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First ra,s.-hv. iuiIongs-Emprcs> 10?
90 hr'"n'. l" 10 ,o B. out. iirst Mid
night sun. - trr"N.crp : to l. \ to =, ami
/" 10. second Drastic. lVN ,HutN.lb. ia
J: 10 /. :" :. third. Time. 1901 l..
Zoo Loo. s'lay Toy. Goblin. Br"cateilc ana
Shandon also van.
Sccond-siN furlonE>-Kil,s 10. trroise,
20 :" I" 10. ami /" nrs,: omwa. ITO
tSchntunser' !" |. 10 l." aud To :.
second owasa. Ill collins. to /. : 10 /,
anu even. third. Time ia -. Sarson H..
Hii;korNnut, Verde. Aimee 7. aud Glory
rh,r,i--mile and a stNtnenth-Al NJ DICK
III 81. Williams. IL I" =. - :. ana 10
10. iirsi. fernrock. III ,Rutwell. ii to ..
= TO 10 ami to =. second; porcas, 100 o..
MSTasEart. g" to l. !" t.. !. ana TO /.
Eagle. Poiroma. Ce.nudrla DuvcGalc Bruu-
ley ana Robert Bradley also ran.
F"rrth--iive furiongs-,;rcen Gold. loo
lTroISe,. To :. ." :. aud | 10 : first;
irish kiss. il: CT McTaegartt 10 = To-
:. AMI I" 10, second cunilSCaticn 100 ON.
Garner to |. to l. and even. third.
Time. i."l ia. Ballast. Wood Thrush.
Dawn star ana Stella Mia also
Fitth-$iN fuTionrs-- BeCkna III collins.
even /" ). ana cut, first: Transit ll5
,Tr"isel T." :. . 10 ). ana 10 >, second
and 20 ; third Time i;lt Right.
Spect"r, kebo ANA Three cheers also ran
SiNth--SiX furioneS-corn TasSel. H. ~.
M"Taceart'. 10 !. to :. and | TO ,.
hE>t: Mctecrit-. lij or, McTagEartb. II "a
." even. ana ! To :. second: Swan Song. 10
M. tarner!. . to =. even anu = 10 > third
Time. rs S.. Royal Writ, Spear Lance.
,;unp"wder. Rclla Desmond Ballad Paddy
Dear. WONDERFUL. Rochport and Nauiter also
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MoNTl;EAl. May "l-Eilly Smiths
Echcls departed this evening. after "a
rather disastrous series. ttcir share OF
the houorS being only one game out
at TN" four played with the Royals
The Richmond leader sent in stewart
who was let out 10y the Royals las,
week, to oppose C;crncr on the mound
ana the cN- Royals Slab artist was
treated with little or 40 respect by his
former teammates. y total of thirteen
hinSlcs wcr" secured off stewards de-
livery by the Royals. one OF them be-
lnv circuit drive of Dan Iiowley's
bat and the final reading of the score
hoard was To = in favor Of Mon
trGal
Manager smith gave his team u reg
ular Shakc-up in AN effort 10 secure
better results. but the changes did not
do very much good. Both teams PLAYED
rather poor ball In the field and sew
"ral of the slips resulted in runs Huw-
ever. while the Royals We're cioutmc
stewards offerings TO All corners of
the lot, Fob Gcrncr. the ROYALS star
portsidcr held the NirSiuiaUs down to
four hits. Eihcl getting q pair, one OF
which Was GOOD for TWO bases Rich
m"nd scored their only two runs IN the
seventh frame TWO were out When
biStrll worked Corner FOR a na~s. ana
tibel got q life when ramr.tu dropped
ms rop ~ Then Reynolds came
through wiki two base drive. which
cHabled the ,wo runners to cross the
usn.
Tho Royals chalked up ono rum i'm
Inc initial stanza on hits by Moran.
smith and l'amraL. and another i'm the
thrd on binSlcs by Moran. zimmerman
aud bamrau ~ the sixth the Royals
scored pair on !iow!ey's double. an
orror bE Noocrs. which lot Corner on.
ana Iimmermans ionG two-basc drive
IN m" seventh Gathers singled and
H"wlcy clouted on; = circuit drive Tor
'"" 'Eoio counters while in the eighth
tn error hy bjsicll. Z, pass e sacrifice
mic aud Slnttery~ single which brou-h,
IN" ~" base runnets over. mad. the
Royals total eight
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McGraw Urges Recruits
to Join Federal Service

