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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-24
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Lewiston, Idaho
June IS, 1919.
To Floyd l.. Armentrout of Grange
l vile, Idaho, contested:
| You are hereby notified that Sam
uel G. Rankin, who gives Grangeville
Idaho, as his post-office address, did
on May %, 1919, file in this office
his duly corroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation of
your homestead entry No. 06493, ser
ial No. 06493 made May 4, 1916, for
a tract of 1850 acres within unsur
veyed, but what will probably be when
surveyed, Sec. II, TIP. % N, r. 4 East
B. NJ, described by metes and bounds
as follows: Beginning at Corner No.
| !, granite rock marked HI, whence
corner No. ! of H. A. No. 50 bears N.
"a +. 1926 chains, extending thence
S. AZ E. 60 chains; thence S. 4S
W., 90 chains; thence n. 70 W.,
9.25 chains; thence n. 43o E. 1926
chains to place of beginning. List No.
1874.
And as grounds for his contest he
alleges that Floyd L. Armentrout es-
tablished a residence on said tract of
land, and has abandoned the same for
more than six months last past: that
the said Floyd L. Armentrout has not
cultivated the tract as required by law;
that the failure of the said Floyd l..
ArmentrOut to reside on and cultivate
the said land, and to maintain his
residence thereon, is not due to his
employment in the military or naval |
service of the United States or as |
member of any organization for of |
Tense or defense authorized by Con |
gress.
You are, therefore, further notified |
that the said allegations win be taken /
as confessed, and your said entry will |
be Cancelled without further right to
be heard, either before this office or
on appeal, if you fail to file in this
office within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication of this notice,
as shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically responded to these
of contest, together with
due proof that you have served a
copy of your answer on the said con-
testant either in person or by regis
cred mail
You should state in your answer
he name of the post office to which
you desire future notices to be sent
o You.
HENRY HEITF'ELD,
Register .
BLAIR f. HOAR, Receiver. .
Date of first publication, July II, 1919. .
)ate of second publication, July "a, .
1919. :
Date of third publication, July 81,
1919. :
'ate of fourth publication, August
Z 1919 .
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-24
CALL FOR BIDS

The trustees of School Dist. No. %
will receive bids for the immediate CON
istruction of a frame school house. to be
erected on a piece of ground in Copper
vile, near VIM. Shuck 8 residence, in
Dist. 90. The plans may be seen at the
Salmon River State bank, or at the resi-
dence of VIM. A. Shuck, one mile and
a half west of the town of White Bird.
Written bids may be addressed to
VIM. A. Shuck, clerk of Board of Trus-
tees of Dist. 23, on or before July 31st.
Board reserves right to reject one or all
bids. All bids will be opened on Aug.
and contract let.
Trustees:
VIM. A. Shuck, Clerk.
w. P. Killgore, Chairman.
James McHugh.
BY VIM. A. Shuck, elk. of Dist 90
White Bird, Idaho Co., Idaho. 90
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FOR SALE-6O0 acres, fine farm,
500 acres in good state of cultivation,
100 acres pasture with some timber.
Good terms. For information, see H.
X. Shaw, Kooskia, Ida. 49-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-24

If you wish to buy or sell a farm,
loan or borrow money or insure your
just see M. L. Ayers. 34-tf
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Save trouble, time and expense by
placing your newspaper and magazine
at the Smoke House. 42-tf
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FOR .sALE-The Kading bungalow
Easy terms. Mrs. A. F. Parker. Il
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FOR SERVICE-Registered roam
Durham bull. Enquire M. G.. Rambo,
Grangeville. If
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, q. S.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho, June
81, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Warren
A. Warden, of Whitebird, Idaho, who
on July 90. 1915. made Homestead En-
try. No. O624O, for ny NwH NWH
NJ 81 NWA NwH NEA Nw1l
WIZ NWA NEA. SEH NwH NEN
81 SWA NEH NE1l, NJ NWH SEH
NEH, 81 ny SEA NEH, 81 SCI
NEA, and E15 SWH NEA, section %.
township q north, range 2 east, Boise
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make three year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore J. Loyal Addison, U. 8. Commits
sioner. at Whitebird, Idaho, on the 5th
day of August, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: Harry
g. Vincent, Tom Large, Russell Il. Rice.
Frank L. Taylor, all Of Whitebird, I6a.
no.
Act of June II, 1906. List No. 1891.
HENRY HETTFFTD
rs Reg;s+a~
TO CREDITORS
In the Probate Court of Idaho Conn !
ty, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate of Charl. |
ey Albin, Deceased.
Notice is heeby given, that Letters
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Free Press prints butter wrappers.

