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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
RETURN OF PROD|CAlS
MEETS WITH APPROVAL
Everybody Glad Everybody Else Is
Back in Caldwell-Town Will
Again Be Town She lister Be.

Inability to get away is the firm
conviction of Judge w. A. Stone why
a great many good, substantial men
are still in Caldwell. There was a
time when everybody left who was
able to leave. Happily that tinc is
passed and anybody can refer 20 the
facts wothout starting a riot. When
you have amassed wealth, honors and
fame you can speak of your former
poverty without embarrassment. That
is the way it is with Caldwell.
Caldwell is on the map to stay 1t
has arrived AS J. S. Harrington puts
it, most of us who are now in Caldwell
expect to remain here. This fact finds
expression in local investment; in bet
ter houses; in we'll kept lawns. There
was time when it was considered
pure waste and folly to plant tree,
and down in his heart, nobody ex-
pected to be here when the tree would
cast a shadow
Today we notice many men among
us who once got away They are back
and glad to be here. Naturally we are
all glad that they arc back.
First to Return.
About the first man to return to
Caldwell who got away and had a
decent chance to stay away was Mr.
w. G. Cowden. Mr.. Cowden took ad-
vantage of the Klondyke excitement
and got there. He remained in Alaska
quite while but finally returned set
ting an example for great many
other good men. Mr.. o. M. Van
Duyn got away and could have, stayed
away without offence to his dignity
but he returned In the course of time
DR.. ]. A. Young, DR. R. c. Haley and
DR.. G. E. Noggle did the same thing.
The returns in the professional lines
are fair samples of the returns in
other lines
In going down the list we find that
Mr.. F., H. P1owhead, Mr. ]. H.
Lowell. Mr.. w C. Parker, Mr. w R
Sebree, Mr.. c. H. Sebree among orr
present prominent citizens who
strayed away
Others Can't Resist.
Mr.. H. w. Dorman left us years
ago and returned quite a few years
ago. P. E. Engel and H. N. Maxcy
flirted around with California towns
but could find none better. ]. B.
Gowen has threatened to leave but we
will not entertain the proposition for
a minute. We now have back among
us Mr.. w. H. Redway and we believe
we can hold him. Mr.. Redway, to be
sure, never quite left us but he was on
the way.
Late Arrivals.
Within the last few days we have
all had the pleasure of welcoming
back to Caldwell Mr.. T. A. Walters
and Mr.. R. S. Madden. This reminds
us that Mr. H. D. Hanna came and
departed but is back. Messrs D. ].
and c. J. Westcott came very near
leaving, and in fact did leave with
mental reservations. But they are
back to stay.
Mr.. B. NJ. Holt. our foremost citi-
zen. is back and will remain We are
looking forward to the return of DR..
Cole, Mr.. J. Fl. Gipson. NJ. H. Glib
bons. D. F. Banks, Mr.. Carl Tyler and
all the boys who so generously and
periodically responded to the call of
the country.
When they all get back. as they will
sooner or later, Caldwell will be the
town she ulster be. And, there is none
better
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
Woman's Relief Corps-Ausention

The next regular netting of the
corps will occur on February, lst, at
2:3O D. m. at the Armory on Main St.
All members are cordially invited to
attend.
AT the meeting held Saturday, jan
uary Is. the officers for 1919 were
installed as follows: President. Nina
Butler; S, V, P, Celestia Lybolt; ].
V. P, Julia Smith; treasurer, Besse
Mcconnell; Cond.. Cora Combs; Asst.
Cond., Mala CALDWELL; Chap. Clara
MCGEE; secretary, Clara Kimple
guard, Daisy McNair; musician, Bess
Price; color bearers, l, Laura Starcher
z Mary Rhodes 3, Mrs, Bertsch 4, Mrs,
Jackson.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
GUARANTEED WHEAT PRICES
RESTRICTED TO CROP 1919
Acting Secretary of Agriculture Furn-
ishes Information to
Farmers.

At the request of certain farmers OF
this county Judge Curtis Hayden
wired the Secretary of Agriculture
relative to price of 1919 wheat crop, as
the farmers were inclined to fear I'M
certainty in regard thereto, Judge
Hayden is in receipt of a telegram
from Acting Secretary G. |. Christie,
as follows:
Guaranteed wheat prices as pro-
claimed by President, September 2
1918, is restricted to crop to be har-
vested in 1919 and marketed before
June l, 1920"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
Caldwell's Quota is $lsOo.0o.

