The Idaho recorder. [volume], April 02, 1920, Image 4

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The Idaho Recorder
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CAMP POST
SPEECH.
(Pocatello News )
Right around three y Mm «go Wll
lla«i F.. Do rah got himself in UT.» lime
light. and won for himself considers
bl« «pplsusc. by a déclarai Ion on
tht* floor of th«- Mnatt to the effect
that a lamp post and a plot*- of hemp
»run* waa th*- proper treatment for
fh** profit*'-rs. After having b«-«-n
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ieg|ster*'<l in the press of the country '
as « friend of the masses. William
seem* to hsve forgotten all about
profiteering, ami baa devoted his un
ueual talent* to d«ieating the peace
l!T.K ty 'rt M *' r m V: h, '^® t e ^* rc *r d .
with o«<- or two other Senator*, a die
t**®/!* 1 i M,w ' r almost, in this respect,
In the meantime th*- profiteering
about which Borah waxed so wrathy
In 1917 has grown conspicuously vjc
iou* since, ho that If ft ware an evil
then It la nothing »hört of a crime
today We have been reading Horan
quit.- at length for aeveral months '
but fail to note that io- ha* made
any effort to follow up his Initial j
proposition, *o w*- are forced to
charge it off as anoth -r of bis g.and
stand stunts.
Reverting again, however, to lhe
lamp post and piece of hemp which
our llluatrioua senator referred some j
time back, we question whether !
these two articles are as appropriai • !
for the profiteer aa they are for th** ?
people's chosen representatives who
sit seien* ly by, mixing political medi
cine, chewing the rag about th*<
peace treaty, ami neglecting th# peo- 1
pie's business at a time when the 1
staple'» busin -sa needs some mighty
pai&staking attention. I
What's the matter with congress?
la It afraid of losing some campaign ;
funds? That bunch of senators 1
know very well that the Industrial
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and social life of this nailon ts threat
enetl as It never has been before.
And all they do Is to prattle abou*
European politics. There isn't a
single one of them, so far as we have
seen, who hits hatched n solitary
constructive Idea as to what ought
to be done in the present crisis.
The present congress Is a mess of
conversation, and that is about all
that, can be said for It.
We confidently expected the war
to usher In a new era of square «leal-,
Ing at home. We thought the old !
abuses would disappear when people
awakened to a new realization of
what true democracy meant. And
w# still believe it will But first it
will have to usher out that million- .
«1res' club that occupies Ihe senate,
and does nothing but furnish thV
Reds, the I, W. W.s and others of ,,.
that Ilk with ex. lient material for '
propaganda. As a New York Justice ,
recently said "No amount «if Amer
Irani »at ton work can make the p.-o- *
pic honor » government when
government says It Is powerless
prevent them from being robbed
profiteer* »»nd 1*0(1101x1». "
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A POLITICAL
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A POLITICAL
BOMBSHELL.
The pr«'*ent Btnte '"''treasurer
Idaho, th«> Hon John W. Eiglesiin,
ha* east a bombshell Into th*> Good
Ing Davt* eatnp, w liere th*,» old ma
ehio«' poiltJclanx are gathered to
geiher for another raid on tb** tnx
payer*, by aim mncing hints'-if a
repuhllran eandldaie for governor.
It slioul I b*- said of Mr. Eaglemtu
that h< has made an lde*t public
otrtcial, alwayf holdlna hlm ne If arts
w»-ruble not to the iHdlticlana but to
the unorganized public which has no
protiwtion except that glv\*n now and
then by men of the Kagleson charac
ter and *et of Jaw Ile I* by no
means a member In good standing or
the ruling factors in the present re
public* n oligarchy but the further
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*w»y h'.> gets and *tay* from »bat
»elect body the nearer he I» to public
usefulness In l«l»ho at thl* tinte. ,
usefulness In Idaho st this
This I» how Mr. Kagleson
after the Imvls-Goodlng niueliine;
The recent attempt to amend
the spirit and Intent of our state
constitution, wherein it provides
for "boards of control" of «»ur
state's business sml resources,
by substituting therefig- appoin
tive "centralized" or "cabinet''
• onttol py the governor, without
discussion or vote of the people.
I* a specie* of rsdlcsl ursupa
tlon of power that plainly points
the way to a dangerous and ex
travagant dictatorship of public
affairs, éliminai Ing the essential
safeguards Intended by our state
constitution.
Idaho has to«* many millions of
dollars Involved to experiment
with *ny form of business control
which, before Its enactment, was
never set forth in any political
party plat form nor was ever dis
cussed by the state preas «>r by
the people Notwithstanding the
manv encomiums appearing In
the pres« regai-ling the so-called
"cabinet form of state govern
ment" | am impelled by indis
putable Tact* u> state that this
new government is in uiy opinion
not only less efficient than our
constitutional "board f«»rtu of
»tau* government," hut |t is more
ezpensiv*. and Infinitely |e<* se
cure.
BORAH SMITES THEM
IN HIS WRATH.
