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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-26
STU WARD.

Bell. Harry, Backland.
Bell, Tom, Blackland.
Burks, Ed, Wildwood.
Boyd. Will, wildwood.
Brown, Ike. Somerset.
Brinkley, r.. C., Dalia.
Barney, Dug, Dalia.
+ BOlden, Sam, Ion.
chatham, Frank. Backland.
/ Collins. Pat, Blackland.
! Cooper, Joe. Blackland.
Clark. Henry Wildwood.
Cooper, Willie, Via Mede.
! Cochran, James, Somerset.
Cochran. James. Jr., Somerset.
Crockett. Tom, Squedunk.
Coleman, Will, LeOna.
Davis, Langston, Blackland.
Davis, Jeff. Blackland.
Davis. Dave, Blackland.
/ Davis, VIM. Blackland.
Dempsey, Walter. Wildwood.
Douglas. Genl. Somerset.
Douglas. Willie. Somerset.
Digss, Geo., Somerset.
Davis. Wyatt, Somerset.
! Danton, Sam, Ion.
! Edwards, Arnett, Somerset.
Edwards, Ben. Somerset.
Forbs, Pete, Wildwood.
Flowers. Pink, Via Mede.
Frenchy. Henry, Somerset.
Gross. Jerry, Blackland.
Green, Feltus, Wildwood.
CASTOR. VIM, wildwood.
Gibbs. Spencer. Wildwood.
Gains. Frank, Via Mede.
Gaines. John, Via Mede.
Green, Willie. Somerset.
Green, Frank, Somerset.
Gilbert. Prince, Richland.
Gaines. Parker. Stella.
Hopkins. Anderson, Blackland.
Hicks. Bill, Wildwood.
Henderson. Nelse. Somerset.
Hines. Sam, Somerset.
Holiday. Granville. Richland.
Horner, David, Ion.
Handy, Jim, Stella.
Israel. Alfred, Wildwood.
Isaac. John. Somerset.
Johnson. Bill. Blackland.
Johnson, Grant, Wildwood.
johnson. Major, Wildwood.
James. Tullis. Wildwood.
James, Clarence, Wildwood.
Jones, Eph, wildwood.
jackson, Val. Somerset.
Jones. Cornelius, Somerset.
kinstra. Wright, Via Mede.
kinstra, Adolph, Somerset.
Knight. Hugh. Somerset.
Kitchens. Lanius, Richland.
Long. Henry. Somerset.
Middleton. Jim. Hopaka.
Middleton, John. wildwood.
Mcdaniel. Sid, Ranch
Meadows, Geo., Squedunk.
Nichols, Willie. Somerset.
O'Kelly. d. H., Somerset.
Reed. Wm., Backland.
Robinson, Silas. Wildwood.
Robinson. Tom, Wildwood.
Riggs. Arthur, Via Mede.
Redding, Hy., Somerset.
Redding, Salesberry. Somerset
Robinson. Church. Stella.
Dixon, Will. Minnehaha.
Desha. Geo.. Villa Clap.
Day. Douglas. Bellevue.
Spencer. John, Via Mede.
Scott. J. W.. Somerset.
eansono. Joe. Jr.. Somerset.
sapho, Lieut., eemefDet.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-26

