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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-13

master is haying on a contract taken
| at Howe.
Mr.. Charles Crouch and family
have gone to Star valley to visit Mrs
Crouche's mother and their daughter
Mrs. Della Izott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilso Elince and Mr..
and Mrs. Anvil Ellice and family re-
turned last week from Star Valley
wyoming, where they had been on
visit to relatives.
While riding, the saddle cinch of
Miss Lulu Englhnd's horse turned
hurting her quite badly.
Miss Gladys England has returned
to Pocatello where she is attending
summer school.
Blanch Robbins has returned to
Rexburg where she is at school. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler and
family have moved to Smoot, Idaho,
where Mr.. Wheeler will do contract
work.
Thursday Mr.. Trued Wane and
Arch Grimmitt left on fishing trip.
Chauncey Christensen and brother
in-law Fred Furnice returned from
fishing trip.
Lee Spears, William A. Price and
Lorenzo Cooley passed thru here on
their way to Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chance Christensen
spent the Sunday at Wapello with
their sister Mrs. Wheeler.
a Fourth ar
his home.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-13
RIVERSIDE

Bert Bowman Of Fl. Hall, spent
few hours with his folks on Wed
nesday.
Lawrence Bitton and James Will
Eams of Salt Lake mOtored up an
spent a day with the parents OF MI
Bitton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip R. Helm spen
the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Mitchell at Riverton.
VIM. Bartlett of Moreland spoke il
Mutual Sunday night. July 2, his
subject being, 1.-THE Faith Of Ou'
Fathers"
Thaddius Helm and George Good
win spent a couple of days in Los
river fishing recently.
Mrs. ]. c. Greer, accompanied by
her sons, j. Harris and Lowell, also
her daughter, Grace, motored VI
from Salt Lake Monday to visit with
their people here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Peterson en-
tertained large party of friends or
Monday evening.
Mrs. David Pike of Butte, Montana
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Peterson.
Edward Gooch has returned from
Utah with load Of cherries, and is
selling them from house to house. &,
Owen Peterson was host at dane
ing party last Thursday evening, en-
tertaining in honor of his sister, Mil
dred.
Mrs. Louisa Wray, who spent the
past winter in Logan, Utah, came
home Monday, June 20, to spend the
summer.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for a Twenty-fourth Of July
celebration. Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson of Logan,
came to spend the Fourth with Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Wray.
Mrs. Roach Wheeler of Erwin,
Idaho, is spending few days with
her folks, Hans Peterson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schroeder Of
Menan, Mrs. Riley Hall of Arms and
w. Barney Bitton Of Menan, were Wis
itors at the home of John Bitton on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Wray of Swan
Valley spent the Fourth here visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Telford Of
Ogden and Mrs. Florence Knudsen Of
Los Angeles, California, visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bit
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Bitton of Po-
catello were visitors with home folks
here Monday afternoon.
Miss Vatia Taylor is at home again,
after spending most delightful visit
at Deer Creek and Pocatello. Miss
Taylor has many friends at both
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bitton Jr. spent
part of Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Felt in Wapello.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-13

Bunty comedy
played that character three Onion
o.
spirited Industrial and shipyard did
of vital import pntday
derful his lecture Building Better Business by Building
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-13
MUSIC--LECTURE--C CONCERT At
CHAUTAUQUA
Evelyn MecIusky VIII Eliminate Mys'
terIes and Elevate MarveIs Of Music.

We all want a greater understand
ing Of good music-to know more of
the master composers and their work,
the best operas, musical instruments
that compose a modern orchestra,
band or other musical unit.
Mrs. McClusky, "The Music Lady"
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-13

These here schoolmarms don't know
their .ewl Minds One Of EN- says
OswalA's tso forward an the other
sAys As's backwardT"-Judgt. a''''
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
TOM MIX AT LYcEUM