In the Senate the other day Ida
ho# aenior iu that body rose up in
hi* wrath and smotv General Leou
ard Wood and a few others among
the republican candidate* wluv are
supposed to be using too much com
tn their chase after the prosidontlal
nomination of tin-lr party. The able
senator also included In his remarks I
(be statement that a moneybag
could not be elected If nominated
or words to that effect, and that
«Re alternative was a third term for
villaoa. Thus Is the able *.«nator put
'' n * ,n J 11 * Lest licks ter Johnson or
«altfornla, who 1* «pending more
money than any of the rest of them
~ b * ch«*** alter the same offt<"\
lut what has Mr. Borah to say
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about the lavlHh u*e of
Idaho by the Good Ing-Da vie politic- I
ian* who have nullified ilia dlrec' 1
primary law and ar*- playing the
mischief g-nerally with their «-xp*-n
«•'> e n*-w tangled bureau« in the
state government.
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SECURE FROM STORM
AND STRIFE.
In the unusual and untteason.tbh
' teiiinoratutes nrevsllinv in the v*,* I
môT.oiuTry at this time we are
much Heiter off than many other lo
calltie*. For Instance last Sunday,
veritable tornadoes visited half a!
. do *' n *" 8U ' , ' f"*"» Georgia to the I
great lakes and caused th«- lows of
hundreds and perhaps thousands or I
lives, besides destroying millions or
dollars worth of property. What w- 1
*•* perlende In the way of storms hern
j,j these valleys are us light breeze
ami suiumer zephyrs compared to
,ho»e howling forces of nautrv And
' H | W) w |, h , V spect to Ihe present
social convulsions in other parts,
j where industrial unrest has broken
fortti Into furious lawb »HHiv H8 ana
disorder, non'.- of which Is over man
{Best in this peaceful part of rim
IVO rid.
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range 23 oust, Boise Meridian, has
filed
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I
I, . Serial No 0238O4. |
Departm-nl or ihe Interior, i S.
ii lltilley, Idaho, March
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notlc** of Intention to make
proof to establish claim to the
land above described before Allen
j<'. Merritt V. s. Commissioner, at
; Salmon. Idaho, on the 1*1 day or
June. 1920.
! Claimant names as witnesses :
tint Cockrell <>f Baker. Idaho: Nu
than Wilcox of 1 taker, Idaho;
Georg 1 > B Soule of Daker, Idaho; W.
I'url Mulkey of Sainton, Idaho. «
HEN R GRAY. Register.
April 2 30
Auction Sale
Monday, April i
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, for detail ||«t in
At t'het's livery barn. Salmon, the
entire household effects of k. t\
furniture.
_ — next week's
' . A, *° 'Le Frazier 5-room
j duelling, with bath, on easy terms
Persons having livestock or other
chattels they wish to dispose of may
bring same to the sale, which will
start at one o'clock.
ALLEN O. HESS, Auction*'*-!'
•KIMMEL MINING COMPANY
Leadore, Idaho.
Notice ts hereby given that at a
jineeting of the directors, held on the
I Uth day of March. 1920. an ass.'ss
ment of two cents pet share was
levl.-d upon the capital stock of the
(Xirixiiatlon. pay aide on the 12th Uav
, of April, 1920. to the treasurer or
said Kiuim'el Mining company, at
Lcadore. Idaho.
I Any stock upon which this assess
merits remains unpaid on the :oth
.lay of April. 1920. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public am
dlon, and unless payment is made be
for«*, will be sold on the 6th day «.r
.lay. 1920. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost* or
advertising and Vxpcnses of sale
LOY II LKK
Secretary and Tieasur**r.
- March 11. 1920. L. a,lore. Idaho
Citizens National Bank
5almon t Idaho
Statement December 31 st, HUD;
Resources or the Bank
^smlT« ,d » U °!. n,n ", r S Trvwu.
t 11 i i?' h* 1 »»*'» and certificates
Leans and discounts.........
lUtiklng house, furniture and fixtures
Total........
*361 040 05
406 077 03
26.600 00
*693 617 06
Liabilities of the Bank
t apital. Surplus and Profits..... sn* ivi ««
Dank circulation., ........ Jt® 31
Ih'|H«uts. ....................... 100 000 00
.................................. 477.484 77
Total.
>692 617 06
" e ,nvue the banking business of all within our
territory
LEGAL ADVERTISING
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
; Derate of Mark PureelL dereased. 1
1 Notice is hereby given by thr- un- j
'derslgned, Bernard Allhnruls, admin- I
jistrator of the estate of Mark Purcell,
{deceased, to the creditors or and alt I
persons having claims against the
j said deceased, to exbibit them with ,
'the necessary vouchters within four;
imonths after the first publication of j
tq the said administrator
at Lcadore, in ihe county of Lemhi, i
state of Idaho.
Bated March 13th, 1920.
BERNARD ALL HANDS.
Administrator of the estate of Mark |
Purcell, deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial Ko. 022135.
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, of Ihe Interior P. ».
IIeilC: " Idaho ' ttbru
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a! NOTICE Is hereby glvan that Fred
I Nafziger of Lemhi, Idaho, who, on
March S, 1917, made Homestead en
I try No. 022135, for Lot 1, Sec. 1, T.
