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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
Kronika Chica&Oska.

John Tucker, mowca pisarz.
Zycie sedziego Landisa ocalii
prawdopodobnie fakt, re opiata
pocztowa by}a nicdoplacona. Ma
pakunku by}y tylko 4 znaczki po
&c, a mialo bye 33 Gently, wsku-
tex czego pakunek zostai wstrzy-
maiiy " Sawym Yorku, lecz tyl-
ko ef..whowo, poniewaz byi adre,
sowany do sedziego federalnego.
Sedzia Lands takze skaza} ma
wiezienie III ,.slackerow', kto--
rzy wszczeli zaburzenie W Rock
ford.
Sedzis Lands jest ogolnie zna
ny &c swej surowej bezstronno--
sci, z nieustraszonej odwagi. ze
swej bezwzglednej lojalnoSci dla
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Swiecii
przykladem patryotyzmu i CORA
cego zapaiu dla wojny przeciw
prusactwu W czasie, gdy najwyz-
szy urzednik IN. Chicago kokieto-
wal z Niemcami.
Szef policyi Garrity wysia} po-
lecenie do wszystkich komen-
dantow precynktow policyjnych
w Chicago, azeby ostrzegli wy.
b;tnych obywateli, mieszkaja-.
cych W tychze precynktach.
Powzieto ma poczcie wszelkie
srodki ostroznosci, tax re zadna
borba sic ME przedostanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
Z Biura llsisaruloglclnsgs.

Wsch0d sfoiica o. godZinie 5;46.
Zach6d sIonca o godzinie 7:4S.
Pogoda w Chicago / okolicy: DE-
siai deszcz zrana, p6tniej pochmur-
ME; jutro pogoda niestala l chlod--
no. Wiatr umiarkOwany, p6inocny'
Temperature doby minionej: MAJ
wyisza wczoraj o godzinie 8 wieczo-
rem: 81 stopni. najniisza Q SH'lz;nic
Z rAno: 43 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
Chlodne Przyjecie DelegacyiNiemieckiej
Strajk Majowy StoEcach Europejskich.
Operacye wojenne w Austryi, ma
Wesrzech w RosYi.
INNE TELEGR A ~.

