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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
GROWTH

The philosopher who said that
nothing is eternal except change
would be interested in this:
England, like Uncle sam. keeps
standards or models of weights
and measures. supposedly abso-
lutely accurate. Now it discovers
that the standard British yard
stored IN a sealed box for thirty
years. has grown 4 ten-thous-
andth OF an inch.
Vibrations caused the change.
say scien,its. But they are unable
10 explain why the standard
British pound. made OF platinum
has gained nearly three grains ir
weight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
TWO MEMBERS
Of SERENADING
PARTY ARE HURT
Special 10 The News

Special TO The News
VERNON. Sept. 2s.-rragedy staikcd
In the wake OF a sercnading party In
which 20 young people from Fargo took
hart Monday night. when pistol shots
from the dark seriously and perhaps
fatally wounded Alta Richardson and
Bernard Richards. two members OF the
crowd.
Emmett kc,chcrsid. member OF the
crowd which went 10 the young couples
home. was arrested shortly after men
Tuesday by Sheriff Ish on a charge'N
negligent homicide. lie was released
on $1,000 bond.
The shooting took place ut the farm
Of Frank kclchersid. two miles east and
a half mile south OF Fargo. The crowd.
made up OF young people from Fargo
and vicinity. had gone 20 the homo
% Mr.. and Mrs. william higgins. who
were married last Saturday. Twenty
girls. including Miss Maude ana Miss
Mamie Richardson. sisters OF Alta Rich.
ardson. were in the party.
The crowd was heating tin pans and
making the din and racket which usual.
~ accompany party OF this sort. when
they approached the house.
Alta Richardson Is about 20 years
old. lie II the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Richardson. and has been residing
with his parents nj their home between
Fargo and Deans. lie II well known
In Vernon. where he was enaged In tho
dairy business last fall and winter. His
brother. Jewell. IL. died following an
operation few days ago. The parents
are almost FRUSTRATED with grief. a,
Bernard. or "Berna" Richards. 40 he
IL Familiarity called. attended the Vernon
high school last term and was catcher
FOR the high school baseball team. He
II the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rich.
ards 81 Fargo. with whom he resided.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
W Louis
Joseph Vance


The compass ought now to be Just
as constant to the magnetic pole as
q humming.bird TO one especial rose.
Guiding hims IL by n hand that
lightly touched the rail. Lanyard re.
gained his chair. carefully compos-
Ing himself In tho position IN which
he had been resting when the lights
went out.
The next instant. however. he was
on his feet again. A beam OF light
had swept across the saloon sltyiight.
coming from below. the beam Of a
portable electric torch.
Itinighi have been the signal for
the frst piercing scream OF Lane
Delorme. 4 pistol shot with a vi.
cious accent cut short the scream
After a brief pause several more
shots ripped IN the saloon.
Then the torch.lieht found and
steadied upon the mouth OF the com
panlonway. Against that glare. a
buF.y figure was simultaneously re.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

boss class. Possibly this is be-
cause OF the public aniipathy TO
bosses and the leaders knew that
no generally accepted boss would
meet with approval At the hands
OF the people.
Bosses have been associated
with the Republican party more
than they have been with the
Democrats. Roger Sullivan OF II
linois was an outstanding Demo-
cratic boss, but he was easily de-
icated in his race for the United
States senate. lie attempted To
take the stigma OF being a boss
OF his name by becoming 4 sem
ator.
Tammanay Hall in New York
has been dominated by the Dem
ocrats although II has passed
from one leader 10 another. Con-
trol at New York means more
than being boss OF most state,
and az times 1ammanay Hall
plays a factor in national poll
tics.
America has had outstanding
political bosses. but who wants
them again; The direct primary
has done much TO do away with
bosses. as they cannot control
PRIMARIES as they did conventions
IN their hey day. The nearest to
these old time conventions is the
national conventions Of the par
ties every four years and occa-
sional state conventions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
WEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity: saturday nari'
" cloudy. somewhat unsettled. cooler
Saturday.
West Texas Saturday partly cloudy
somewhat unsettled. cooler Panhandle
Saturday.
Eastern New Mexico: Generally fair
Saturday. not much change In temper.
aturc.
synopsis 90 Weather Conditions.
The air pressure Is highest over the
northwest and the region Of the ~,
Lawrence valley and lowest over the
southwest Temperatures are station
cry. except little higher over south
eastern New cAlxico. The precipitation
IL light and scattered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH SYNOD
BEGINS oCT..4

