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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-07-25
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nearly 400 acres each Some good timber
GOOD mill, good box factory fruiD Mill
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MODERN S-ROOM SPOKANE HOME
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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-07-25

one splendid old Famous Fischer Piano,
House. 220 N. Post st.
PACIFIC MUSIC CO., New Location. SIS
Sprague. Band and Orchestra Goods
oPToMETRiSTS & OPTICIANS.
Dr.. Bernard Ernst-Crescent store First
class optical services, reasonable prices.
A. S. Pringle, 305-6 Jameson blug. Special
attention given to out town patrons.
Correct Glasses at Correct Prices. Ideal
Optical Co. IA Wall ST.
The Right Glasses-that's our reputatio
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Specialists in massage Tor rheumatism.
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PLUMBlNG AND HEATING.
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Plumbing. Heating, Water Systems in
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SHIP YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY TO
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| Top Price. Prompt cash remittance
twice weekly. Premium for Infertile
Eggs.
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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-07-25

FOR SALE-To be removed complete
sash IL door mfg. plant; now operating
W. J. Hartzell Medford. Oregon
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE
Three chairs, one bath. we'll equipped
5000. rent SIS. j. w. Bell. Port Angeles
Wash.
$500 to $500, depending on size of ter
fltory, VIII start you in business. This is
a bona fide proposition involving n grow
ing ana established business. Prospects of
$4,000 to $4,000 net profit annually. No
special experience necessary but ii does
require Il man with common sense en-
ergy, honesty. Address
r. w. FRANKLIN
s. 1o7 Madison ST., Spokane
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-07-25

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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-07-25
HELP WANTED

DON'T THINK THAT BECAUSE
a firm advertises, that they are
not first class. If they did not de
liver the goods. they could not con-
tnue to advertise. Remember that
we are the only organization that
gives particular attention to the
collection of notes. mortgages, etc.
our list of references is growing
every day. Won't you let us serve
YOU! washington Creditors As
ISOLATION, Spokane
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02
THE MOONEY STRIKE
 The ArguS.)

In spite of the fact that Mooney has been convicted of murder, and sentenced by the courts. tha rtlic Il l1bor le >tder have spread through the world ) roplgtnda to the effect that an innocent m; n is being pul ished, and coul tl .sS thousands of D nt le haze been l1d to be- ieve that thlS is true
 The proposed Mooney strike hts pr"v-d 1izzle, but the feel ing is there jus: the same
 These labor le oders ep ,elr tt b. very positive of Mooley'S in- loce lcA They htve not, howe IT given to the world any log ;ll re tSon for this belief.
 If they know thlt Mooney i. innocent. they must know tha somebody is guilty, and in that ;tse they must know the namt of the guilty patty. It iS up to 1hem, then, to give thlS inform 5tior to the authorizes and le1 hem act.
 This is the only logical relson Nhy they should feel sGre o Mooney < innocence with Out be .ng wiling uo Dro5e it.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02
Tn the II nited States Com missioners Court, McCarthy Precinct, Territory of Alaska. IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Est4te of Thomas Barkley, deceased.
 NOTICE OF FINAL
 ACCOUNTING
IN PROBATE

Notice is hereby given that J.
 E. Barrett, the administrator of the estate of ''homes Barkley, 1 Ideceased, has rendered his fin u Isettlement and accounting in said court of the aforesaid eS- ute, and thlt s ,turdav the 27th Iday of Septem Der, 1919, at 10 @ Iclock A M. or said day at the office of the United States Com missioner at McC1rthy, Aloske. has been dlly appointed by the Judge of said court for the settlement of said estate at that time and place.
 Any persons Interested in said est1Ce may appear to tie exceptions In writing to u e said account and contest Il e $ 1me
 C. Parker Smith, United States Comm SSio, CT and eX.of- ficio Probate Judge.
 First Publication July 5lI, 1!19 Last Publication August 9th, 1919
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02
SIGNS or THE TIMES

Not since the rush of '93 has Il North seen such a con tinued oW of people into the territory tI.m tie South, and r. is cer- t+il y lEe best eviut zee of the fact that Alaska has seen the worst of it's period of depreSS- ion and that from DOW on i' will gradually grow in i'm portance.
 No old dtimer of ti e No. ..th eve. had any doubt of the ultim Ute development of the Territory, lealzlng tull well tie great re Soufc ceS ard possibilities It was only a question of having conditions right
 At present conditions are far from ideal for the development of mining properties in that all materials needed are so high
 There is 10 sign of d lowering of prices in the immediate flu ture, however, so that a young and prosperous country cannot wait for proper conditions, but will make them as best it may.
 (Ketchikan Alaska Chronicle.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02

