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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
oIooon,s Auto Exchange

UIeSOlI H"V phone 666
.4o N, Commercial ,one s875
SAY ge17 II Ford, good SHAPE snare less F than
IA 1Sio chevrolet, driven '
1000 miles, s7SO s,o,, $3.50
Tosu gomson tractor $500
Ford bug s2a0 without drivers.
We ss oils tees srsass' s"s sassi;s tne
''T We have I'd t1Nsn tss aSSSS cars
tor demonstration
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-o7-1IAL WANT ADS PAY
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PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland. Or, Dec. s--Butter cay
creamery s7@sSc; eggs selected ioe'a o.
n T75c: hens 2smsoc; broilers' zs@
ssc; geese csc; cheese $50 S5c.
Live Stock.
Cattle: Receipts ~ tone nara o., .,'au co
ket steady; good to cholce si s.as.
me5o; fair to medium steers sf@S.
common to fair steers, $3.50 o o.oo.
choice to good cows and heifers s7.se =
tY5 as "a. Gamers s4@s; bulls s5@7.So'
calves sS@14.
Hogs: Receipts 227; tone Of mar u,
vol gh sirm; prime mixed 5o@1s.oe;
medium mixed s14.5o q 1880; rousA
heavies $3.50 @i4,0O; pigs sAo@ 40
1850. ~
sheep: Receipts lao; tone q MAJ, !,
rat ata steaav. prime lambs s11.5o g lz.sa
fair to medium lambs sio.5O@ii.sv =,
l yearllngs, ss.5o@s.oo; wethers' $50
$3.50; ewes s5.oo@7oo.
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Bargains and Investments. !.

can acre ranch, fine unna leyI' buiId-
about ,,,., orchord a.I i fine location near '0""
$1,000, .,,tnr herries. Snap. $4og3'y
~ 'Jl acres close in, ur pulloaJey1 school 49,
600, ho,f mile from toWIl'
GrGs sS @'iSs bearing prunes' ,,iSegs aS[es and
,,,dy a'fen and apples, good ou'l0i"S'
wen. S475O' ,ao,,y improved II acre' ere
,S ES'[a in tWalnuts, logan6eri[cissSI aics location
close e,nles nj, fine home, en- eho,rp road build
es' "pp,es aeres close in, paved veacTice fG@o prc
=, Ss "Vr veil, orchard; sac''A'N
s25O0. ,,,,es out, fine DARK io,1 0ni
{, @ fsrn a1reS buildings and orcNa'"' "
SlT% ror pSfE farms, rms choice ''rS's''
dences, see
perrine & MarsterS sstsn' Or
. o,,.t9 Com. club bldg ------ ou-c-
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-o1rpNAL WANT ADD
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Niemeyer's Buys.

w llllaHl IL
Attorney for estate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

A, election will be held in Enter
....,sa carly in December to vote on tne
iss,,ance OF $4,000 worth 81 ponu"
FOR .nublic improvements
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Wood Saw.
osrEoPATEIc PHYSICIAN
WHY Sell For Less?

WE will pay you more cash for your our
household goods. Get our plu uoo
fore you sell. Peoples furirsure ~ Toro9
and Hardware Store, III M So
mercial street. Phone f54'
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Lodge Directory.

,uDMEKETA Lodge NO
[>'\S reets every WednesuaS
ovon,ng at 1880 at !. 0. o. i. ne--.
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w O. W. SALEM CAMP vi ! ll9:MSin O'clock in
w, every @ Friday night d,, at Court and and Lib
Mccormack hall ,Snoon,en cor; noul' Welcome
erty St t VII VISITING q E. "Go'd L. 5. deer, clerk
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--,--cr1Ts or pYTH1As MEET AT A J,
hShc Mccornack hall on every Iuesung T,ntz
MoS at = Harry Levy. c. g.; r D. Au'''N
u r & S.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01

