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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
SUNDAYS SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES

Services at st. Paul's EvangcncaI.
.cbrrc;, yce.a rdav ware IN the nature ~
= inirt sunday school and regular MORN
ing service combined. The scrE,rS . tho
nf = minutes duration. after wnich ~.
Surdov school classes retired for Htuu!'
~Ln ci.cnina service was unique III ins
foot lint tha rev. A. c. Fnsche caiIeu
80, vi, Of All the families or the cnuICir
ar5 tbcir various members. n itFse
was present 70 answer "
ti,~ membership call. .,,h
The church council will entertain W.
hrnouct complimentary 20 nc cro.'
-. =. y,ui3:c ri seven O'clock. me PR
rro.,, viii cor4ist Of solos by inc lcau.
IN = nc,nhor= Of the choir. an ADDRESS py
IN" Fnv. Otto Muncke. or M'l'oh.nu.s =
ohio. and readings and moving P'clut.t,.
TUESDAY evrriEg will be known as tne
I4et Of tho ro',v meetings. and VIII ".
c7,,oI Homo JNcrnr' mrnt night. Az on
,t,,. members Numbering 16a are inViteo
70 attend as Is also the general nunlic.
Tho rrv. George +. Smythe' ID. -, OIL
L-crT,n -, logo. Gambler. Ohio. ad7r"ss-
RI tho CONGREGATION of ST Mattncws
C%rrcr, Yesterday in the absence or inc
pcy. r. T.. l.. Strider, who Is attcna!nG;
In. I;rrn"n' Convention Of the Eplsc,pai
c,,..r..h. Witch Is being held in pctrot;
Tho ~ ming service was cspecihlly IN,
,cr,.rin.- ms Mr. Paul Bnymcr. the, "rl!
known orranist 1T st. Matthews. plavso
n remarkably fine program ana MT
D,y.'d Crawford. tho we'll known oasso'
sang a number OF solos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
FIRST OF OPEN FORUM
LECTURES TONIGHT
MIR. Geo. Coleman, of Boston, Brilliant
Orator, Speaks at Eon Street
Temple Tonight

Tho first lecture in the Open Forum
SPONSORED by III" various organizations
cf The ErCf Street Tempt" Will be- gwen
,,nlyht al : l.. NJ. III tn" Temple. l"
lntrGduCr tho series. tn officers nave
been Fortunate in securing Mr.. George
". coleman. of Boston. Mass. who now
Directs the Ford Hall meetings III that
,.Irv and is president Of the NAtl"HAI
Hrrn Forum Council. Mr.. Coleman
c,'intil'at.us hIIiliaur" rs an orator. anu
his rrnruudIiv Of experience max" nm
:: most lalulhl" addit>Un 10 IN" course.
'rhis is thu, int Tim" thnt Mr.. Coleman
has app,trrd IN Wheeling. though he -
W,I known to all thinking men ana
,Yrm"n her" THROUGH his connection with
...,.\rrnl national OrEanl"ntI"nS. ID" las
been president uf TIA" .\SS"C!atrd NdH"r.
.t.sinE clubs If the World: president o.
tn" BAPTIST War Commission: director
e infurmnrinu fer tn" L. = Department
If Labor; Hnl ~. has served a$ director
# III" y. VI. c. ~ III B"s;on for many
years
Mr.. Cnlcman'S acquaintance with pub
lie matters earned him tho post ul
.Sprcial representative abroad and hr"urhi
him into crnlact wl'h mHnE Of IA"
worlds most prominent iIEur"S. nov
lcrst arr"ul; wlrnm Ms Lloyd George.
This natter thuu"ht 50 much 81 Mr..
'rol,ran'S ability that u" engaged him
IN frrCr.nt ,nnlrrSa; IuuS rs I" III" - II
rrnI situation. Mr.. Co!"mIn's appear
nr:r,. should i'rol" of interest To every
intelligent Wh""lluGit".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
REV, CORY breaches
ON TIMELY SUBJECT