WANT A FARM, Geo. NJ. Reed. If
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INSURANCE. Geo. NJ. Reed 6 Co.
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Surety bonds-Herv Rothwell.
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Dated this 18th day July, 1919.
H. ROTHWELL.

Administrator with VIII Annexed.
f. E. Fogg, atty. for administrator,
residence and postoffice address, Gran
geville, Idaho.
First publication, July II, 1919. ga
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MONEY TO LOAN. Geo. NJ. Reed.
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Chamberlain Colo and Diarrhoea
Remedy
This medicine always wins the good
opinion if not the praise of those who
use it. Try it when you have need of
such a remedy.
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of Administration with Will Annexed
on the estate of Charley Albin, deceas-
ed, were granted to the undersigned on
the 14th day of July, 1919, by The Pro-
bate Court of Idaho County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance at my office in the
Grangeville Savings & Trust Bank, in
Grangeville, Ida, within four months
after the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be forever bar
red.
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Cotopaxi Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Plummer motored
to Denver the nrst OF the week for a
few days visit with relatives
The young folks of the town spent a
pleasant evening dancing At the high
school building last wednesday.
Mrs. Stella Storms and children of
Coaldaie were visitors at her mothers.
Mrs. George Cooper. one day the last
of the week
Mrs. McGlauthlin OF Hillsdsle was
visitor at Mrs. Guy Benton,s- Friday.
Mr. and Mrs w. v. Hendricks and
two children motored to Saiida Sun
day to visit with relatives and friends.
The lime quarry hasn't been hauling
any lime lately.
Another snow storm visited the viii
lage last weeks Several inches OF
snow fell. but IL melted nearly as fast
as II fell.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Beach and two
children and Mrs. J. Beach and baby
motored to Canon City one day last
week TO do some shopping.
Belle Mccoy went up to their ranch
Friday evening to stay over Saturday
and Sunday with her mother and IA
ther.
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Gospel Leaders
Favor League
-a.. of Churches

A representative gathering Of the
religious leaders of Denver met at the
Brown Palace hotel in that city on
Tuesday of this week to discuss a
league of churches for Colorado.
Bishop Francis ]. Mcconnell of the
Methodist church gave the plan his
unqualified Endorsement. and Bishop
Irving J. johnson of the Episcopal
church indorsed the idea with certain
reservations.
Bishop Mcconnell. in his indorse-
ment. stated that he thought il was n
step out Of the chaos in which the
organization OF the church is now
struggling. He said that something
must be done to give a larger church
program for the rural community.
Bishop Johnson indorsed the league.
but said that he wished 10 register a
qualification to this Endorsement.
Il believe in the plan.- said Bishop
Johnson. insofar as 1t has to do with
the communities in which there are at
present no religious organizations. In
the great dry farming communities of
the eastern part OF tho stale there
are hundreds of cases where they
have no church at all. No denomina-
tional organization can reach it. and
believe that this league OF churches
can do. II. Bnf as to instituting the
program In towns where churches are
already established I am in doubt
whether this can be done. l don't
doubt your theological theory in this
matter, but do doubt your ability tc
love one another under trying circum-
stances"
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District Court Sets
Trial of Cases