Virgins, Sandy, Case L. Co.
Virgins, George, Case L. Co.
White. Albert. Case L. Co.
Walker, Tom. Case L. Co.
Watson, Nick. Case L. Co.
Williams. Henry, Case L. Co.
Williams, Geo. Minnehaha.
Wood, Willie. Minnehaha.
Woods, Robt., Minnehaha.
Wright, Will, Villa Cara.
Williams. Luck, Thistleridge.
White. Thos., Sunnyside.
Williams. Dempsey, Osceola, No. 2.
Wilson, Geo., st. Joe.
Williams,fi Louis. st. Joe.
Williams, Clarence, st. Joe.
White, Chas., st. Joe.
Washington, Silas, St. Joe.
Washington, Willie, st. Joe.
Washington, Henry, st. Joe.
Williams, Nathaniel. St. Joe.
WGdley, Willis. st. Joe.
Woods. Nathan. st. Joe.
Young, Dave, Botany Bay.
Young. Jno.. Jr., Botany Bay.
It'll WARD.
allen, Iosey, Mayflower.
Allen. Peter, Glasgow.
Allen, West, Monticello.
Barnes, Henry, Shutdown.
Bradley, Columbus, Choctaw Lake.
Baynard, Henry. Choctaw Lake.
Norman. Joe, Choctaw Lake.
Bass. John, Luck Hit.
Bass. James, Luck Hit.
Bellows, Louis, Erin.
Bass, Ambros.
Barnes, Ed, Formosa.
Barnes, James, Formosa.
Brown. Thurston. Clara Nook.
Baker Chas., Justina.
pevens, Ed, Marydale.S
Brown. Ed. Marydale.
Soils, Joe. Marydale.
Campbell. Isham. Choctaw Lake.
Cage, Nince, HOjaka.
Cunningham. Anthony. Shady Grove
Donald, Jerry. Minden Hall.
Donald, Chas.. Minden Hall.
Ellis. julius, Dickard.
Edmund. James, Dickard
Evans. Brazil. Crooked Bayou.
Foster, Rufus. Shady Grove.
Felix, DOnO, Mccall.
Gilbert, Sam, Shutdown.
Guion, Elijer. Glasgow.
Gross, Luke. Justina.
! Gibson, Nathan, Shady Grove.
Golf. Tom, Minden Hail.
/ Iill. Isiah, Shutdown.
! Hill, Geo. Shutdown.
lair. Walter. Mayflower.
henry James. Alsatia.
! |all. AL. Mamre.
hamilton, West, Mamre.
I Toward. Dan. Justina.
i'll, Isaac. Marydale.
! 'arnary, f. S.. Shutdown.
Tones. James. Mayflower.
I Jackson, Leonard, Choctaw Lake.
I Johnson, Horace, Choctaw Lake.
Jackson. Nathan. Choctaw Lake.
ones, Nelson. Glasgow.
/ zones, Simon, Glasgow
; Johnson, Frisby. Dickard.
Kennedy, Frank. Waterloo.
! XenneGy. Sam, Waterloo.
Kenneday, Jesse, Md. Bayou.
/ King. Frank. Justina.
: Lewis, Phil. ST. Mary.
Lueno, James, Formosa.
/ Mitchell. Toy. Issaquena.
McKeely, Jim, Canaan.
Nixon, James, Formosa.
hurry, Sol, Villa Tensas.
hurry, King, D.. Villa Tensas.
Norris. Nook, Minden Hall.
-HoiriS, E<THeSt, Mlnuen f1alI.
Newman, Obie. Marydale
Parker, j. s, Dickard
Phillips, James, Jr, Dickard.
: President, Jesse, Dickard.
! Perkins. Chas., Villa Tensas.
| 'rrker. Everett, Justina.
'ostlewaite Henry, North Bend.
( Ross, Simon, Marydale.
colt. Breemer, ChOctaw Lake,
'outh, Pierce. Elder Grove.
south. Ike. Waterloo.
NTH. Elijah. Justina.
nth. Enos, Marydale.
Turner. Ike, Choctaw Lake.
turner. Sam, Jr.. Lake Misery.
'"sser, Henry. Shutdown.
! Williams, Henry. Shutdown.
Williams. Ben, Shutdown.
Williams, Iige, Shutdown.
: Willis. James. Mayflower.
/ Wilson, John. Mayflower.
Williams, Geo., Jr., Astoria.
Wright, Joe. Astoria.
Williams, Alfred, Mamre.
Webb. Sam, Shady Grove.
Young, Lave, Botany Bay.
Young. John, Jr., Yelverton.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-26
James. Levy. Avondale.
! James, Thos., Avondale.