WlSW PIelllICICIil Olld'IuO iii
nistrem dla spraw zagranlcznych
Sonnino co do sytuacyi w}oskieJ,
poczem przesiai do Paryza tele-
graficzne sprawozdanie, wySwie-
tiajac dokiadnie poglady Wlo-
chow i wIoskiego rzadu. w kO-
ZACH rzadowych dano wyraz ma
dziei. re Paryz uzna, IL cabinet
wioski przez to salno delesa-
cya otrzymaly wszelka wiadze cd
parlamentu i ze niebawem przyj-
die do rozwiqzania problemu A
dryatyckiego. Wszyscy oczekuJa,
jaki skutek wywrze ia prezyden-
Gle Wilsonie i Aliantach wotum
zaufania parlamentu wloskiego /
spodziewaja sic, re konferencya
pokojowa uzna potrzebe zaspoko-
jenia zadan wioskich i uniknie--
cia zupeinego zerwania, ktorc
mogioby doprowadzic do powaz-
niejszych nastepstw.
Popolo Romano W ten spos6b
ujmuje Gala sytuacye: SWAT roz
strzygnac musi: Albo nastapi
ssgads ,piedzy pieeionia mocar--
Swami W kwestyi wioskiej albo
Wiochy zmuszone beda dzialat
niezaleznie cd innych." Ogolnie
jednak wioskie pisma ME ataku-
ia juz tax gwaitownie prezyden-
ia Wilsona.
Paryz, /. maja. - w chmurze
wioskiej dojrzano tutaj maiq
'szczeline. kt6ra dale nadzieje, re
niebawem ustapia trudnosci, kt6-
re nagromadziiy sic W kwestyi
wybrzeza Adryatyckiego, Pierw-
sze kroki celem podjecia ma no.
wo ukladow ME wysziy jeszcze z
zadnej stroly, So jednak pewne
oznaki z RZvmu. ktore wskazuia
ma to, re jakiekoiwiek poczyna--
MIA re strony Paryza byiyby wzie
te pod pima uwage. Sentyment
wiekszoSci wsrod delegatow jest
przeciwko przyzywatiu wioskiej
reprezentacyi zrazu sadzono, re
prezydent Wilson rowniez po-
dziela to zdanie. Ci jednak, kto-
rzy stoja najblizej prezydenta "a
pewniaja, re jezeli Wlochy wy
rzekna sic Fiume i przyjma je--
den z planow prezydenta, otrzy-
maja tax dogodne suggestive, ze
stosunki moga bye ma nowo ma
wiazane bez narazenia ich god
noSci honoru. To wiaSnie zaan-
gazowanie osobistego honoru jest
obecnie wazniejsza przeszkoda W
osiagnieciu ugody. anizeli sana
kwestya terytoryalna, wiadomo
bowien, re chociaz publicznoSc
wfoska domaga sic jeszcze Flu
ME, stanowisko rzadu ME jest juz
tax slime j dazy widocznie do
przyjecia jednego z planow Rady
Trzech, ma podstawie ktorego
Fiume byloby portem miedzyna.
rodowym. Podobno Rada jak !
I.prezydent Wilson zdeeydowani
sa ME ustapis " kwestyi Fiume.
RZAD RADYKALoW MONA
cHIJSKIcH oBALoNY.
KoperhaEa !, maias = Rad
rsdykaiow bavarskiein w Mona
chium zostaS obalofy stosownie
40 depeszy 3 Beflina, mowi kores
pondent Berlingyke Tidehde. KoT
respondent dodaSes re stosownie
do prawa wcjennego wojska rza-
dove rozstrzelak peNna liczbe
c2lonkow ezeSwohe5 gwardyis
kt6rych sehwytaao gdy tynlesza. "a
sem tiutn poehM5cH sitiyeh ko-,
munistow usiiosyai ieh wylllorE.
dowac..
: pokOhcsenie ma strohiSy s-ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
LEPsZE WIDOKI w SYTUA
CYT WIOSKIEL

Rzyrn. /. maja. - Amerykah-
ski ambassador Tomas Nelson
Page miai wczoraj diugi inter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
Senatorzy Republika1scy Zadaja Dalszych Po-
prawek " Konstytucyi Lgi Narodow.
PANCERNIK TENNESSEE SPUSzCzoNY Ma WODE,
Bomb Bo1szeWicleict
lime Telegramy KrajOwe.