Hi N, if 21 E, Lot 4 Sec 6 T
1 N . R. 25 K. and Lot
Sec. 31, T. 17 north
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1. HE '* SWVi, j
• . .. range 23 east,!
Boise Meridian, has hied no tide of In- ;
tent ion to make three year final j
proof to establish claim to the land i
above described before Allen C. Mer- 1
ritt, l T . s. Commissioner, at Salmon, '
Idaho, on th'e 6th day of April, 1520.
Claimant nainqs as witnesses:
George Hansen, Gust Swanson, Sam
uel W. Sims, Anker E. Amonson, all
of Lernhi, Idaho.
BEN R. GRAY, Register.
Febru ary 27 M arch |6
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 07359.
Department of the Interior, U. S. j
Land I tlflce at Halley, Idaho, Febru- i
ary 21. 1920,
NOTICE is h'ereby given tb.u i
James M. Ryan of Deeth, Nevada,
who, on November 17, 19o9. made
Desert Land Entry. No. 07359. for
NE *4 RKÎ4- 8tj SEU. Sec. 17; NEU.
section 20, township 22 north, range ;
22 «-ast, Bios«- Meridian, has fifed no
tice of intention to make proof by j
purchase under the provisions of the
Act of March 4, 1915, to estAblish i
claim to the land above described, 1
before Allen <'. M'erritt, U. S. Com- .
mission«'!', at Salmon, Idaho, on the
5th day of April, 1920,
Claimant names as witnesses; Wal
ter S. Drown of Salmon, Idaho; ;
Charles A. Norton of Salmon, Idaho; :
Wallace W. Slavln of Carmen, Idaho; !
Meade Neal of Carmen, Idaho.
BEN R. GRAY, Register.
Febitiary 27—March 26 j
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* NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I Sf'il.il No. 021896.
| Department or the interior, U. g. ;
Land Office ut Halley, Idaho, Febru
n-y 9 lU'ht 1
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I . Mill* i of Lemhi, luaho, who, on i
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Merritt V. S. ('onimissioner. at SaL |
March d *920 ° U ,h " 29 * h d " y <>f
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BEN R OR AY Register
Feb. 13 March 12 ' ' i
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. 016511
Department of thte Interior, r. s.
I-and Office at Hailey, Idaho, F'ebru
ary 28, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hor
ace it. King. Jr., of Salmon. Idaho,
who. on December 14. 1914, made
Homestead 'entry. No. 016511, for N'-i
NEU. section 34; N4 N\V'J, section
35. township 17 north, range 20 east,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention l(i make final three veur
proof to Establish claim to the land
above described, before Allen C. Mer
ritt. U. S. Commissioner, at Salmon.
Idaho, on the 13th day of April, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses. Jos
eph Wells. James Quinn. Hugh Lw>
nard and Ellis K. Higley, all of Sal
mon. Idaho.
BEN R. GRAY, Register.
March 6 April 2
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Real Estate Should Not
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1 !1 Probate Court of the countv of i
i Lemhi, state of Idaho.
i„ the matter of the estate of S. R.
i Fl'eming, deceased 1
KfÄTEfeiÄS-CSi
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said deceased
| ested in the Æe of
appear before 1^
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il.L C ° Unt> , f H mhi to show cause
i v « n op'er shtvuld not be granted
i to th* .»aid administrator to seil all I
of the real estate of the said deceas
*u aa shall be necessary.
„kiHk , , hat a , c °py of 'his order be !
pblished at least for not less than ;
four successive weeks in The Idaho I
Î! < Ko r u t ' r ,' a new *Paper printed and r
publishe«] in said Lemhi countv. I«!a- !
nmtea d * t! i at 8ail1 I )ub hcatlon b.'- com-j
Pieted at least five days prior to said I
1-th day of April, 1920. j
b™! fol 'owing is the real estate to
be sold; AH oi lots two and three of
te'îhoT? 1 ° f y° unK ' s Sub-division
to th* Salmon t ity townsite, togeth
er with all the improvements there
on and rights thereto.
G- W. CRONKRITE.
r> , , Judge of Probate
Dated March 10th. 1920. i
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tionï wm*LÄ' h * examina
i U b e he'd April 7. 8 and 9.
fv"?h« T t RCh * rs ,ake notice and noti
the county superintendent how
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of questions you will need
C.1HEL G. v\ ATKINS, Cor
perintendent.
notice.
The annual school meeting snrl
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idtstruts comes on Monday. April 19
t» ,------ iuuuuay, AL»rll 1<
(Signed) ETHEL G. WATKINS.
County Superintendent.
Xà® Pioneer Stc
- nderweaj Bargains
Odds and ends of Ladies' ond ruin,. » v .
.ear, all go for 25c. " hildiens 2-piece Suits Summe
Children's Rubbers 35c
« luldren s Kubbers, small sizes, 51 :.
New Lin® Dress Goods
to 13, 35c while theylast.
Xow line of Summer D?*p«c
hams. Come in and see them ^ arr ^ ve ^'—Flaxon, Voils
, Ge ° rgette Crepe Waists only $4.50 and
» you «=, h VSrL , ''MoitoSS C0 ' S "■» »' »sricoltur
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