with the center of the west channel
OF the Snake river; running thence
in a n~ortheasterly direction along the
thread Of the west channel of the
Snake river to a point in the main
channel of the said river where the
same divides, forming the east and
west branches thereof, running thence
southerly down the thread of the east
branch of the Snake river to the
point of intersection of the center line
Of said east branch with an extern
sion of the said line of the Portneuf
river in section II, township 6 south,
range 80 E. B. NJ, running thence
easterly up the thread OF the main
channel of the Portneuf river along
and upon the line between BaEnock
and Power counties to the point OF
the mountain, running thence south
and southerly along the boundary line
dividing Power and Bannock coun-
ties. to a point where said boundary
line intersects the township line di-
viding townships z south and s south,
range "a e. b. NJ, thence west along
said township line to the southwest
corner of the southwest quarter
(SWA) of section 81, township Z
south, range 80 e. B. NJ, thence south
along the said range line to the south
east corner of section 36, township
south. range 81 e. B. NJ, thence west
three miles to the southeast corner
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01
IN FAIPVJEW PRECINCT.

IN FAIRVIEW PRECINCT:
Polling place: Fairview school
house.
Judges: e. E. Geesey, W. P. Lund
and Frank Ertle.
Boundaries of said precinct are as
follows: Beginning at the NV cor
ner Of section 80, township 6 south Of
range 80 r. b. NJ; thence east 7h
miles along the section line to it's in
terseetion with Snake river; thence
in a southwesterly direction along
Snake river to it's intersection with
the section line between sections IS
and 10 township z south Of range 81
e. B. NJ; thence west along the sec
ton line 5 miles to the SW corner of
section 16, township 7 south of range
30 e. b. NJ; thence north along the
section line 5 miles to the point Of
beginning.
IN BONANZA BAR PRECINCT:
Polling place: Nelson ranch
house.
Judges: W. W. Campbell, Burmese
Burns and Bert Anderson.
Boundaries of said precinct are as
follows:
Beginning at the NV corner of sec
ton IS, township 8 south of range 28
e. B.. M; thence east along the sec
ton line to it's intersection with
Snake river; thence in a northeastern
~ direction along Snake river to its
, intersection with the section line be-
/, tween sections 20 and 80, township
t s south of range 80 e. B.. NJ; thence
east along the section line to the NE
corner of section 80. township 8 south
= Of range 30 e. B. M; thence south
along the section line to the Sc cor
= ner of section 80, township 8 south
of range 30 e. b. NJ, thence ives
along the township line to the SW cor
= ner Of section "a, township 8 soutf
D of range % b. y. M; thence nortl
6 along the section line to it's intersec
tion with Snake river; thence in
westerly direction along Snake rive
; to the west line of Power county
3 thence north along the county line +
e the point of beginning.
IN NEBLEY PRECINCT:
h Polling place, Medley school house
o Judges, A. w. Isaak, J. j. Soren
e son and VIM. L. Mcknight.
& Boundarle sof said precinct are a
h follows: Beginning at the Sc col
y ner Of section 80, township 8 sout
If OF range 30 E. B. NJ, thence west
.e mile; thence north z miles to the N
l. corner of section 80, township
e south Of range 30 e. b. NJ, theme
west along the section line to it's il
tersection with Snake river; thenC
l. In a northeasterly direction alon
Snake river to its intersection wit
is a range line between ranges 80 al
81; thence south along said rani
as line to the Sc corner Of section l
r township 8 south of rangel30 e. b. N
tn thence west 3 miles to the Sc corn
Il sMliGn 10, township s south
Ell rage 30 &c. B. M, thence south
he miles to the point of beginning.
st The lands enclosed within the fc
he lowing described boundaries col
ne prise highway district Nc. l of Po'
II err county, Idaho, namely:
25, Beginning at the NV corner OF sc
ce ton 81. township 6 south, range
&c E. b. NJ; running thence east alo
80 the section line between sections
&c and 30. township and range aforesa
BE- and an extension thereof to a poi
where such extended line interset
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01