NEW YORK. Mny 2i.-John Me-
Graw. manager Of the 1~w York
Ginhts to-day did his bit. Standing
on rough wooden platform In u
building ON Chambers street. he
pleaded for army, navy nnd Marine
C0rlM cnlistncnts. The baseball
lender was chccred by the crowd
scattered about the room were many
OF his players. Harry IIcmpntcusi.
president OF tho club, hnd II seat
ON the Platform.
81 know the bnscbnI fans nrc
willing to mnkc n hrht." saId Me-
Straw. "bccnuse l have watched them
long enough to find TINT out. We
nre not making this Hight because
we want to TAKE anything from
anybody. We nre making Il because
we stand before the world MS the
ono country which believes thnt
every man should have sometffInr ia
sny ns to how he In governed. That
mems free country. We are fight
Ing for freedom Just ms mnch now
nv when our Observation-Disclosures
fought for II right In this neigh
b0rh0Ud In 1870.
"Wc figure II IL - Rrht for ,hc
greatest thing In tue worId-n nnn'.
prrHOnni ltberty-nnd ! don't know
Of ~ bnilplnycr who isn't rcncy ,o
Eo To n finish on Tint account.
Every one of ms IN FIRST for all for
liberty. md hrst or NIL ngnin for our
own country. the United states
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MARSHALLITES WIN AGAIN

PE:rEkSBURG. May .l.-wi,h the
score standing TO when the ninth
inning opened. John Marshall High
School. OF Richmond got to the deIiv-
or! Oh PITCHER NuGcnt here this after
noon ana noSed out tho local team by
me score OF ! To J. The contest up
until thiS time had been u pretty af-
iair and both mines had put up IL good
game
The home team was the first to
score ana put run across IN the
fourth frame on Il wild throw by Wal
ueh. Nugcnt held the visiting team
completely at his mercy during the
nrSt seven innings. and IL was not
'htit tn" eighth inning that they were.
able To set back the run gained by the
locals in the fourth StanZa.
Walden. Mayhcld and Bccson led i'm
me hitting for the visiting team the
FORMER getting II triple and Il single out
OF three times up. while the two last
named secured two safe walioDS out of
Tour times up. Rahily starred with IN.
stick for tile visitors. The catching Of
NisSieL. for the visitors. and the air
tiSht fielding of the visiting team were
the features Of the game.
The score:
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HERE IS One THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

the system OF the cause of the diScaSc"
IS. s. s. is ono blood remedy that has
for more than nifty years been giving
relief 10 even the most aggravated
and stubborn cases of rheumatism. 1t
clcanScs and purifes the blood by
routing out all traces OF the disease.
The experience Of others who have
taken = s. :. will convince YOU that
1t will promptly reach your case. You
can obtain this valuable remedy Ut any
drug store.
y valuable book on rheumatism and
It's treatment. together with expert
medical advice about your own indj-
Tiduai case, Will he sent absolutely
free. Write to-day to Medical Dc
partmcnt. Swift Specific Co, IS Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS
TAKE LIBERTY BONDS
Teams In JOhnsOn's Circuit WIN Also
Fla! sunday Hall for BcncHt of
EnKtnccrN CurDn.


Engineers Corps.
CHICAGO. May 2l.--The American
League has decided to subscribe i'm
mediatcly for 100000 worth of Liberty
bonds. each club to put up Sl2.5OO for
that purpose. President Johnson an
nounccd to-day. johnson also an
nounccd that all the money taken in ut
the New York game OF June 10 would
be turned over to the first engineering
CORPS leaving for France.
The game at the Polo Grounds on
June 10 between the ST. Louis Browns
ana the Yankees will be the first OF !.
series OF four big Sunday games in the
East the proceeds OF which will be
turned over to the engineers corps
Because sunday ball will be Il rare
treat IN the East. IL is expected that
huge crowds Will turn out The
Chicago White SoX will he in New York
on June -. and probably will drill
before the Brown-S Yankee game in
rifles.
Johnson made il plain to-day tina,
the rctrcnchmcut scheme suggested by
carry hermann, chairman of the Ma
tlonai Comm sSiOn. does not meet with
his approval IL he has his way base
hall IN the American League will be
conducted as usual un TO the moment
u nccomcS necessary to close the parks
icw OF the American League climbs
are actually ahead of last years rec
ofdS mus far on attendance figures
One OF two are behind because OF un-
ScaSonablc weather.
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WOMENS TOURNAMENT TO
BEGIN ON THURSDAY
Annual Event Of Country club OF Sir-
Sinia Attracting Lot OF
interest