Caldwelfs Quota for the relief of
the peoples of Asia Minor is Sl5OOOO
so Campaign Manager Wamsley an
nounces. Mr.. II. ii. Hayman has been
appointed city campaign manager,
The quota of other Canyon county
communities are: Nampa $500 90;
Parma, $5S000; Wilder. $25000; Mid
dleton. $4,000.
The total amount to be raised
throughout the country is $4,000 900
ldaho's quota is $75,00O.00; and Can
yon county's $4,000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
ATTORNEY HILL OPENS
OFFICES IN CALDWELL
Graduate of College and Leland Stan
ford-Former Law Clerk of
Supreme Court.

Clarence S. Hill, we'll known young
man of this county, has opened law
offices in the Little building, and will
practice his profession in all courts.
Mr.. Hill is a graduate Of the Col
lege of Idaho, 1910; took his law at
Leland Stanford University; was law
clerk of the Idaho Supreme Court
until called into service BY the gov
eminent. He is capable lawyer and
stands well among the members of the
profession.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
John Ross Laid to Rest.

Funeral services were held at Par
ma Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
for John Ross, one of the pioneer
citizens of the Boise valley and father
of c. Ben Ross, chairman of the board
of county commissioners. who died at
his home at Pocatello the first of the
week. The deceased settled in Idaho
in 1862 and was prominently identified
with the mining development of the
state at Rocky Bar in the early sixties
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
NAMPA COUNTY WOULD TAKE
PARTS OF THREE COUNTIES
Canyon, Ada and Owyhee to Give
Territory to New County With
Nampa as County Seat

Nampa county, as proposed this
year, will take portions of Canyon.
Ada and Owyhee counties. The
boundaries of the proposed county in
cludc the Kuna section of Ada; the
Gem district and the eastern portion
of Owyhee county. and that seton Of
Canyon south and east of Midway.
A bill to provide for the new county
has made its appearance in the legis-
laturc.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
New Tractor on Market.

], B. Bedwell, agent for southern
Idaho for Wallis tractors and ]. l..
Case implements, was in the city from
Bots yesterday. Mr.. Bedwell will soon
have carload of tractors at Boise and
he invites the farmers to investigate
them. The Wallis Cub Junior" trac-
tor is an all steel, dust proof tractor,
years ahead of its time. Announce
ments of the tractor will be found in
The Tribune later.-Adv.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
I. o. o. F. GRAND LODGE
ELECTS CALDWELL MAN
Grand Encampment Elects Ross
Grand Patriach; Isham Junior
Warden; Gipson, Treasurer.

Caldwell is we'll represented among
the officers of the Grand Fncamp-
ment. I. o. o. F., elected for the en-
suing year Mr.. c. b. Ross was
elected grand patriarch: Conrad
Brandt of Pocatello. grand high
priest A. F. psham of Caldwell grand
senior warden; H. F. Hunter of Ida
no Falls. grand junior warden: p, +.
Horne of Caldwell grand scribe A.
F.. Gipson of Caldwell, grand treas
urer.
w, r. Lively of Wallace was elected
grand representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge for one-year term; NJ.
B. Gwinn Of Boise for two-ycar term.
Plans for Home.
AT the session of the Grand Lodge
in session nj Boise this week plans for
the Odd Fellows Home in this city
were taken up and discussed, There
are $SSn0 Oh in the fund with which
to provide home for orrhans rod
aged members Of the order, The
ground near Caldwell, donated by
Hon NJ r. Gwinn. have been pre-
pared. II Is thought that work will
be started on the home this year,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
Presbyterian Church.

Rev, 4, G Evans OF Goodng will
preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening,
Mr., Evans comes as 4 candidate He
is young man of promise aud is
highly recommended There should
he large and representative gather
ing to hear and greet him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
Two Accused of Theft.

Clarence Murphy and Ed Benson
were arrested Wednesday morning by
Sheriff George w. Froman upon in
structons from the shariff of Paycttc
county upon the charge of stealing a
number Of horse collars. The collars
were alleged to have. been stolen at
New Plymouth and sold at Payette.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
Held on Fraud Charge.

