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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30

to make personal campaign and adopt this meth
cd of calling your attention to the Importance of
all Republicans registering and voting at the COM
ing primary. All who do not do so are not only
neklectful their rights but of their duties &c va
At this critical time in the affairs of the world
and contrary. think to the wishes of the great
majority of the taxpayers, this issue of County
Division is again being forced upon us and unless
all Republican voters wake up register and vote at
their Republican Primary for such Legislative can
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30
ALIASS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District of the st ate of Idaho. within and
for the County OF Kootenai.
Peter Ruiz, Plaintiff, vs.
Anna Bell Mclean and Bert Mclean. her
husband; Lulu Brown and T. J. Brown, her
husband; Il. q. Egbers and Rhoda NJ. Egbers
his wife; Peter Reitz; Rosa Carroll NEE Rosa
Rutz) and Mr.. Carroll, her husband whose
christian name is unknown); Joseph Ruiz;
William Rutz; Adelbert Rutz and Mrs. Ruiz
his wife, twhose christian name is unknown:
Mary Schantzer. formerly Mary Rutzl. and
Mr.. schantzer, her husband, Whose ristian
name rs UNKNOWN; Frank Ruiz and Mrs
Frank Rutz, his wife, Whose christian name
y unknown; and the Unknown Heirs and
Unknown Owners of the East Half of the
West Half of the South East Quarter of See
"A, Twp, 53. n. Il w. b. NJ. Kootenai CoulI-
", State OF Idaho, Defendants.
Alias Summons.
The state of Idaho sends greeting to Anna
Hell Mclean, and Bert Mclean. her hus-
band. Lulu Brown. and I. j. Brown. her
husband r. g. Eghers and Rhoda NJ. EQbers
his wife, Peter Reilz. Rosa Carroll NEE Rosa
kutzl and Mr. CARROLL. her husband. whose
christian name Is unknown) Joseph Rutz
William Rutz, Adelbert Rutz. and Mrs Rutz,
his wife, whose christian name Is unknown;
Mary Schantzer. formerly Mary kutz) and
Mr. schantzer. her husband. whose christian
name Is unknownl; Frank Ruiz. and Mrs
Frank Ruiz. his wife. (whose christian name
Is nnknown); ana the unknown heirs and
devisees OF ANNE Ruiz, deceased, and the
west Half of the Southeast Quarter OF Sec
tion 81. Township Fifty-Three North Range
Three, w. i. M. Eootenai County State nf
Idaho. the above named defendants
You are hereby notified that verified
complaint has been filed against you in the
District Court of the Eighth Judicial District
of the State of Idaho, within and for the
County of kootenhi, by the above named
plaintiff Peter Rutz. wherein 1t is alleged
that by reason of certain recorded instru-
ments of Record with the County Recorder
of Kootenai County. State of Idaho and nv
reason of the death of the said ANNE Ruiz
deceased. the said defendants, and eacl, al
them, claim an estate or interest in said land
and premises ad verse to plaintiff: that the
claims of the said defendants and each Of
them. Is without any right whatever and
that they have no estate right, title claim
or interest IN said land and premises; that
said action is brought that the said defend
ants to this action and each of them he
required to set forth the nature OF his or
their claim, that all adverse claims Of the
said defendants, and each of them NAV bs
determined by II decree of this court. that
by said decree 1t be declared and adjudged
that said defendants, nor neither OF them.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30
N office to Creditors.

State of Idaho ISIS
County of kootenai
Estate of Elnora Sexsmith Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersign.
eo administrators of the Estate of Elnora
Sexsmith. deceased, to the creditors
OF. and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with the
after the hrst publication of this notice. to
the said Administrator at his Law office
over Rathdrum State Bank Bldg Rlthdrum
Idaho. the same being the place for the
transaction of the business OF said estate, In
thc county OF kootenai, Statetof Idaho.
Dated this 29th day of July 1918
MILES Il. EGBERS
Administrator with the
VIII annexed
5t-Aug. is to Sept. 10
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30

didates as they know to be absolutely opposed to
and pledged against County Division, Lake County
is very apt to become an accomplished fact ut the
next Legislature and unnecessary expenses thus
imposed upon our citizens at a time when every
available dollar should be utilized in production
of the necessities.
1t is self evident and absolutely proven by for
mer divisions, that two sets of County officers and
Office expenses not be maintained as cheaply as
one set. All arguments to the contrary, county
division means additional expense on each taxpay-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30
Chronic Constipation

