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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
ATTEMPT IS MADE
To FREE INMATES
TWO HUNDRED IRREGULARs IN
TERMED IN PRisoH CAUSES
RfCTfNG IN DUBLIN
Heavy Firing Marks Warfare In
Dublin Streets; Ambush A.
tscks Occur at Principal
Street Corners

.. DiFblin.-Many persons were shot
rioting and ambush attacks whicl
ragged here Tuesday and Monday nigh
in an attempt TO liberate the 200 o
more Irregulars interned in Noun
Joy prison.
the entire city and ambush attacks al
most of the principal street corners
Several civilians we're struck by bull
let's
4 regular battle was fought in the
prison yard as rifles and revolvers had
been Struggled into the Irregular
prisoners. Two of the men injured IN
the prison subsequently died, bringing
I the death list to three.
Fighting in Mount Joy prison
reached great violence and revised
list put the casualties ut II. The at
tempted break to freedom was led by
Rory OConnor, formerly commander
in CHIEF of the republican irregular
army.
At "a pre-arranged signal the irreg-
ulars swarmed from their cells led by
OiCOnn0r The guards were attacked
and almost all we're oyerpowered be-
fore the troops reached the scene.
Then rifles and pistols began to crack.
Above The din of rifle fire could be
heard the voice of O'Connor urging
his men on.
There was a large force of irregu-
lars waiting outside the prison to as
sist but the prison guards opened fire
and were assisted by free state sol
diers who were rushed up in arnored
cars. The crowd WAS dispersed with
No prisoners escaped.
Aat nine O'Clock guerilla warfare in
the city was renewed after short
lull. Bombs were thrown at Mount
Joy prison in an evident effort to
breach the walls.
y patty VI >OiblCAS, LIS ia
irmored car, were attacked from am
bush throwing the crowds i'll the
street into panic.
A party of Irregulars informed in
.he Kilkenny Jail attempted to escape
ma had tunneled 80 yards from the
iiilding when they we're discovered.
Liam Lynch has been proclaimed /
of the republican
uerillds Lynch was TO be ready to
make peace. but refuses 10 meet the
rec State terms that he and his fol-
overs surrender Internationally.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

New York.-Former Premier Glenn
enceau of France will travel alone
when he comes to the United States
next month, according to Colonel T.
NJ. House, one OF his closest friends
in the United States. And this de-
spite the fact that Clemenceau is 81
years old and expects TO deliver more
than 80 addresses during siren
uous tour of this country to tell the
duties of each people in the tremen-
dous world crisis created by the war.
The Tiger" will enter America as
an individual, will accept no invita-
tons, private or public. and Will pay
his own expenses, Col House said. He
will sail from France November II, ar
irving in New York Nov. Is.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
Boy Prodigy After Mark

New York.-Columbia university s
latest academic prodigy, Daniel Ber-
man, i years old, who halls from
Galveston, Texas, told his professors
and classmates that he expected to
complete his four year course in two
and one-haif years. If he does, off
ciais at the university say he will
establish worlds record, even for
prodigies. Daniel. who entered The
freshmen class this fall. yearns 50
much for an education thar he will
attend summer school. He only
weighs IS pounds. but has hopes OF
puting on enough weight 10 play
football. He expects 10 become y
lawyer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

Washington - Although President
Harding is masing 90 plans 70 ttke
personal pari 81 fhs political cam.
paifn 'iitualy every member Of his
rabinet, accolaiHs 20 statements. VIII
fale the stanp between ana e'er.
q @ day 20 ask for me return ~ a
kepupli'au seuaie and house
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

much Of my time With pains and had to
have the doctor every month. One day
! found . little book In my yard 10
Guthrie, OklAhoms, and read it through
and got the medicine-Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound-and took
eight bottles and used the SanAtivo
Wash. lat once began TO get stronger.
have got many women to take it Just
by telling them what it has done for me.
] have = young sister whom it has
helped in the same way it helped me.
] want you to know that am friend
indeed, for you were friend in need. ,"
Mrs. GEORGE HARDEE, 1913 Byram
St.. Los Angeles, California
Let Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound be 4" friend indeed to YOU.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

An appeal TO the newly formed na-
fional organization of reserve officers
OF the army In session here to use its
influence against false economy in
army appropriations was made by
General Pershing.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
WASHINGTON