of section 80, township s south, range
81 E. B. NJ; thence south to the south
east corner of section 16, township 3,
south, range 81 Z. B. NJ; thence west
to the southeast corner of section 10,
township 8 south, range 30 e. B. NJ;
south to the southeast corner
of section 80, township 8 south, range
80 E. B. NJ; thence west to the south
west corner of section "a, township 3
south. range % E. B. NJ; running
thence north upon and along the n
between sections SO and "a, township
9 south, range 2S E. 3. NJ; and an ex-
tension thereof to the point where
said line SO extended ~intersects the
center of the main channel of the
Snake river; running thence down
the center of the main channel OF the
Snake river to the point of intersec-
ton with the range line between
n g q and % E. B. M; running
thence north upon and along said
range line to the northwest corner
of township 9 south, range % E. B.. NJ,
running thence east upon and along
The north line of said township y
south, range % E. B. NJ, to the north
east corner of section 4, township 8
south, range % E. B. NJ, to the north
east corner of section 4. township >
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Public NOTICE OF BOND ELEC-
TTON TO BE HELD IN HIGHWAY
DISTRICT NO. 1, OF POWER
COUNTY, IDAHO, ON FRIDAY
AUGUST Goth, 1918.

State OF Idaho, county OF Power,
Highway District No. /, SIS;
Pursuant to the laws of the state
of Idaho. and a resolution OF the
board of highway commissioners OF
highway district No. 1, of Power
county Idaho, made and adopted at a
meeting of said board on the 18th
day Of July, A. ID. 1919;
public .notice is hereby given that
at the bond election hereby called to
be held in highway district No. ! OF
Power county, Idaho within the sew
eral election precincts thereof, on
Friday. to-wit: the goth day Of Aug
ust. A. d., 1919, BETWEEN THE
HOURS OF EIGHT go O'CLOCK A.
M. AND SEVEN "a O'CLOCK P. M,
and at the respective polling places
hereinafter named, there Will be sub
mItted TO the qualified electors who
are residents Of said highway dis
trict, the question following for their
vote and determination thereat, to-
wit:
"For the purpose stated In resolu-
ton OF July 25th, A. d., 1919, shall
the board of highway commissioners
of highway district No. ! OF Power
county, state OF Idaho, be authorized
and empowered TO borrow money and
issue therefor it's negotiable bonds tc
an amount a~ggregating the principa
sum Of $3.50, 900, with negotiable cou'
pons attached, for the purpose or TN
construction, improvement or repail
of any OF the highways within the SAT-
district, for the purchase OF materla
and machinery therefor, and for Tn
necessary expense OF said district II
connection herewith; and TO levy an
assess a direct annual ad valorem Ia
on all taxable property In said nigh
way district, and cause the same Il
be collected sufficient to pay the In
terest accruing on said bonds prompt
Iy when and as the same become due
and to constitute and maintain n sink
ing fund sufficient to discharge tn
principal thereof at maturity"
All persons who, at the time OF sal
election, are qualified electors an
residents Of said highway district
and no others, shall be qualified
vote at said election.
= The voting at said election shall b
by ballot, and the ballots used there
al shall be In substantially the 70
lowing form;
form of Ballot.)
OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR BON
ELECTION TO BE HELD IN HIGH
WAY DISTRICT NO. /, OF POWB
COUNTY. IDAHO ON AUGUST got
A. D., 1919.
In favor OF issuing bonds to Il
amount OF one hundred fifty tho,
sand $3.50, 000) dollars, for the pu
pose stated In resolution OF July 25t
1919.
Against issuing bonds to the amou
OF one hundred fifty thousand ($lb'
OO0) dollars for the purpose stat
In resolution of July 25th, 1919.
INSTRUCTIONS: Voters WI
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01

