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Evening star., 1923-09-16

Bethany Chapter. No. "a, o. E. s.,
celebrated Labor day with a basket
picnic at North Chesapeake Beach at
the cottage of the worthy matron and
worthy patron, Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom
field II. Howard. The meeting Sep
i tember was under charge of the
endowment committee, Past Worthy
Matron Eva ID. Court, chairman. Each
member was furnished with an apron
containing pocket, in which the
member was requested to place as
many pennies as the waist measure
in inches Associate Grand Matron
Mrs. Helen B. Strait and Past Grand
Matron Mrs. Flora E. Campbell spoke
b"ritone solo was rendered by Mr.
Ward E. Kuentzel. with Mrs. Ethel
kuentzel as accompanist Refresh
ments were served
Evening star., 1923-09-16

Salem Lodge, No. 22. and Friendship
Repekah Lodge, No. 8, will give 4
joint musical at Masonic Tern
Anacostia, on Wednesday evening ~
: o'clock, arrangements for which arc
In charge Of a committee of ten, with
PAST Grand Joseph L. Proctor as
chairman.
Evening star., 1923-09-16
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thy matron and worthy patron were
presented lei wreath as greetings
from Alohe Lei Chapter of Honolulu
by visitors from Alohe Lei Chapter
september &c will be endowment
night and the evening will be in
charge of the endowment committee,
which Will furnish the entertainment
The officers were entertained by the
worthy matron at her home on Tues
day evening last, an informal get-to-
gether meeting before resuming work
for the winter.
Evening star., 1923-09-16

Instructress Rebecca A. Bowen nj
Naomi Rebekah Lodge, No. j, viii
noid a school of instruction for rho
dence, 222 4th street southeast.
Evening star., 1923-09-16

James T. Ryan, grand Knight Of
Carroll Council, was host to number
of friends at the Hamilton Hotel on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Ryan was
recently elected secretary of the State
Association of the Elks of the District
of Columbia. Mr.. Ryan has also been
renominated for the office of grand
knight of Carroll Council, the cleo
tion to take place on Tuesday evening
in the Knights of Columbus Hall. All
members of the council are urged TO
be present at the coming meeting
and to bring with them any visiting
knights of Columbus who may chance
TO be in the city at that time.
Evening star., 1923-09-16

Al JOY, superintendent of the
knights of Columbus Hall, has an
nounced the establishment of a room
finding bureau for the service of
members of the order who will come
to the city to take up winter courses
in the various educational institutions
in and around Washington. Members
of the order here in Washington who
have rooms TO rent are requested to
Immediately register same at the
headquarters here. Many requests
have already been filled and many
more have been received through the
mail and by telephone to the hall.
Evening star., 1923-09-16

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of the
District have accepted an invitation
TO attend the third annual meeting of
the Northern Virginia Odd Fellows
Association, to be held at Leesbure
on Friday, October 5. Grand Marshal
Henry w. Tippett has been appointed
chairman of the general committee.
Evening star., 1923-09-16

noble Grand Annie BlaIock NJ
es ities Sn- tnese advance dates of activ-
4: Tuesday, October 2, dinnar -cuse. no.
east Masonic Temple: Thursday Sctn n
per IL. twenty-fifth anniyerss ~ Ootos %
1ne sr institution Of the lodge. I @ q u
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
WANT ADS

Want aos are cash in advance.
Rates same as before the war;
l cent word, each insertion.
Minimum: any ad is 25 cents per
insertion.
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
DEATH OF DAVE ENNIS

Dave Ennis, who resided in Sho-
shone for many years, died at the
home of his sister, Tuesday night.
Ennis was injured in a railway acci-
dent about thirty years ago and for
twenty eight years has been disabled
and hardly able to get around. Dur
ing this time he received from the
Brotherhood of Engineers a pension.
Of late his infirmaties had been get
ting more severe when death stepped
in and mercifully relieved him from
pain. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Nc
Kuen, who resides in Shoshone and
a brother, John, of Pocatello. Rever-
end Father McGown, of Jerome. Off
ciated at the funeral which was large
ly attended by the old timers of Sho-
shone and the engineers. He was
born in st. Louis, December 9Th, 1860
and died January 9Th, 1928.
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19