With an old SLOUGH bat cooked on
the side Of mis- head, Uncle Joe Can
non started out by automobile for
Danyille, NJ, travelling over the old
National pike bis parents took eighty
three years ago in ernigrating west
ward.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

Iham's Vegetable
Compound. l have
| taken Il OF and On
| for twenty years and
|it has bslpsd me
|changs from : deli
|eats girl to . stout,
healthy WON an
When i was married
u was sick Ill the
time until I took
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

This is your Make of it for your infoma,;
pulling you 1t will be pleasure and pryeg. ~ "a q
fully and promptly all questions submitted Your ou answer
lied 10 mo- pour full and address must occono must
For special information send stamped envelope All comm each @
way. be held in absolute confidence. ' will '
All letters should be addressed very plainly n
Helen Brooks Box 545. Salt Lake City. 81 o nj i
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

fniV y ihf NNsl popN|Al nwlral
tN \ ihi Hhu ihe iasl NJ lhf agf
" NfpHNl hinflNflNN IA DIlH rla09
f'' i'Ila F'll foliNaff fil rNpl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

Mrs. W. II. Felton,. 81 years OF age,
OF Csrter,ine, Ca. became the first
woman member OF the United States
senate when she was appointed by
Governor Thomas W. Harding to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Senator Thomas e. Watson.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
16799
DIED

In New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble BY taking
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
NEWS HISTORY OF
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World
wEsTERK

Is TimpanOgOs cave in American
Fork canyon, Utah, which has been
partly explored by thousands during
the last two years. the property of the
United States or does it belong to pri-
vate interestsl This is 4 question
which the supreme court Of the Unit
ed States may be called on to decide
Returning TO his home for the first
time IN two years Senator William r.
Borah arrived In Nampa from Wash
ington ID. c.
The question of whether criminal
proceedings against four officers of
the defuDct Burley state bank will
be dropped or continued, VIII be ar
gusd in supreme court, it was an
nounced by the clerk of the court.
Governor Mabey Of Utah and Cover
nor Emmett ID. Boyle OF Nevada will
attend the luncheon TO be given AZ |
San Francisco by the Victory High |
way association. Means of financing |
the transcontinental highway route
cussed
One OF the largest livestock deals in
Idaho for some time was consummat-
ed when representatives OF the Swift
and Henry interests, contracted for
81, 1000 head OF sheep, to be shipped
from Idaho Falls, Weiser and Noun
tain Home.
Thirty days in Jail or 500 fine or
of both is the maximum !
in Walla Wala, Washlngtons ;
lew pure advertising ordnance, pass
ID by the city commissioners at The q
equest OF the local ad club.
Three Americans, held at .Juare2,
GLOWING an attempt to smuggle
california criminal across the inter $
Iational boundary, have been freed. /
More than score OF passengers were ~
injured, ten Of them seriously, in a y
rash between two street cars at Den /
-er. ;,
tioNh IAN tCuitS lHt HtbR
ne OF industrial injuries, the Califor-
Tia Industrial commission ruled in -,
.warding $3.50 to b. T. Porter for I,
because of having been ;,
Infected while hauling gravel. =,
Miss Kathryn Miller, student at III
he University of California and the
laughter of a wealthy Oakland ice .;
ream manufacturer, was in the Berk- :.
ey, Calf, county jail serving 49, u
our sentence. She pleaded guilty to -,
peeding. The presiding magistrate 80
ave Miss Miller the privilege of sur -.
endering her motorists license for
TX months in lieu of the jail sentence.
fiss Miller took the sentence. ly
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

The state Of Utah was granted per
mission in the supreme court to file
brief in support OF the motion OF the
state OF Colorado and others for re-
hearing in the case brought by the
state OF Wyoming which resulted in
decision last spring in which the court
held priority Of appropriation was
controlling in establishing the right
to use water taken from interstate
streams
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
COlDMEDAL.
rM !!!!!!!E!'!! o.
HYES1HIK ~

The worlds standard rem,dy for kidney.
liver, bladder and urit acid troubles
Hollands National Remedy since 1896
All druggists, three sizes.
Lock for the name Gold Medal on every bo.
and accept imitation
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