da najmowac lamistrajk6w pod
warunkiem, zc ci wzamian ME
beda pokazywat sic ma ulicY
wszystko byio W porzadku. Woj
ska W Indianapolis zmobilizowa.
ne, gotowc do odjazdu do Lin.
ton, otrzymaly rozkaz pozosta--
MIA ma miejscu.
Fort Wayne, 1 maja. - Szei
policyi Abbott oswiadczyi wczo.
raj, re zwola Gala policye, jezeli
do tego zajdzie potrzeba, W razie
gdyby podczas zapowiadanego ze
brania bolszewickiego dosz}o do
jakich rozruchow. Zebranie to ma
sic odbyc W protescie przeciw IT,
wiezieniu Eugeniusza Debs'a.
Szef dalcj oswiadczy}, &c przya-
resztuje pierwszego cziowieka,
kt6ryby sic powazyl rozwinac
czerwona flage.
SPISEK MA zYCIE URZED-
NIKoW FEDERALNYCH / &
sZNANYCFt oSoBISToScI
KRAJU.
Nowy York, 1 maja. ->Bolsze-
wicy wyslali przcszio trzydziesci
,nlaszyn piekielnych" do rozmai
tych znanych urzednik6w W kra-
ju. Z tych' szesc doszfo do miej-
sea przeznaczenia. Szesnascie In.
nych zostalo powstrzymanych
przez pewnego m{odego kierka
pocztowego. -
Z wyjatkiem J. P. Morgana. !
!. D. Rockefeller'a wszystkie ME
NAL bomby zaadresowane byly
do urzednlkow federalnych, jak,
sedziow, prosekurator6w, burmi:
strzow urzednik6w immigracyj.
nych, ktorzy swe silly najwiecej
wytezyli przeciw dzialaczom an.
tyamerykahskim.
Wiadze nowojorskie twierdza,
re celem tych wysyiek byio wy.
mordowanie ilajgfowniejszych fl
CUR W walce przeciw radykalizmo
wi oraz zaprowadzenic W kraju
terroru na podobienstwo obec--
ME istniejacego w Rosyi.
Dlaczego bolszewicy wybrali
dzieh pierwszego maja ma rozpo.
czecie owego terroru, wiadze fe.
deralue tlumacza, W sposob na.y
stepujacy: Pierwszy dzieii mdja
jest czczonym przez wszystxie or
ganizacye robotnicze jake Dzieii
Piracy. Dzien ten uznany Jest "a
swieto przez najspokojniebzych
lrobotnikow zarowno przez mai
radykalniejsze organizacye. Ten
wiashie dzieh wybrsli eterrorysci
ma urzeczywistnienie swego pla.
nu zaprowadzenia terroru. fiW
tynl, dniu iniafy sic odbyc licsne
manifestacye przeciw uwiezieniu
lDebs'a j aIooney'ego zasadzonc-
so ma dozywotnie wiezienie "a
lrzucepie bomby podczas pochodu
patryotycznego W San Francisco
Cal.
Pomi1no re wiadzie powstrzy.
tmaiy SSprzesyike dwudziestu
|dwoch bomb, ktore jak sic poz.
llIej wykazaio, byiy zupeinie jed.
lnakowo skonstruowane. ME via.
domo dokiadnie lie takich bomb
EWysiano. Dlatego departanient
tpoc stowy wydai ostrzezenie pill
laegg przegla adniseia kazdegoa pa,
Is-. 49, - y 80. !. - ~ KS -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01

DokSoatssple u ssronicy g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
MOVIE PODATKI.