1t is by no means an easy matter to
cure this disease, but it can be done
in most instances by taking Cham
herlain's Tablets and complying with
the plain printed directions that
accompany each package.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30

had been in hopes that during the period of the
war; 1t would not become necessary for the taxpay-
ers of this County to become involved in another
County Division controversy. A few individuals
from Spirit Lake and q smaller number from Rath-
drum have filed candidates for the Legislature on
this issue SO that the matter must be decided and
decided at the primary election If possible. Such
controversies greatly distract all of from mat
tiers vitality important to and our Nation. will
not take the time from these important duties
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30

er of this county. Additional expense at this time
for any purpose whatever should not be permitted
unless such expense directly helps in winning the
Aside from the local issue of County Division, I
WILL If elected be chiefly interested in legis alton
directly beneficial to soldiers and material to
the development of the states resources. assisted
In the formation ana adoption of the present Re-
publican State Platform and In full accord with
its provisions.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30

distributed throughout the county the statements
Glow and in the right hand column appears the
allure as to the matters declared for and against
l. introduced, became saved
AN enorm expense foreclosures.
enacted law the bill
Commissioners from $500 to 500
Constitutional
permitting rapidly
allowed heretofore.
Sentiment OF Democratic party control OF Legislature against
such a a max impossible desired results.
County
Legislature tending reduce
WAS AGAINST
repeal angambng owing oppo
of o
made to have such bills introduced.
2. All
County This
lobby
With
defeating such bill
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-08-30


permitting the sale of State lands more rapidly
A. Loanng money thus derived on farm lands
Counties, proportion the assessed of differ
counties.
S. Economy in State and County affairs all laws lookin
reduction in taxation
] AM AGAINST
The repeal of the i-gambing laws.
New and experimental laws.
g. COUNTY DIVISION
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-27

imperialism. in tn world, and since
we have seen fit t. place these two in
the same category we can see that
some good can come out OF both with
the balance Of favor pointing to
garbage.
An expert now comes forward and
tells Us that the large cities waste
annually enough garbage, table re-
fuse, rubbish. and other household
"castoffs" TO put the Huns out Of
commission if it could be translated
into munitions and rained in barrage
fire on the enemy lines. He further
states that it can be translated into
munitions and shows that in one ton
of garbage there is sufficient glyc-
crime for the powder or explosive
charge Of fourteen Is millimeter
shells; sufficient fatty acid for the
manufacture OF rs pounds Of soap
sufficient fertilizer clements to grow
eight bushels Of wheat, also a score
Of other materials including alcohol,
ether, phosphates, nitrogen, potash,
pitch, and so on through a very COM
plicated chemical list, which would
surprise the average housewife if she
could have the materials laid out be-
fore her eyes as she disposes of her
household waste.
The man says that this same ton Of
garbage, if kept free from broken
glass, crockery, photograph needles,
sweepings, and other foreign matter,
and fed to hogs, will produce 100
pounds Of good, firm pork. This
translation furnishes an idea of garb-
age value that is more readily abb
sorbed.
There is no doubt that in many
ways this country has grown extrav-
aa4nt to the point Of abuse and it is
gratifying that it is learning a great
conservation lesson from the war. If
we can be shown that garbage is val
liable land the Food Administrations
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-27
Fashion Note

49, e. Marry Banner
.r. that khaki or ieaaz .e ae
says .aa, material sa a
ana . sa, the age. Of p aai 81 ST
oe'"s~ .o,ection Thu Eaaaar a.-.
, aotss the presence of ta.r" -E'e
nov: ,ontaI stripes-but predicts this
! n G'1 not be popular. It mI4ht ho
tat .t.ted for the consolation # hi iat
49,. :. sroup who are close adhefents to
Z. Grimes. that in some places they
:. worn pperpendicularly. These
. -. men should select one Of
80 locations when they decide 70
a,etfle down.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-27
Dangers Of Over Confidence.