De~r MISS Brooks:
We have been reading your letters in the
Salmon Herald and saw how you have help
ed others III distress and thought perbanx
you could help us. "a We are two girls OF
seventeen years of age and have been chun,s
al our lives and both of US love the same
young man. When he is here he goes with
lnst one and then the other and when he
AZ school be writes to both OF Us II
nings continue a they have it perhaps viii
freak up our life long friendship. Now dear
ass Brooks, what shall we do? f2) Which
-, the oeSter company TO keep. the boy wnn
IKE TO hold you hand all during the movie
or the friend who wants to kiss Won oo,a
.ght! t3) If girl Is engaged and her
,anee has given her several gift. Of value.
nouid she return them if the engagement
broken! Ansiously awaiting your adj
wise. We are.
YvoNNE and GwENDOLYN. Idaho.
~ You have quite a complicated problem
eavnt you. my dssrs ? The young man !.
sV'dently not sure of himself snd is waiting
'or time TO decide which one of YOU he Z
nore FOND Of You are young yet girl. 10
ave decided upon the one man. Ar, vos,
'ure voc in love? Are Won o,;t~ 80
I is not the Competition" which make, hin,
20 attractive to your Better think IL oysr
rom every angle before you let it wreck vouy
irisnosnip. Why not of you drop o,,l
~nst happens ~ / don't believe
elinrr one u worth while-why not try IN.
~ns has something else on his mind No
not nes'1te 10 let them know that YOU ~x
pet more respectful treatment from thsr,
'ol As rule gifs Of value are rSt,rn-s |
neh An engassment u broken. but il 1, |
ssed '"" inter-
Dear Mss Brooke:
nave always beer very interested in your
ner. l. only have one question 10 Az
ma - ymn,ors psw play in The Rivers
DAISY. Garfield. Utah
ne; psisy. Marjorie Ds- do play In eth.
De. hiss Brooks:
'eAd your corner every time il comes
we,,s '"s SNp*t and ! enjoy it very much
may. ~ ] have bees unfil ls,s1v
9'"pondins With a boy. and Al st one \, !
Tag sEc hssn't heard from Rim !.
i 49, ''.Aa out thai hi mother wouldn't
49,, ne any mers. ! am going 70 !
w. WITH soms friends soon ths, bss ~
~ sane Town h. does Do you thinl IL .o,ls q
~ t'ol'F fpf ne 10 call him on The phons {
hosg,., ssfNss n 'hs town. W. both =,
fy'Ht VITA 10Y nos and / have b,.e
~ summer then he asit so'ns ~,sh I.
'n' 49, with snothsg vii thst ~ 4
.tart.J ~ *is hhsH ~ asni home n. >
soulf <, .,is5, y, . Ne % ,eg ,aias !.
"'y asEss ps' r1.,lins ~ ~ 4
Id, hsnas Iasho D.
10 ts.',f ~ ne'ho ,h.nA, h.r bos /. =
y ~ fauepanaiDs N .s.a.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

Ia fhf.s women are appearing
Kafh'a lp pll'nlaeh on lhe street bui
90 country hnd Informal NrUg fhey
Nhtf hfunfii nw ihf mos c0logfnl "a
i'if lh'} Nif wsklns eWs'degahls
400 ~ laof 800 ana aaApifd io mod
fu slllff
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
A FRIEND IN Need
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. Hardee Regarding
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound

Los Angeles, Calf. ~ must tell you
tbat am true friend to Lydia E. Pink
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
Ny Dear Misc Brooks :

Ny Dear Mise Brooks
l have read your for quite a while
and have been very interested in it and |
thought l would ask few questions ~
am thirteen years old and am in the eighth
grade. Tell me good way to keep TO my
lessons l may get through. / like the
boys but know | not old enough to
20 with them ~ What amusements should
sirl have at the age of thirteen remain
yours very truly.
Topic, Idaho
You must first have desire to get thru
ehool, my dear If you have this you will
know you have to apply yourself to your stud
les, and you cannot do this and have too many
5-ler ihinss your mind-boys least Of all
You should go to a party and picture show
occasionally with your parents or girl friends
or any form OF entertainment you have
n your town except public dances but I'M
III you are ut least 10 years DID, you should
-esote all of your time to your school work
20 music or whatever interests you along ed
acational lines so you will be better equip
ped to take up whatever duties come to YOU
later on when il is too late TO acquire an
education
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
Dear Miss Brooks