Rev. W. c.. Cory. of tn" Union MISSION
spoke 10 a large ana a1prcCt2t'N' auu'-
ence in the Mission chapel aSc cErtinr
on the timely subject Til" r. m'iH t"r
The t-nrcS'." Tho riSt Of ms r"rnarNS
was that tho church was th" "nIf INST :.
tuition that could come 20 the r'scu" OF
the state TO stop tn" Er"a, urr'S weep
Ing through the country NJ the pros nS
time. His speech was taken from IN"
ADDRESS made 10y Governor C"rnweu IN
this city Thursday. II" believes WIKI
Tho governor that "S"n''r'u'. VIII w
the dav" but that the son mont mus!
cone from the church o: Coo. and th1l
nracc will be only reached through d'.
sire for better conditions on the part CT
the religious people.
Yesterday was busy day with the MIS-
sion authorities. Mr.. Cory and w. j.
Seeds we're in Charg" of religious S"fy-
ices at the jail n tho afternoon whH"
E:dawrd Jefferson conducted meeting
in the Church OF God at McMcchcn. Rer.
Cory spoke 70 a packed house AZ the
Thomson NJ Z. Ep~orth League carly
last evening.
number Of special musical numbers
were given at the Mission services last
night 4 violin solo was rendered by
Ar. Favrish and Mr.. Anthony Hayes
ave selection on IN" saXaphon". :
female Quintet composed OF Nire:c Bar
rett and Lenore Thompson. S"prnn"S
Ada Sadler, Flor MCcann and Mamie
Mitchell. altos. gave a number or very
good selections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
BROOKE COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT
C0NvENES TO-DAY
CASE OF CHARLES CARR AND HEL-
EN- COLLINS CONES HEfoAh
GRAND JURY.
November Term Of Court Opens at
"I InHGa o' snmmerviIle, Presiding.

Judge r. NJ Addleman goes ina
morning to Wellshurg TO op"n the No.
vcmbcr term of Brooke county circuit
court. ,o,.Io-
with tho Brooke county term Is 'ne liz STne
Of Charles Carr: Park"rs oqTE EnEiiff
md Helen Collins, alsh Hazci EchIILt'
NJ NcEcosrort. Pa which will be pre-
s"nicd to the grand jury at "eilsours
carr and tho Collins girl are charged
u.itb having Iurcd Alfred Dutch Man
trll' Wheeling taxi driver. 10 lonely
spot on tho Wellsburg road; Jus.
vond Tho Brooke county inc VII
NontCll was viciously assaulted win
h7tchct. and an attempt Hahe "
him. caught
ord tho fCrroer has hccn confined IN lne
hror-bt ~ Tho Ohio county jail. Bnth
Co. ond Hclcn Collins officials say 40.
r,ittca Tho robbery frame-up. HeIc'
Collins told Prosecuting Attorney -. ~
Mckee in tho ja'l hero several weeks az
th,t carr welded tho Ratchet WI
which Mant"ll WIS DANGEROUSLY and
cd An automobile approached n,u
,rnvcn,,d tho counln from accomplish,
ir- ,ho then Of Mnntoll's money anu
,i,n Iiaucpld taxi which he was oEt'
ing.
Marshall County Term.
1udr, 7 Y. Sunmcrvil'n will convene
.,, <n,,. her term Of c'rcpit court AT
Noundsvil,c tomorrow. At this term
!Ho" nrnb,bIc circuit Clork victor E
,rycrs viii tender his resignation; ana
,,n Nrorehall County Bar assocR.riu,li
,,.;u rrrom,rend to judge Snr1merVl!'e
surcresor to the popular CLERK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
ROBBERY ON
MARKET STREET
BURGLARS ENTER ROYAL POOL
ROOM AND LOOT CASH EEIISrEE
STEAL SUIT OF CLOTHES.
Gained Entrance Through Rear Base
ment Door and Trap Door TO tho
First Floor Of Building.

Burglars gained cn'rarc" 10 The Roy
al pool room. No. AL Markc; street,
In the heart Of the business district
some time early Yesterday morning by
jimmyiuE n. cellar door open with some
sharp instrument. following which they
forced their way to the first floor
through n trap door and nftcr reach
Ing that floor they proceeded TO make
themselves at home by cracking Tie
till. or in other words opening the cash
register and helping themselves To thc
contents. which amounted to about SO
change left for Monday.
4 suit Of clothes. the property or tho
owner. was also taken by the robbers.
The police ere work nS on the case and
they arc Of tn" opinion that tho rob-
bcr% WAS III" work OF persons familiar
with tn" place. 1t is thought that they
were rrubably boys and II Is likely that
they will be picked UP within a day or
two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
AUTO SMASHUP IN
MARTINS FERRY

Two cars came together las, evening
about 500 O'Clock nj tho intersection
Of Center street and III" Hur!:nGton
Road. Martins Ferry. Cuc. Ford.
driven by John Gross, is almost t"ra!
wreck. Both front Nh"c;s md the
front axle were broken. the hood
smashed and the engine almost d"m"l-
ishcd. The other n Buick. with West
virginia license got away before It's
driver was recognized ana made good
It's escape.
This is tho Second accident of this
ki,.l TO occur ut this intersection with
i. 4 few months When w" cars ar"
nrr:nachinG n any r'rs 'd''',h'' r't:
~ .paed n3ithcr can sec IL" other until
Il 10 FOO late ~ avoid Il collision
Tn. blame for this accident can not DC
laid 20 either driver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
STATE PRESBYTERIAN
ORPHANAGE TO Open

