Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 7

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eomnenet —E™ sia RED A SERN ne Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Company itd. Bean Millers and Grain Buyers of Livestock Bulk Storage Capacity 175,000 alers all Kinds | bushels Sacked Storage Capacity 40,000 Sacks Hard Wheat Flour We carry a full line of clean grai nd feed of all kinds. Also Pig-a-Boo Tank- age, oyster shells, sea shells, meat/scraps, scratch feed, mash feed, mill feed, buck wheat, rolled oats, rolled barley, We buy in carload lots and savé local freight and this saving is yours. Having the best equipped n a position to take care of y D seed purposes. Can eithe# chop, roll or pulverize your feed. We Receive / f r wants. hogs every Monday, cattle or full car is in sight. f you have fat hogs, fat cattle or stock cattle for sale see us before yousell. We receive whenever a half al ala a eR i i IE i De ee ee Be et ee ee ek ka Everything for the motorist teehee . work at this sKop. Being espe- cially equipped/ffor such work we Smoke For that mild after dinner Havana 5,S e. STEWART & JASPER, Proprietors Feeeeeeeeeeneeereeeseeeseseeeeeeneneneeeneneneeneeeee Cigar of Quality | = ahead rde be eote ee of ober stereo rte eee ete ese see see ord rere nde fe eat eseoee ee sfonde ate see ere rfesdeafeofe ese eof aferfeatenteote ees rfeafenfente ote eof rferfenteatentecsectefenterfeeteoteofeote See ete eee eed orto de orto eset oso de ethene so sorde se torte oes sorte de sorte sfordeny i @ onl =} = = ™ i) = Ss — @ a ra @ = a i} oo 7 @ ee EL SANITAJRE CIGARS 10c two for 25c um and Idanha GRANGEVILLE, IDA. FELIX rolled wheat and pulverized feed of all kinds. l and elevator of its size in the northwest, weare in Weare prepared to clean your grain for ock Hogs Every Day in the Year Except Sunday if delivered to the Jenny Farm and we pay you top market at all times ‘ottonwood Milling & levator Company Ltd. juilding. ific and Nezperce Phones ician and Surgeon ' WANTS, FOUND AND FOR SALE} FOR SALE= cook house on * See’.T. Clark the junk man. 23-2 FOR SALE—OpeAltman-Tay- lor threshing~“Mmachine complete. Inquire at this office. 20-3p All kinds of garden good dry onion | Son. We Strauss Brothers sxmple book of Taylor Made Clothes. Prices very reasonable. Come in and let us take your measure for that spring suit. Fit guaranteed. J. V. Bak- have received our new er &Son. * 10-tf If you have missgd_ seéing Dr. Schilling on his-jast” dates he will again be.in~ Cottonwood June 9 and 10. 17tf Walter Robbins has begun the op- eration of a dray-tine and solicits the business of the city. Leave erders at the Cottonwood barn. 3tf Tip Top is made of hard wheat. It will give more loavepof better bread than any flour opthe market. 4tf. _ottonwood Milling Co. Choice alfalfa hay and at prices. 4duf. Tight ~~ Cuitonwood Milling Co. Eventually you will buy Tip Top, why not_érder some today? Call on youf grocer or on us, we both deliver free of charge. Cot- tonwood Milling & Elevator Co. Ltd. 5-tf If it is good alfalfa hay who want at the right price call on the Cottonw Co... 9-tf If you are looking for results with your hogs, yoy” must feed TANKAGE: We-buy it in car- load lots, and Sed it year in and year out, a know its value. We offer it’to you at the right price. .“ Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Co. Ltd. 5-tf You feel different the minute you take it—a gentle soothing warmth fills the system. It’s a pleasure to take Heflister’s Rocky Mountain Tea” Helps purify the blood, drives out the germs of Winter, géts you hustling, bustl- NUXOLL-SLOCK COTTONWOOD ing, full of lifeand energy. 35c. Tea or Tablets. Theodore F. Schaecher. 18-5 Eventually you will, buy Tip Top, why not‘order séme today? for Idaho COTTON OD Lewis Counties - - >“IDAHO Call on r grocef or on us, we both défiver freé of charge. Cot- tonwood Milfing & Elevator Co. Lfd. 5-tf Dr. C. Som For. the YéTie car see W. R. Rogers. or 18-tf LOST —Automobile _ license plate No. 24726: Notify M. J. McMurrayy” ‘erdinand, Idaho. Chautauqua.dates for Cotton- wood are '¢-18-23 inclusive. WOOL—We are i ket, to buy all ray wool. Mar ton, Idaho. the mar- and range s Co., Lewis- 19-6 Drop in and see aeatherless steel trace guarafteed to lift 12,720 pounds dgad weight for JANSEN, Sec.-Treas. d Saturday of eath month at 1 pm less than half gs -Mych as an old leather trace, What more do you want?’ Jgphann Harness Shop. : 20-6 The Rooke Hotel =f pe ILAND uilder. Estimates any Class of Work. mptly attended to. m you are in Cot- ife us a trial. Dad Rooke, Propr. Grangevi Lawyer Bank of Camas Prairie Bldg., le; Idaho. Practice in afl the courts. Harry C. Cranke, auction- eer. Select r dates at the Chronicl ce. Dr. Reily J. Alcorn Dr. Cora E. Alcorn Office, Cottonwood Real Estfte, Life Insu / RTZE rn Mutual and ALCORN FERD Open to all Reputable Physicians MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT PHYSICIAN and SURGEON . Butler Bldg, Choice alfalfa haf fot sale. Cot- tonwood Milling & Elevator Co. 48 Cottonwood N FE.IxX MARTZEN Sec.