Interest in the womcnS spring rolr
tournament, OF the Country club of
Nirs mia - ~ high pitch pt this time.
Of women VIII turn out for TIA. uu;I-
wing round. which will be held on IN.
club cours. Thursday afternoon Th.
tournament * opcn to all women mem
hci" OF the club. aud those in charge
"l the tournament are very anxious In
nave as large number entered as pos.
sDlc. 80
!nrce pri%cS VIII he awarded to the
leader in each class There w,n n.
thrcc classes OF eights, and the leader
OF each eight viii bc awarded a prizc
Mhtch play VIII be held on next Mon.
nay VIII witness the finals Of the tour
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CARDS BUNCH HITS AND WIN

BRookLYN, May 2l.-S, Louis
punched four hits on top of two cr-
iors IN the second iuning to-day scor-
lhe TOUR runs of Cheney. enough To
Nm as Meadows pitched alright ball.
The score was Is TO =
Marquard. who relieved Cheney. was
touched Tor five hits and two runs, one
a home run by Fred Smith
Hickman and tutShaw We're the only
BROOKLYN batters 10 hit Meadows with
any degree OF effectiveness. the latter
getting a home run and triplc and
IN" former triple and a single Cut
ShawS threc-ba hit was wasted \
ono handed stop by Mowrcy and Con
ZalcS catching featured The score:
RrnnLIxp
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MarshalIites' Iossers May
Get Letters Tomorrow

Members of tho John Marshall
High school baseball tenn mny he
awarded their letters for the sea
non nj the assembly of the school
10 he held to-mOrrOw morning In
tho school auditorium, although IL
has not becu definitely decided upon
M to whether not the letters
will hc awarded tomorrow or at
tho assembly next Monday.
The last ERmc Of tho season was
played yesterday afternoon In Pc-
tersburE. and Pitcher IIRrrrlson
ended tho season in 4 hiHZc Of glory,
holding tho GooberS to four scat
tcrrII hits.
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SACRIFICE FLY WINS GAME

BOSTON. May 2l.-C;ri,tiih's sacrifice
ny TO right ncld. with the bases full
and one out in the tenth allowed I[opf
TO score with the run that won for
Cincinnati TODAY. to !.
Chase was safe in the sixth on EitZ-
patflrhS tumble with two out. and
scored on tiriltth's double Without
singled in the seventh. took third on
konetchy's single, and scored on
smiths sacrifice hy 10 Thorpe. Gin
cinnati save Schneider remarkable
support The score.
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New York
Totals ...ao .ailT Totals -
-kaLten Tor L. -nhN IN nLchin

iUistGrgt ....i n n -
New York ......I q q n ~ /,
summary Errors Brief BURNS. Ii"rIng
l!"m' rrn Mrt"fiy. Stol"i base No.
'"rhN, Robertson. Kaun. TcsrcaT Fischer
S''iih'" rs iucih". Dnnhl" plays Fi"tc hcr
to HcrZoE 10 iioclke. Birbco To Mccarthy
!" bIl'' l.tit on b"s"S-Ncw YORK. :: Pitts
puIEh ." !FSt haS" on crrorS--Ncw York
!. PITTSBURGH. :. Base. ON Balls-cn Tcsi.au
OF Jacobs. 4 Hits-on Jacobs. . IA ,
innings. fil tbs pitch"r-by Jacobs tiicr.
.ngn Sruck out by r"srcau, :. ny Jacobs
J. 5aik. Jacobs: UmpTes KLEIN and ara MS
h"ld. Time, Of
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GIANTS WIN FROM PIRATES