place a cross (X) in the circle oppo-
site and to the right OF the answer
above which meets with his choice.
THE POLLS for the reception OF
the ballots East upon said question,
will on said day and date and at the
hereinafter named polling place in
each election precinct of said high
way district, be opened at the hou OF
eight (8) o'clock a. M n remain
open until the hour Of seven 0)
o'clock p. m. of the same day, when
they shall be closed.
THE POLLING PLACES for, the
names Of the judges who shall there
at conduct the said election IN each
of the several precincts OF said Nigh
way district and the respective boun-
daries OF said precincts are as tol~
lows, namely:
IN AMERICAN FALLS PRECINCT:
Polling place: Wones Mortgage
| Loan Corporation building.
City Of American Falls, Idaho.
Judges: r. e. st. John, W. ID.
Barnhart, Lee Cummins.
Boundaries Of said precinct are as
follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner of section 10, township 7 south
Of range 81 e. B. M, thence running
west five 90 miles thence south one
"a mile, thence west IA miles to the
western boundary OF Power county
thence south 2 miles along said boun-
dairy thence east 3 miles along the
county line; thence south 6 miles
along the county line; thence wesl
3 miles along the county line; thence
south 2 miles along the county lint
to the SW corner of section Z, town
ship 9 south Of range 28, e. b. M.
thence east 10 miles along the sec
ton line TO its intersection Will
, Snake river; thence ina northeastern.
direction along Snake river to It's In
tersection with the range line between
ranges 80 and 81; thence south aloni
the range line between ranges 30 ant
! 81 to the SW corner OF section Ia
! township 8 south of range 81 E. b. M.
thence cast 3 miles; thence north
, miles, thence east 3 miles; theme
north 6 miles to the SW r O
section thirty-one, township z, soutI
of range 30 IL. Is. M; thence east I
the east line of Power county; theme
: I'm a northwesterly direction alon
r the county line to It's intersection wit
the PoTtneuf river; thence westerl
on the county line along the Portneu
G river to its intersection with Snak
river; thence in a southwesterly d
q r~ectiion along Snake river to th
q point OF beginning.
:, IN PROSPERITY PRECINCT:
o Polling place, basement OF the Ii
theran church of Pleasant valley.
70 Judges, G.. s. Sprattler, Chr
D. Cchrenk and l.. X. Adolf.
J. Boundaries of said precinct are
follows: Beginning at the Sc co
ner Of section 20, township 7 sou
ID of range 80 II ID M; rfrft ~
L IA miles to the west line OF ! on
X county; thence north along d
d. county line 20 miles; thence eai
along the northern boundary of d
no county IL miles; thence south alol
u the east boundary of the county
r miles to the Sc corner of section
township 6, range 20 e. b. M, then
east 2 miles to the NE corner of sc
MT ton 32, township 6 south of range
w. IL. b. NJ; thence south along the 50
ed ton line 8 miles to the point of
ginning.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01
Professional and
Business Directory

- ~
+ No Surgery NO Drugs y
3 No Osteopathy q
= s. S. MURDOCH, ID. c. =
3 ChirOpractOr y
: Side Entrance Baugh Hotel y
+ Graduate National School of =
+ ~Chiropractic.
: Member Idaho State Chiro- =
T. p~ractor's Association.
1. Three Years Practice in Souz =
f thern Idaho. y
Z Two Years Practice in Amer =
I. lean Falls. =
i. + + + = + 4 + +
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01

Continued on page ~
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31
ENGINEERING PARTY
 WENT OUT THIS MORN