Germlny's control board re leases sufficient Ieatner for 3.OOO,OOO pair of shoes so as to restrict i'm porGation.
 { DosCon News Bure tu.)
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02

In the United States Com, missioners Court, McClrthy Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
 IN PROBATE
 Ir the Vi Utter of the Estate of Olive Walters, sometimes known US Molly Parks, deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Notice is hereby given that tle under signed. w. H. Long y h been appointed admins. trator to the estate of Olive Walt CTS, decetsed, and has qualified US such.
 All persons having claims a. gllnst S1id estate are require al to present the same to the un ! der signed administrator at tn eI office of the COmmisSiO Ter, Nc Carthy, Alas l1a, same being the| place for the tra1SactOn of theI business of said estate, within six months of the date of theE first publication thereof
 W H I4ongley.
 AdminiStr tratOr to said estate.
 Dated June 10th 1919 First Publication. July 5th l9l9| Last Publication. Aug 2nd lJ191
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING

In the United States Com, missioners Court, McCerthy Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02
IN PROBATE

Tn the Vi utter of the Estate of Olive Walters, sometimes known Us Molly Parks, deceased
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
RED CROSS 70 HELP RUSSIANS.
Plan 70 Aid Natives When RelshsvIkj
Arc Custed.

Bucharest, Roumanio, Sept. 20, via
Paris. Oct. 5.--The last scene Of the
great relief work Conc In Europe by
America since the close Of the war, and
one that may prove the greateat yet
undertaken by the American Red
Cross, will probably be staged in Rus
STA, said Col. Robert n. Clds, European
commissioner Of the Red Cross, during
an address here to Red Cross person.
mel departing for America.
The Red Gross has still another and
final task before IT," satd Colonel
Clds, "one which may prove creator
than all that we have done before. The
great boishevik government seems to
be nearing Its end and when the t!rns
comes when Russia shall have a firm,
stable government then 1t will be the
duty Of the American Red Cross to
bring Russia's starving and sick back
to health and happiness. And we must
continue in this until Russia can care
for herself. That, probably, will be
the last great after-war campaign of
the American Red Cross in Europe.
I'VE are there already. At the pres
ent moment, the Red Cross has units
In that section bordering on the Cult
Of Finland ready to enter Petrograd. In
Siberia there Is unit with Kolchak's
army and one in the Caucus with the
army of General Denik!ne. When the
power of the bolshevik crumbies, the
. hand uf iIrt fed irnss viii ~. tiila III
to help the struggling Russian nation
| TO it's feet"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
MEsREpuBIIcAN. MARsHAIITowN. IOWA. NOVEMBER 1919

OF varied public rofreshmcnt ana
social entertainment. They propose 70
remodel public houses in order TO
make them commodious ana airy and
20 introduce music. dancing ano
games.
Temperance leaders strongly oppose
the BILL "sThe liquor trade" com.
mented George n. Wilson. secretary OF
tho United Kingdom Alliance, fears
tho advance Of public opinion In this
country and r. alarmed b. what has
taken place In America. II Ia proposed
10 make the drink shop so attractive
that II will become the social center
Of the neig,,horhood, open apparently
TO women and children. Nes well M
men, II seems impossible to believe
that the great volume OF public opinion
win agree 10 measure which VIII
enormously increase tho power OF
drink"
Under the wartime regulations
which are still effective, hours for tho
sale OF drinks In public houses are re-
stricted 10 between IL o'clock noon and
ESQ .. m, and between and 10 p. IN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
BRITISH GROWING POLITE.
End o. War Finds Old Spirit Of Kind
ness Returning.