The Synod 81 Texas. representing az
$50 Presbyterians OF the national branch
OF the denomination. Will meet at Sher.
man beginning Oct. Z. II will he nd.
dressed by the moderator. DR.. Calvin c.
Hays.
There are 40 churches divided into
IL presbyterial units In Texas. The
membership Of the Synod has grown
from 9s.C77 In 1890 10 $3.50 in 1879.
The Sunday school membership has
grown from 2i.sss In 1920 to 2s.77s In
1929
In the same way contributions for all
purposes have grown az follows; 1920.
sess. i2o: 1891. 777.s22: 1899. s2s.eso.
The per capita for 1899 for the entire
Synod was s25.ia. The UNCONVENTIONAL
per capita was ses.si. In order 60 bring
Texas rate Of giving up to or beyond
the denominationai average In giving
and In correspondence with the re.
sources of Presbyterian wealth In tho
state. an intensive stewardship cam.
paign l. In contemplation and II Is
hoped that u win stimulate the giving
Of Presbyterisns In the Southwest as
Il has done In other parts OF the coun.
try.
The quota nllocated 10 Texas by the
general assembly's committee on appor.
tlonment applying on the total budget
Of $4,000. ooe for the denomination was
sis2sio. Texas Presbytcrians actually
contributed to the boards tss.222 or So
per cent. This was II per cent OF its
total. The denmoination as n whole
gave about 20 per cent willis some other
denominations exceeded this percentage.
u United Presbyterian reaching ~ high
as 80 per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
PANHANDLE PRESS
slaslng WAN Drmoer.l.


Ihe lndeepndent Demorraslc mes.
.t AZ hsui'is - now past history. A,
'.''s meeting a Moses was found. who.
: y said. win lead them gu, a. IN,
aiioefnsss Of disgair The plan 1. that
~. name wiz aplTar on the Republican
Lekd, ahd the Republicans have an.
e'rsed him as their eandidaf. W.
1afrnt Eonc over o. the Repuhlic,n
taFy YET and our place "a with IN.
Deihocraic party. Their candldaf. h,
.-'fie y. Msyfield who will be- elected IN
november. We believe this Will b. he
us'rHn or ~ true Democrats who re.
pct their pledge.-Snydcr signal.
'eofSe =. y. Peidy that Moses for
Republicans primarily ana soma Of thu
.tNas Democrats seems 10 De- having a
tard time these days. The Republicans
heftioiofe have been making their nom.
.ii-itiohs Just a. they pleased. They have
none this ~ violation OF the state elec
ton laws and they have been pertnit,o,
u do 20 Now. the attorney g.n.r.Is
department has ruled that the nou.ina.
tons ~ convention are iiieral. That
tuiing was a blow % the supporter. OF
fciidy. The Snyder Signal has declared
thai IT, rlace ~ with the Democratic
iaity AMI that = win support iis duly
qualified candidates The opponents n
7 Aayfi.h had their fling IN two .l.c.
iions. bat they are unwilling % cono.-ls
l'i'n The honors that are righuully his.
Senator SasrIaTd has come out IN an
ei'forHement ~ Mayfeld and declared
ihai h. wpui H. a splendid member OF
"a" senate committee dealing with raj.
road affair. Ten years u work on the
Texaa ralircad commission surely
should qualify Mayfldid 90 become \
lsnding senator On riiboad affairs. The
Panhandie ard South Plains gave May.
I ~ ~ "a rrmarkshie endorsement ov.f
f'rsison in the Tunoif Whether Pediy
81 IN -. ticket or not through court
action the D,nHlcfas wio are loyal 20
TIE party ani TIE pisilo, 20 support the
f.on.ncrs should give Mayfield an over.
shelning vote ~ the general clectIca In
~ gmber.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation OF
any individual. firm, concern or cor
poraflon. that. may appear In the col
umns Of The News. VIII be gladly cor
rected. when called 20 the attention Of
the editor. II Is not the intention OF
this newspaper TO wrongfully use or
injurs any individual. firm. concern or
corporaticn. and corrections VIII BE-
MADE where warranted rs prominently
~ was the wronefuiiy published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
QUEENS CAR Is STOLEN

The next thing the Fairy Queen lost
vas her automobile
II had been given TO her by the Green
Wizard who was an old. old friend Of
the family.
Il wasn't an automobile like you or
have. my dcars. or like the nelghbors
across the street have
No. n was a very unusual autoro'
bile. and II had taken the rood old wiz
ard ~ years to make II magical enough
To present 20 the Fairy Queen.
Yes. II was magical. 40 very magical
that Il didn't need anyone 10 run IL at
al and /, could think for itself. Anyone
who owned u could make II do anything
he wished by Just wishing!
But there was one thing 10 remem'
her. This wonderful automobile would
serve only one master at a time and
the last person 20 turn the shiny han.
lie just between the jigamacrank and
the thingamabob on the whlrligig was
the only person whose wishes this won.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
POLITICAL BOSSES