Dear Miss Brooks:
This is the first time hsy. rs,
you | think it is very nice TO IA, =.
one to answer our questions. Maylm,
lew slsoz u Has a girl any oce,,;o. =
being angry with her brother if h so- !,
ask her TO go 10 the dance each m. +
she knows she is welcome, when h- trsIr
i taking another girlz How old should , Z,
be before she goes 10 dance. show ., ~.
with boy7 f3) Would please tel M :
name Of good face powder Thankins w
A FRIEND, Uai /
III IL Is very unusual brother via y
his sister to go every time he goes to ~
or elsewhere. my dear. so I DO not think Va
should be angry, but very happy tha i
takes you most of the finie-and don't I'm
to let him know you think II very nix. :
him to do so. 80 At least sixteen. m
t3) There are so many really good fac, M
ers- that it is more a question as to IA
one agrees with your particular skin VI
you hnd one which goes on smooiit II
does not irritate your skin. that is l. n
Tor you. If you will send ME you ~
| viii tell you a very reliable line II
preparations Read instructions at hai I
column before writing again, won't yci
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
EiGN

Announcement that big oil interests
Will soon start drilling for oil in the
Cold bay district Of Alaska promises
to bring the thrilling scenes OF gold
rush days to life again.
Attempts are being made by miners
in the southern fields of New South
Wales to hold up the production OF
coal. and the men are threatening to
strike.
Republicans made a surprise attack
on the nationalist garrison at Omeath,
County Louth, Ireland, and a sharp
three-hour fight ensued. 1t is report.
ed that ten republicans were killed
and many wounded.
At least three mining towns have
been wiped out by forest fire burning
over wide area in northern Ontario
Former Premier Venizeios OF Greece
called on Ambassador Harvey and ask.
ed the ambassador 10 send q message TO
'Ae''" 'cquo''ns inc tulteO
states government TO intercede with
the allies and request them TO occupy
Thrace pending the final disposition o.
that territory.
II is reported that opposition among
members OF the family of the former
kaiser I, his marriage 10 Princess
fiermlne OF Reuss is in no wise Of.
although the former crown
prince Is declared 10 have yielded 20
he arguments OF his father and is
now disposed 10 give IN unwilling con
sent, The former emperor has deflso
bis family and insists IN the MARI.
sge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13
GENERAL

That President Harding expects to
boyhood days on his retirement from
the INVITE House became a possibility
when French Grow, postmaster at
Marion, Ohio, and personal friend Of
the president, acting in behalf of the
chief executive, bought the old Hard
ing homestead, near Mount Gilead,
Ohio
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

have been reading our corner for xs
Tune and | sure think you are doing ss
derfui work. This my first tine ykH4
our corner. and hope | won't be Too md
bother % / have had my hair Gu. 's
have got quite a bit Of hair. Can N
Tell me where I can sell it. i2l There i D
gil whom l have associated with for n
ersl years but last winter ] wen. awry ,
school and now that I am home iaa
We cont seem to be as good frirnt >
We used to be and when I 20 with csx
girls or boys she seems to draw them m
from me by some means or another. We
m standing talking to someone she "
come and stand right in front Of ne .
1t makes me feel very humiliated. Can yos .
me what is the best thing to do or v
Thanking you a hundred times. | am.
''TOOTS," Uzh
Read instructions at head Of column edr
writing your next letter. Toots. ~ seq
hair Just now is very difficult thing 70 =
complish, but IL you will send your rs
and stamped envelope / will give you g
addresses where you might sell it 81 ~
TREND seems TO employ very rude tacna
attempting to draw your friends away ~
you believe YOU had better have on
fidentisl talk with her. and see just what .
IONS she has for acting in such naaN
lou will at least hsve an uDderstsndine
viii know better how to conduct y91r
oward her in the future.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

of crystal heads The eads are lied In
F" inf'ei} ~ npys. Onf slyle Il a knof
WIN 'pe fN' ends falling % as hai
~ mo iff leAf shllf another IL
n'H Hn' iNnf ends mailing directly
ANNN rif hN'i ~ ons fures io maks
s'iNi' s'V a. lie hun ~ lhe has
elNt' ~ ll' 'inNn in ilf buol ll arae
f,HN linNntl ihf slli ~ Mll 0.es
'nf leN sNN nf0l lhf rpu ~ fmau
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