] Love?
Miss TheIma Gwinn will entertain
at party at her home Friday even
ing
Ben Darrah viii leave Monday for
Boise to attend the Wool Growers
convention.
J. II. Lane, Of Richfield, was in the
city Tuesday evening. enroute to
ogden, Utah.
The Ben Darrah ranches are busy
putting up ice for use during the
summer months.
A. n. Ashlne returned from few
days in Boise and made business
trip to Twin Falls on Tuesday.
A. NJ. Comes and son, Ernest oil
Tunupa. We're Shoshone business visi-
tors on Wednesday of this week
o. C. Burton, of Richfield, was in
the city Friday, enroute to his home,
after spending ten days in Boise
Preparations for lambing has COM
menced. The lambing season will be
practically on by the first Of Febru-
ary.
The Cash Grocery is busily engaged
in unpacking new goods and fixing
up the new place preparatory TO
formal opening in the near future.
When the work is finished they will
have the finest and cleanest store in
this part Of the country and the mer-
chandise will be all new stock as
good part Of the old stock was disposed
of before moving. The same policy
of low prices will prevail
E. E. Fletcher, of Dietrich, visited
in Shoshone Wednesday and called at
the Journal office for a pleasant chat.
In chambers at Shoshone last Fri
day, Judge H. F. Ensign of the fourth
district, ordered that an injunction
issue restraining and enjoining the
Carey Valley Reservoir company from
permitting the water in the reservoir
of the Carey Valley Reservoir COM
pany, on Fish Creek, in Blaine coun-
ty, to flood and thereby obstruct the
free use of the county road leading
to the west fork of Fish creek, where
the same crosses the reservoir right
of way of the defendant Carey Valley
Reservoir company. He also restrained
all of the agents, attorneys, employees
and all persons acting through or un-
der the said defendant from so doing
until further order of the court. The
injunction was ordered upon COM
plant of the county, which alleges
that there are a number of residents
and taxpayers owning property and
residing on the west fork of fish creek
and the only safe and convenient
route of ingress and egress is over
the public highway which crosses the
right of way of the reservoir; that
this highway has been used by the
general public for upwards of 80 years
and has been worked and maintained
during that period by the plaintiff,
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19

FOR SALE@Forty shares of water
in the Big Wood Canal and Reser-
voir Co., at $50 share-C. L. Baker
Shoshone.
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
READ OUR REVIEW OF THE
LEGISLATURE

On another page Of this issue you
will find a general review of the doings
of the state legislature as it is re-
corded from day to day. 1t is impos-
sible to publish all that is taking place
and we would suggest to those who
desire more complete information as
to the contents of certain bills that
they write their representative at the
state house and we are sure that he
will be only to glad to furnish them
with copy Of the particular bill de-
sired.
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19