NEW YORK. May 2l-Ncw York
ven, back into first place by defeating
Pittsburgh here to-day in tho third
game Of tho series. 10 3.
Tcsrcfli hold tho visitors to two hits
Tor eight innings. hut Pittsburgh mad.
q strong iin!Sh, scoring two runs in
the ninth on a double, two singles and
a force piaT. McCarty's hitting fca-
iur"d lie drove out a home run and
Two SihGicf. His hit in the sixth droN"
III NauN with what proved TO bc the
winning run. The score:
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Tntsls....3. : 10 - 10 Totals g. > & - u
'Hattcd for Cheney in second.
tBattcd for Msruuari in Scv'ntr
:Bau"d for Dell in ninth

Brooklyn .............l q d 81 e 4 ]"
summary: Errors-ii"rnsby. cheney. Stcu-
E"!. Homo runS-i'rtShaW. J.. Smith T,-.,-
base Hickman. Cu,shsw. Two "a -,
n'tE-Crutsc. j smith stolen bas"-C;uu-
1aics. ha!"s on h'tlls--o;f Meadows, = off
Dell !. struck "ut-by Meadows. :: t..
Mar3usrd :. ny Toll. i.cfr Oh h--ee :
81. Louis. ): ErooHlyn. :. Hit hy pitcher r.
10y cheney. ! ti"t~"l,. I'ts-on Ch.nc, d,
IN innings; OF MarTuard. in : irniur,
tmpirrs, - Day and Harrison Attcndan,s
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% Dell Three base hit--Waldcn Sacrifice
MI DEL stolen bascs-Mayh Bee
S'h Dnubir DiaS-BecSon to stuart "a
!in,"hkiss iiiis-on Nugcnt la S IN
MUS on 5uch"it, in inning; of Iiur-
,cihoh. IN innings. Bnsc- ba!ls--off
MusSn,: of iiarrc.son., ,. struck out
nN N"E-ht >: by llarr"ls"n g. Left on
hHSeS-JOhh MhrShall D pctorslrmrg.
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Southern Association.

NJ Notwithstanding ); Atlanta,
-
Mobile. J.
NJ ACCOMPLISHMENTS. :; New Or
leans. ..
inEhain. rain.
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R|xEY WINS FROM CUBS
TALL WRGlNIAN VICTOR IN
BATTLE WITH CHICAGO
victory Pushes Chicago Team to Third
PinSe. While Philadelphia Moves
Into Second.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l-Chicago
not only lost to-day'S game to Phila-
d"iphin. TO ). but also dropped from
irSt To third place in the National
League race, while Philadelphia,
moved up to second place The home
team won the game in the second I'M
ming by making five successive singles
on Douglas and a single of Prcndcr-
cast. the rally netting four runs, The
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Kan Tor TYI'r IN TENTH
Score by innings: r
HUSTON .... q % n ~ n I !. II
Cincinnati ..........r ~ ~ To - I % ~
summary; Errors-M ar.nVillc. Fitzpatrick
Mage Two base iii>-kopi. Griffith. Fi,&-
p"uick. stolen haS"s-Shcaa. kcnetchy.
l.5!t on bHScS-H, ~tou, ; Cincinnati
Bases ON balls-on Tyler d. of Suhreidcr
= struck out-by ryi.r. .. hy Schneider A.
Sacrifice hi;S-Smith kou.tChy Sacrifice
nieS-Smith. Griffith Wild pitch-'ryier
i"ssed h"iI-,l-rns Hit bv pitchcr-by
Schneider. 'Fit4pat.ioAl jmpir.s. I, ron
and t,ulSIcN.
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SCHULTZ BEATS HUSTLERS

RoCH ESTER \ Y. May 2l.-Toots
S,enUtt% ""p, ms hits we'll Scattered To.
10 =. in the third game OF rh,. series
:trNh"r Wa valid and unsteady a; All
tlriisE. h%r3qse q. the III, gam" Sat,
tomorrow Tltt score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-22

- fHr'' fLA1 10 'sN.
( Pitt >bnrrh ut New York.
Cincinnati ut Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
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g, pich Sign, win SAN ,nt.,i,

litl sion TEN. Man 2l.-Cy pich
."ri"tI y" Nork American pitcher. has
Zen signed 10y san Antonio in the
> eN"s League. It was announced here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-22