Tom Mix with whom Luis Firpo re-
fused to box at Atlantic City on Tues
day, appears at the Lyceum for the
remainder of the week In his latest
and best picture. genuine comedy
entitled soft Boiled" The orchestra
features enhance the musical program
and the comedies and news reels add
to the movie bill.
While manager of the risquc road
house Mix Is intrigued by a sensa-
tional masked dancer whose identity
he does not know and 1t is not until
later that he finds she Is the girl of
his dreams. The roadhouse scenes
are especially elaborate, specializing
in depicting regular big time cab
aret show with a beauty chorus of
bathing girls and IA sensational bar
rel chorus" Mix himself hopping
about as the leader of this chorus is
sight to bring laughs to anybody.
The first three days of next week
brings a special production, filed with
daring feats In the air and having j
mystery plot and dandy love theme
A Broken Wing.
st. Elmo Is scheduled for carly
showing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

| in his blindness, so brave and NOR,
| splendid than he had ever been il
health, a kind of divine pity iillec
my heart ana Tor a time reall,
| thought 1t was love.
| At I've come to the conclusion
how 1t was partly remorse ana part.
" pity. | thought | had no right
TO ma any more fauit with him
when he vas paying SO dearly loI
his mistake.
Sam is a nice chap. He wants to
do everything in the world for ME
but, like many other men, he wants
to do It in his own way. He is kind
ness Itself, but it is his kind OF kind
mes, MT mine.
Mr.. Hamilton is giving him a very
good salary and he docsn want me
to work and, Bee, | would go mad
II | didn't work. I'm doing very
well in this advertising department.
have been able TO write one or Two
stock sales advertisement which
have brought in great many
women customers.
Mr.. Hamilton praised me unstint.
NHis ahh l. tnlllh IL fdtItT dnHONtu
sam. for he spoke UP quite brusque-
~, saying Il am sorry, Mr.. Hamilton,
that you are saying this to Sally for,
thanks TO you, | am earning enough
TO support us both IN comfort and |
Nave the same rooted objection that
every other American man has, who
has any manhood at all about him,
TO seeing my wife work"
Before | could control myself my
quick temper got the best of me and
] said, i've never seen many Ameri-
can mon who weren't perfectly will.
ing that their wives should cook over
hot stoves, bend over Eashboards and
40 the hardest possible work for long
hours If they were doing it TO make
their husbands comfortable and not
for the glorious incentive of a good
salary"
Same gave me a look that vas MUIR
derous and poor Mr.. Hamilton looked
troubled. With the intention. how
ever, of pouring oil on the troubled
waters he said Now look here.
Atherton. you are not going to ex-
poet me to side with you and lose
ono Of the best al writer's have,
are you?"
y don't expect anyone to side
with me. not even Sally herself said
Sam, and he went out Of the room
and slammed the door. just like an
angry child.
] looked az MIR. Hamilton appre-
hensiveiH, but he only laughed aud
said Never mind. dear. half
blind man has enough 10 contend
with"
There. I've said more than I had
intended. and lcst say more still
I am going to clcar.
SALLY
copyright, 1928. H. HEA Service.
Incl
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
FRENCH VILLAGE

You won't be living II you fail to take
In the French village at the Arch
street armory ON Friday and Satur'
Gay nights OF this week.
The local post OF the American
Legion has spared no effort to make
the French Village the best entertain
ment feature of the convention.
Built and designed by Andre Smith,
ex-official artist of the a. +. r., the
village is complete in the minutest
detail. Step into the Armory and
Presto,-You are in Fance.
To complete the picture, zoo OF
New Britains most charming girls
will be on hand in French costume to
help make merry.
Music for the dancing vii be fur
nished by Dtvitos Orchestra, of
Waterbury.
The public is urged to come and
enjoy this entertainment, which prob
ably is as unique an event as ever
held in this city.
Friday night has been designated
at Delegates Night and it is ex-
uected that all delegates and official
visitors will be present at that time.
Arrangements have also been made
the courtesy of Putnam &
Company to have fight returns an
nOllnCcd te /. ~laf
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
MY HUSBANDS LOVE
ADJ. a.rrssa. ssw rh.s. Of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