James. Levy. Avondale.
: James. Thos., Avondale.
johnson, Shed, Yelverton.
jackson, Henry, Pamela.
Johnson, Mason, Crimea.
johnson. Tom, Crimea.
Johnson. Sam. Crimea.
Jenkins, Bill, Aubrey.
James, Jesse, Aubrey.
johnson, Aaron, Cross Keys.
James, Albert, Case l.. Co.
Jones. Harrison, Case L. Co.
Johnson, Silas, Case l.. co.
Jenkins. Jim, Case l.. Co.
Jackson, Will, Case l.. Co.
johnson, Nathan, Case L. Co.
Jackson, Sol, Villa Clara.
johnson, Jim. Ridgeland.
Jenkins. Jesse. Ridgeland.
Jones, Jim. Thistleridge.
Jones, Dave, Thistleridge.
James, Lee, Thistleridge.
James, Willie, Thistleridge.
Jenkins, James, st. Joe.
Johnson, Pink, st. Joe.
Jeofron, Leonard, st. Joe.
Jackson, Milland, St. Joe.
Johnson, Monroe, St. Joe.
Johnson, Eli, st. Joe.
Johnson. John, st. Joe.
Johnson. Milton, st. Joe.
Johnson, Ed, st. Joe.
Jackson, Steven, st. Joe.
James, Ed, st. Joe.
James, Will, st. Joe.
Jones, Jonas, st. Joe.
knight, Ike, Botany Bay.
Kelly, Alex, Mound.
King, Chas., st. Joe.
King, Bill, st. Joe.
Lebobitz, Sam, st. Joe.
Laws, Lemon, ST. Joe.
Laws. oliver, st. Joe.
Lincoln, Floyd, st. Joe.
Lincoln, Mark, st. Joe.
Lucas, John, st. Joe.
Landrum, Clay, st. Joe.
Langham, Jake, Woodstock.
Lewis, Bob, Case l.. Co.
Lloyd, Miller, Case l.. Co.
Law, Geo., Case L. Co.
Lochman, Nose, Cross Keys.
r IN
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-26
s Of Delinquent Road Hands
for. Tensas Parish.
following is the list of the delinquent Road Tax
layers for the year 1915. This tax must be paid
{rfpmptIy or steps will be taken to enforce colec-
Dnn1Rhlch will attach additional costs

Bass. Nose, New Light.
Brown, Atlas, New Light.
Butler. Walter. New Light.
Bellows. Ed, New Light.
Brown, Anderson, New Light.
Crockett, Webb, Jr., Remilino.
Colbert. Stewart. OPP Run.
Chas. Mitchell. OPP. Run.
Chase, John, OPP. Run.
Carmmack. Ben, Locust Grove.
Carter, Jim, Jr.. Glade, Point.
Carter, Van, Glade Point.
Cook. Junius, Kennilworth.
Clark, Dave, Tensas Bluff.
Chase, Ed, Nebraska.
Clay, Geo, Nebraska.
Conway, Bob, Routhwood.
Carter, Nelse, New Light.
Carter, Will. New Light.
Chase, Ed, West Wood.
Cox. Arthur, Newellton.
Campbell, Lige, Newellton.
Davis, John, Cane Bayou.
Davis, Isiah, Franklin.
Davis, Geo., Balmoral
Dixon, Ed, Income.
A; Dyson, Lem, Nebraska.
Dorsey. Mike, Routhwood.
Dorsey, Pipe, Routhwood.
Dorsey, Jams, Routhwood.
| Damon, Sullivan, Routhwood.
! Dixon, w. S., Newellton.
! Elan, Robt., Wild Cat.
Emerson, Oneal, Moss Grove.
Emerson, Mike. Jr.. Moss Grove.
Elias, Melcay, Locust Grove.
/ Emerson, Edgar, Oak Grove.
/ Elgutter, NJ. s., Newellton.
| Freeman, VIM, OPP. Run.
Francis, John. RouthwOod.
| Freeman, Jim, New Light.
Gales, Enoch. Numerville.
Gray, Jesse, Franklin.
/ Gales, Lush, ShacklefOrd.
Gillespie Geo. Moss Grove
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Christian Science

First Church Of Christ Scientist. Arizona school of Music. North Central avenue. Sunday service at II a m. Subject of the lesson serman: Truth; Golden text: Psalms 433, O send out thy light and thy truth: let them lead me. Sunday school The Wednesday evening testimonial and experience meeting is at s o'clock. The reading rooms maintained by this church are located in the Noll building on First avenue, rooms 219 and 22O. and are open daily, except on Sunday, from 10 a. m. to 1 D. m. At these rooms wei come Is extended to the public and the Bible and authorized literature con- corning Christian Science may here be read or purchased if desired. All are cordially invited to attend church ser vices. Sunday school is closed for the summer.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
MAGAZINE MAN REAL
 DEMON FOR HASTINESS