Tho Stuart Davis orphanaRc ana
school, an institution Of the Prcsoytcr-
an synod Of Wet Virginia winch IS 10
Gated II IcwiSburg. VIII open about Nov.
/. eiCorSc y. ralis contributed ao0uL
son acres and $5onn0 90 the church for
~. founding u tho school and arrange
mcn's have been perfected by which the
church comes INTO immediate posses
son.
raising $4,000 hv March l. hut this Is
assured The first $iu.r"n Of this sum
vas given by NJ. L. Iryt"nnrd Of Hunt,
lngtOn. The orphanag" and school VIII
hr for dHp' Hdcnt children. 1t is declared
the roIndn'i"n is - BE- laid On nroau
Christian lines and people charlEabiy in
c!itird over The sat, sincerely hope that
promises ~ this connection Will be per-
fcctly performed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
CITY CLERK CRAGO
FACES BIG Task
VIII Read voluIninous Bond Ordinance
to Council for Second Time Tues
day Evenang.

City Clerk Homer {. Craco fHccs big
task when city council c0nvcn"S tomor-
row night. ~ this timH the ordnance
providing for the submission OF
$l.U00.00O bond issue for street paving
sewerage and extension Of the city
water mains will l." read the sec0:id
tim" for amendment.
Tho ordimauc" = = voluminous docu-
ment. including ainonS other things n
complete list of streets to bc pared out
OF the proceeds Of the proposed bond is
sue. should it carry.
At the SANE tim" the ordinance pro
viding for 9ia cent street. paving BOND
levy will be Rad the second tim" Tor
amendment.
Under instructions from Mayor Thos
+. Thuurr. each member Of council to-
morrow night Will submit a list OF vot-
ing places and election officers Tor the
street bond issue election November =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
TEACHERS SALARIES
RAISED 10 PERCENT

A financial report compiled By County
superintendent Of Free Schools Jonn q.
I,azear shows that the monthly payroNs
Of the various districts Of the county
Indicate substantial increase over .s ,es.
Srs orc now being paid the highest sal
aries they have ever received Despite
the high cost Of living which Is the oG 3.
casion Of much anxiety to workers In
other lines, the instructors 60 on plac-
idly day after day in their ehos ;Ga. prot not
fcssion Of coaching the young iaea nos
only TO shoot but the art OF CHOOSING
G The proper Kind Of targets at which to
aim. s
,,otter what conditions arise, whether
wages are on the upward or doT IN Arc
trend. their salaries VIII NOT De oe,
creased; at least up to this time they
have never been lowered and once they
attain a satisfactory Lowell. the chances
are they will never be cut.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
MANY FARMERS COMING
Several uurdr"d Automobiles van BE
Stationed Hcre on Next Sunday.

Mary farmers from MI parts Of ONO.
InIi,rq and Illinois viii arrive In TINS
civ rcxt Saturday and sunday. on 'h"'r
way To T1arrre,0wn. Md. whcr" NOV
8 : .'t,.I - '.' meeting Of farmers
which j. t. Lee bold th"r" next week:
TIL, hnr,l. ord rrom.uC houses OF Tho
local district Will h" crowded as a result
md Wheeling people mr." urged I" assist
IN every way in making the brief So
inr,rr Of No visitors as enjoyable rs
posi- bic. The farmers ar" travelling N
automobiles Via INC National Pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
WHEELING ELKS
WILL INITIATE
big Class VIII Be Taken in by the Local
Lodge on Thursday Evening OF
This Week.

Wheeling lodge No. IS. r. p. Q. E,kS.
will initiate a big class Of CnndidAtcs
on Thursday evening. when it is likely
that at least twenty now members VIII"
have already been ballOtcd upon will he
ushcrcd into the mysteries uf Elkdnm.
Following the initiation thor, Will ~"
q big social sessions. and arrangements
are now under way by tho amuscm"N,
committee to have something just a lit
tie different for the members on ;hlt
date. The local theatres arc To supply
some good talent for the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
roREEuNNrRs OF SICKNESS.