, These years. Think Of the taller bills
you would have saved me n ia known
OF this talent Of yours before"
His eyes and voice we're hllsd
with laughter, as he laid the clothes
down again. and caught me into his
arms with rough, playful tenderness,
AS pinch hitter. you're a rousinF
success. Sweetheart he said. kissing
me heartily, and the slangy sincere
words warmed my heart as no more
polished tribute could have done,
''f'll lei you on duty for the rest Of
the evening" he banfered as he re-.
leased me. II see that like dutifnl
Wife, you have everything laid out for
me. and IN try not 10 call you more
than eight times In the process OF
dressing. Run along now"
A Disturbing Thought
went slowly back into the living
room, my cheeks burning with the
thought OF what Dieky would say II
he knew that his compliments on my
supposed work were wholly uHde-
served. Fortunately for my peace OF
mind, however, | was given no time
10 brood over my evasion. Diclsy did
not quite reach the mark OF eight
calls for me which he had named.
hut he summoned me six times before
he was ready TO descend 10 the taxi
which l had summoned for him.
II Is rarely that ! offer Dicky a
for he dislikes any COM
ment upon his personal appearance
or affects to- never have been
able TO decide which Is the truth
but he was so distinguished a figure
RS he stood with his hand on the
door. that could not restrain my
II never saw you look so well,
Dicky. dear" l said. going up to him
and kissing him. Il am glad this is
10 be purely masculine affair, I'd
be afraid OF sor fair damsel steal
ng you. otherwise
1t was the yeriost banal banter but
Is Dicky stopped to kiss me. saw
elusive. inscrutabe. start
ed, fash into his eyes.
See that you don't hobnob too
much with Mrs. Petey.' he coun-
cred bit awkwardiy. thought, and
lfter he had gone, ] sat still for sew
raj minutes, sounding that eternal
orturing note OF wifehood:
II wonder 90
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
GREAT RiLL AT cApIroL

The show AZ the Capitol changes
today for the last half OF the week
with another bill Of excellence which
brings an entirely new bill OF ,aude-
willie. one which the. management
claims will equal the entertaining
values OF the one Just finishing. The
feature act for this last half weeks
bill is Miss Mystery" mystic mu.
steal farce with a fine east OF enter.
tainers Val Harris a Co. present
THE sheik OF ei." a comedy offer.
ins that IL continual scream from
start 10 finish. The cast Is an excel
lent one and Val Harris has renu.
tatlon as very good vaudeville
comedian; Jack and ketty DE Marco
VIII be well received with their fns
novelty offering; Morley and cor,In
are singers and comedians: and one
OF the real hits OF the bill should be
the offering OF George yeomans. The
photoplay offering on this bill pre-
sents Dorothy Dalton in Dark Sc
crets.' Starting next Sunday for q
run of four days the Capitol will
present Gloria Swanson In Blue.
boards sth WIFE" her latest and
greatest photoplay. II Is a story OF
love. passion and superb gowns aud
shows Gloria Mt her very> best. spe-
clal music interpretations for the pic
ture will be one of the big features.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clcgged Nos.
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in y few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
some. Your clogged nostrils Will open.
The air passages of your Head WIZ
clear and you can breathe freely. No
more dullness. headache; no hawking,
snuffing. mucous discharges or dry
ness; no struggling for breath at
night.
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiscptic
cream in your nostrils, let it pene-
trato through every air passage of the
head: soothe and heal the swollen,
infamed mucous membrane and re-
lief comes instantly.
II is Just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
siuffed-up and miserable.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
COOKED FRESH SWEET CORN
BY SISTER MARY

OF course. corn Is delicious al
naturel," right on the cob, but Their,
are innumerable other ways TO serve
fresh sweet corn that are quite al
delicious.
Corn pudding or souffles, creamed
corn and stewed corn, fried corn and
baked corn combined with other
vegetables. all these ways aid in pro.
Nlding variety to late summer
menus. The woman in the country
will welcome any suggestion that
may be different in the way OF serv-
ing vegetables.
Country Creamed Corn
Cut the tops of the kernels and
scrape out the hearts. Put in a
saucepan With I tablespoon butter
for each cup Of corn, IA teasp Jon
salt and Is teaspoon pepper. add
Just enough milk to make moist and
COOK over slow fire stirring con-
stan.iy until very hot. Add cream
20 barely cover AMI continue cook
ing Tor eight minutes, stirring con .
SANITY Serve at once. This is a
dish ut for Il king and to my mind
much nicer to serve to guests than
corn on the cob.
If corn is not fresh from the gar
den little sugar should be added
to replace the natural sweetness.
Corn very quickly loses its sweet
ness after picking.
Fried Corn With Peppers
Six ears corn, ? green peppers, 2
tablespoons butter, IL teaspoon salt,
teaspoon pepper, I cup milk.
Cut corn from cob Scalj pep
ers and rub off thin outer skin.
Remove seeds and white ribs. Cut
In shreds. Melt butter, add corn
and peppers. season with salt and
pepper aud cover with milk. Cook
slowly until milk is absorbed. Brown
slightly and serve very hot.
Corn SoufTle
Six ears corn, lie cup soft bread
crumbs, tablespoons butter. L.. cup
milk, teaspoon salt, is teaspoon
yolks of eggs, 3 whites OF
eggs.
Melt butter, stir in bread crumbs
and milk and cook, stirring con-
stantly until smooth. Add corn and
cook three minutes longer. Season
with salt and pepper. Beat yolks
Of eggs till thick and lemon colored.
id to corn mixture. Seat whites of
Eggs with n wire whisk until stiff
and dry. Fold into first mixture.
Turn into -buttered baking
iish. Bake c5 minutes in modcr-
ate oven. Serve Immediately.
Carkrirp Inc \
United states sends an average OF
,yer S3GN.n00 worth Of pcr(umery ana
oilet preparations to South Africa
month.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