: WOOJBTNE. UNI. May 2l.--C q IA :.
steeplechase race o.day than the
running races. They plunged on Mas
t'rful only 10 see him lose out. Mat.
tinata being returned the winner.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. May 2l.-Frank
ThraShc a former Virginia League
outGclder. has been turned back by the
philadelphia Americans TO the Atlanta
Crackers and joined the atlanta team
here to-day.
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NlIlNlliI.. Al.

summary: TWo-hnSr hits-fibci,
reynolds, lInwIc!. Zimmerman. Home
run-IiOMlc!. stolen basc>-i:ihcl.
Mrtulcy. Dnmrau. Sacrifice hits
Stewart. Smith 90. LEFT on bases
--ttirhn,opd. Il: Montreal. y. Huscs
on bnllS-oN Stewart. .; on Ger
nrr. !. struck oui-by stewart. ..
Tit by pitrher-b. Grrncr. hank
>tonb. Time. I:i5. tmpircs. He'd
ford and Mcbride.
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Total .. 3io2.i II Total .. t.?I.
John Marshall ..... q " q q o q o /
Petersburg High ..... u ~ a II n =
summary: i:rrors-Waidru Mum Rahiy
NuEent. Coleman. Two.Na,n hit-\urnni
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Providence.


S"iE"d foe Wendell In ninth
. .t."'ion Tor StrSt,r IN seventh
. S'nt' ty innings T.
froViI,tu, ~ +, Il /, n a =
Colchester 70. 20 a :,
= seminars. J-rnr> Itr.tr.rI .r,,.
;'Tt,,' r""4E tt' III % S'ryscr, in
ihro' us." h4is, pow,iI 90 Saoriiic. Mt
( ,'h'', '".l"". Sacrifice fly Il ny
; ,o.rh "t-'~ Hra!m"rd. Powell. Douhi.
: lhE~- COLLINS 10 boolau: Duolau to Srh.,,-.
.Hi, 'ns."N 4" Srrinard 10 Tu,wu.r Flrs,
FIs' "' rr"i l;Grh"~i'r I. l."r ON hna.,
~. 'iI Siryhcr g; Oft schultz. Struck
~ i't Sir'kor, J IS Schultz / trrpir.s
i i''Nith ana "a Br..n Time. 81
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Pl'ilntlelplrin.


Totals. SO ; : - Totals. 81 8, = II
Satttu Tor Fr"ndcrsast IN seventh.
'BHitcd tor Fltvk IN seventh
s'ian for Elliott in seventh
Slated for Dcm,rc" in ninth
Score 10y innings Il
Chicago ............-.--.r u "a
Philadelphia g. - - o q -
summary i.cti on bases Chicago. .. rhii-
aI"iphid. :" TIVE" haS" hits-CraNath. Deal
Sacrifc" hits Williams. Mann Whittcd
liits,on Douglas - In Is innings OFT
fr"nu.re2Si, = In -" innings. StruyH out
10y Ri>cy 3. bN Pr"ui.reasi. Q. Bases on
hslls-nn HiNcH. :. OF pcmarcr. Tine
l;il Empires. Ei.'rI gnd orth.
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Montreal. X: Richmond, =.
Fro'idcnce. =: ROchester. =.
tAtl others postpoRed; ratn.)
STANDING or CLUBS.

WHFKt lHEl fLNY TODAY
Newark ut Toronto.
baltimore at Buffalo.
OnlH two games schc,iulctl.)
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Youth Dies From baseball Injury.
=. kENOSHA. WIS, May 2I-Edward
crck, nine. died to-day from brain
i"Ner caused by being hit on the head
by battcd ball last TuesdnY
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Valor Mn. Thr,e-Ye,r.nIa

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 2l.-Vaior
nnorco AN easy winner in the three
cdi-o'u purse race to-day II won
handy from a field of seven, coyerinu
the mile in 1:il as. '"s
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National League
RESULTS NLsrERnAY.