Medical authorities aFr'c nat ihhlE'S'
tirn and constipation are IA" i"r'T"N-
nr?s rC hHlC the ills "C mHnklra. l'"n I
Let \ mass Of partly diC"Stcd. d"""m>
rosing food poison your whole s%s,cm'
When your food is berg properly o.
-cs.cd! You ar" FREQ from biil"uShcS*'
cas, boating. sci; headache. sour Si";H-
och. bad breath. coated tongue. foiF'
t'otbartic Tablets. Il whul"%"in" rhy$'
Thoroughly cleanse In" !-'w Is without
rrnin,. or nausea. Sw,ctcn tho stomach
and invigoratcs the liver. sold ever!
whore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
AUTO TRUCK GOES
OVER EMBANKMENT

t,1 Mold 4, Foundry company, plunged
over a o0-soot embarrassment on East
Ncco,inch street. and L was prevented
from crashing throuGA William Lin
49, Tho brakes let 60 while the truck
was standing on the street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
-Rur WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

Tic greater Tho necessity Tor cITinS
The greater your opportunity 10 Use
TIL" lrtclliScnccr W.T. bdS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
NAME "BAYER" MEANS
ASPIRIN IS GENUINE
Get relief without fear as told IN
"BTve- packago."

Tho "l;arcr'' Cross on Aspirin Tablets
has tho same meaning ~ e Karat on
gold Both moan Genuine!
''Eayrr Tablets Of Asp.r'." should y"
taken according to tn" snC" and proper
directions in each Mayer :,2"&IS". t.
sur" the "Ray"r Cross" Is. 90 package
and on tablets. Then you $;r" getting
the genuine Aspirin prescribed 10y rhES.-
clans for over eighteen years for III" re-
lief Of Colds. Tain. Headache. Tooth
ache. T.arachc. rheumatism. Lumbago.
NCuritis.
For 4 few cents you can get handy
tin box containing twelve tablets. Drug
glsts also soil larger 'I}ay"r' packages.
ASPIRIN is tho trade mark "f Bnycr
Manufacture Of Observation-Disclosures Of
Salicylicacid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

The greater tho ar"HSS:ty f"F saving
the greater your opportunity USe'
The Intclli sencer Want AcS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

Yaryan, Nellie, Lots IL to 20, Blk
33, NJ. V. Add, Caldwel......s9.60
Young, Fay D., All of Hasbrouck's
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
LABOR SITUATION is
BEING PROVIDED FOR
Demand for Potato Pickers and Har-
vesting Hands Met by Influx
of Eastern Idaho Help.

According to Assistant County
Agent Oman, demands for labor from
Canyon county farmers to aid in har-
vesting thepotato crop are being met
without great difficulty and without
inconvenience to the potato produc
ers Stories of labor shortage which
indicated early in the week that about
$50 additional men were urgently
needed has proven sufficient adver-
tisement to attract men here from all
sections of Idaho. AS rapidly as they
arrive they are being placed by the
farm bureau employment agency.
Many men have come from eastern
Idaho and the drouth-stricken sections
to take advantage of the hiph labor
prices prevailing here. Boise, EN-
nett and other neighboring towns
have provided others. With both
grain harvesting and potato gathering
in full swing the demand for labor
is believed to have about reached its
climax. Today the farm bureau is
providing for calls as rapidly as they
arise.
The present wage scale obtaining
calls for II cents per sack in heavy
yielding fields of potatoes. For far
mers who will not obtain such high
yield and thereby make the work of
picking up potatoes considerably more
higher scale prevails. The maximum
price determined upon is IA cents
per sack.
In spite of the large number of re-
turning soldiers who are available
for farm and city work no surplus
of labor is expected in this section, al
least until all of the summer crops
are harvested Contractors in chadge
of the city Improvement program
have places open for a considerable
number of men at a wage scale oil
so cents per hour.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
FElKER IS RETIRED
FROM j. OF |. POST
Military Commandant Sewers Rela
tionship With State Institution
After Exceptional Service;

University Of Idaho, Moscow. July
3l.-Captain Luther B. Felker, for
two years commandant at the Uni
versity of Idaho, has been retired BY
the United tSates war department
Captain Felker, who had been retired
from service several years ago, was
called into active service on the dec
lara ton of war and assigned to the
University of Idaho His successor
has not been announced.
President F. H. Lindlev said, in
speaking of CAPTAIN Fel<er: "The re-
tirement of Captain Felkcr is deeply
Regretted. In view of his fine SER
vice to the university every effort was
made for his retention at this post. A
radical change of policy on the part
Of the war department made that inn
possible.
During his two years of service her
Captain Felker did much to improve
the work of the department. His in
tclligent and firm administration OF
the S. A. T. c is, in large measure
responsible for the fine record made
by the Universe ty of Idaho. Captain
Felker retires with the respect and
good will of the faculty, students ant
citizens"
Lieut.. Ronald EVERY, we'll known
| Nampa boy. was appointed some time
ago as assistant commandant at The
University of Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