ME Green's as well. there was nobody
in the mess tent except the darky
waiter. william. and Miss Queenie
tsoegs. the Fat Lady, who. when il
was possible, was always prompt al
Eor meals.
This is queer" the Commodore
murmurod in Johnnie's ear. Where
40 YOU suppose she went 2?
Johnnie Green suddenly solved the
mystery.
'You must have been looking at her
through the wrong cnd of your spy
glass" he whispered. nodding his
head toward the Fat Lady.
Commodore Mudgett's face fell as
he realized MS blunder.
My eyes." he sasped. lin ter
rapin. That's exactly what happened. !"
Copyright. 1923. by Metropolitan
Newspaper Sertice.J
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

as seriously to injure them.
Radical treatment has done much
to prevent and stamp out traechoma
tgranulated eyelids). But though the
disease is not nearly as prevalent as
1t was in this country, 1t still Is a
menace In number of European
lands which send many emigrants to
the United States. The government
physicians at Ellis Island always are
on guard, however, and no trae-
choma case enters, If detected.
There are parts of America where
traechoma seems to prevail owing to
lack of proper sanitation. The promi-
nent symptoms are itching and
burning of the eyelids There is a
swelling of the mucous membrane
and the eyes are red and discolored.
There is much secretion. which may
be thin and watery or yellow in APP
pearance. In the morning the lids
may stick together. When this con-
dition exists rubbing with the An
gers should be avoided. Efforts to
dislodge the little nodulcs will only
cause irritation.
Traechoma may be contracted by
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
"THE LEFT oyER.--pARsoNs

Henry w. Savage. Inc, announces
The LEFTOVER" new musical COM
edy for the Parsons theater, Hartford,
the first three days of next week, be-
ginning September 18th, matinee on
Wednesday. Mr.. Savage further an
nounces that the book and lyrics OF
THE Leftover" were written by Eel
Ga Sears, the melodies by Vincent
Youmans, the young man who set the
countryside whistling, singing and
dancing to the tune of BAN balina,"
and that Miss Ada May will star in
the title role OF "rhe Leftover"
Other inducements to the theater-
going public is a comedian by the
Lame Of Eddie Nelson who was seen
IN THE Last Waltz and the Pacific
Coast importation ''Sunkist."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

circus lot. while Commodore Mudgeti
placed himself In the door of the
dressing tent, set his cap at a jaunty
angie. and folded his arms across his
chest.
Then johnnie Green took a good.
long look at him. He realized, after
while. that the Commodore was
beckoning TO him. SO he hurried
back.
''Let me take that. my hearty" isid
the Commodore. reaching for the tele-
scope. i've Just had big idea" He
trained the telescope. wrong end mp.
upon the hippopotamus. "Ha! ] ought
to have dome this before" he mutter-
ed. He doesn't look half bad. this
way. III remember this. when I'm
Ealing the Seven Seas When any
things unpleasant, I'll look at II
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
Why q Tnrturing Doaha Came
20 Trouble Madge