Phil Harris, who resides near Nam
pa, was arrested Tuesday night upon
the charge of selling mortgaged
bond of $500 for his appearance at a
preliminary hearing to be held before
Probate Judbe S. Ben Dunlap.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
Death If Mrs prestel

Mrs Gertrude Pres'cl. wife cf S'nr-
lev c pres'cl DAUGHTER of Mr., and
Mrs T.. M Niehol. died at the home
OF her parents in this city Monday
evening, Death resulted from tuhar-
culosis, Mrs, Prestel had been sick
for the past year, Her husband is in
France.
The funeral was held Tuesday In
terment was at Canyon Hill cemetery.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
NEW PHONE RATES
ARE NOW IN EFFECT
Changes Ordered by Postmaster Gen.
eral Took Effect Tuesday Morn
ing-Night Calls Are Low.

At IL o'clock Monday night the new
telephone toll rates went into effect
throughout the country. These new
rates were made by Postmaster Cen
eral Burlcson who is operating the
telephone lines by direction of Presi-
dent Wilson,
Under the new rates as announced
there is charge of Ga cents a mile
air line mileage with half the day rate
for night service up to II o'clock and
one-fourth of the day rate between
midnight and 4:30 a. m.
Manager Beatty of the Caldwell ex-
change states that the new rates ara
reduction as the present basic rate is
8 cents per mile. The reduction for
night service is an attempt to dis
tribute the load more evenly through
out the day The new rates obtain
throughout the country and when
once understood will be liked by the
public. Where the toll charge is less
than Is cents there can be no party
to party call For instance there can
be no call made for particular person
at Nampa Mr. Beatty says that Dis
trict Manager F.. B. Jones explains the
HCW ldlCS dS lOllONS
This is really reduction in the
telephone rates, as the charge hereto
fore has been cents per air line mile
whereas it now is reduced to Ga mills
This whole Encouragement" said Mr.,
Jones, SIS an effort to standardize all
long distance rates throughout the
United States and has no effect upon
local calls"
Party Calls Higher.
I'm tddition to the 81 cents per air
line mile there is Is per cent in !
crease" explained Mr.. Jones, when
the call is rut in for particular
party. However, no person to person
call will be accepted where the sta
ton to station call is less than l.
cents.
Night Rates Reduced.
1--WE ero hcpirq" said Mr.. Tones
ito educate the public to use the lonc
distance phone and are standardi7ina
our rates throughout thu United
States SO that calls will he the same
frcm my point. The different rates
for different hours is apt to be con-
fusing at first. but is really quite sim
pie. A call from New York to San
Francisco will cost $40 during the day
time, but after $50 o'clock in the
evening the same call will only be S.
up to midnight and after midnight
and prior to 4:30 o'clock in the morn
ing the call will be just S. This is
an effort to distribute the load OF
calls more evenly throughout the "a
hours On long calls there is of course
a change in time, but the time at that
point where the call originates is that
which is taken.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Cakes, Jr.,
started work on new residence this
week. The nc whousc will be of the
bungalow type on Cleveland Boulc-
ward near the College.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24

WANTED--About ? dozen White
Orrington or Plymouth Rock hens
Inquire Tribune office. LA
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-15
AUGUST ., 1919


