII fhe price ~ sugar 49, low ae
af present. n W. asa pot have sftl
tariff profession faf susar produced
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29

Hopelessly incompetent fool, with
no qualifications, social or Intellectual
totally devoid Of knowledge on any
conceivable subject, thoroughly indo-
lent and antrustworthy is DESTROYS
OF obtaining remuneratiye position
~ any capacity. - Address box 2s.
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We sometimes wonder why the
"o'' H GIN when she dresses for tho
pall-ro m faosn' eet fis,l ana
70 fo pea Dictionary.
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a word 90 NE wise Is sufficient.
provided q rs o. bong word Cartoons
Mag1iue
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WANT ADS

Want ads are cash in advance.
Rates same as before the war;
cent word, each insertion.
Minimum: any ad is 25 cents per
insertion.
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FOR RENT-AIrs. Victor Johnson's
three-room, furnished house 8IoderR
INQUIRE of Phone III.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29

FOR RENT-Ranch. furnished. Mrs.
Prosser' Box Sss. shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29

FOR SALE Buckeye brooder, all
most new 1000 chick capacity. $3.50.
Mrs. S. Clifton.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29

FOR SALE-Canaries, singers and
females, also white guinea fowls.
-P. O. Box 1a2, Shoshone.
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SNOW REPORT

Watershed
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FOR RENT-4O acres at King Hill.
Good house to 1--we in.-Inquire Of
John Murer Box 246, Shoshone, Ida.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29

TOR sALE-1O steers: 4 2-year-olds,
l-year-olds and short yearlings.
good bull, coming 3 years.. H.
Tuel, Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29

FOR SALE--Extracted white and
sweet clover honey 1ofb cans each,
sL15; cob cans, $3.50 Charles Gwin,
Phone 1876, Shoshone
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