Mira PeieY Marks Strengthened
herself and regarded the work Of hel
hands with distinct approval. Then
deity hieking out the cord OF the
electric iron she turned on the switch,
and, taking up The Pad Of paper
wrote few words swiftly upon u,
Tearing of the page, she thrust u
Into my hands, tipioed 10 the deer.
gave a nervous glance W aud down
the hall and then made her noise-
lees way 10 her own quarters, A
mnffled click audible only TO ears
strained like mine, told me that she
vas safely within her own room. and
I read the words she had written.
"There ."--she wrote exactly as she
talked-"These are the ROSTERS
crow now. nut don't let His Nibs
know who done 'em-stick 10 II
you're the party. See YOU later. Ret.
ter tear this up"
I smiled at the melodramatie little
finishing touch. even, as ! followed
her advice and tore the paper into
shreds. I had watched her pressing
carefully, and 10 my inexperienced
eyes she appeared 70 have Initiated
In the pressing OF the evening clothes
the properly pressed suit picky had
given me as a model, AZ any rate,
knew ! could not have accomplished
the task satisfactorily. so II was with
an appeased conscience thas care
fully drapcd the garments over my
arm and returning TO the bedroom,
spread them out upon the bed.
There was but ono thing that
troubled me. From a child. ! have
hated above all things TO take credit
that docs not belong to me. But,
knowing the unreasoning diHi IKE
Dicky had taken to Mrs. Marks !
saw the wisdom OF obeying her writ
ten Injunction for the next few hours
at least. The banquet safely over, |
meant to confess. however. no matter
how unpleasant the consequences.
Run Along. Now
Fresh from his bath and shave,
Dicky hurried into the living room,
almost good -natured. But / saw that
his doubt OF my ability to remedy
the mistaken Judgment of Mrs.
lharkS was 100 slTonS LOT CoHlIort,
and | fastened TO secure his verdict.
PLEASE look at the clothes. Dicky.
and see IL they're all right" ] asked |
before he had time to speak.
They're in here"
] preceded him into the bedroom
and spread an exhibition hand over
the sartorial display upon the bed,
Dicky bent a questioning, critical
look upon them. then with little |
picked them up and ex- /,
amined them carefully.
well I'll be eternally electro
cuted J" he said, turning and looking
me over with increduous admiration. |
you've turned the trick TO perfec-
ton. or course, he said grudgingly, |
that freak in there had the most of |
the job done, but judging from the
way you've taken out those razor
creases SO dear to the heart of her
cherished Petey, and put the things /
in shape again, you could have done |
the whole thing. Look here, woman
Have you been holding out on me all
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
JOHNNIE Of the CIRCUS
and his CUFFY BEAR =
~sBy ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY

through the wrong end OF my sp,
glass"
Then he began to move the tele-
scope about. Presently he exclaimed
"Ha. There's something interesting In
the offing. a lady midget, as I'm
alive" He lowered the glass and
turned to johnnie Green breathlessly
she must have Joined the circus to-
DAY. She's gone into the mess tent.
Up anchor. Hurry. It's dinner time"
Commodore Midget paused 10 put
some tiny gold rings In his ears, and
brush his blue uniform, and dab the
dust off his little shoes. Then they
started.
Shes no taller than | am" the
Commodore confded, referring to the
person he had seen entering the mess
tent. she may be plumper. But she's
certainly no taller" II was easy to
see that he was much excited.
To his great surprise and john
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
.FLAsHEs OF ACTION"
AT THE PALACE

Tonishs the Palace offers new
show for the last half OF the week and
brings a new lfns> Of attractions and
. special bill IN cooperating with the
American Legion In celebrating the
convention in this city, As a special
attraction one of the movies offered
will be FLASHES OF Action" the ON
eial U. 3. government moving pictures
of the American troops In the World
War, As an added attraction on the
bill the management offers Charles
"Hoot" Gibson in "Blinky." This pic
tura was chosen for presentation on
this bill because II Ia an army tale.
"Hoot" Gibson who IN a popular star
In Western pictures II seen as a youth
who Joins the L. 3. Cavalry. The
vaudeville bill will offer four good
acts with Charles Ledegar In Clean
ing Up" very fne novelty comedy
act; The Faden Trio OFFER high class
singing and comedy entitled Just
Wait and See" Rowles and Gilman
are very clever couple who will show
some very fine entertainment: and
Nora and Jane and Karl will close the
bill with an excellent dancing offering
with pretty stage setting and
changes OF costume. Starting next
Pola Negri viii be offered In
her latest hit Mad Love"
Jackie Coogan Is coming In his
latest hit, Circus Days"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
Amarillo. Texas
greatest trouble.

pound to my friends as it has certainly
given me great relief. "-Mrs.C. B. Rob-
RsoN, sos N. Lincoln st., Amarillo, Tex.
The Vegetable Compound is a splendid
medicine for women. II relieves the
troubles which cause such symptoms as
backache, painful times, irregularity,
tired and worn out feelings and nervous
ness. This is shown again and again by
such letters as Mrs. Robinson writes
a. well as by one woman telling another.
These women know what II did Tor
them. 1t is surely worth your trial.
Housewives make great mistake in
allowing themselves to become so i'll
fiat II e well-nieh impossible for them
:, sftend to Their necessary household
IN