YBy Associated Press.1
London, Oct. s.-Politeness Is re-
turning to London. shopkeepers are
learning again to bc civil. This ap-
plies even to grocers, yho, since the
introduction of rationing. have been
the greatest tyrantS, barring taxicdb
drivers, that tho war produced.
The cynical-minded account for 1se
grocers unaccustomed civi1ity Oh the
ground that his customers viii be sfysn
the privilege Of taking their ration
books TO some ether store, but there
can be no doubt Of the new spirit IN
the air. .aas, ,.,. =. --- d. .a
I'VE say Thank you now" an.
nounces sign in a cigar store which
was recently taken over by de,nobf1izc,i
soldiers. These soldiers have brought
good manners back from the front.
No reports have been recef7ed Of any
thank you's" from taxicab drivers, but
It's not uncommon nowadays to hear a
bus conductor express thanks for the
penny when he punches the ticket
! Tii.. butcher s!so e falling !ntc Tie.
He no longer expects to be bribad for
attent,veness and he has abandoned
the wartime practice Of thrAwinE q
chop at a customer and expecting hin,
to find the paper in which to wrnp
It up.
| Americans who cams over for the
first time during the war are at last
beginning to understand why pre-was
tourists praised life In England.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
DAVENPORT MAN
OUT WITH FACTS
sTANLAc HAS PROVEN JUST
= WHAT | NEEDED" he
NJ DECLARES.

The best evidence Of the merits OF Q
medicine 10 what people who have act.
uaiiy taken IL have to say about II
and this Is true and beyond all cues.
ton when such statements are made
by people Of high character and pub
liahed right In tho community whert
each ard every fact can be investigat'
ed and verified.
Edward Baker. an expert auto mach
mist and highly respected resident Of
521 North Howell street, Davenport
Iowa, in relating his experience with
the Master Medicine, Tanlac, recently
tEaid:
II have been In the worst kind Of
a fix for two or three months. My ap.
petite went back on me and what little
] did eat seemed to do me no good as
i was losing weight and strength eli
.Ahe time. also suffered with rheuma-
stism IN my neck. was IN badly run
down condition. and could ind moth.
ing to help me.
\ FINALLY concluded 10 try Tnnlac
seeing It so highly endorsed, and soon
had such q big appetite that I could
hardly get enough to cat. Since then
q have gradually improved until now
z have taken four bottles Of the nnedi-
scine and am feeling fine in every way
Ths rheumatic pains have disappeared
iron my neck, that tired. worn-ou:
Keeling has left me, and my lost
lstrsngth and energy have come back
20 me. Tanlao has proven TO DO Just
what 7 needed and am glad 20 recon-
k--4 ~ has S0ra for q y
! There are thousands Of peopie who
complain OF being nervous and run
down. They are not sick exactly, hut
fsel tired out and good for nothing
most Of the time. They need something
20 build them up and throw OF the
symptoms Of this weakened. debil!.ated
condition
The system. besides being purified
BY Taniac. 10 toned up and inv!sorsted
as the medicine. aside from assisting
the blood, reinv1gorates the constttu-
ton. overcoming ~ II seems to quick
" DO, nervousness, indigestion, nom
assimilation Of the food, headaches.
Fnackachs, kidney com p!aints, general
debility and many other ailments that
are so common to the thousands Of
hs,f-..ck, depressed men and women.
/; Tanlsc is sold n Ma-shalltown by
Old Reliable Drug Co. IN ST. Anthony
iby Geo. l.. LaPlant, IN State Center by
'Br.rnha,l. Bros, IN Melpourre by II <.
tco-hser, n Gilman by W. J. & J. A.
Ward. In Ferguson by A. T. Idso and
in Rhodes by Rhodes Pharmacy, r.
Liscomb by Gui!ol & Barnes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
HAPesuRos SOLD JEWELS.
Austrian Huiers Were In Nosd oa
Money Even ssforo War.

austrian fsSiefo cSFS VI wow "
Money Even esforo War.
rBy Associated PToss.1
Paris. Oct. e.--That ornwa Jewels the
property Of tho House Of HapSbury
were offered fer sale before tbs war
was revealed today by the appearance
Of a diamosd broker before Judge
Cluzel. I. apnoars that the then reign
ing house Of Austria had decided to
part with a superb diamond necklace
the sifs 0. Napoleon to Marie Louise 1t
the birth OF the king OF Rome.
a French society woman was asked
20 negotiate the sale. She had In
struct!ons to operate with extreme
caution. signing no BIN o. sale. giving
DO receipts. She appealed to a weii-
known diamond firm Of southern
France, depcsiting the Jewels with
them for safe keeping. The broker
served in the xar and now mas return
ed. The society woman, however,
claims that she received no accounting
Of the transaction. Since the armistice
she says she has repeatedly called
upon the broker to produce the neck
Ia 90 or the proceeds Of the sale. This,
she told Judge Clussi today no has
failed to do.
The broker says no ia holding the
necklace as security for expenses
amounting to 10000 francs which he
| has incurred in his attempts to nsgo-
uate tho SALE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
TWO LUNCHEON MENUS.