| Do you love?
| What is love?
| Do you love someone?
| Does someone love you?
Do you love someone?
Can you tell what love is?
What do you know about love?
Steve Bona is now employed in the
McFan Cafe
Edward Gage, of Dietrich, spent
Monday in Shoshone-
Harry Stoner was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Fryar at dinner on
Monday.
C. F. Borden won second prize at
the seed show at Burley last week
on Marquis wheat.
N. E. Morrison left Monday to at
tend the meeting of assessors held
in Boise this week
Frank T. Disney spent the week
end in Shoshone from his duties at
the legislature in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Neal, of Picabo,
spent the week end in Shoshone visit
ing friends and relatives.
Clato Dunn, who is employed with
his brother law, of Wendell, was a
Shoshone visitor this week.
DR.. w. H. Baugh returned home
Saturday after spending the week at
Salt Lake City and Pocatello.
The ice firms of the city have been
busy all week cutting and putting up
ice for next summers supply.
Mrs. c. E. Alexander entertained
the meeting of the War Mothers at
her home last Friday afternoon
Quite a number of Shoshone young
people were Jerome visitors Sunday,
taking in the show in the evening.
Several people of Shoshone attended
the dance given at Richfield last week
and report having had a good time.
Mrs. Fred Riggen leaves Friday for
California where she will join her
husband and spend the rest of the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunn and family, |
by Miss Brown. OF Buhl,
we're Shoshone visitors this week with
riends and relatives.
Look at the label on your paper
md see if you owe for the Journal.
( you do your paper may cease COM
ng to you suddenly.
The road show, The Girl and the
Tramp, was attended by a large
rowd and from all indications II made
hit with the show-g goers.
The skating season is in fun swing
his is ideal weather for good skat-
ng and the younger generation Of
he city is making the most Of f.
he recent snow fan, however, has
lade the lee rather rough.
The picture "A Womau's sacrifice
ihlch showed al the lsqugh Monday
lgbf was very well attended empha-
lsing the faot of the popularity of
le pictures ~ the CANADIAN aofihHesi
po the beautiful eeenely shown
NJ i,pDf Withroy Won he silver
Nfe "a the pharmacy bringing fo
Gloss thf contest Which hes been
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Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
Bible Thoughts for
the Week
Sunday.

Sunday.
he LEApETH Me- will bring
the blind by q way that they knew
/ not; l will lead them In paths that
they have not known: will make
darkness light before them, and
crooked things straight. These
things will do unto them, and not
forsake them.-Isa. 42 :16.
Monday.
SEEK THINGS ABOVE. - Set
your affections on things above, not
on things on the earth.-Col. 80.
Ye cannot serve God and Nam
mon.-Matt. o:24.
Tuesday,
DARKNESS DISAPPEARS.--
Thou art my lamp, o Lord and the
Lord Will tighten my darkness. For
by thee have run through a
troop; by my God ! have leaped
over a wall,-Il sam, 22 20, 80.
Wednesday,
JOY or SALYATiON.-Wlth Joy
shall ye draw water from out OF
the wells of salvation. lisa. 1913.
1hussdsy.
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onoWy be hungry, give bin bfead
~ e0j and N hs bs THIRSTY ave
hlp water 10 drink 'fgoy 70 ~.
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Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
Do you love?
What is love?

Does someone love you?
Can you tell what love is?
What do you know about love?
William Eden spent few days in
Shoshone. this week.
Truette Green was a Jerome visitor
Sunday Of this week.
Mrs. Isaacs has been visiting the
Joe Dunn family Of Buhl.
M. B. Wilhoit, of Bliss, was a Sho-
shone visitor this week end
DR.. Snodgrass here again next Tues
day. See note elsewhere.-Adv.
Marshall Chapman was a Sboshone
visitor on 1egal business last week.
Mrs. ]. w. Hunter, of Tunupa, was
shopping IN shoshone on Monday.
w. H. Wright, of Jerome was a
Shoshone business visitor Sunday.
Steve Bona and Richard McCollum
returned from weeks stay in Boise.
For anything you wish to know
about Life Insurance see W. T. Turner.
Rupert Borden, of Dietrich, was a
Shoshone business visitor the first of
the week.
Il. Anderson. of Gooding, has been
dividing his time between Shoshone
and Gooding.
Russell Walker, of the ]. C. Penney
company store of Jerome, was a Sho-
shone visitor Sunday.
John Eguren, living three miles
east of this >city, was a ShosLone
business visitor on Wednesday of this
week.
]. D. Fortune, of Kimama. was
visitor at the Journal office Wednes-
day while transacting business in
Shoshene.
In honor of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Hill, of Burley, who is her guest, Mrs.
Harlan Heist entertained informally
Wednesday evening.
IL you are troubled with Ildl leel
or fallen arches, or any painful con-
dition of the feet, wear Nature Treads.
Recommended by wearers in Sho-
shone.-The Morse Store. Adv.
Mrs Fred ]. Hill, of Purley and
Mrs Harlan d. Heist spsi.- Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Silva at their
country home at North Shoshone.
They returned TO Shoshone Monday
Th meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church that
was to have been held at the home
of Mrs Frank Glen Wednesday was
cancelled owing to the illness of Mrs.
Glen. The next meeting will be held
in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Frank Crosse.
l am ready to give shanpoos, scalp
henna packs, trim and
singe broken and uneven hair Also
give facial massage and the famous
clay pack, the wonder of the age.
which removes wrinkles and blemishes |
leaving the skin smooth and youthful. |
Room 13, Gooding Bros. Bldg.-Della
Rhoads. -
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
LOCAL HARDENING