81 u1ater calamity could over.
raas rh.- country than for ctr pcoplo
IT'D 6e.ame possessed Of the erroneous
La..ef that .he.wa IS a. rood as won.
a"a d.. . aaa.. H. strenuous '4e''5'"
The var Is not won. ana unless al
m.igation, are misleading, H. not
likely to ba won soon. The forces
eoataa3fn4 fol victory are too far
evenly matched for either to obtain
aa" ecided victory.
Every nan, woman ana child III
this country should nerve themselves
constantly remind themselves that
their utmost eXertion and sacrifice Is
imperatively demanded. Any other
attitude must result in a weakening
Of the will to win, and consequent
Slackening of effort-and these at
this stage Of affairs would be fatal
TO our cause.
Of course, it is barely possible that
some fortunate circumstances may
befall to throw victory to our arms,
but this is extremely unlikely until
we have greatly increased our
strength on the fighting front
50 let US reach out after four or
five millions Of fighting men, put them
on the front. and then SUSTAIN
them It must not be said that Amer
ica, nation that has never Yet done
things bv halves, has now taken nm
ha practice. We VIII have pezce
n1ea eur arms enforce it-not BEL
.fore-AbbayilIe Progress.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-27
the Saloon

figures are convincing) we should
lose no time in adopting the garbage
slogan as we have adopted the food
slogans. The government has pledged
itself to exert every ounce of energy
and resource to the war against inn
perialism.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-27
Whassamatter!

Somebody wanted to sell Us an ice
-. The idea-this is not New Or
,..re or New IBERIA, u New York
!. va Charles American-Press.
70 For goodness sake, Even il they
limit make ice II. Lake Charles, they
Il. A,t Ii 5e able to have it shipped in
Ncm some place But, perhaps they
moo the old oaken buckle. IN newell
method
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-27

1T PAYS TO BUY AT THE
SPECIALITY STORE, HUTTON
CORNER, RAILROAD AVENUE
AND FRONT STREET. THE
DOWN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
WAR PLANTS NEED MEN
An Army OF 1000 Workers Badly Want
ed In State Alone.

The Department of Labor reports a
great shortage of men Tor important
war industries In Delaware alone o,uU
men are wanted. II is necessary TO
secure these men at once. As the
Government has not considered II neccs-
sarv to adopt consumption tor lapor
reliance IS still placed upon the patriotic
appeal.
Every man who is working IN the
sbinvards or in munition factories -
,,rrcd IN cut out the booze and To work
s,x full davs every week Labor wastagc
NJ the present time is criminal. III
hindcrs the production OF necessary
SUPPLIES and helps 10 proiong the war.
Men who are employed IN tho man
ufacturc. sale or delivery OF iunires.
or IN non-csscntial business. are urged
to voluntarily enlist for war work
This is patriotic duty as pressing rs
enlistment IN the army Among those
who arr called 10 the colors IN tins way
are rhauflcurs. Of pleasure cars bartenders
salesman. clercal workers whose places
women can fill, laborrs of all kinds whose
work is not essential to winning the
war All such are requested 10 call
Al the United States Employment Ser
vice. Sixth and King streets, and vol
untccr Tor war work.
The Community Labor Board Will
endeavor TO distribute the burden OF
loss fairly among non-csSenual business
placcs The Government however wishes
10 impress all citizens with the ncc'Ss-
NV az solving their labor problem quick
II, .; every one contribute his share
~ increase the man power Of the state
N work 10 win the war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04

will therefore pay no future attention to
II. The chancellor Is out of the city
and will not return until the latter part
of the month. will retain the original
letter of MIR. Glassmoycr and Will show
il to the chancellor on his return, for
such action that hc may see fit Alexander
b. Cooper city solicitor.
A petition was received from the rest
dents of the south side of Cherry street,
complaining of the unsanitary condition
of this street between Fifth and skin
streets. The matter was referred 10 the
street committee for readIustfnent,
Treasurer John B. Manlove submitted
the following report of collections from
George Alien Smith, receiver OF taxes
and city clerk The amount Tor the
month of August is the largest coiiectioh
that the collectors have ever turned III
during the SIX years he has held inns
office. The report: 1916, Sl24 10; f9i j,
sI62. 81; 1918, S21 ,428 "a total 81, u ~,
The following bills were approved anu
turned over to the finance committee Tor
payment: Sclden :. Beemcr, hay ana
straw. s337; Deemer Steel Casting TO,
sewer CRATES. 500 81, Parker A. Moore,
three bridge irons. 81, Frank Bush,
cleaning cutters. $50. George Alieh
Smith. stamps and envelopes, szt po'
Diamond State Telephone o, telaphone
service. 81 65; George Ros5eil, streeiworhi
Si7
The members of the Trustees OF the
Commons met last evening IN regular
session AIessrs, Janvcr and Shaw were
appointed committee Ia draft resolutions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
WOMEN STUDY FARMING.