Washington, 1 maja. - Il
dniem dzisiejszym nastaja W kra
ju nowe podatki Cd wyrobow CO.
dziennego uzycia. A wiec opodat
kowane beda automobile, woda
sodowa i przedmioty przepychu,
rozmaite soki uzywane z lodaml,
napitkic lekkic, lody, it'd. Naste-
pujace napojc mic beda opodat-
kowane: kawa, herbata, maslan-
ka. gorqca czckolada, bullony po-
midorowe i inne. Lody ME podle-
gaia opodatkowaniu, jczcli zable-
ra sic je do domow.
SLIME TRZESIENIE ZIEMI
w SALVADOR.
Nowy York, maja. - Depe-
szc otrzymane cd firmy kablowej
The South American Cable
Co." oznajmiaja, re trzesienle zle
mi, kt0re nawiedzilo Salvador
try dni, temu, -byio niczwykie
slime. Dotychczas ME otrzymano
zadnych szczeg6l6w, ale depesza
twicrdzi, ze szkody poczynlone
r6wnaja sic szkodom poczynio-
nym przez trzesienie w tym sa-
myn kraju W roku 1917.
Buffalo, N. Y, / maja. = Sels-
mograf przy kolegium Can't
sius'a zanotowai slime trzesienia
ziemi poczawszy cd godziny $3.50
rano do 6:l8 rano. Najsilniejsze
by}o godzihie 3:59. OdlegloSt
wskazywana wynosila 5000 mil.
Washington, ! maja. - Sci
mograf przy uniwersytecie Geor-
getown zanotowal przeciagie trze
sienie ziemi w.odlegioSci 1000 do
400 mil cd Waszyngtonu.
5000 zOLNIERZY z DYWI-
zYI ,,zELAzNEJ" PoWRACA
DO DOMU.
Philadelphia, l maja. - Trans
portowce Pocahantas. Mercury,
wiozace ma swych polladach oko-
10 szeSc tysiecy zo}nierzy dywi
zyi ,zelaznej" wplynely ma re
Ike Delaware, W. krotkich odste-
pach czasu.
Nowy York, / maja. - Ma O.
krecie Louisville przybiIo do Ia
du trzydziestu oficerow i 1879
zolnierzy nalezacych do T-ej dy
wizyi (WolnoSci) zabranych DO
wojska przewaznie re Stanu No
wego Yorku. Okret wyjechaf z
portu Brest. Ma transportowcu
Regina d'Italia, kt6ry wypiynai
= n ~
Marsylii, ,przyjechaio 1879 zoi=
merry oficerow, Pomiedzy zol-
Enierzan,i byio IS pochodzacych
re Stanu Illinois. S.
| KOMITET ROZSTRZYGNIE
|NIEPoRoZUMIEN1E PoMIF
Dry sTRAJKUJAcEM TELE
| |FoNSTKAMIs A sWLAsCICIE-
LAMI. Ed (. -
Linton, Ind, / kwietnia.
|specyalny komitet wybrany przez
guberhatora James P. Goodrich'a a
Ihedzie sic. staral pofozyc konlec
lzaburzeniom .strajkowyrn wywo-
Elanyn strajkien operatofek te-
EiefoHiczwch w zesziym tygodniu
tkt6re doszly dc, takich fozlriarow
Eze ttzsba byio zwoias nlilicgs
= I I -. - r.sa
tstanoMa dla utrz8Inaiiia " Kar' a !,
Ebach ,iiesfernega aufitr Y T.
I Cd sczasll gdl, ssladze esslsko
wei stanowe W ttsiioNaai 2a-
[kofezeiiia reztarho4Ys zfobiiy 7
Isyaipatykantt stAjkierow ukiaa,
ze wycofaja s@e wojska ir,ie be-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, cDwartek, 4 maja: Sw.
Filipa / Jak6ba.
Jutro. piatek, maja: Sw. Alta
nazego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01

poko6czenie ha strdeiey 3-ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-01
ZWYCIESTWO JAPONII w
KWESTYI CHINSKIEJ.

Paryz, 1. maja. - Spor Chin /
Taponii co do Kiau Czau' zakof1-
czyi sic zupeinem zwyciestwem
Japonii. mowi paryski korespon-
dent biura Reutera. Rada Trzech
wysiuchawszy tax chinskich Jak /
japonskich delegat6w, przysz&a
do konkluzyi, re japonskie zada-
MA musza bye zaspokojone. ia
ponia otrzyma wolna reke w
Kiau-Czau stosownie do jej trak-
tatu Chinami Z roku 1915. No
respondent dodaje, &c iune trak-
taty Japonii Chinami ME beda
naruszone. Umowe co do szcze-
goi6w wykonania traktat0w Z
roku 1915 1918 pozostawiono
radon Chin Japonii.
Wielka Brytania staneia SLIME
"a podtrzymaniem traktatu tai
nego .Japoniq zmusila ostatecz
ME prezydenta Wilsona do usta-
pienia. w rezultacie Japonia O.
trzymuje wszystkie niemieckie
i.,.,,>.z., ,.--,,,-.s., ,s,sKSstIefe-s
Si,s i zxa nijaio VFifsoriowe pun
XIV o samostanowieniu narodow
/ japonskie przyrzeczenia ma po--
czatku wojny, re dziaia tylko prze
ciwko Niemcom re wszystkie
zajete terytorya zwroci Chinom,
w ten sposob Japonia otrzyma
nadzwyczaj cenne koncesye kole-
lowe i mineralne w calym dys--
trykcie Shantung przez to sa-
mo specyalne przywileje W Chi
mach. Chociaz decyzya przewidu-
je usuniecie sic wojsk japoiskieh
Kiau-Czau. dyplomaci zgadzaja
sic ma to, re. niema silly, ktoraby
zmusiia Japonie do uczynienia
tsgo. Przyznaja take mezowie
stanu, ze kompromis ten byl ko-
nieczny, aby Japonie utrzymac
ma konferencyi paryskiej W Ii
DE narod6w, obawiano sic bo-
WIEN, re Japonia przy usunieclu
sic Wioch moze zawrzec korzyst
ne przymierze Rosya i Niemca-
mi, co stworzyioby size dostate-
czna do przeciwstawienia sic Ii
DE. Wielka Brytania zrecznie
stanela po stronie Japonii, kieds
Lloyd George odmowii poparcia
prezydenta Wilsona W pOdtrzy-
maniu jego IA punktow, daJac
przez to do poznania. re pragnie
ut, zymaG nadaI przymierze ja--
ponskie mimo protesty ze strony
Australia. Kanady i Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych.
LEPSZE WIDOKI w SYTUA,
Cyl WLoSKIEJ.
Rzyrn, /. maja. - Amerykai-
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21