-Treas. Milling & Elevator |; ; : ALIAS SUMMONS In the District rt of the Tenth - Judicial District of the State of Idaho- in and fot the County ,. of Td@ho INO. ISMEEVILLE, Plaintiff, vse EA. RENAUD, CARLOS HAR. MON, CHRIS NEILSON, M. A. LUNGO, and Wi} G. MITCHELL individually ands Directors and Trustees or the} Elk City Gold Dredging Company, Limited, a defunct corporation, and L. A. MITCHELL, the wife of said W.G. MITCHELL, and the un- known owners afd the unknown claimants of and) in the property described in the jcomplaint in this action, Defendanfs. THE STATE OF [DAHO SENDS Greetings: To H. A. Renaud, Car- los Harmon, Ch Neilson, M. A. Lungo, and W. GJ Mitchell, individ- ually and as directprs and trustees of the Elk City Gold Dredging Com- pany; Limited, a flefunct corporation and L, A. Mitchell, the wife of said W. G. Mitchell) and the unknown owners and the Anknown claimaints of and in the property described in the complaint inithis action the above named defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a compldint has been filep against you in the District Court of the Tenth Judivial District of the state of Idah@ in and for the county of Idaho tby the above-named plaintiff and you} are hereby directed to appear and angwer the said com- plaint within twénty days of the ser vice of this summons if served within said Judicial Di§trict and within 40 days if served where; and you are further notified that unless you so ap- pear and answerjsaid complaint with- in the time herejn specified, the plain- tiff will take judgment against you as prayed in said cpmplaint. The said complaint alleges that the plaintiff is owner of and entitled to the possession pf the following de- i situated and located state of Idaho, to- Block 5, in the | townsite of Elk City, Idaho county, I@aho, according to the plat thereof, filel with the recorder of the said Idaho dounty, and according reof made by Wm. the same property 30 of deeds, page 646, of the reeorgls in the office of the Recorder of said }Idaho county, Idaho. Also Lot 13§n Block 5, in said townsite of Elk } City, Idaho county, Idaho, according to the said plat thereof. “Also all thg@ following described placer mining clhims (in the north half of the northeast quarter of south- west quarter, sgction 27, township 29, north, range 3;Jeast Boise Meridian.) Also the Golden Seal placer mining claim (located} in the east half of northwest quarter, section 34, and southeast quarter of southwest quar- ter, section 27,/and in the south half and the north ‘half of the southwest quarter, sectiol 27, township 29, N. R. 8, E. B. Mj) Also the Golden Seal Extension Placer Mining | claim (located in the west half of the northeast quarter, section 34, and in the west half of the northeast quarter, section 27, town- ship 29, N. R. 8, E. B, M.) and the Beaver Dam Placer Mining claim (located in the northeast quarter of southwest quarter, section 27, town- ship 29,, N. R 8, E.B. M.) The said claims being one and one-half miles southwest; of the town of Elk City. } Also the Mable ~ Placer Mining claim, the Mable No. 2 Placer Min- ing claim, the Mable No. 3, Placer Mining claim, the Mable No. 4, Pla- cer Mining claim, the Mable No. 5 Placer Mining ¢laim (the last five claims being located upon American river, and all ‘being adjacent or closely adjacent flaims, and beiug lo- cated in the Elk City Mining District Idaho county, Idaho, the location no- tices of which are) of record in the office of the Recotder of Idaho county Idaho in Book 46, pages 330, 327, 328, 331, and Book 54, pages 27, 73, 73, 74, and 75 respectively, all of said mining claim# being located in Idaho county, Idaho, (which is the property referred tp in the title as de scribed in the complaint); and asks that the defendant and each of them, be forever bred om asserting any. and all claims, estates, rights and title therein and thereto adverse to the plaintiff and that the plaintiff be de- creed to be the absblute owner of said property. j Witness my hand and the seal of said district court this 22nd day of April, 1919. } HENRY TELCHER, Clerk. By HAROLD HARRIS, Dep. [Seal] B, AUGER, Attorney for Plaintiff, Residence and P. O. address, Grangeville, Idaho. —— oe, a For hail insyrehce. See Felix Martzen. 