Special CORES spondencc of Every Evening
Newark, sept Miss Eleanor RhoadS,
daughter oi Mr. and Mrs George \,
Rhoads Of Wilmington. Will study sclen-
the methods oi farming at the Women 5
Collegc of Delaware this wear Miss
Catherine Woodman. who no Ids tho Viii
mlngton High School Alumnn scholar
chip. also has registered for the agrlcul-
tural course At the Women 5 College
Miss Helen Bancroft of Camden has
completed two wears work in scientific
farming and anticipates returning this
fall to finish the four years course Miss
Lillian Armor. who has been studying
agriculture one year. Is putting her knowl-
edge INTO practice on her farm near Mar
shalltoa this summer Miss Ruth Glen
daniel the tirs; student 10 complete the
course IN scientific farming made
special study of animal husbandry Last
spr.ns a> special problem she purchased
stock to hc placed on her father farm AZ
kennedl1IIc. Md where she is making
a good income Two wears ago Miss Glen
DAME was awarded a silver cup and
medal Al the Devon Horse Show III i
Judging contest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
1881 SEALS CAUGHT.
Pelts Will Net United States About
81 900 600. Herd Of Fur Bear
ers Increasing Rapidly.

New York, Sept. 3-Advices Just re-
celved from the PribiiOf Islands, m the
Berng Sen, are 10 the effect that this sca-
son catch Of Alaska fur sealskns amount
70 j3, ,S8l pelts.
The net results 20 the national treasury
from the present catch IS estimated at
somewhere around the 81 900 900 mark
The Alaska fur senl herd IL the property
Of the United States Government In
The breeding season they frequent the
Pribilof Islands group Of 1--we rocky
Islcta, remote from the mainland and far
removed from other islands.
Under the care Of Dr Hugh VI Smith
chief Of the Bureau Of Fisheries, the herd,
which had decreased from some Z 900 OOO
in numbers while under lease 10 private
parties, TO some 10000 ~ the time the
Bering Sea treaty was negotiated, has
nov come up 20 sorne 175000, and the
prospects are that IN comparatively
short time the herd will rehabilitatc itself
sufficiently To become q rational asset oi
decided value
Toward the end of June, FIVE expert
sealskin handlers were sent up TO the
islands bv 'hc Bureau ~ Fisheries. "a
take the pclts Only superhuous msies ar'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
CHFSTERTOWN. MD.

o,rccial CORES D,ndcncc Of Every Evening
Chcstertown Md. sept { HARRISON
" Nickers az the Federal Draft board
and Professor W Raymond MOODY q the
Federal Social Service COMMISSION. Wash
incton spent the week end here with their
families. !,
Miss Lourenc Smith and friend Of
Washington. ID c.. are guests Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Owen &. Smith.
NIrs. James Wjer OF kcnnedvvllIc Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs William Il. Copper
James Il Shuster and John ;. Mulhn
of Wilmington we've here hast week
'trving out Mr. Shusters celebrated
bcages which have won bench prizes al
many Of the Wilmington dog shows Mr.
Shustcr has kennel at the farm OF
Charles VI Browne, near = Paul 5
Church. this county
There was a very noticeable scarcity
of automobiles and motorcycles passing
through Chestcrtown on Sunday. due 70
the respect to the request OF the Fuel
Administration 10 conserve gasoline.
Guards were stationed all along the State
road the water front and the varlous high
wavS. and the name OF every person ana
the number Of his car were taken These
probably will receive notice from the
administration
Mss Helen Gale Of Philadelphia Is
visiting her aunt. Miss Ida stephens
Earle Thomas and family of Baltimore
spent the week end with his grandparents
here
The MARYLAND. Delaware & Virginia
Railway Co daily receives large conslgn-
ments Of grapes from the fine vineyard OF
Mr. Iapham of Goldsboro. a distance from
Chestertown OF - miles These grapes
are beng shipped 20 western markets. and
are bringing fancy prices. They are
hauled here IN large auto trucks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Pencader Hundred Voters Give
Consideration to Subject OF
School Consolidation.
SALE OF DOVER PROPERTY
Clever Thief at Middletown Steals
an Automobile From a
Maryland Man.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

sDe-,ai Correspondence of Every Evening
Nfiddletown. Sept " Nj. Barnett
nf Chestertown, Md, who operates an
auto line between that place and loi-
chester Beach. suffered the loss of an
automobile by thicvcrv. Monday even
ing He had finished his day 5 work and
was about to retire when he had an urgent
rau from Norton. Md. the person calling
saving ne had broken his machine, and
was forced to go to Niddletown for re-
pairs. Barnett named his terms, and
started for his passenger. When leaving
Norton. the passenger had Barnett stop
near tree by the roadside, saying that
he had left a package, which he threw into
the rear of the car
The trip to Middlctown was made with
out incident, and when they arrived IN
the town. tho driver was directed To halt
his car on the north side of tho town. The
stranger asked Barnett to walk around
tine corner with him. Barnett was walked
IN a roundabout way 10 one OF the back
streets. where he was told to await the
return cf the stranger
The stranger then cut through the lot
of !. I. AlcWhortcr y Son, returned 10
the car. and made his escape.
He Is still al large with his booty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
City Council Receives Opinion
From Solicitor Cooper Regard
ing Water Bills.
Stan Cores pondence OF Every Evening