The day oil the boss has passed
according to the leading political
writers. and il seems that they
have regretted his passing. When
Senator Penrose died during the
holidays last year. the writers
moaned the passing OF the last OF
the bosses.
Il is generally conceded that
none OF the political leaders OF
today had z grip on conditions in
their state or in the nation rs had
Senator Platt OF New York. SEN
ator Quay OF Pennsylvania. Sen
ator Hanna OF Ohio and others
too numerous 10 mention. With
the death OF Senator Quay the po-
liticaI leadership in Pennsylvania
passed to his colleague. Senator
Penrosc.
But il is held by writers that
Penrose was not the outstanding
political boss as many Of those
toward the end of the 10Th GEN.
tury or those early in this his
tory. Penrose had system that
gave him undisputed leadership
in Pennsylvania. Although he was
chairman OF the powerful senate
finance committee at the time Of
his death. his chief interest CEN
tered in Pennsylvania.
II IS said that he kept 4 card
index system that would be a rev.
citation to the most systematic
business man. Whatever a Penn
sylvania man asked OF him in the
way OF support OF patronage. it
is said that Penrose kept a rec
ord. Penrose had faculty OF re-
minding these men that he had
helped them in various ways. and
II is said that he held them in con-
troll easily.
Some persons seem TO think
that Anreica is greatly in need
OF more bosses. julging from the
way they deplorc the placing oi
the former ones. Senator Platt OF
New York despised that upstart
Roosevelt as he was called. lie
wanted him out Of New York
politics because he could not be
dominated. Thus, Platt wanted
Roosevelt 10 he nominated for
vice president in 1870. Roosevelt,
was against the nomination. be-
cause he felt that he was being
showed out OF the limelight and
would never have an opportunity
to reach the presidency. Much
against his wishes. Roosevelt, be.
came the running mate OF Mc.
kinley in 1000. Mckinley took OF.
flee IN March 1901 for his second
term. In September OF that wear
Mckinley was assassinated a,
Buffalo and Roosevelt succeeded
TO the presidency.
Roosevelt realized his ambi
tons 20 become president acci
IDENTIFY. IT may be said. His prev
ious training had been such tina
he was capable OF filling the du
ties OF president in a mannet
that brought about a tremen
dous following. lie was re-electe,
president in 100; By a trench
dous majority over Alton B. Par
ker. who rather upset the Demo
cratic party by his attitude OF
the gold standard after he IA,
been nominated.
Although Cleveland, Roosevelt,
Mckinley and other president.
had been great political bad
x4sII 0LAxn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

dcrful machine would obey.
suppose now that have told you.
everyone will be writing TO the Green
Wizard and ordering one OF these won.
dcrful cars. Because without double.
It's much easier than having 10 pull
handles this way and that and push
n big wheel and watch the road every
second.
An you'd have TO say would be:
Magic auto. do not daily,
wish TO visit my aunt sally"
And whIsk' You'd be therel or:
'Migic auto. please do stop
And let me out at the butcher shop"
And there you'd he.
Well. that's the kind OF n car some
body stole from the Fairy Queen and
she sent Tor the Twins al once 20 help
hunt.
ITO BE Continued
lcopyright 1922. NEA Servlcel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

llevtd. running Up 20 the deck. A.
II gained the topmost step n final
report sounded In the saloon, and
the figure checked. revolyed slow.
~ IN a heel. totterci. and plunged
h,adior-most down the steps again.
4 moment later the lights came
on. aud Lanyard went below.
Ifs bewiiterei gaze discovered
flTs' Lame Delorine. Her fingers
were elawing her cheeks. her eyes
widely d.late with horror and fright.
her mouth was agape. and from Il ~.
sued. a. BY some mechanical TIM.
pulse. shrek upon hollow shriek.
On the opposite side Of the saloon
Monk lay with purple face anu pro
iruding eyehslls. far gone toward
death through sirangulatlon. Phi.
NUT. on his knees, was removing a
silk handkerchief that had been
twisted about that scrawny throat.
Al the loot Of the companionwny
steps Popnot. no phantom but the
verltahle Apache himself, was
writing and heavlng convulsively:
and even as Lanyard looked, the
hugo body Of the creature lifted
from the floor In one last. heroic
spasin. then collapsed. and moved
no more.
Viewing this hideous tableau. ap
preo.ating what u meant that Popi.
not. fofearmed with advice from q
trusted quarter. had stationed him.
soli ou,s.ie the door 10 Monks
s'aieroom. 10 waylay and garoite
the man whom be expected 20
emerge thgefrom laden with the
piundr % Monks sase-Lanyard
appreciated further that he had done
Nr Musssy 0 great wrong
For he had sll the time believed
that the chef engineer was iaying a
iran for Inn on behalf % his ancient
shlptnaie captain Whitaker Mcnk.
tanyr Q ssfpp,5 across the dad
bun ~ ~" Ahncle sr.i p'ani.d him
self rgunfris "a front ~ ihf Woman.
seizins ,hrf forcafnia with bis two
hanfs be used foice 20 dias them
down % the level ~ her waist. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
WATSON Is BURIED
BESIDE HIS PARENTS
By Associated rress