The American Legion Auxiliary met
at the offices of Frank T. Disney
Thursday night.
Work is progressing nicely on the
selecting of the cast and rehearsals
for the X. of p minstrels to be given
in the near future.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will be entertained at the
homo Of Mrs. B. G. Lane on Wednes-
day, January oath.
Mrs. j. w. Newman entertained
the members of the civic committee
of the Shoshone Study club at her
home Monday evening.
A dinner party at the Boston Cafe
Sunday evening consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fryar, Miss Elsie Webb,
Mr.. Charles Munger and Mr.. Wesley
Rhoads.
The Rebekahs will have an initia-
tion at its meeting tonight, the de-
gree staff having worked hard to put
on the work properly. A good at
tendance lis assured.
Frank T. Disney, senator from Lin
coin county has been made chairman
of the public health committee and
placed on the educational institutions,
finance and judiciary committees.
]. III. Barbee, representative from
Lincoln county has been made chair
man of the livestock committee and
placed on the appropriations, Irriga-
ton and Reclamation committees in
the legislature.
The film play, Cardigan, story
of the revolutionary war was put on
the Baugh theatre before a large
crowd Tuesday night. Part of the
proceeds went to the American Le-
gfon AUXILIARY to help them in their
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Clover spent
Monday at Gooding attending in the
evening the play,'It Pays to Adver-
tise', given by the pupils of Gooding
college. Miss Elaine Clover was cast
as the leading lady and made quite
a hit in the part.
Stanley A. Spellmeyer. mining en-
gineer for the great Hearst and Hagin
Interests Of San Francisco, is in
H4tioy this week says the HALEY
T1mes News Miner. He is making an
sxpert examination for his principals |
sf the Triumph mine adjoining the
North Star on East Fork. the proper
y formerly owned by Peter Snider, |
40 = also exporting some properties |
= - Bullion district. His presence |
y - time is regarded deeply sig
pif'eeAf Many construe IL TO mean |
hat the Hearst ana Hagin conibina-
ion arc soon TO play an active payt
y fhe development Of the mining In
isstyy IN this district
4 spnpber OF Goodine ana shoshoDe
''ea evidently have visions of beeorn-
~ ~ Dagnafes says the Goodins
'p Friday Of last week sss-
~ ~ them met az fhe offices OF
'tszsntfs hisseii a Bird and orsan-
<ea ~ e'ene oD company WA q
apitel s'oeA ~ s2o,ooo ybe com
say flll Gang on q senepl ol busi.
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'se4 ien fnnaas fol Ylps ana
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Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
AT THE BAuGH THEATRE