John A. Earring to Whitman Co.,
right of way seq % and 36-15-40, 81.
Geo. j. Wigen, Jr., to Whitman
Co., neg and eh of 2-14-40, seq s.
1910, 81.
A. A. Scholtz to Whitman Co.,
right of way over seq 4-15-41, 81.
Barbara Stueckle to Whitman Co,
right of way over nh of 17-15-41, 81.
J. ]. Stueckle to Whitman Co.,
right of way seq and swq 8, swQ l6-
15-41, 81.
Henry Stuckle to Whitman Co.,
right of way over VIII 9-15-41, 81.
John Stuckle to Whitman Co.,
right of way over the seq IS, neg 8
15-41, 81.
John Stueckle. to Whitman Co.,
right of way over the nwq 10-15-41,
ST.
]. e. Sauer to Whitman Co., right
of way over the neq of nwq 7-15-42,
ST.
Geo. Sauer to Whitman Co, right
of way over the seq of swq 6-l3-42,
81.
R. w. Oehs to Whitman Co., right
of way over seq 1-15-41, 81.
Cyrus W Neel to Whitman Co,
right of way over sea 3, ell of l6-
14-40, 81.
Jesse Miller to Whitman Co., right
Of way over VIII u, ell of SEQ 20-l4-
40, 81.
c. NJ. Lamb to Whitman Co., right
of way sh rs, VIII 80, ell of 30, nwq
4-13-40. ST.
c. II. Lambert to Whitman Co"
right of way over nwq 10-15-41 81.
John Luft to Whitman Co., right
Of way over seq S-15-41, 81.
Kate LechthaIer to Whitman Co.
right of way over nh of neq 7-l5-
Al. 81.
Thomas kyloo TO whitman - >
right of way over VIII of VIII ,, nj OF
,neq 1O-14-4o, 81
Archie f Kneale to Whitman 60"
right of way over swq of neg. seq
or nwq and swq 1o-14-40, s.
Chester E. Keykendall 20 WHIT
man Co. right of way over swq OF
swq 4-1S-40, 81.
Henry Krom to Whitman Co right
OF way over swq 3O-15-41., seq 20
1910. 81.
Roy Jones to Whitman Co, flghf
OF way over II and 2-15-41. 81
John Heidnger to Whitman 90"
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acquainted with Gideon r law
renee.
Sylvians D. Shipman to The pnh
lic' well acquainted with Emma T.
Shipman.
Mortgages
Albert Diebel to c. S. Barns lots
IL, 10, in l-16-45, $4,000.
Albert Diebel to r. II. Hill tract
govt lots 8, 16, in 2-16-45. s83oo
c. w. Howry to August KiIlian
crop nwq of neg 1S-l5-46, $475.
Bill of Sale
H. ] Everett to Pacific Coast Ele.
yator Co, building and fixtures ON
west side of ~ P. R. R. track nen
S5-16-45, $3.50.
Notice of Change of Corporate Name
and Place of Business
Kincaid Machinery Co. to Carr
Howard Cram Co, to Enensburg
Wash.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Century Machine Co. to Royal Ba-
kerry, $3.50.
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County Records
AUGUST 4, 1919

,,orr n. Lamb, Mary T.. Lamb
49, n Drescher and Francis O.
NH. trustees of Church of United
-.hran in Chrch, to Marshall K
a.a,l lots II, 10, blk II, Evan, 81.
r Lawrence to Sarah A. Gar
~. tract in Garfield, $500.
Joseph w. Graham to George II.
canon all lot 6, blk |, Rose Park
"a. pullman, $4,000.
leonard Hegnauer to H. E.
r-oodv swq swq 5-14-45, $4,000.
r Manring, Co. Treas, to Ray
,.mstrong, lot 2, blk s, Powers add,
palouse SIT.
tvdia A. Slocum to Charles w.
s,orm lot 5, blk H. Lockhart's add,
St. John, 81
rorena Euler, Admr, to Isabelle
rainbach. lot 8, blk 10, steptoe, ST..
Order of Sale
rounty commissioners of Whit
Nm County to B. F Manring, Co.
T,aas lot 2, blk s, Powers add, Pa
lOuce, SIT.
Affidavits
n G. Poole to The Public, person
.l,v acquainted with ]. NJ. Nelson.
Isabella Taylor to The Public, one
and same person who acquired title
4 certain property on September %,
1916.
II r. Tweedy to Ella NJ. Letter
man sea Of swq 5-14-45, tract in
5-l4-45, $4,000.
Releases
Security State Bank to Wilbur F,
Smith ct VT, Ruth, and son, Roy, real
ntge, $4,000.
ChatteI Lien Notice
Colfax Retreading Works VS. G. O.
Dayton and Roy Meyers, auto, $138,
for labor, etc.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Ahrens & Ahrens, Inc, to NJ H.
Richardson, auto, $1806.
Crescent Dry Goods Co. to Laura
r Greer, victrolG and records, SOL
Floyd II. Hamilton vs.. Mrs. F. W
Lenzi, C. j. Reid and Eva J. Haines,
washing machine, $3.50.
Anglo-American Mill Co to Frank
Swach, roller miller No. ,, 1855.
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AUGUST Z, 1919
Deeds