THOMPSON, Ca. Sept. .9.-Ail that
was mortal Of Thomas y. watspn.
Junior United States senator srom
Georgia was laid 60 rest late this after.
room beside his mother and father.
Hundreds of Gecrgians. Including
state officials. Joined the honorary 81.
cort Of colleagues of both branches os
Congress which accompanied the body
irom Washington.
'he funeral services were conducted
.af',r line of approximately 200 men,
women and children had filed raSt the
casket containing the body nj homo
Hickory HIii" DIR. r. J. Forester os
Sparta. assisted by rev. J. T. Fakes Of
this city. conducted the services.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
TAX

Direct taxation by Uncle sam
now averages $3.50 a year for
each person in the country. AT
ina, we are getting off cheaply.
The Englishman's yearly tax is
an average OF S7o.I2. the French.
mans SJ9os.
The German gets out withsr 70
a year, which illustrates the dis
advantages OF losing a modern
war.
he "iiggers" are furnished by
Hilton Young, financial secretary
to the British treasury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

Traveiors have stated that thu most
beautiful women In tho world are the
Indian women of the Isthmus Of TIE.
haunsepec. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

Harvard has good football
prospects but Yale plans to spill
the Boston beans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

Riekenbaeker. famous aviator.
IS married. While he works his
wife will look up to him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
CHAPTER NM
The Trap u sprung

IN tuc4f last ulkhts y bcaFy tos
" settied down o. aid the work
OF Lanyard and his volunteer
assistant. Mr. Mussey. az 1910 u.
IN. every ligat went out.
Mr.. Mussey had not failed 10 keep
hts psc; % treachery.
Lanyard was out OF his chair be.
fore the hrst call % efclted re-
monS'Tance rang out on deck--to &c
echoed In tiamor.
And In that time Of Siygian gloom
violence was done swiftly. surely.
and without mercy: With pity. yes.
and with regret. Lanyard was sorry
for the Inaa at the wheel but what
was 70 be done could not be done
IN any other way.
The fellow offered bareiy q show
OF opposition swung b0dliy away
frun the wheel. he went over the
rail TO the forward deck like q tag Of
sugar. Immediately Lanyard turned
20 the hnnacie.
TLruating a hand into the opening
LANYARD CROPPED Tor the adjustable
magnets N Their racks. and ous 10y
one removed and droppcd them 20
tha gtsung 90 ,he foot % the bin.
uacie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
CONTINUED From Our Las, Issue.)