s 8 Q @ g 3 9 q 9 Q Q . 3 o o
Friday night a Goldwyn picture,
Wet Gold''.
Saturday night, John Gilbert will
be seen in Clean Dawn.
Monday and Tuesday nights. House
Peters is the star In Human Hearts
II is a story OF home; Of a wonderful
beautiful love; of pathos and humor;
Of a wife who was an outcast; Of 4
son who suffered because OF his love
for the one woman; a story for you;
for your children: for your father ard
mother. II is one Of the very best
recommended pictures of the season.
House Peters takes bis part uuusu-
ally well in this picture
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Clarence, taken from the pl'y py
Booth Terllnefon. Most Of us are
famillar with the story clarenoe es
u ran in the Cosmopolitan masazine
in serial fofm Wallace heid, Afpes
Ayres ana May MoAroy take lsadiDe
pnIfe in THIS splenaid picture a rare
fgeof D. ln sfors fof the public lH ihf
Production ~ 'rlare0ee'
iIidaY nlehf 'D9si fl0Ner
Good comeales e4eH n'fNi
4Ho splendid p'apffa fof frf neaf
fliuls Nlf 0NaHe|anfnief flaffnf
Inomaf Nasnan on lansaY siH
sra M felFasY Nu ll|selQ psen
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Shoshone journal., 1923-01-19
DOCTOR HERBERT DEANE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special attention given women and
children. Infant feeding.
Office in Mcmahon Building
Office phone 12J-Residence phone 12w
Private home for maternity patients.
SHOSHONE IDAHO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
Cable del COmisiOnadO %
Residente Sr. C6rdOva
Davila
Hon. Antonio r. Barcel6,
San Juan, 2. r.

Nuestro Representante Mac X. Jones
no la vueltO tener ninguna 0tra en-
trevista con ell Presidente despu6s de Ia
que fuG comunicada a ustedes el dfa
primero de diciembre, en- t6rminos muy
satisfactorios al prDp0sito de un am
plio Gobierno prorio para la isla. Pro
veto presentado por mi requicre, cleo
ci6n Gobcrnador, nombramientos JefeS
DepartamentOs, Auditor, Corte. Supre,
ma, por ell Gobernador con el consenti-
miento V cOnsejo del SenadO Y aboli-
ci6n de la Corte Federal delegando en-
la Corte Suprema los casos de la mis-
ma. incluyendo naturalization de. eX-
tranieros. aumento de salario Goberna-
dor Y demds funcionarios seglin proyec-
to presupuesto Legislature Pto. Rico.
la cual queda facultada en- 10 successive
para hacer los cambios que crea nece-
sarios Ell materia de sueldos V decla-
rando ademas que ninglma ley del
Congreso sera extensive la Isla no
ser que expresamente 10 declare el tex
to de la misma.
Mac X. Jones embarca proximo dia
30 para cSa.
C6rd0uG DdriIG,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
Mum 800
IMPORTANTE DIARIO
NEOYORQUINO VENDIDO
Ell pueblo russo manifesto SUI descontento de la
p0litica cOnservad0ra cue en- 10 exte-
terror, hace ell gobiernO.

de-, maxine teniendo en- cuenta todo
10 q. la naci6n ha avanzado por medic
de la paz. En- un principle Sc dijo
que a Trotzky esta situacion lie habia
enfermado en- tai forma que hubo de
tener cue recluirse en- CANA, pero ase-
gGrase cue no es verdad este Y 81
que sc halla poseido de un miedo GER
val temeroso de ser victima de las
manifestations populares que sc pre-
paran contra el su politica exterior.
En- los EstadOs UnidOs circular dOcu-
mentos disolventes desde'que ell Go
bierno Sc ha neSadO IA negOciar con
Russia.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 24.-El
Departamento de Estado declara que
cl. Secretario Hughes no ha deGidido
todavia archivar nj someter una
iunta de arbitraje los documentos
boleheviques que como propaganda es-
IAN circulando por toda la nacion,
desde ell mismo instante en- que ell g.
Hughes Sc nego a negociar con Russia
una politica de acercamiento. Ell Go
bierno ha declarado por medic de sus
altos jefes que esta convencido de
que dichos documentos son genuina-
mente de producto de una falsitica-
ci6n, como Sc ha hecho pdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
Sc HA PROMULCADO POR Ell DIRECTORlO uN INPOR-
TANTlSINO REAL DECRETO EN- Ell QUE CONFLRDIA SU
DECISION DE VOLVER CUANTO ANTES A La NORMA
go. !, c..I-on.1oi lIDAD CONSTITUTIONAL
LA REBELDIA CONTRA OREGON.