Deeds
W II. Gwinn to d, f. Hall, tract in
Garfield, 1875.
John squires and Cash ~ Gaddis
to NJ, D. Henry, lot /, blk 10, Gar
den City add, Pullman, $25.
Mortgages
Neal c. Mcclure to First State
Bank, Garfield eh Of swQ 29-17-45,
$4,000
Gilbert W. Pierce to the Pacific
Bldg. & Loan Assn. lot Z, blk 3, w.
Fl. Rudolph's add, La Crosse. $500.
Assignment
Farmers National Bank. Colfax, to
James Rock, real mtge, $4,000 (mtge
made by Chas. and Fred Webber).
Releases
Pullman state Bank to Lou e.
Wenham, chattel, $500.
Sherman, Clay & Co. to Bessie
Miller and Mrs Isaac Miller, condi-
tional bill of sale.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Linyille Bros. to James w Rudy.
auto, $3.50.
AUGUST 8, 1919
Patents
United States to Barbour c. Har-
yey, sh Of seq 26-14-3S.
Deeds
Milwaukee Land Co. to l.. f. Rob
leder, lot 1, blk Sc, Milwaukee Land
Co.'S LIST add, Moldcn, SIS.
Barbour c. Harvey to John NJ
Harvey, sh of seq 26-14-38, 5000.
Mortgages
John NJ. Henley to Barbour c.. Har-
yey, sh of seq 26-14-3S. $500.
J. F. Day to W NJ Stipe, 2 Nc
Cormick headers, 3 header boxes.
derrick table, / Case separator, 4
steam engine, water tanks. truck
$1400.
Gordon Hickey to La Crosse Motor
Co. auto, $21S.50
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AUGUST 6. 1919
Deeds


y Oeell ". Dell to Geo. F. Barber,
II 7 D blk 4, Lockhart's add, St.
s,,ss -. NJ MacGregor to Isadore
" 0eaecker. lots T, s, blk So. Gins
80, Garfield, $40.
nary 3 Ruark to Mary crithfie!d.
llOoo . rirss add' 81. john
~ Ae 8 H, Hill to Albert Diebel.
i, :, ~ of 1-16-45. $500.
sos.s Town of Albion to Eva Ke-
AMI s1' Olks 8, . End add, Cemetery.
AHA Nortz to Frank NJ. Phillips.
! blk 5. Uniontown, $500.
ii. : !. Mcclure. Sheriff, to western
Il Bldg. east 32 feet of lots
III : pix 2, Tekoa. 5000 (west-
Inn sn Bldg. Co. VS.. Ada Quinn,
r = nacken, Bernice AIaeken and
aa,soo heKeehen. Referee. to ]. P.
psirvia, lots 2, 3, IL, 10. IA, blk 2.
''ss add, Tokoa. $500.
John : Affidavits
y Poole to The Public. we'll
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AUGUST ;, 1919
Deeds