F. C. Patterson, vice president and general manager of Golfers Weekly. has indulged in his annual vacation thriller. The man who backs Ralph De Palma in his big races clipped four hours nd nine minutes from the New York Chicago motor record and on the thirteenth day of the month.
 Accompanied by J. F.. Williams. J.. II. Cattell and a relief driver, Patter- son drove his Packard out of Chicago at 2:52 a. m. on Monday, July 12. He reached the Packard branch on Broadway at 3:35 D. m. on Tuesday, July 13. an elapsed time of 35 hours and 43 minutes. The former record was 39 hours and 52 minutes. Pat terson's record one year ago was II hours and 37 minutes
 The motor enthusiast who rides with Patterson gets no sleep. When he starts off on one of his New York dashes he makes it a nonstop affair
 The official report shows that Pat terson lost but 60 minutes, his actual running time being 34 hours and 43 minutes. He lost 15 minutes chang ing a fan belt and the rest of the hour was expended in replacing two rear tires and in taking on oil and gas. The run is approximately 1920 miles long.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

"It has always seemed strange to me that no one has ever endowed q professorship in criminal science in any of our large universities"
 Craig Kennedy laid down his eve ming paper and filled his pipe with my tobacco. Tn college We had roomed together, had shared every thing. even poverty, and now that Craig was a professor of chemistry and was on the staff of the "Star," we had continued the arrangement Prosperity found us in rather neat |, 1achelor apartment on the Heights, not far from the University.
 ,"Why should there be a chair in criminal science?" I remarked argu- mentatively, settling back in my chair. I've done my turn at police headquarters reporting, and I can tell you, Craig, it's no place for a college professor. Crime is just crime. And as for dealing with it, the good detective is born and bred to 1t. College professors for the sociology of the thing. yes; for the detection of it, give mo a Dyrnes."
 "On the contrary" replied Ken nedy. his clean-cut features betray- ing an earnestness which I knew in dicated that he was leading up to something important. there is a dis tinct place for science in the detec- ton of crime. On the Continent they are far in advance of us in that respect. We are mere children be- side a dozen crime me-specialists in Paris, whom I could name.'
 "Yes, but where does the college professor come in?" I asked, rather doubtfully.
 You must remember, Walter" he pursued, warming up to his subject, that it's only within the last ten years or so that we have had the really practical college professor who could do it. The siIk-stocl,ingc,, variety is out of date TOW. IL day it is the college professor who is the third arbitrator in lahor disputes: who reforms our currency, who heads our tariff comn:c-icns, and conserves our farms ard forests. | We have professors of everything - why not professors of crime"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
TEMPERANCE WORK
 AMONG THE YOUNG
A Contagion With Which There Will
 Be No Interference

One line of progression in the Capital city that has been moving at an astonishingly rapid rate during the summer months is the temper ance work among the young people, viz, the Loyal Temperance Legion and the Young Peoples Branch.
 Since the beginning of the cam paien, about two months ago. 300 members have been enrolled. while new ones are being added all the time; it Is to be hopd that this is one form of contagion the medical will be powerless to stop.
 In view of the fact that so many
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

of the boys and girls are out of town for the summer vacation this growth is remarkably good but 'tis believed upon reliable authority that a great many of those when they return will inoculate themselves with the virus of enthusiasm and join the ranks.
 Last Thursday evening, at their elegant building. 227 West Monroe street. the members of the Phoenix W. C. T. l.. gave a splendid recep- tion in honor of the two branches, l.. T. l.. and Y. P B, thereby show ing their interest and appreciation of the young people and their work.
 The best refreshments the famous Donofrio company could furnish was
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
First Christian

Fifth avenue and Monroe street. Services 11:00 a. m. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. East side Sunday school at D. m. at Thirteenth and Polk streets. C. F. in the tent at D. m. The pastor Claude C. Jones and the superintendent Of the Sunday school. J. NJ. Stewart as well as number of other members of the church are attending the nation al convention of the Christian churches in Los Angeles. During the absence of the pastor a short morning service will be conducted by members Of the church board. The intermediate department will have charge of the opening exer- cises of the Sunday school
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

folks know how to enjoy, while the received.
 One especially attractive feature was a song entitled "Old Alcohol Goodbye" which was composed by the talented president of the Phoe- nix W. C. T. T., Mrs. F. B. Stevens and was sung by Miss Pendleton
 It is to be hoped that every one will be interested in and encourage this important work among the young people. for the boys and girls of today are to be future citizens and it is desired that they have only the cleanest, purest, highest ideals.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church

Corner of Tenth and Pierce streets. Joseph Ernst Stermer pastor The Sabbath school will meet at 9:45 a. m. C. F. Newcomer. superintendent. come and bring your children. Morning worship at II o'clock, sermon by the pastor, theme: The Seeking God Ev- erybody welcome. No evening service Allare invited to attend a union service at the Y. M. C. \. stadium at D. m.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
CRAIG kENNEDY'S TtEORIES| The Arizona Republican
Arthur B. Reeves Own Story of How the Scientific De- tective Began His Re-
 markabie Career.