otherwise be lost, or else disseminate
ed all over the neighborhood. The
food is cooked in its own juice, in
stead of being saturated with burnt
grease that would give the food a
flavor and odor anything but desir-
able.
This makes it possible to fry dough-
nuts, fish, onions, or any food prod
uct in one pan, and at one time-if it
were necessary-without any one
product taking up the odors or fla
vors of any of the other products
This is carrying American efficiency
into the kitchen with a vengeance
right into the heart of the FIRING pan
All Of which makes for the conser-
walton of life and health-also for the
increase of happiness and the salts
faction of being alive.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Property OF Estate Should
Not Be Made.

In the Probate Court of the County
of Canyon, State OF Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate OF
Thomas Norris, deceased.
Ernest H. +. Cox and Edward He'd
den, the executors OF the estate OF
Thomas Norris, deceased, having tiled
petition herein praying tor an or
der tor the sale OF all the property,
In GLIDING personal and real estate, OF
SAID decedent. tor the purposes therein
set forth;
1t Is therefore Ordered by S. Ben
Dunlap, the Judge OF SAID court, that
all persons interested In the estate
OF SAID deceased appear before the
said probate court on the 18th day OF
August, lYl9, at Z o'clock in the alter
noon OF said date, at the court room of
SAID probate court, at the courthouse
In Caldwell, Canyon county, Idaho, to
show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said executors, kr-
nest II. +. Cox and Edward Hedden,
| to sell so much OF the property OF SAID
| estate, personal and real estate, as
| shall be necessary and is tor the most
advantage, benefit and best interest OF
the persons interested.
| And that copy OF this order be
published once a week for not less
than four successive weeks in the
Caldwell Tribune, newspaper print
ed and published in stud Canyon
county, Idaho, and that said pubnca-
ton be completed at least five days
prior to the said 18th day of August,
1919.
Dated at Caldwell. Idaho, June 20.
1919.
S. BEN DUNLAP,
JUDGE OF Probate Court.
Eustace & Groome, Attorneys Tor Pc
titioners, Residence Caldwell, Idaho.
x 81
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

WIT
Smallwood, E., NEA NEA SEA Sect
20, TIN, R2W BM, less canal
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

Young, Fay D., Lots to "a BE
81 and 1873, +. A. and Orig
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

Smeade, Catherine M, Lots IL and
IA, Block 8, G. H. Add Cald-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

Blk 95, NJ. v. Add, Caldwell $2.12
Blk IL, c. H. Add Caldwell $2.12
II, c. H. Add Caldwell .-..$2.12
Womack. VIM. Lots to 3, Blk ga,
M. V. Add, Caldwell--.----...$S.O5
Wright, A. E., Lot l, Blk 4, W. n.
Add, Caldwell .-...-.----...----$6.57
Yaryan, Nellie, Lots IL to 20, Blk
80, M. V. Add, Caldwell....-.S9.60
Young, Fay D., All of Hasbrouck's
$3.50
Resub. Div, Blk 81, F. A. Add,
Fay d. Young, Lots /, & IL to
20 Hash. Resub. Div, Blk %,
F. A. Add Caldwell...-.....-.S12.S4
Young, Fay D., All of Hash. Resub.
Div. Blk %, F. A. Add, Caldwell
Young, Fay D., All OF HasD. kesuD.
Div, Lots 5, 6 and IL to 1S. Blk
20, +. A. Add, Caldwell....Slv.75
Young, Fay D.,HasD. Resub. DIV.
Blk "a, h. A. Add Caldwell SOAR
Young, Fay D., All OF HASH. kesuD.
Div, Blk 2S, +. A. Add, Caldwell
----------------------Sz.o
Young, Fay D., Lots to "a Blk
81 and 1873, +. A. and Orig.
Caldwell -----..--..-----.-------------$Io.I2
Further notice Is nereUy gwen,
that unless the assessments uelln-
4uent together Wltn the cosLs anu
penalties, are paid, / VIII, on Lne sec-
ind day OF september, 1919, at Two
. CLOCK p. m. Oh said day, sell AZ the
office OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Pioneer Irrigation District, AT
Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, at
public auction, the above described
real estate upon which said assess
ments are made, lying within the
tioneer Irrigation District, to sat
lsty the assessments, penalties and
costs assessed thereon by the Pion-
Ger Irrigation District, the sale to
continue from day TO day until sold.
Dated this first day of August.
1919.
w. P. LYON,
Treasurer Of Pioneer Irrigation Dist.