Resident Engineer Howard G. Haslem and John Hansen, one of his party left this morning for their future station at Standard creek, whither Leon P. Shoemaker, tran sitman for the party and Colby Herndon had proceeded them.
 The camp where the party will make their headquarters will be known as Camp 44O, and is about 2S miles from Nenana on the Ne nana-Fairbanks right of way.
 A new warehouse and other nee essary temporary structures are in course of construction at camp 440 and it is expected that supplies will be hauled to this point soon.
 Another camp, to be known as Camp 432 is also in course of con- struction on Lower Goldstream. and when completed will be occupied by Resident Engineer Hawley w. Ster- ling and his party. A warehouse bunkhouse and barn are in course of construction here. The work is being done under contract by Hugh Ross.
  The cook and mess help for camp 440 also went out this morning.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31
SHOW
 SATURDAY NIGHT

The vaudeville show which is be- ing gotten up in Fairbanks in aid of St. Joseph's hospital, will be presented to the public on Saturday night at the Auditorium. Re hearsals under the direction of Fred Rhind have been in progress and the participants are now letter perfect in the various parts they will sustain.
 The main feature of the enter tainment is to be play with local adaptation in which such we'll known amateur Thespians as Frank Bas- comb Hall, Mrs. J. H. Caskey, Stanley Hess. E. II. Mack, Miss Ruth Lamb, Harry deYoung, Miss Edith Waite, D. Hooker, Mrs. Hop kins and several others will take part.
 The high school girls will appear in several action songs, and among the others who will participate in the acting and singing are Harold Noziglia, Victor Brown, Misses Lillian Smith, Grace Fisher, Pearl Peterson, Constance Peterson, Eva Delaney, and Marian Creamer
 A great many tickets have al ready been disposed of and the financial success of the entertain ment is fully assured.
 There will be dancing imme- diately after the close of the enter tainment.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31
HELP ALASKA

< Here's to you, old Alaska,
 The land of fish and game. You're in little trouble now And called on F. K. Lane. We hear the echo of your call, Just back from OCT the hills. It says we will investigate And check up all the bills. Just let me tell you, MT. Lane, You're acting all too slow. We want the money mighty quick, Before the men all go. It sure is some important; Why, don't you understand, They paid out all their money To save their native land. And now in dead of winter, They all have lost their jobs. Their patriotism's all forgot;
 They're just the under dog. You sure have not forgotten yet The work that they have done They bought your bonds in plenty And beat your Native Sons. We know your road has cost much. To finish, it needs more. Just help us out a little bit; We'll pay it back, I'm sure. Don't think that old Alaska
 Is all barren waste. It's full of gold and treasures, And your war debt will efface So looesn up little bit.
 Don't put it off, I pray The boys are anxious for job. And so is
 C. V. A.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31

J. F. Tompkins who at one time was chief of police and fire chief at Treadwell was appointed chief of the fire department at Anchor age recently to succeed ]. ]. Heff ner, who recently resigned to go to Portland, Oregon.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31

There is not single vacant dwelling house at ketchikan and persons desiring to locate in the town are finding it difficult to find quarters.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31

Walter Heimbach, a German alien, who was arrested at ketchi- kan by Marshal Sharpe, charged with importing liquor into the terri tory under the guise of Brandy Flavor Extracts and Essences. " He was tried before jury in the commissioners court and found guilty. He drew a fine of $250 and six months in jail. A miniature still was set up and the pure alcohol tested by officials showing it to be whiskey of l35 proof.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31

a shot was set off, and being partly
 overcome by gas, he fell down the shaft, being instantly killed.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31

Thos. Willison, an old time Black Hills creek prospector arrived in Dawson recently. He is prospect ing on his claim on N. 1 below dis covery on the right fork He says that about q dozen men are on Black hills creek for the winter.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-31
NENANA TO TALkEETNA
 DISTANCE TABLE

Talkeetna is the end of steel on the coast division From Nenana to No. Miles
Evening star., 1919-10-14
PROGRAM IS ARRANGED
FOR WOMAN PHYSICIANS
z. w. G. A. Announces Some De-
tails for Entertainment Of
International Delegates.