Still. as I shook my head dubiously. he hurried on to clinch his point Colleges have gone a long way from the old ideal of pure culture They have got down to solving the hard facts of life 3-ctty nearly all, except one. They still treat crime in the old way. ctudy it's statistics and pore over its causes and tho theories of how it can be prevented. Dut as for run ming the criminal himself down, scientifically, rclentlessly-bah we haven't made an inch Of progress c.nce the hammer and tonFs method Of your Byrnes."
 "poubtlcs3 you will write thea.3 on this most interesting sub tcct," I suggested. and let it go ct that"
 No, I an serious" he replied. dc termined for some reason or other to make a convert of me. 'T mean exactly what I say am going to. cqply science t-1 the detection Of crime, the sane sort of mtthodJ by which you trace out the presence Of a chemical, or run an unknown 1ern to the earth. Ind hcfo-c I have gene far, am going to enlist Waiter Jameson as an aide. I think l shall need you ill my business"
 How do l come in?"
 Well, for one thing, you will get q scoop, a beat-whatever you call it in that newspaper jargon of yours"
 l smiled in a skeptical way, such as newspapermen are wont to aiect toward a thing until it is done after which we make wild scramble to exploit it.
 Nothing more on the subject passed between us for several days.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
JUST THE MAN

There is an Eastern potentate who would be even better than a Panama expert to conduct this fly-killing cam paign."
 Who is that?"
 '"rhe Ahkoond of Swat Baltimore American.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
The Missionary Church

Corner of Tenth and Fillmore Sts. Sunday school at 9:45. General as sembly at II o'clock a. m. Christian Endeavor at and evangelistic meeting at D. m. Morning subject Be Filled With the Spirit" continued. Evening
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Zion EnqIish Ev. Lutheran Church

Services are held in " e. T. U building 227 West Monroe street Bible class and Sunday school at 9:4J a m Morning service at 10:45. subject of sermon. The Glory Which Shall Be Revealed in Us. All are welcome No evening service. Immanuel F. Frey pastor, 742 West Fillmore street
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
First Methodist Episcopal Church

Corner of Monroe and Second Ave, Rev Ray C. Harker, n. D., pastor. Sun day July 25. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m., J. O. Sexson. superintendent. Preaching at II a. m. by Rev. William Whitfield Epworth league D. m. at close Of union service on Y. NJ. c. A. stadium Prayer meeting Wednesday : 45 D. m. The public are cordially in vitcd to these services
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Church of the Rrethran

The Church of the Brethren, 1923 Grand avenue. l.. F. Keltner. minister. Services at II q. m. and D. m. Sunday school at To a. m.- Bible study Wednes- day eve at s D. m. Subject a. m. The Ten Virgins, D. m. The Stone Rolled Away"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
A TRYING ORDEAL

Colonel asked the beautiful girl, when vas the most try ing moment of your Iife?"
 Tt was when I went to my wife's father for the purpose of asking him to let me have her lie was very deaf and ] had to explain the matter be- fore twenty rks."-Answers.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

Since Mir. Reeve first made the 1bove statement, only about three yeare ago, his Craig Kennedy books nave become the most popular de tec.ive fiction in America and have keen translated into several foreign languages.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

Whatever your occupation may be, and however cro wded your hours with affairs don't fail to secure at least few minutes every day for the refreshment of your inner life with a bit of pOetry.-Prof Charles Eliot Norton
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
SOMEWHERE ARolJND

'I never see her with her husband Has she lost him ?'
 "I don't know Some people seem to think she has merely misplaced him "-Louisvilie Courier Journal
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ O
 Latter Day Saints

The morning service will be held as usual al the cottage on North 12th street. Al eight P. m a special meet ing will begin at the corner of South Third avenue and Tonto street. These meetings will be held nightly in the open air. No collections will be asked for. Elder J F. Yates.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Trinity Pro-Cathedral