EGGS Italian-Macaroni or spa ghetti,
eggs, grated cheese, butter. parsley.
salt and pepper. Cook the macarom
or spaghetti In saited water until done.
Then wind the strands into nests big
enough 50 that an egg may nestle NICE
~ In the center: break an egg into
each nest, sailing and pepper,ng the
egg; put small pieces OF butter over
grated cheese. Bake In hot oven
until the eggs are set. Serve at once
on platter. .--
Corn Cake-(Th.s recipe is a very
old one, called: Singing Corn Cake"
because it Is In verse.) Two cups or
Indian meal, cup of wheat, 1 cup OF
sour milk, cup OF sweet, I good egg
that you must beat. u cup Of mo!asses
too, \ cup sugar added thereto, with
spoon Of butter new; salt and soda
each q spoon. Mix 1t quickly. bake 1t
soon.
| Steamed Date Pudding-Three Ia
teaspoons melted butter, a cup molas-
ses, s cup milk. "a teaspoon soda, salt,
lI2-3 cups graham and entire wheat
! -four, 4 teaspoon each OF cloves cas-
sIa ard nutmeg, ] cup dates. Steam
!lh hours and dry minutes In the
oven. .-F.. $50.
In this day Of high prices, the wise
| housekeepsr makes q study OF egyless
| dishes. She can do no better than 20
1 serve such a pudding as this steamed
r! date pudding to her growing children.
or Indeed to her entire family. In
meals which have eggs as the main
lish, as Is the case with this second
luncheon menu. the clever housewife
takes particular cara TO choose some
dessert which, contains no eggs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
OrIoinal Notice,

q TO Frank Woodbury.. es trustee. ard
she benefoiaries Of his trust. and all
persons interested therein, and Frank
Woodbury. and Spouse, and tho heirs,
known ard unknown, Of Frank Wood
bury and Spouse. and T, j Fletcher.
sas trustee, AID the bneftciar!es of HIS
trust, and ali persons interested there
IN, and T. J. Fletcher and Alice Fletch-
or, his wife. and the heirs, known and
unknown, Of T. J. Fletcher and Alice
Fletcher, and the beneficiares Of his
trust; and all claimants, known or TN
known, and all the heirs known or IN
KNOWN, sane or Under disability, and all
tho unknown heirs, or each OF the
above; and the unknown claimants OF
the south fifty-five (55) feet OF lots
one a., two (2), and three 81, block
twenty-four (24), Of tho original town
OF Marshall, Marshall County. Iowa.
You are hereby notified, that there
II now filed In the office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of the State OF
iowa, within and for the County OF
Marshall, the petition Of A. c. New
conner, claiming Of you, and each of
you, that he Is the absolute owner OF
the following described rsal estate:-
The south ffty-f!ve (55) feet Of lots
one a.. two (2), and three (3), block
twenty-four 90, Of the original town
81 Marshall, Marshall County. Iowa,
ana that any claim you may have in
and TO said real estate is Junior IN
PLAINTIFFS claim, and that Same be
forever barred, and In part!oula,
claiming that the deeds by Frank
Woodbury., as trustee, and T. ]. Fetch.
ef, as trustee, Of said real estate. were
duly authorized and in accord with thu
provisions of the trust, and that an,
and all claim Of defendants Is barrel
~ the Statute Of limitations and ad.
worse possession, all as see petition
now on file. to which reference Is here
made.
Now. unless you appear and make
& defence thereto, at or before noon Of TIM
! sscond day OF the next January tern
~ said court, to be begun and held a
1farshaiitown, Iowa, on the 18th dal
a JafIuary, A. p. 1920, your defaui
Z VIII be entered and Judgment and de.
cree rendered thereon BIS prayed Tor IL
: lid petition.
Dated this 10th day Of October, A. .
1S1D "a. q. Newcomer Plaintiff. g. II
D. Boardman, Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
Baked Stuffed Tomatoes
Cheese Toast