report all complaints (rhis last Is I'M
purtaat)
Returning to the leaks. Mr.. Fannon
mentioned the striking fact that one
quarter OF A cent loss on each transac-
tion in 2 store dong Il Turnover OF only
$4,000 a ear would mean a dead loss
'cf S21s75.
Lack or system as 20 credit causes
losses in three WAYS. Frs. through
having too much money tied Up in credit
accounts; second through extending
credit unwiseiy. th,rd. through forget
ting 10 charge items. and losing charge
slips To reduce losses through bad
debts the lecturer recommended that re-
tail merchants Join ana boost a sood
live credit organization.
Delivery losses are exercising naer-
chants everywhere. as Mr.. Faunon 1ndi-
Gated He advised merchants 10 avid
long lauls, cut out unnecessary deliv-
cries, ana watch closely for delivered
goods Of which no charge record mas been
Fmade. TEST your delivery costs" he
said. and a cartoon show Cd pront on
goods 10 cents. but delivery charges t5
cents. meaning a loss. The speaker i'd
vised that help be educated into saying
TO customers while wrapping parcels.
j
yoa wish 10 take this with YOU There
is difference IN suggestion which viii
be founn profitable fer people are apt 10
act on The suggestion and carry their
parcesS.
-'ron1ptncss. Courtesty especially to
children). accuracy, appreciation or the
customers point Of view. desire TO
obhge absolute honesty as to TIN. goods
and knowledge OF the goods are all Tea
lures IN good sslesmanship and store
service as pointed out by the lectures.
"A good clers. he said should know.
First. what goods the store keeps Sec
ond. where they may he found. third.
evervth5ns possible ABOUT the goods and
their prices" Especial courtesy should
be shown TO newcomers TO a town or
district. Tt brings business In hand
ling complaints follow the Golden Rule.
Never thy 20 force a sale. Talk oualify.
Let the customer decide. Educate the
clerk 10 realize that the customer is the
boss" IN the last instance BY that
John Wansmaker throye. show all the
goods YOU can even to the customer Who
is simply looking around the stock
These hints Fsnnon gave to clerks IRE
sent.
flnatiY the lecturer showed that the
modern store owner knows. where the
old-fsshioned owner simply guosses.
And with the aid Of a second aim he
pictured the steady strides Of the White
store 70 SURPRISING success following the
visit of an expert in store svstematizing
who upbuilt again tho confidence or
structure OF J. Whites good business
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE To NON-RESIT,FN.,r

NOTICE To NONRESIDENT.
@TAIE on INDIANA LAKE col NrY.
I'M THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
SITTING At GARY MARCH TERN.
l9t9 ELLA SWAIN WASHINGTON
NJ. GEORGE WASHINGTON. CAT 81
NJ 26is ACTION TO DIVORCE.
Vow comes the plaintft by MecCracAen
< 1alfhen Attorne5s. and h,es her com
plant herein. together with an affidaal
~ 2 competent person. showing tha, the
defendant thereto. 10 vii. George wash
nston rs not resident Of the State or
Indiana.
Said defendant ~ therefore hereby
nouhed or tho pondency pr said action
md thaf the same viii stand Tor trial 81
I ne nest term or said Court and thar
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21