16-tf —o—_—. For sale by all grocers. Tip Top flour. Cottonwood Milling Co, 4sf'!' difficulty.” CHINA'S MOST HOLY TEMPLE Inclosure Within Which Is Altar of Heaven for Centuries Consecrat- -ed to Use of Emperor. © | — The Temple of Heaven in Pekin !s a Chinese temple without idols, a temple sacred to the use of Chinese emperors; and finally, a temple that Is not one building, but a park several miles in area, with wonderful pagodas and altars scattered among its groves, The Temple of Heaven has been for centuries as it is now. There is a red tiled wall inclosing @ grove, and within, a yellow tiled wall inclosing another ‘grove, with blue-roofed temples in. un- expected places. In the most secluded. spot Is the Altar of Heaven, the tem- ple’s holy of holies, The Altar of Heaven is a series of broad terraces and steps of white mar- ble, leading to a circular platform of marble. On this elevated platform. un- der the open sky, the emperors of the old Chinese empire knelt twice a year to offér sacrifices to the spirit of heaven, Qn lower steps of the altar knelt the courtiers, while the emperor went through traditional rites and of- fered prayers and rolls of costly silks,, This Altar of Heaven is said by the Chinese to be the center of the earth, In proof of this the sightseer is today allowed to stand jon the top of the: altar, the place so long reserved for emperors only, and tap the marble so that he may note the hollowness of the earth below, : Since the last living representative’ of the dragon prayed for prosperity at the Altar of Heaven, the temple has become neglected and moss grown. A president of China offered to sacrifice for the people at the emperor's altar, but the spirit of old China was strong- er than he calculated. The Altar of. Heaven 1s still untended. DIDN’T SEE MUCH OF FIGHT Rider on Elephant Attacked by Leop» ard Chiefly Occupied in Stick. Ing to His Seat. ~ A scene that to the spectator might have been ludicrous, but that to the man who took a leading part proved more exciting than amusing, is de- scribed by C. E. Gouldsbury. He was traveling through an Indian jungle when a leopard sprang out and seized the elephant on which he was riding by the trunk, Mr. Gouldsbury had no time to think—much less to raise his gun. “What happened immediately after ward,” he says, “I never could quite tell, for during the next few minutes I was not in a position favorable ‘for observation, All I can remember js that our movements were extremely rapid and irregular, bringing me at times dangerously close to the leopard, which still retained his hold, “The elephant, in its efforts to rid itself of the tenacious brute, was dane Ing about with an agility strangely at variance with its otherwise solemn and dignified appearance, Fortunately, the tussle did not last long, and the next thing I remembered was seeing the leopard hurled violently back inte the Jungle, where it lay, fully exposed to view, growling savagely, but showing no intention of renewing the struggle. “The elephant stood quiet for a mo- ment, and, taking advantage of the opportunity, I put a bullet through the leopard’s head; then, forcing the elephant quickly through the scrub, I made good ‘the distance between us.” —From “Life in the Indian Police,” Law on Vampires, Some one has dug up an old anti- vampire law which indicates that vamping was just as much in vogue in the seventeenth century as it is at the present time. The law reads: “Female shams—-A law against obtaining hus- bands under false pretense, passed by parliament in 1770, enacts: That wom- an of whatever age, rank, profession or degree, who shall after this act im- pose upon, seduce and betray into matrimony any of his majesty’s sub- jects by virtue of paints, cosmetic washes, artificial teeth, false hair, iron stays, bolstered hips or high-heel shoes, shall incur the penalty now in force again; the marriage under such circumstances upon conviction of the offending parties shall be null and void.” Airplane Prospecting. The airplane is destined to be of enormous utility in facilitating pros pecting for and opening up mineral properties in the,'Andean yalleys., Hydroplanes. can fly from the: Pacific to the upper waters of the Amazon in a few hours, while: there are good landing places for planes on many of the snow fields of the -higher Andes, which have never yet been explored. The airplane is almost ideal for transporting precious metals, where the value is. high in proportion to weight and bulk, aid the time-sav- ing is so important as well as the safe- ty from robbery. Already plans are under way to use planes in Peru and Colombia. Do You Need a Periscope? Don’t give up hope, even if you are a tiny person,.in a large crowd. To your rescue, comes an adaptation of the periscope, designed specially for use in crowds. According to Popular Mechan- ics Magazine: “It consists of a case, having a mir ror set at the proper angle at either end, which can be extended to a length of two feet or more by reason of a bellows connecting the two ends, With the device lengthened, the mir- rors are exposed so that the user can gee over the heads of a crowd without . in ioe eee % a a re a

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