Milo Boland to James r. Heating
lot 8, blk 80, Perkins & Prescotts
Riverside add, Colfax, 81.
Harold veblen to John P. Duke,
seq 17-l6-45, $4,000.
Nm Smith to William H. Robert
son, lot l, blk 2, East F ST., Breed
ings add, Palouse, $50.
Guy Hughes to Emmette V.
Hughes lot II, blk 9, Winona, 81.
Mortgages
Sigma Beta Pi Sorority to Pull
man Savings & Loan Assn, lots II,
u, in Terrace Park add, Pullman,
5000.
b. F. Beckley to First Saw. e Trust
Sank~of Whitman County, lots 8, 4,
Of 6-16-39, $1,000.
. J H. Hoots to Andry ]. Dressler,
merry-ga-round, engine. tools. inn
dement's, etc, $500.
.. ". Roberts and Orla E. Lair to
A. B Doster, stock candies, tobac-
COS cigars, pipes, pool tables and
equipment, $1,000.
Releases
Paelfic Bldg. & Loan Assn to
fied Wesselman, real mtge, $1,000.
Bill OF Sale
=, U Dayton to Marion Freeman.
household furniture, $145.
A. B. Doster to D. w. Roberts,
'iliard and pool tables and equip
Aent, etc, $4,000.
Conditional Bill, of Sale
MITCHELL Lewis & Staver Co. to
y woodward, auto, 1895.
II H. Avis to Carrie Demo. auto
1l175. "'0
Clark Music Co. to A. N. Bilyeau.
piano. $3.50.
piano $375.
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AZ, 81
John Helm to Whitman Co. right
o way over swq 6, nwq 7-15-42. ST..
Adam Gerlitz to Whitman Co.
rlsht OF way over seq 1-15-41. 81.
Katherine Fry to Whitman co
right Of way over nh 8O-15-41. also
seq 25-15-4O, 81.
Phillip Fox to Whitman Co. right
o. way over VIII of swq 2-15-41. 81.
L. j. Emerson to Whitman Co..
right of way over the neq 29-l4-4o,
81.
j. c. Carlson to Whitman Co.
right of way over the VIII 1o-14-4o.
81.
Phillip Brockel to Whitman Co,
right of way over VIII of 17-15-41.
81.
Charles T Benner to Whitman Co.
right of way over 19-15-41, ST..
NJ, R. Barnhill to Whitman Co
right of way over the nwq 28-t4-
40, 81.
Frank II. Alderman to Whitman
Co, right of way over swu 3-15-41,
Isl
Theo. H. Alderman to Whitman
Co. right of way over neq 10, neo
9-15-41, 81.
Marian r. Kent to Lille M.
herns, lot ?, blk 81, Wneys End
add. Palouse, 81.
J. NJ. Smith to Burrel +. Smith
tract lo-lS-45. also nwq 10-tS-45.
$33,500.
W. o. Neff to Jas. A Wilhelm, lot
Il, blk /, Morrow Land Co, LIST add,
Maiden, $500
julius Lippitt to Chas II. Lawson,
tract t9-16-44 also tract in 14-t6-
43, also lot s, blk 7, CoIfax. $500.
Claude " Hall to Fred b. Wolff
and John e, Wolff, nh of seq 81, lot
.3 Of $2-1S-46, $4,000.
d. e. Foster to W. w. Foote, lot
2, sh lot / Monroe St. add, with resi-
dence on said sh lot /, Pullman,
$4,000.
J. P. Burson to D. c. Johnson, lots
2, 3, 10, Is, IA, blk 2, Fairview add,
Tekoa, 1925.
Isadorea Strohecker to G. NJ. Mae
Gregor, lots :, 3, blk 81, Guls End
add, Garfield, $40,
Mortgages
Elizabeth A. Lawson to Rueben
Green, ell of swq, lots 3, 4 of 49,
16-44, $500.
Burrell f. Smith to Colfax Ma
tional Bank, sh of the nwq, swq and
VIII of eq 14-1S-43, except, $4,000,
Burrell f. Smith to ColfaH Ma
tional Bank, nh of seq, pit neg 10
18-45, except, nwq 1O-1S-45. Sl2.-
GEO.
w. ". Foote to the Pullman Saw
X l@O"h ASSh'j oil iOJ /, lOI =, Moi
roe st. add, Pullman, 5000.
Minnie NJ. Hesner to Firss State
Bank. Lacrosse, lots ), 6. blk 1,
Shobe's LIST add Lacrosse, $3.50.
J. NJ Stephens to A. H. Averill
Machinery Co., traction engine. tank,
separator, etc, $1135.
f. J. Doneen to J. I. Case fresh
ing Machine CO. loader attachment,
etc, $94S.
Releases
Byron c. Leonard to John II. Law
son, real mtge, ]. NJ. Smith, $4,000.
John Deheus to l.. e. T4argent.
real mtge, $1,000.
Frank T. Barnard to D. e. Foster,
real mtge, $4,000.
l. " Miller To L. e. Largent, real
mtge, $1,000.
Power of Attorney
r. NJ Johnson to c. l.. Mackenzie,
Receipt
II. A. Luesing, city treasurer of
Palouse. to ]. W. Johnson. s. corner
blk 102, $40.
Conditional Bill of Sale
RideeWay Motor Co to Cecil CleI-
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Virginia Y. Harold, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned hes been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Virginia
Y. Harold, decreased, and has quail
fled as such administrator.
That all persons holding claims
against the estate of said Virginia v.
Harold must serve the same on
Neiil and Sanger, my attorneys of
record. at their office in Pullman
Washington and file the same to-
gether with proof OF such service,
with the clerk of the superior court
OF the state of Washington in and
for Whitman county, at ColiaX'
Washington, within six month5 from
the date of the first publication OF
this notice, or the same viii be for
ever barred
Date of first utilization, July %,
1919.
f. C. FARR,
Administrator of the Estate OF
XYf.oiri, Y IL rrOld
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Administrators of the Estate 0
Virginia Y. Harold