unless he appear and answer or oemur
therein. a the calling OF said cause. on
the 18th day Of MAJ, 4. .. 1919. the same
being the md day OF The next term or
said Court TO be begun and held in the
Court House a Gary. in said County and
state, on the 2nd Monday Of May. A d.
1919, said action viii be heard and deter
mined in his absence
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal OF said
Court al Cary this Goth day or March,
q. - 1919
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk l.. S. c.
By NAItp s. CALDER
Deputy C]era.
tSeslp s-2I-2s: ~
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21

ability sadly undermined as il was BY
hese preyentab,e losses The result Vas
The installation through rencr cd credit
of propcr business systm. The release
ri 'hc merchant from drudserN and de-
spar the renovation OF the store the
renewal of customs and the enthusiasm
and vigor of ham, ambitious clerks an
Nous to maintain tho reputation OF their
house for real service.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21
BABY FALLS
IN SCALDIEG
WATER: DIES

Katherine rwardosz, two years OF
age, died or burns early today which
we're received Yesterday morning when
the little girl fell into tub OF scald
irg water al her home in z24, 156th
place, West Hammond. She was the
child OF Mr.. and Mrs John Twsrdosz
The remains will be buried in Holy
Gross cemetery tomorrow By Under
taker 2. A. Lukowski
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21
CHICAGO
CLUB WANTS
ADVERTISING

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHICAGO March 2l.--rhe Aviation
club of ChicaSo may make the first
trans Atlantic air 4 sht Capt B. g.
LipSncr. president oe the club. announced
that a. sirplane capable OF making the
hsht las been offered The club by
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21

Dayton, O.. nlAsufxet1rsr. aaA >ssxt 81
present plans work out trial 1T trans
Atlantic night will be made within tbs
next two weeks
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21

TT. WAYNE - Work IS expected 10
start within few weeks on tho new
SIX story club snd lodge building 70
Re erected By all the Masonic lodges
or this city.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-21

wABASH Congressms Milton
Krsus or the 11th Indiana strict.
VIII be the principal speaker - the
county republican meeting, which MI
Be held here tomorrow.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
Notice to Creditors

Estate of Mlchael Elias Smith,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen by the un-
dersigned, administrator OF the
estate of Michael Elias Smith de-
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said admins
traitor at the Office of Nisbet &
Evans. Moscow, Idaho, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate, in Latah
County, State of Idaho.
Jerome E. Smith, administrator
of the Estate of Michael Elias
Smith deceased.
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, June
30th, 1919.
Nisbet & Evans. Moscow, Idaho,
Attorneys for Administrator. 27-5t,
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
Juliaetta to Build Church

A handsome concrete block build
ing for the Methodist church is to
be erected in Juliaetta. A de-
cision to this effect was reached last
Sunday evening at the quarterly
conference meeting when Presiding
Elder R. A. Thoroughman was here
from Walla Walla. The church
extension board has appropriated
the necessary amount of money
lacking by the home people to build
the church and it is the intension
to start the work late this summer
ALI the money necessary is now
ready which assures the construc-
tion OF the new church. The con-
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
DR.. Kelly Locates Here

DR.. Kelly of Lewiston has rent
ed Office rooms just back OF the
drug store and will practice med
iclne here. He arrived the first
of the week and opened his office
Immediately. He expects his wife
here about the first of September
She is now living on their ranch
near Lewiston and will come here
as soon as the crop has been cared
for.
DR.. Kelly was here last winter
during the flu epidemic and made
a wide acquaintance throughout
this territory. He is a graduate Of
Louiville Medical College and ha:
practiced medicine for over seven
teen years.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04

crete blocks will be made here and
it is the intention to give home
people the preference in the work
of constructing the building. The
new church will be 35x61 feet and
will be erected over the concrete
basement now being used as place
for holding church services. The
church will be a snowy structure
with a large tower and will be a
credit to the town. -Juliaetta
Record.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
ORDINANCE NO. 173