\
/ an bothered terribly with blaekheads- "hi
you please tell me something to do so that
I nay get rid Of them? Thanking you III
advance. l am.
ID Shave common laundry soap up fine
and mix with equal quantity Of salt Rub
on the spots and lay the garment on the
grass overnight II any mildew remains
wet 1t occasionally during the day, letting II
bleach on. in the sun. t2l Send your name
heads.
Dear Mrs Brooks:
This is the first time ] have written to
-FOUR corner. but enjoy reading Il. ! am
young girl and wish to ask a few questions
which you may be able TO solve for me- ~
am about fourteen. do YOU think it is prop
er for me 10 have my hair bobbed7 Every
one tells me not to. f2) Should young girls
go out 70 parties al night. fS) There are
six girls in our class. we usually chum to-
gether. but there are three OF them which
get angry st the rest of very often. then
in about day they ready to make up
again. Should keep them as friends or
mott az Should girls Of from fourteen 20
sixteen let boys escort them home from
public place? 90 Is it proper for girls to
take buggy and horse which belongs to
a boy and go buggy riding then let the
boys get in and GO riding7 te) Is it proper
for girls TO write letters TO other girls and
sign a boys name TO it Hoping you viii
be able 10 aaswersthese.
A. A. j. Idaho
~ 1t is perfectly proper. my dear. but |
not very sensiblt thing to do. You would /
be quite sorry in few months IL you did So /
TIE bodied hair has hsd its day and it is /
such difficult task to take care of the I
nsir during the growing out period. (2) /
II there are several girl. going together. it /
would be quite proper in your town | should 1
say. t3) | think / should not worry about
he girls becoming angry. Do RS you think
light and then don't bother about them. es-
.e2t TO try to make them see the error Of
ieir way az Do not make a practice Of
allowing boys to come homo with you, and
10 not go to a public dance alone. (5) No.
''-iie. this is very foolish thing to do. t6)
Also, no.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

The question of whether criminal
proceedings against four officers OF
tho defunct Burley state bank will
be dropped or continued, VIII be ar
gwed in supreme court, it was an
nounced by the clerk of the court.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

~ nirm long they ait uoon a.
ne holds her close and start, - ''.in,
- Chorus
NY little Msrsie. I'm alw,y, t,.,.
marx'e: III tell the world I INN LINKING y
Dont forget your promise to N. ''e
have bought hon. ,,a
thing. for MsYsie ring sd ~,
You've been my inspiration
Days are never blue:
After AL Is said and dom.
There is really only one
Ny little you.
You can picture me most every -.
! can't wait until they start. n"h
Everything he says just seem. IL
l want to learn that stuff BY b.a., rsat
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-13

Dear Miss Brooks:
You have helped others ant ;.
fieulties SO l am writing 10 a.. q 'asr
help me. ~ l have a bad bab;, =. 'oa q
my finger nails. Please let me :, aeva
to stop Please print some inforn. NOV \
The English poet-prophetess. 'Mn.ssu ~
ton" also some of her pronb,a;s o'He' "
you can help me out | remain ho's
OF success to you in your good wort ~
A BOY FROM Dru
81 1t seems to be much ea.s.
bad habits than to overcon. tbs,, ~
not! Exercising will power !. n. 20
70 overcome bad habit. II vor s
do it unconsciously. ask your friend, ,.I
members Of your family to call Won, -, 's. -
to IT. Putting cayenne pepus- No.
nail sometimes helps As soon =. 49,
long enough, keep them smooth vi,
so there will be no temptation n
them with the teeth. (2) "Notb.r a.,
WAS reputed English peasant. b.i.vsJ !.
4 witch and prophecies. She was ~ !.
OF in le4l- Among her best knov, -
cies. was those in which she said fh,, b
riages without horses shall 20" and a., =
would be seen in the air. also that n. =.
o an end would come. in 1851 80
or your good wishes Dixie Boy