Tea Apple Sauce CAKE
BAKED Stuffed Tomatoes-cut O slice
from the top Of medium sized tona-
toes, drain this pulp slightly. and mi.
4. with chopped cold meat. preao
crumbA chopped onion. salt and Pep
par to taste. "a half pound OF lamb
may be bought for broth and the
meat, after being used for the broth
may be chopped and used for stunins
tomatoes in this way0 When the to-
nla.oes are stuffed with this mixture
and their tops sprinkled with bread
crumbs bake them in the oven until
the bread crumbs are nicely Drowned
and the tomato well heated thru.
Cheese Toast Three tablespoons
bread crumbs, 3 tablespoons melted
butter 8 eggs, tablespoon mustard,
y pound Of grated cheese, salt and
pepper to taste. Soak the crumbs In
enough milk to noisten, then beat with
the eggs; add the butter. mixed mus
tarG. and lastly the cheese. Beat to-
gether lightly, spread evenly on slices
of toast, and brown quickly IN the
oven. .rs..a-
Annie Sauce Cake-One- half cup
butter I cup sugar. IL cups -four, !
cup raisins. I cup apple sauce with
tsaspoonful Of soda mixed In 1t.
teaspoonfuI OF ground cloves, tea
spoon OK ground cinnamon-and q
pinch OF nutlnsx IL Iiked.N' these IN
gradients thoroughly. turn into cake
| tin and bake about 1 hour (sometaMe6
Z little lorgerj IN n slow oven.
EGGS italian
Corn Cake
Coffee Steamed Date PudcinS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03

Fifty years ogo the housewife long.
ed to be thought a good housekeeper;"
today she longs rrost to be called q
"gooG homemaker."
For, homomakinR comes even boforo
housekeeping. To DO sure. good house,
keeping IL a thing Tor which oil wom-
en- should str,ve--out a talent Tor
homemaldng II en- almost holy thing.
"Tll tell You why my VITO ia the best
homsmaker In the world" heard q
man say the other day. Its because
she's never changed n bit since she was
begins housekeeping as good homo
maker-thnt Is, she puts her hus-
bands comfort before everything else,
she runs the house for him. But the
time comes whom most women stop
doing this. for instance. they get flu
ic,sy' about q little dust on fire furnt-
tpre and X It's Q choioo between
snatching q few minutes pleasure In
the auto with their husbands or dust
ing the living room because some
body might come In and see 1t that
way'--they choose to dust. But my
wife Is the rare kind that didn't change
after her bridal days. I'm sorry for
the poor chaps whose wives put good
housekeeping before happiness and
comfort"
There Is leo per cent Of truth In this
mans statement. The average bride
does start the married life as q
good hornemaker. Then as tie science
of housekeeping absorbs her more ana
more, she drifts into the viewpoint
that nothing must stand In the way OF
perfect housekeeping. 1t becomes a
crime when John forgets to wipe mud
dy feet on the outside door mat anu
tracks dirt into the hall Tin her bridal
days, she would have shaken him In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03
ozEcHs DISLIKE Ausra,ANs
Trouble Dstwssn kstionaiitiss Cen
stantIy Showing Up.

[By Associated Prcss.l
Vienna, Oct. 2--Ths conflict b.
tween the Czech element Of the popu-
iation and the dcrman.Austrians ID
manifesting itself very sharply over
the school question. The Czechs. who
form rather q large and influential
part OF the population. while natureliz-
cd Austrians, seem 20 assert thor
nationality over their citizenship and
nre demanding purely Czech language
public schools for their children.
Lately they have been withdrawing
their children from the schools and
meet tho compulsory school attendance
laws with tho statement that their
children are in O Czech school These
schools have been found TO be coffee
houses where the children. boys and
girls. sit around and discuss Czech
aims but so far as can be found no
lessons are given.
Tho Czecho- Austrian antagonisrl
crops out constantly. The Vienna press
charges that Bohemia's failure to live
IN to the coal contracts Is q part of
that governments support Of the
Austrian Czech's campaign for their
own schools and other privileges. In
o recent meeting of the city council
Czech member said that as a Czech
he was glad and proud that the Aus
TRANS and their empire had been
crushed and humbled.
At the same time the Czecho- Slo-
valean government Is restricting In
every way the use Of the German Ian
guage in that country. having made
French the official language of com
munication with Austria and Issued q
decree that German cannot DO used in
the postal system after certain time
They are, also closing German schools
and havo made their tongue O COM
pulsory study in such German schools
as remain. So.