Entitled an ordinance providing
for the annual appropriation of the
Village of Kendrick, Latah County.
State of Idaho. for the fiscal year
commencing the first Tuesday IN
May. 1919, and ending the first Mon
day in May. 1920. A. d.
Be it ordained by the Chairman
and Board of Village Trustees for
the Village of Kendrick, Latah
County, Idaho.
Section l. There is hereby appro.
priated out of the current tax levy
of the Village of Kendrlck, Latah
County. Idaho, for the fiscal year
commencing the first Tuesday in
May, 1919, A. D. the sum of $4,000
for general purposes.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
be in force and take effect from anC
after its passage, approval and pub
lication.
N. E. Walker, Chairman
Attest:
Ralph b. Knepper Clerk
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
The Jov of Living

10 enjoy life we must have good
health. No one can reasonably hope
to get much real pleasure out of
life when his bowels are clogged a
good share of the time and the
poisons that should be expelled are
absorbed into the system, producing
headache and indigestion. A few
doses of Chamberlain's Tablets will
move the bowels, strengthen the
digestion and give you a chance
to realize the real joy of living.
Try it.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
Canning Time Again

LOST: Black parasol between drug
store and Bear creek bridge. Find
er please notify Gazette. 27-1p.
Would like to lease good farm,
from 80 to 160 acres, for cash or
part crop, with option of buying.
Address George Chase, 1907 W 4th,
Spokane, Wash. 27-2t.
FOR SALE: galvanized iron Chin
ney. good as new; inquire Gazette
office. 27-tf.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
Nu1< Ml~f~s ~s4Q

Farmers! Stop at the Hotel Kend.
rick for dinner Saturday. 2O-tf.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04
Chamberlain Tablets

These tablets are intended espec-
tally for stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation. If you have
any trouble of this sort, give them
a trial and realize for yourself what
first class medicine will do for
you. They only cost quarter.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04

Cools the stomach. washes out the
bowels, drives out impurities, helps
the liver it's HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Take it once-a-week
during hot weather and see how
happy and contented you'll be. 35c.
Tea or Tablets.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04

If turnips are strong change the
water once while boiling and season
them with cream instead of butter.
When you have added too much
soda to a mixture, add a teaspoOnful
of vinegar to counteract it.
Crust in teakettles can be prevent
ed by keeping a clam or oyster shell
in the kettle.
To whiten clothes put a teaspoonful
of borax in the rinsing water.
Add cupful of mashed potato to
the bread sponge; it will keep moist
longer.
Iron table linen quite damp, and
until it is perfectly dry, which will
give gloss and stiffness.
Clean sinks and bathtubs and
bowls with cloth dampened in kero-
sene.
Pineapple juice Is excellent for sore
throat and Group. The pineapple con-
tafns vegetable pepsin which is rec
commended for dyspepsia. Eat the ripe
fruit with salt, if used as medicine.
Two dust mops. one for downstairs
anu tie OtlTT up, Will save IlduS Steps
when cleaning. A well-oiled mop used
each day on the hardwood floors
keeps them always in good condition.
Five minutes will dust a floor, after
the room is in order. With the week
ly sweeping and cleaning of rugs, the
rooms are always presentable.
Use a curry comb kept for the pur-
pose in scaling fish. Scald them and
hold by the tail when cleaning.
Parsley eaten after onions will kill
the odOr Of onions on the breath.
A high stool with a back makes q
fine seat for one when ironing. Some
women use such stool when dish
washing, and many other tasks may be
lightened by its use.
Bake a lemon until thoroughly hot
and it will yield all its juice wheI
squeezed. Mixed with. sugar the no
juice is especially good for throa
trouble.
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The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04

STRAYtD: Yellow and white
spotted hound, small star on nose.
Finder please notify O. c. Aiken or
phone 3Ox4, Kendrick. 27-1p.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-04

FOUND: Ladies coat, between
Kendrick and Juliaetta. Owner may
have same by calling at the Gazette
Office. 27-1t.