Sunday, July 25 Sunday school. 9;45 a m. Morning sermon. II. Archdeacon J R Jenkins in charge.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
CHURCH NOTES

subject: All Things New" All are cordially invited. Rev. II. II. Amstutz. pastor.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
First Preahxtcrian Churoh

First Presbyterian Church
 Sunday school. 9:3O a. m. Morn ing worship. II o'clock. Sermon by the Rev. w. I. Brooks. Subject, "A Wise Choice" Y. r. g. C. F. prayer meeting, S.10 D. m, after the meet ing at the Y. M. C. A. stadium, in which the congregation from this church will be united. Church at the corner of Adams and Third avenue.
 The Y. P s. C. F. of the First Christian church will hold their re- gular monthly business meeting at the tent. corner of Thirteenth and Polk streets this evening at 7:40 D. m. The business meeting will be followed by the weekly devotional service. Topic, Christ in Me" John 15: Ill. MT. Jarrot and Miss Egles- ton, leaders
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-10-22
THE PANAMA SINGERS.

The Panama Singers. male quartet,
were organized with the idea Of pre-
senting to the music loving public
program Of educational as well as
artistic value.
One Of the strong features of their
program is a musical sketch, which
opens with four young fellows who
have just arrived in Panama, ready to
begin work on the big ditch" as they
term it. In the discussion of their
homes and experiences they discover
that they are all graduates of the same
school Of engineering.
Then they drift into talk of college
days and soon fall to singing college
songs and telling college stories. There
is a certain naturalness about the ap-
prOach and feryOr in the songs that
fairly bulge with human interest.
A second scene in the sketch intro
duces Balboa. the explorer. French
dignitaries who attempted to build the
canal and finally Colonel Goethals him
self, who brought the great scheme to
success.
Other features are negro songs, col
lege glee songs, humorous action songs
and ripping medley made up Of the
choruses of all the songs, with finale
IF "Who Dug the Ditch?-Uncle Sam
CHANCELLOR GEORGE Il. BRAD.
FORD.
One of the great national characters
in educational and religious circles is
Chancellor George II. Bradford Of the
Methodist University of Oklahoma.
His lectures are full Of thought and
inspiration, and it would be useless to
attempt to approximate the number of
men and women who have done great
er and better things after coming un.
der his influence.
1t is natural that DR.. Bradford should
be particularly interested in education.
The secret of his success in that line
seems to be almost entirely within him.
self. The opportunities he had were
not to be compared with those Of the
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-10-22

Herman Edward Hagedorn, Plaintiff
VI.
Tantha W. Hagedorn, Defsndsnt
The State OF idaho sends Greetings to Tai
itha w. HagedorR. the above named defend
eRt.
You are hereby notified tina. a complaint
has been filed against you in the District
Court of the Second Judicia Di. trict Of the
state OF Idaho, in and for the County OF La
tab by the above named plaintiff, of the nat
ure In general terms AS follows:
Plaintiff alleges that he was married to
day Of May, and that on or about the tn
plaintiff and continues to separate heseh from
Inn with the intent to desert him.
wherefore plaintiff prays that the court
dissolve the bonds OF matrimony now exist
ing between the plaintiff and the defeadent.
And you are hereby directed to appear and
ansWer the said complaint within twenty
DAYS OF the service OF this summons, II serv-
ed within said judicial District, and within
forty days II served elsewhere. And you are
further notified that unless you 80 appea.
and answer said complaint within the time
herein specified, the plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you as in prayed said complaint
Witness my hand and the seal OF the Dist.
rict Court Of the Second Judicial District OF
the State of Idaho, in and for Latah County,
this L tn day of September A. D., 1915.
Homer f. Estes, Clerk.
By Adrian Nelson, Deputy.
Il. r. Smith,
Residence Moscow, Idaho.
Attorney for Plaintih.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-10-22
For INDIGESTION

Never take pepsin and prep
arations containing pepsin or other
digestive ferments for Indigestion,
as the more you take the more you
will have to take. What is needed
is tonic like Chamberlain's Tablets
that will enable the stomach to per-
form its functions naturally. For
sale by all dealers-adv.
Sunday evening, October 81, the
services at the Methodist church
will be held in the form of a rally
day service, watch for the program
next week.
To convince a man that the fools
are not all dead yet it is only
necessary to disagree with his poll.
teal views.