Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 3

E. B. M., thence venning ts east 50] c feet, thence south 200 feet, thence west 250 feet, thence COTTONWOOD CHRONICLE SS DR. J. E. REILLY GEORGE MEDVED 9 north 200 feet, —- east 200 : zs oe — . Dentist inni in | Issued and entered at Ou e|| Fm- Tks Cente Ghtae a Idan, | Pometins Cottonwood, Taaho ar Office, Nuxoll Block You are Hereby Notified, That | *®¢°"4< Both Phones a complaint has been filed st you again- Subscripti in the District Court of | six a panied the Tenth Judicial District of the State of Idaho.in and for the County of Idaho, by the above named plaintiff, and you are hereby directed to appear and answer the said complaint with- in twenty days of the service of this summons_ if served within this Judicial District, and with- in forty days, if served else- where; and you are further noti- fied that unless you so appear : jin the time herein specified, the + plaintiff will take judgment ; against you as prayed in said ¢ Z| complaint. : | The said action is brought to * ¢ obtain a decree of this Court * $| quieting the title of the plaintiff Apple Pie--You’ve Got the Crust Even old timers say they never before saw such warm weather this time of ped as we have had for a month now. Agood rain would be worth thousands of ollars. (Strictly in s-aileanish) INDEPEN. DEN! IN ‘POLITICS Copy for change of ad must be hand- ed in by Wednesday to insure change FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921 ‘ The man who is looking backwards never sees anything until it has passed y. Dk. WESLEY F. ORR Physician and Surgeon Office in Simon Bldg. Both Phones A boy’s appearance of meekness may cover a lot of mischief. The farmers are thoroughly aroused to the crying needs of sheds wherein to house their machinery when not in use. Thousands of dollars are lost every year because of machinery left out doors exposed to the sun and rain that could be averted by a small i:.vestment in sheds. Two Hundred Fifty dollars will buy enough material for a | uilding large enough to take care of the average farm- ers needs and which will serve him for 15 years or longer at no expense for up- keep whatsoever, provided he builds for service and not for looks. Better come in to see us about it next time you are in town. DR. C. SOMMER Graduate License VETERINARIAN Residence North end of town Both Phones and answer said complaint with- jin and to the lands and premises, |and to enjoy the defendants and each of them from setting up or ‘asserting any title or claim to | the same or any part thereof ad- Many a Victrola and Oil Steck certificate wishes it were a Liberty Bond again. | verse to the said plaintiff. { Witness my hand and the seal of said District Court, this ninth A steady aim is no good unless you pull the trigger. And now just after the country has passed the rocks and rapids of financial chaos and reached placid waters, we are in danger of being swamped by the breakers of a Railway Men’s strike. The railroads claim it is a strike against the government. May be so. But did we not see in the coal strike the futil- ity of government by injunction from which we should learn that there are some things against which government and legislation is impotent. But public opin- ion will settle the matter and it is against the strikers, the highest paid labor in the world. With millions of men out of employment the railroads will be man- ned and operated, and if need be Uncle Sam’s Khaki Boys will be called into play. The strike will sooner or latter have to disappear from all those indust- ries on whose immediate life the community depends, such as the vailroads. No people will forever tolerate the possibility of great suffering because of a dead- lock dispute between the owners and their employees. If the strikers really go on stike it will be seyious, and if they do—Goodby labor unions. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS McKinley Lodge No. 38 Meets every Tuesday evening. John Homar, C. C, Bert Schroeder, K. R. & S. | day of September, 1921. Henry Telcher, Clerk. | : | By Harold Harris Deputy > o| Seal 3 R. F. Fulton, attorney for Plain- % %| tiff, Residence and Postoffice * £| Address, Grangeville, Idaho. =: Sergeant T. B. Crawley, U. S. M. C., who set a new world’s record by shoot- | = <== | Ing 177 conaecutive bull’s-eyes at 800 COTTONWOOD, IDAHO | Meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month in the I. 0. O. F. COTTONWOOD POST NO. 40 The American Legion WANT, FOUND AND FAR SALE “FOR SALE—Runch in the Greencreek section. W. J. j