Judge Cooper. at O'Clock Monday
afternoon. in agreement with mem.
bers Of the bar. fixed the time for the
trial OF the more Important cases on
the criminal and common Jaw dockets.
The schedule follows;
April e1-Io a. nj. People VS.. Jose
Abel Valdez. 4l2I
April ss-s a. m. People VS. Edward
Tatman. 1929
April 23-s a. M. People VS.. A.
Cowic, si27.
April 24-s a m. People vs.. A.
Cowie. 4I3s-si4o.
April 25-s a. m. People We A.
Cowie. 4I3s-tf3s.
April 2s-e a. m. Romfaia vs. d. 4
II. @. n. Rd Co. 1898.
April 80 n. m. Komfala VS. ID &
n. n. r. Co. 40ss.
April SO a m. Canon Land and
Cattle Co. vs. Ohio Cattle Co ct al.
4c52.
April go .. m. Interstate Chem
ical Co. W. p. II. Trortman. fuse
May i--9 n IN, Woodward vs. Story.
fl2s.
May s-s A. M. Tubb VS.. Hopkins.
lase.
May 3--s A. m. Hsmb,af. Admr VS.
Torpey et al. 4ivi.
May s-s n m, Tremayne vs.. Ire
mayne. 400.
May 6-s A. m, Houston VS.. Mary
Ann Fisher at al. tos2.
May 7-s a. m. Rocchio Va. Drec-
chic. 4035.
May s-lo A. M. Thornton VS.. shee-
ley. 1850.
May s--Ie a. m. Smith vs.. Tomkins.
Soss.
May 1910 a. m. Cripple Greek
State Bank vs.. Cone. t1i7: Altman
Water Co. VS.. Cone. Ills; Colorado
Trading and Transfer Co. vs.. Gone.
fi1s.
May 12-1o q. m. Van Buskirk VS..
County Commissioners. 4o3s.
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Memorial for
Fallen Heroes

The Canon City High School classes
OF 1910 and 1875 Of which Lieut..
Harry wray and Lieut.. John McKin-
stry. who paid the supreme sacrifice
in the war, were members. will hold a
tree planting and memorial service on
the high school campus next Monday
afternoon. April 21.
Clyde c. Dawson of Denver. a mem.
ber Of the first class graduated from
Canon City High School, will deliver
the memorial address. Evergreen
trees. which have been selected by
Dal Deweese- Will be planted on the
campus during the ceremoney Mr..
DeWeese will have charge of this fea-
ture.
An excellent and appropriate pro
gram Is being arranged Miss Mill
cent Stacy and the Victory Girls will
sing. The returned soldiers will be
present in body as will also the sol
diers Of the Civil War and the cadets
OF the high school All OF the schools
will be closed. and Il is tentatively
planned. TO have che business houses
close also.
Full details of the program will be
given later.
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Canon Property Selling Fast

/ Real estate dealing in Canon City
is the liveliest that 1t has been In
years. In fact 1t is fairly booming.
About two years ago real estate began
10 look up bit. Last year 1t picked
up its ears and began to canter The
spring OF 1919 finds it going at com
Portable trof. And Indications are
that in the near future ii viii begin to
travel at real lively pace. And It
is travelling on the upgrade, too.
The amounts involved in the prop
erty changes OF the past few weeks
are encouraging to say the least Two
years ago the prices paid for prop
critics were quite low. They were at
about rock-bottom to state IL frankly
But those who bought then are mighty
thankful that they did. because values
began steadily to rise and they and
now that they have made a nice profit
by just sitting by. and the end is
not yet.
The purchases being made this year
are largely for cash or for substan-
tial sums down and monthly pay
ments. There are not many trades.
This is a splendid Indication. 1t
shows that people have money which
they want TO invest safely. And there
is no safer Investment than Canon
City real estate al present
1t is significant to note that many
OF the deals now being made are for
investment and not strictly for home
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Sense in Owning Your Own Home

Those who have tried it for many
years have found thu, II is profitable
investment to -Own Your Own
Home" but in this day in Canon City.
when property values are going stead
lily higher and higher. il is a fact be
coming truer than ever.
In the first place. there is sense
OF security in owning property-your
own home. Today, when homes are
being SO d as many as tive and six a
day in this town and when people
who have rented those homes for
years without thought of having TO
move. find themselves suddenly face
to face with the moving problem be-
cause.-the house they had come to feel
almost was their own had been sold
from over their heads. that means
something.
Again. il Is money-saving proposi.
tion. The money paid out in rent is
kissed goodb- the moment the check
is handed to the landlord. The same
amount OF money and little more
placed as . nayment against the home
each month is money salted away.
money that in very brief period will
make more money. Sometimes such
money practically doubles itself over
a period of years.
The man who becomes an owner of
home soon flnds himself getting
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Fremont COunty's
Quota is $3.50, $50