una u otra forma a la opinion honra-
Ga del pals, hasta que Sc pueda per-
nlitir q esta su intima collaboration
en- la obra del gobierno cuando Sc
haya cumplido ell transito al regimen
constitutional que tanto la Corona CO.
co el Directorio desean que sea, GUAM
to antes, una realidad.
La lucha entire obrcgOnistas y de la
huertistas repercute en- Berlin, dom
de ell Ministro es expulsadO de sus
Ofcinas.
BERLIN, diciembre 24.-Los ami
gos politicos del ~Presidente Obregon
de Mejico, han sido expulsados de la
Legaci6n mejicana en- esta ciudad, por
el DR.. Guzman, eX ministro diplomati-
co de aquella Rep1blica en- Alemania,
quien anuncia que desde este momen-
to representa- su pals, nombre de
Don Adolfo de la Huerta, lider de la
revoluci6n mejicana. Los obregonis-
tas en- Berlin prosiguen impartiendo
su reconocimiento al Ministro Sr. Or
tiz Rubio, como el Representative le-
gal de Mejico en- Alemania, habiendo
denunciado la accion del Sr. Guzman
ante ell Gobierno de Ebert, 10 cual
el rebelde DIR. ha respondido que al
81 dar ell paso dado ha sido por estar
SECURE de que Ortiz Rubio ha defrau-
dado los fondos de su pals en- las Off
cinas del dicho Ministerio diplomatico.
El "Laviatan" regresa en- las mismas
condolences que salio.
NEW YORK, diciembre 24.-La ms
peccion preliminar realizada en- las
.nlaquinas Y casco5 del gigantesco4 ira
satIantico TELeviatan" su regfeso
del viaje de prueba por Europa, sc
indica que el gran buque no ha sufri-
do dao alguno, decidiendose guar
darIo en- los astilleros de Hoboken
hasta mario, en- que volvera SCI
sacado para ponerle en- servicio active
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
Cservicio para Ell IMPARCIAL de la
%ss5nited Press'')
tVTA ALI. AMERICA CABLESl

MADRID, diciembre 24.-Ha sido
firnado por S. M. el Rey un' real de-
creto, en- cuy0 preambulo Sc afrma
que la opini6nslnanime del pals aprue-
ba ell regimen provisional implanta-
do por el Dirkctorio el trece de sep
tiembre proxtno pasado, al que Sc
excita consta1temente por elementos
de las mas o2uestas filiaciones polfti-
cas- a prosegVir la labor comenzada,
perseverance en los en5Egicos proce-
dimientos puestos en-, practica. La
Prensa, aunq4e privada en- parte de
su completa Hbertad critica, con ex-
pontaneidad casi general, ha elogia-
do las medidas adoptadas por el Di-
rectorio Y seHala la conveniencia de
no anular la eficacia de la labor va
hecha con cambios prematuros en- el
sistema y en- las personas, conse-
jando la continuation del actual regi-
men exceptional hasta la consolida-
ci6n de la labor Tealizada con la solu-
ci6n de los problemas de gobierno de
mayor urgeneia.
"No yea Vuestra Majestad-sigue
diciendo Ell preambulo del Rel Deere
to que nos sreferimos-, en- nuestra
actitud y actnacion, NADIA que coaree
el indiscutible derecho de la Corona
lamar $us consoles aquel a
quien considere mas dtil al interes
pdblico. La aprobacion por Vuestra
Majestad de este decreto signifcara
solamente la aprobacion de las actua-
Clones del aDisess s;z.g faslnaei6n.
de su Presidents. La experienced no
aconseja introducir modificaeiones en-
ell funcionamiento del Directorio mien-
tras dure el actual regimen excepcio-
nal; pero este no quiere decir que
sea totalmente impossible modificarle
parcialmente, apelando para clio, en-