oll. yards, using a service rifle. Nux- 2-3 When a baby cries in a man’s arms he immediately discovers that it wants to go to its mother. BRIEF GENERAL NEWS | All foreign loans will be funded into | long term bonds bearing 5 per cent in- | O%OO06600606¢94626999¢606600 terest under present plans, Secretary | FELI” MARTZEN Mellon has announced A Oregon has just received $102,489.51 | Bed ee a = and Washington $77,180.59 as their shares in the annual receipts from vtech B dl reer po the national forests located in the two | cent on your insurance. FOR SALE—Hereford bull, ' three years old. Herman — 41-8* A man never forgets what to say when a horse steps on his foot. Keuterville. Your ideal Home is chiefly a matter of knowing what it best, then of fitting that to your needs, and finally of getting the building which meets all those re- quirements. Our Plan Books, our experience, our materials, and, above all, our desire to please, are at your service. residence Theo. 58. tf FOR SALE—My property in Cottonwood. F. Schaecher. FOR SALE—160 ucres 1 mile| sates perecerevevesceeeverererer SSMAN LUMBER COMPANY south of Keuterville. For terms| 40 official order has gone out from | and etc. see Ben Baune, Keuter- Washington to prohibition enforce. | “BUILDING DOCTORS—CONSULTATION FREE.” ville. 42-4* | ment Officials to stop the sale of the | $0O5005400-0000000006000000 materials that go into the making of ; a oe JOHN REILAND 3 y c—G home brew. Dede modeeageedestoatonteatoatoato nde de dentoadontoate ie seade ate steatonte spstente ste entoatoate siete ae atedeath ae ade he te aie onto Ze sheite dete heute atnateete onto aioatoate te slonteefoateatoato ate focteatoaty i er For Sake Good home F. S. Dietrich, United States district CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Ce ee ce ce ee cc ce cae soeoeas Free delivery to Cottonwood. | ¥48° of Idaho, will be recommended |¥ etimates furnished on am —_————__ — bn. Carson 43-tf for promotion to the circuit court of class of Work. Sec eu CUS US Ue ue uc fos (Ufa UCC RUE Ie Lu Se Cr SUMMONS. appeals at San Francisco when 8 Repairing promptly ia oh oA oh LAS Set pet ett eht sh Ue Tiisie Diathot Coukt of the Ten: | FOR SALE—One 4 and one 6 first vacancy on that court takes place | =I) ) . 5 sg . | according to Senator Borah | UE; MONOGRAM OIL FEDERAL TIRES [>| th Judicial District of the cylinder, 5 passenger cars, over- = ages AR a is lt é u * a Uc State of Idaho, in and for The, hauled and in good shape. Pric- Oregon Bonus Requests 11 Million. | MONOBILE OIL DIAMOND TIRES | County of Idaho. ed for quick sale. South and| gaiem—aApplications for loans ag: SEPP OOPPOPI OOOO OOH a Barney Tacke, Plaintiff, Frick. 40-tf| cregating $11,442,490 had been filed Auction Sales 1 VS. igs ae ~~ ... | with the bonus commission here, ac Uc FOR SALE--Registered Shrop- ge : oO). T. W. Gr Doe : . 4 cording to a summary compiled by I cry auctions anywhere = E —. 2 Baad Fr five eee eeneet Big 2 Captain Harry Brumbaugh, secretary % at not to exceed 2 per cent; e Ty Brown (also known as A. F. ' oars, ready TOF! to the commission. Loan applications work guaranteed or no pay; Ue Brown) and Addie E. Brown service also first prize Junior! tiled with the commission total 4001 make dates at this office, ie reas - Ferriss and 202? Joe McDonald, Fenn,| ¢o date, with 4584 ex-service men ap-| $ write or phone me over Pac- | his wife, Luther Ferriss and ,,° bs Yo af Miviamil-oah Hartise hints Idaho. 41-4) piying for the cash bonus payments, ific States. = . id ‘a ¢ ——— ” ul Car fi} Maria Dunham, S. E. Dunham " ATRL cAfae r H. C. QUIGLEY a her husband, Idaho County, ae oe rp ye br peng Hot Words Fly at Kian Quiz Star Route, Lewiston =i Idaho a municipal corporation, Bak de ” te oA ou ahs < TUg-| Washington—A sharp clash be p h know ¥ sentatives. aby buggy and rug almost new tween William J. Simmons, imperial PEPPOSOO ESOS OOOO OOOO RIOD OD qa} the unknown representatives, | ond can be seen at the home of Fee , WINTER WILL SOON BE WITH US AND IT IS DUR- 3fj| successors or assigns of all) 47, iis Gantt yi).| Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, and | * BINH ue id h of the abo ed | Mrs. Arlie Gentry, Roy Wil- Chairman Campbell of the house rules | 2400066400¢006000¢60000000 ING THIS TIME THAT MEN OWNING AUTOMO- | Gefendants; ‘the unknown “ms. QP Senatton: teaeek “an teased a Rooke Hotel BILES, WHETHER THEY BE TOURING CARS OR Ue — devisees, pr wren wore FOR SAL Bo aeien ‘hoard en _- _— —- ooke Hote iad " " a administrators of all and each hm SALE— when the klan head touched on the e TRUCKS SHOULD BEGIN TO THINK OF HAVING #]| of the said defendants, if dead 2%4 Six lots, known as the John] question of his physical collapse last Has neat clean rooms at 60¢ fl/ all persons claiming under or Baer property. This property| week. and 76c per night or $3.00 Ic THEIR CARS OVERHAULED. DO NOT WAIT AND Us through the dhove named de-| cannot be duplicated for $5000, ‘i eae Oe to $8.50 per week. When Us PUT IT OFF UNTIL YOU WILL ACTUALLY NEED 4%5| fendants or any of them, and podanee oe oe _~ Peon Hightower Found Guilty of Murder. | you are in Cottonwood give is W=| the unknown owners and un-|?° Vollmer-Clearwater Agent,| Reawood City, Cal. — William A.|% usa trial. fj! THE CAR AGAIN NEXT SPRING. BRING IT IN ike known claimants of the fol- Cottonwood. 81-tf| Hightower, itinerant baker, was de “Dea” on p — rae agar ern ya o egree Rooke, BRIGHT NOW AND DURING THE WINTER SEASON | toot: Commencing at the, g hOR SALE At a ight rice] Sant conta wih the dat af) WE WILL BE IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOUR CAR A §9| Southwest corner of the El | 2/0 acres of good grass land, 3) or pather Patrick E. Heslin, a Colma, Ue Uc Sly SEY, NWI, of Sec. 9 good springs, good creek water Cal, Catholi¢ priest. The jury recom) ary ag SUMMONS fm THOROUGH OVERHAULING DUE TO THE FACT ff 72 + ,’| and fences, six miles due south} pended lite imprisonment - ee ni fi il Twp. 31 N. R. 1E.B.M., of Cottonwood. Also my store mende In the Justice Court of Cotton- wu] THAT YOU WILL NOT INSIST ON HAVING IT DONE 5) thence running east 50 feet, bullding and dtaveantente iniCot: ere a wood Precinct, Idaho County, thence south 200 feet, thence west 250 feet, thence north House Recommits Membership Bill. IN A FEW HOURS, WHEN IT ACTUALLY REQUIRES State of Idaho. tonwood consisting of harness Fue The house re pee ap a Washington, D. C J. B. Luchtefeld, Plaintiff, pul A DAY OR TWO TO DO THE JOB THOROUGHLY. il 200 feet, thence east 200 feet —— machinery and a —<_ committed to the census committee vs. pul to the place of hoger oe the Seige! reapportionment os Bc R. Z. Church, Defendant. Srl "I Idaho County, State of Ida! ho, raed " - viding for an increase in membersh The State of Tdaho to R. Z. ie FREE STORAGE ie Defendants. Mr. Farmer—tI will exchange] from 436 to 460. The vote was 146 0 Church, Greetings. in Te " . 1 barrel of flour for six bushels | 142. | You are hereby summoned to TH Smii The State of Idaho Sends a ys = : Uo | Greetings: of wheat. Denver Roller Mills. - nomen appear in above entitled court to ie BRING YOUR CAR IN AT ONCE AND LEAVE IT o {pf @. W. Green, Jane Dos E. J. Bennett, proprietor. 37-tf} Read te ads. It pays. te held at Cottonwood, in said ts WITH US ALL WINTER IF YOU SO DESIRE, WE Us |Green, Alonzo F. Brown (also precinct in the above entitled Te: " ; wae ie PELE EEEE SSS S SETS S EES S OSES ESE OSO HEHE TOSSES | cause, at 10 o’clock A. M, uw WILL OVERHAUL IT AND GUARANTEE THE JOB, fl ae to be ee Thursday, the 10th day of Nov- CHARGE YOU NOTHING FOR STORAGE AND DUR- ff ING THIS TIME WILL ALSO TAKE CARE OF YOUR BATTERIES, FREE OF CHARGE. iam Leah Ferriss, Maria Dun- ham, S. E. Dunham, Idaho County, Idaho, a municipal cor- poration, the unknown repre- sentatives, successors or assigns ember 1921, and answer plain- tiffs complaint seeking reim- bursement for $65 and costs of legal action, together with inter- est at the rate of 7 per cent per CITY DRAY Both Heavy and Light Hauling. We Solicit a share of your business Every Job is Guaranteed Cottonwood Garage HUDDLESTON AND SPECK, Proprietors First Class Auto Mechanics Tires Repaired Pil| administrators of all and each | of the said defendants, if dead;) Uc | of all and each of the above nam- fo|ed defendants; the unknown Ue | fendants or any of them, and the heirs, devisees, executors and PROSSSS POSSESS TOD all persons claiming under or through the above named de- unknown owners and unknown claimants of the following des- cribed tract of land, to-wit: Commencing at the Southwest | corner of the E% S% SE! NW of Sec. 9, Twp 31 N. R. 1| Kincaid & Wortman, Prop. COTTONWOOD DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE} ROBBINS BROTHERS PROPS. Light and Heavy Hauling Done on Short Notice annum from Sept. 1, 1919 up to |date on said sum, claimed to | have been paid you under mis- |apprehension, or plaintiff will | take judgment against you as | | prayed for in said complaint. | Witness my hand this 1st day |of October, 1921. B. L. Hussman, Justice of the ‘Peace in and for Cottonwood | Precinct, Idaho County, State of | Idaho. 41-5 a How about that subscription