Fremont county's apportionment In
the forthcoming Victory Loan will be
1888, $50. or Se5.500 less than 1t was
for the last Liberty loan. when its
quota was s4S5.250. The new loan
win be in the form of short-time notes,
which will run for four years, unless
redeemed at the end of the two years.
which the government reserves the
right to do.
The new notes are in two forms-
one OF them to draw AZ per cent in
terest and be subject to all kinds of
taxation from government, state and
county, and the other to draw 3X
per cent interest per annum and be
subject only TO federal taxation. The
short-term feature and the increased
interest rate, together with the taxa
ton provisions are regarded as favor
able to a large subscription in the
opinion Of Mai. d. N Cooper, head
of the Victory Loan drive for Fremont
county.
The subscriber is privileged to take
either form of the notes he prefers
and they can be exchanged, one for
the other if desired. They are sub
ject to retirement by the government
at the end of "a months as has already
been stated. Unlike the Liberty
bonds, the Victory notes are not con-
vertible by the purchaser. The en-
tire issue for the country will be
$500, 100000 instead of 5000, 900 900
as was expected to be the case. Col
orado's share of these notes will be
$17 100000. Although there will be
other issues of government securities
TO finance belated war expenses. there
will be no more fioated by popular sub
scription after the Victory loan has
been taken up. according to a state
ment made by Secretary of the Treas
ury Glass few days ago.
The campaign for subscriptions in
Fremont county will be carried on by
the old Liberty loan army. which has
been kept intact by Maj. Cooper for
this purpose. With the prevailing pa
triotic spirit in this county there ap-
pears to be little doubt that the as
signment will be subscribed without
much difficulty
a meeting of the captains, lieuten-
ants and field workers of the Victory
loan army will be held at the Elks'
club this evening to formulate ways
and means for putting the undertake
ing over The women workers as we'll
as the men are expected TO attend the
meeting at the Elks' club this evening.
Mrs Carrie T. Anthony, county school
superintendent, is chairman of the
women's committee. Mai Cooper will
recommend that the drive be con-
c1cted from May TO May 10.
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FEED DAIRY STOCK
WITH REGULARITY

Regularity In feeding dairy stock is
important. according to r. W. Clark cf
the Colorado Agricultural College.
Mr.. Clark says:
Animals know when feeding time
arrives. and irregularity in this re-
spect will result in decreased milk
flow.
Good water should be provided at
all times. Is Ii mistake to allow
cows to drink tainted water. as II cer-
tsinly impairs the health II It does
not AFFECT the quality OF the milk.
'sSalt is necessary and the animals
should have Access to Il at all times.
A box containing the salt may be Sc
curely fastened In one corner of the
pasture or yard.
\ "These pruvisicns and attentions.
though they may appear insiEnincant
70 the ordinary farmer, are neverthe.
iess very important.
"Cows ere natural nfsctiouAte ami
mAls and rsspono very quickly 10 kind
tfsAtneat. thereenfs ~ aftea1ant
sAsuId ~ - ruash e heiststsas.-
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+. .7n
owrqng purposes. Some OF the best
business men in town are putting their
sur1ius funds into Canon City real es-
fa98 This fact shows healthy con-
ditl<n indeed. and proves that these
far4ighted ones have faith in the fu-
tuF4 OF the town. However, those
whq are buying home for home sake
are ln the majority, which is the most
gratifying fact OF all. because 1t tends
TO steady and solidify the values.
The history OF properties which
have been sold two or three times in
the past two or three years is that
they sold for a higher figure each
time than they were bought at, thus
aiding in raising the values of the
prorefties round about as there own
are raised t4
Anyone who buys Canon City resi-
denre property today. no matter what
he pays, will be getting a good bar
gain. as general rule. in comparison
to what 1t would cost him to build that
SAME piece of property on today's
market In view of this fact. and of
the general upward trend of values.
men who have studied the situation
are Of the opinion that right now is
the lime to buy property in Canon
City Every day that passes sees a
climb in values. Opportunities ac-
cepted now mean money earned in
PROPERTY purchases.
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nes light on his city's affairs. He
tak{s broader and bigger interest in
lifetand often. forms a habit of plan
nin9 ways and means of making more
mozey for himself The owning of a
hon4e Is the impetus which starts him
on ne road to a comfortable berth in
the tdeclining days OF his life.
Here are arguments against own.
ingsa home. of course. but none OF
then ever amounted to much, and all
Of uem are easily answered. There
Is no real argument against a man
making money honorabiy, of making a
happy nest TO. himself, of preparing
against the rainy days of the future
and that Is just what a man does when
he buys his own home.
Canon City is essentially a city of
ho1peps Hundreds and hundreds OF res
idents here own their own homes. but
even at that there are other hundreds
of homes. suitable homes. belonging
to non-residents which can be pur-
chased at reasonable figure on easy
terms
The wise men of Canon City. those
with an eye to their future welfare.
are invariably owners OF homes in this
town.
There is common sense and practi-
cal economy in owning your home.
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Prisoners Plead
s1lss Not Guilty