CONTINUED From Our Last Issue)
at would seem safe TO assume I
am the man gossip says am" Ian.
yard said cautiously.
Then 10 begin at the be.
ginning" whispered Mussey In the
darkness. i've known Whit
Monk q good long time. Before this.
II anybody had ever told the Whit
Monk would do q pal dirt. ia we
punched his head and thought no
more about a. But now :"
In the darkness that diseinbodicd
voice took up It's tale anew.
IL and you are both In the same
boat. Ia a manner o. speaking.
We're both on tho octside-shut oct
Hooking In"
"you propose. then. an ailiance?"
That's the answer. know you
can get that TN safe Of Wits open.
when you feel like Il. get the Jewels
and all: but what show do you
stand TO get away with theml That
IL. unless you've 80; somebody work.
ing IN with you on board the ship.
See here :"
. The mutier sank into q husky
whisper.
well. 70 70 IL: make your plans.
consult with the. get everyt hing
fixed. Mt the loot: III stand by. In
up everything eos your work win
60 through sllck. Gee that you don't
get hurt. stow the jewels where they
won't be found: and when us all
over. well split ffty.hf,y. What
dyou say7"
Extremely ingenious. monsieur. ="
It'll have to be pulled on tomor
row night or not ut ALL" the muttef
urged with an eager accent.
My thought. precisely. Now TO
DO what I will have 10 do. ] must
have ten minutes Of absolute dark.
ness. Can that be arrangedy"
Absolute darkness?" The nut.
ter had a rising infiexion OF dubiety.
why. by nighuall We ought 70 be
OIL Block Island. In traffic N heavy
as on firth Avenue! Isn't there
some other way?"
Not with lights 10 hamper my
operations But " some temporary
accident were TO put the dynamos
OF, Of commlssion-ngure 20 your
self wha; would happen"
TIE engines would have 10 be
slowed down until oil lamps could
be substituted for the pinnacle.
masthead. and slde-llghts. also for
the engine room"
"And there would be excitemen;
and confusion. eh7 Everybody
would make for the deck. even the
captain would leave his cabin un.
guarded long enough :"
Il get yoa"-with q Sigh. "It's
wrong. all wrong. but-well. ! sup
pose us got 10 be done"
Lanyard treated himself TO = smile
OF triumph. there In the darkness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
I75RERP6YS%5SE)

a mcrry heart docih good iiir
medicine: but broken spirit drieih
the bo,rs.--i'roycrbs lice.
Wondefona IN he strength 81
chesffilnrsS. altogether nast caicu.
laslon ns powers 81 endurance --
Thomas Carlyle.
Foe W. hear that there arr some
which WALL among you disorderiS.
working MT nj ali. bat are bus,
bodies.--s Thessaionians 3;.l2. .....
Work earnestly az anything. you
will By degrees barn To work AZ al
most ali things Thomas Carlyle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

rormosa has n world monopoly for
camphor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19
KlMAMA NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Paine -frs. Rugh. and JOY Pau
inc attended the May Fete at Sho-
shone Friday.
J. D. Fortune and family were shop
ping at rupert. Saturday
Eve Cash and brothers. Ellen For
tune. and Elsie shorsman spent sun
day at the Reidsel home.
alr. and Mrs. Rugh. and daughters.
Ed Moldenhauer, Bill Rudad Bill
Pregitzer and the shorsman called at
the Cash home, Sunday evening
Mrs. sohwatkins returned from
Paul. Monday.
Mrs Kirtley Hetue Leeper and El-
len Fortune spent Monday az Shoe
shone.
Mrs Gus George went 10 shosh0ne
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19
SHOSHONE LOCALS
wHooPING COUGH

This is a very dagerous disease,
particularly to children under five
years of age, but when no paregoric,
codeine or other opiate is given, is
easily cured by giving Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy Most people believe
that it must run it's course, not know
ing that the time is very much short
ened, and that there is little danger
from the disease when this remedy is
Riven. It has been used in many cpl
denies with pronounced success. 1t
IL safe and pleasant to take.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19

Miss Angie Durfee, who has been
teaching at AIalad, is visiting friends
here for a few days enroute to the
home of her brother who lives near
Twin Falls. Miss Durfee is to teach
the Sth grade at Richfeld next year.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19
ABOUT CONSTIpATT0N

1t is claimed that only half as much
food is required when it is thoroughly
masticated. Digestion begins at the
mouth and a thorough mastication of
the food is OF the greatest Importance
When needed take Chamberlain's Tab
lets TO strengthen the digestion and in
sure a regular movement OF the bowels.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19

Mrs. F. H. Kicker, and Mrs. Chap
man, Of Wendell, are the guests of
county superintendent, Mrs. Leah NJ.
Burnside, during the meeting of the
Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Chapman is the daughter of Mrs
Burnside.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19
Come and hear him.

Mrs. David Mitchell, of the North
Side, was transacting business in ssho-
shone, Wednesday. Mrs. Mitchell has
just closed very successful term of
school at the Darrah district and has
been engaged by the Shoshone board
as teacher for the city schools the
coming year.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19
NOTICE TO TELEPHONE USERS

The new directory goes to press,
May 23rd. All changes must be In
by that date. Mountain States Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co.
Keith Probart was in town for the
day, Monday from his work
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19
FENCE WIRE BARGAIN

Glidden II gauge, pound to rod. so
rods, heavy to-point cattle BARB
WIRE. Black s43S, galvanized s4.Ss.
DELIVERED. BROWNELL BROS,
HALEY, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19

Mrs. Tom Durham returned home
Nampa with a number of friends there
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-19

A. L. Fletcher, attorney of Rich
deld was in the city, Monday, on legal
business.