Certain details Of the plans for the
entertainment of the delegates to the
International Congress of Woman
Physicians during their stay in the
National Capital were announced to-
day by the local branch Of the Young
women's Christian Association. which
is to act as hostess hero to the dis
tinguished women attending the con-
gress.
The women physicians are sched-
uled to arrive here Wednesday even
ing. and under the auspices of the
Y. w. c. A. visits have been arranged
for them to the childrens bureau of
the Department OF Labor. to Walter
Reed Hospital and to the Capitol
Thursday morning.
At / pm. Thursday the board of di-
rectors will entertain the visitors at
luncheon. Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayly, president. will be assisted on
this occasion by Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall. Mrs. Robert Lansing, Surg
Gen. and Mrs. Ireland, Gen. and Mrs.
Braisted. Col. and Mrs. Matthew 4. De
Laney and by the other members of
the board of directors.
Evening star., 1919-10-14
W. F. UPSON NAMED TRADE
COMMISSIONER TO VIENNA

william Ford Upson Of Tennessee
has been appointed trade commission
er to Vienna. the Department Of Com
merce announced tsday. He is to
make an investigation OF general
commercial ana economic conditions
In Austria and Serbia a. soon as cir
cumstances permit.
The new trade commissioner was
American delegates to the interallied
commission at Vienna and is well
known in Austria. During the war ne
served A. An officer OF the American
Red Cross and WAS decorated with
the croix De guerrs and the msdaille
d'honneur.
Evening star., 1919-10-14
NATIONAL HOLIDAY
/ URGED FOR OCT. Z
Potomac Council, K. of c.,
Plans Activities for Win
ter Season.

Following observance ceremonies Of
Discovery day, Potomac Council,
knights of Columbus. at a meeting in
St. Mary's Hall last night went on rec
ord as favoring a national holiday on
October IL in honor of the anniversary
of the discovery Of the new world
Frank A Kidd. past grand knight.
delivered an address on Columbus as
the feature of the ceremonies.
When l think of Lincoln and Wash
ington." he said, II also think Of Co
lumbus. He combined the courage and
leadership of Washington during his
fights against adversely. ignorance and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with the judicial
powers of the emancipator. Lincoln
opened the way for the release of a
bonded race. Columbus opened the
path for the development of a wilder
ness.
After his achievement. the lands
which he discovered were named after
another. He fought mutiny, bestowed
encouragement upon his faint-hearted
followers. and when the journey was
done and the victory had been attained,
he planned wisely for the future COM
merce with the new world. That his
plans failed was the fault of those who
came after him.
Il believe that il is not only fitting.
but a simple act of justice that we
honor the day upon which he set foot
upon a world unknown. and opened for
the world a new field of development"
$50 on Service Honor Roll.
An unofficial report of the recorder
presented at the meeting placed the
returned number of honor roll"
missionaries for members who had
served in the Army or Navy during
the war at more than $50. OF these
ceived citations for meritorious serv-
ice. At the head of the honor roll
was placed the name of Vincent B.
Costello, past warden of the council,
who was one of the first men from
the District to lay down his life over
seas.
Steps toward the organization of a
bowling club. dancing club. a choral
society and a council newspaper were
taken.
The several projects were launched
at the suggestion of Past Grand
Knight Walter Plant. Grand Knight
men to direct the new undertakings:
Choral society. Deputy Grand knight
Robert O'Lone; dancing club. Joseph
Fitzgerald; bowling club. John Nc
Cabe, and council paper. Walter Plant.
In memory of Costello it was decid-
ed to present an American flag to the
local post of the American Legion
which bears his name. The flag will
be accompanied by a set of reSolu-
tions.
The meeting was followed by a re-
ception for the new officers. during
which a buffet supper was served.
Evening star., 1919-10-14
Will Discuss Boycott in H. C. L.

SACREMENTO. Calf, October IA
Mayor John Q. Brown OF Sacramento
has sent invitations to the mayor in