Sincinnnti. 2: boston. l, uen inningsb.
New York. {: Pittsburgh, 3.
II. Louis. d; EruukIyn. ..
Philadelphia. 1: Chicaro z
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American l.eaguc
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tAli games postponed; raln.D
stANDiN1 OF CLIBS
JAMAICA RESULTS

WHERE THEi FLAT TU-UAf
Wprn dMtp.b
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-12-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT of the interior, U. s.
land office at Blackfoot, Idaho, De.
cember 8, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Lewis
G. Hatcliff, of Blackfoot, Idaho. who,
on January %, 1914, made home
stead entry serial No. 016004, for
NEA, section 2, township 3 south,
range 80 east, and seq, section So,
township south, range 80 east,
Boise meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make three year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before register and re-
ceiver of U. s. land office at Black
foot, Idaho, on the third day of Feb
ruary, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Grover Coatney, of Blackfoot, Idaho;
Chas, Bramer, of Springfield, Idaho;
Walter Shinn, of Springfield, Idaho;
Gustav Hartung, Springfield, Idaho.
J. T. CARRUTH,
adv. 1926 Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-12-21
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The Wearyrick Ditch company, a
corporation, principal place of bust
ness Blackfoot, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that at a
meeting of the board Of directors OF
the above named company, held on
Wednesday, the fourteenth day OF
November. 1917, assessment No. "a,
of $O.40 per share was levied on the
capital stock of this company, which
is now due and payable to L. P.
Adams, at Route 2, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Any stock on which this assess
ment remains unpaid on Monday,
the twenty-fourth day of December.
1917, will be delinquent, and will be
for sale according to law.
l.. P. Adams,
Secretary the Wearyrick Ditch Co.
Dated, November 20, 1917.
adv. 1851
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-12-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior, U. s.
land office at Blackfoot, Idaho, De-
cember 8, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Alvy
j. Williams, of Shelley, Idaho, r.
F. D. No. 2, who, on July "a, 1912,
made homestead entry serial No.
012514, for lot A, SEA SW14 Sec
ton 10; NEA NWA, section 10,
township 2 south, range 81 east,
Boise meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make three year proof to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before register and receiver
of U. s. land office, at Blackfoot,
Idaho, on the twenty-ninth day Of
January, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Will
liam Pratt, W. e. Hall, M. A. Jen-
sen, William Walton, all of Shelley,
Idaho. ....
J. r. CARRUTH,
adv. 22-6 Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-12-21

J. B. Greenman OF. In and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, TO wit:
The north one~half of the southeast
quarter (Nh sEA) and the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter
sGn Of section sonS twenty os
thirty-one l31) east of the Boise
meridian in Bingham county, Idaho.
Public notice is hereby given that
will, on the twenty-second day OF
December, A. D. 1917, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day In front of the court
house door of the County of Bingham,
sell at public auction for United States
gold coin, all the right; title, claim
Greenman, Of in and to the above de-
scribed property, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to raise sufficient
money to satisfy said judgment, with
interest and costs, etc, to the highest
and best bidder.
Dated November "a. 1917.
Sheriff.
BY FRED T. HINES,
adv. 20-4f Deputy Sheriff.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-12-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior, U. s
land office at Blackfoot, Idaho, De.
cember s, 1917. avs4
Notice is hereby given that How.
ard Hartman, of Taber, Idaho, who
on June 10, 1914, made homestead
entry serial No. 017591, for SEA
|SWA, S1s SEA- section %; VIZ
|SWA section 81; and NE NWA
section "a; NEA NEA, section 80,
township / south, range 33 east,
Boise meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before register and re-
ceiver of U. S. land office at Black
foot, Idaho, on the thirtieth day of
January, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Wheeler, or Moreland, Idaho;
Bert Grimmett, of Moreland, Idaho;
Dick Blohm, of Taber, Idaho; Archie
Wheeler, of Taber, Idaho.
]. T. CARRUTH,
adv. 22-6 Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-12-21
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The Parsons Ditch company, q
corporation, principal place of bust.
ness, Riverside, Idaho:
Notice is hereby given, that at q
meeting of the board Of directors OF
the above named company, held on
Tuesday. the fourth day Of Decem-
Der, 1917, at the residence of Mr..
Koplin, an assessment of 10 cents
per share was levied ON the capital
stock of this company, which is now
due and payable to Martha La
ROGUE. at Riverside, Idaho.
Any stock on which this assess
ment remains unpaid on Saturday,
the twenty-ninth days OF December,
1917, will be delinquent, and will be
advertised for sale according to law.
Dated December 5, 1917.
MARTHA LAROCQUE,
Secretary the Parsons Ditch COM
pany. adv. 21-4f