Stan Cores pondence OF Everv Evening
New Castle. Sept. City Council
met last evening in regular session. City
Solicitor Alexander B. Cooper submitted
the following reply TO the letter sent to
him last month which was read and filed
Yours of the l4th inst Is received
II encloses for my consideration the letter
OF j. A. Giassmoyer, rec'r, To the Council,
dated July 26, 1918, IN which he says:
/ have been instructed by the chancellor
of the Court of Chancery for New Castle
county to advise YOU that in the future
the city of New Castle must make appll-
cation to the chancellor for any allow
ancc on bills due to the receivers of the
Delaware Water Improvement Co, the
bills as rendered under protest, and make
application for reduction. | have exam
ined the record and there in no such ordes
or instructions of the chancellor and m
my opinion Mr. Glassmoyer rs guilty
of contempt of court IN writing It You
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
FOR SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION.

special orrcSpordcnce Of Every Evening
Newark. Sept { Taxpayers Of SIX
rural school districts in Pencader hundred.
a a JOINT meeting held 1t Glasgow. Satur-
dav afternoon, to consider the proposition
of consolidating under the State School
Consolidation act, to secure graded
school. decided 10 meet separately as dis
trIc,s soon The plan !, meeting with
much favor throughout the districts that
would re affected and the indications are
that consolidation Will be carried out,
Members Of the state Board ot Edu-
cation. state Commissioner ol Education
4 Il. Spaid and County superintendent
,Tiinp attended the meeting and urgeG the
consolidation plan Theodore T Martin.
for seven wears county superintendent IN
Randolph county Indiana, where there
IS complete system of consolidated
schools. now leader 81 Boys and Girls
Club work for Delaware, also gave 4 talk
on the proposition and urged its adoption
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
A Home Recipe For
RenoUing Wrinkies

Who will blame rho roOlefu non an
ror trviug 70 lcHk A. young ard a.
trictIve ss she reasonably can, Nny
.uguld sho bc piaCcd ~ = dis8dVant age
ln NUMEROUS Wsys bg Nrsfing TFinkleF.
II she ran avoid thGse natefH marks ~
advancing ayr FcW Npnnen. nOFevcf.
knOe VIA 10 do 20 cffor tually rid thefn.
esiys, ~ ,y,frLlos s,r EavrtteFs MfNf NJ
he adgcrtiscd preparations are nnsatia
factory and yrry rKponsise Bnb Eerf
simple and harmless home TemfoY. VIII
auo ,z,,rns-, 80 mako Vtu ynrk p0ndeYz
where 81 ihe patent pre para ions IAN
Uuy an ,,ttrro ~ foWts-rd saKOlita o.
an. dr1a etoTc DissS,fyr fitr Whole 0llncf
IN A hsff rint ef sifrh baIei and uEe a.
"a wash lotion THc results arr grac' icaiis
instantaneoals Hartrd .rruro,s rr0enf "A
noticed Irnyecdlatriy after tho very nrs
trial WriDkirs and saggiuz are c0T-ortrI
and he face feffs ~, ref-rehod and srnug
like
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-04
CAL0MEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH /!
"Dodson Liver Tone" better
than calon1el and can not
saIivate.

Calmnel loses you day! You know
what calomel is It's mercury; quick
silver Calomel is dangerous. 1t crashes
into sour bile like dynamite, cramplng and
sickening you. Calomel attacks the
bones and should never be put into your
system.
When YOU feel bilious, sluggish, con-
stipated and all knocked out and believe
YOU need dose Of dangerous calomel
Just remember that your druggist sells
Tor few cents large bottle Of Dodson's E
Liver Tone. which is entirely vegetable
and pleasant 20 take and is perfect sub
sttute for calomel II is guaranteed 10
start your liver without stirring you up
inside. and can not sallvate.
Don't take calomeli II makes you sick
the next day; II loses you a days work.
Dodson Liver Tone straightens you right
up and YOU feel great Give il to the
children because it is perfectly harmless