Three prisoners In the county jall
were arraigned before Judge Cooper
in the district court Monday afternoon
and given an opportunity 10 enter q
pisa as TO their guilt or innocence of
the charges In the information under
which they were taken into custody.
Amanda gin "A Mexican. charged with
assault with intent to kfli. and Everett
Burton Tatman. charged with non
support. pleaded net guilty. and their
cases were set for trial. Elmer Mas.
saro, charged with assault. pleaded
guilty as accused and was sentenced
TO an indeterminate sentence OF not
less than one year In the state reform.
atory at Beuna Vista.
Gill shot and seriously wounded a
fellow couptryman during quarrel In
Florence several weeks ago and his
victim is al present undergoing treat
ment at the Graves hospital here for
his injuries. His condition is re-
ported to be critical Tatman was
brought here few weeks ago from
Saguache, Colo. and locked up In the
county Jail for his failure to provide
Tor the support OF his wife and family.
a. ordered TO do by Judge Sparks In
the Justices court here last fall. He
will be given a hearing In Judge Coop
er's tribunal on April "a.
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RETvRMs FORM VISIT
TO BUckEvE STATE

L. L. Harding returned recently
from Cincinnati, O., where he has
spent most OF the winter looking after
business interests. Mr.. Harding. who
is one Of the most extensive hay and
alfalfa growers In this portion OF the
country. 10 Of the, opinion that the un-
usually high prizes Of hay viii be main.
tained throughout the coming season.
and posalhly they may BE- exceeded.
Hs bases this statement upon the Oh
tsrvAticn that inuch Ut the land for
msriy ueed for hay has been pot into
grain. thus cutting down ne gruss
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May Is is the
Dead Line

Organizations and individuals gen.
orally are advised by Collector of In
ternal Revenue Mark A. Skinner to
underscore on their calendars May Is.
the last day for the filing of returns
of information. giving the names and
addresses OF all individuals to whom
payments OF salaries, wages. rents. in
terest, commissioners and other gains,
profits and income of $1,000 or more
were paid during the year 1918 An
extension of time from March Is to
May Is was granted by the commits
sioner of internal revenue for the nj
ing of these returns
"All employees OF labor. whether in
large or small numbers. are required
to make these returns said Collec-
tor Mark A. Skinner. Organizations,
such as corporations, companies. part
nerships. etc. are required to file re-
turns showing the salaries and wages
laid to the Officers aud employees
"A separate return for each en-
ploye whose salary for 1918 was 81 zoe
or more is required
Banks. trust companies and similar
institutions must make returns OF in
Itothaaet0A oho"tht hi'CtSSt Pata ~ "
credited to the account of. an individ-
ual IL the amount so credited or paid
was $1,000 or more.
Real estate agents are required
to report the gross amounts received
in rents or other income and remitted
to their principals II such amounts for
1918 were $1,000 or more. The bill
provides that whenever necessary the
name and address of the recipient OF
the income shall be furnished by the
person. corporation or partnership
paying them. Returns OF inforra-
ton must be fled with the commits
sioner of internal revenue. sorting
division. Washington. d. C. Collectors.
of internal revenue are not authorized
to receive such returns. Form 1893.
upon which reports must be made.
may be obtained. however. from the
offices OF collectors.
Returns Of information must be ac-
companied by q letter OF transmittAl
on form 1896, showing under oath the
aggregate amount OF the payments.
These forms also may be obtained
from coiiectors.
-'-rhe penalty for failure to make .
return on time IL . nne OF not more
than Sl.006.~