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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

SinteH irdgen. Hiein Tater iii
a%bnungslos geblieben. gr modte
feline GliuiOHen uRo fem ein3iges
W2ooe! nod lauge nidt bergeben.
Sbre licben. tlIgen Yrlefe aber
baben CO mir angeian g. o. -"
so melt nidt nal ionOerIId
origiuea," urtcilte Der 6abrifbefieer.
.9tur marltm i'll niler Nelt ieoen
4torgeu Elm neues Yriefd)en"
Yuaberlcaen Sic ielbit. Ter Brief
mug tets Elm ncles 9atum tragen.
in 6aa Die 8rieitaihe g%eitobIcn mer-
Ocn ioIIte. Cont fam Der @ebctenc
oo4 heltimmt nitlt CUR Normal
ubr,~
nd Jest bearciie i'd. Ser
H~oiabriei muror nlio in Die geIbc
9rieitaide gele9t go icit rcd)ne-
ten Sic nit Sbrcm @erluIt?"
sd 500 Tin i~eOeuIals in Grind.
guIg. Wian bort mo erlebt al BE.
tannten tdglid N0ie$ Sic leben
unIer Grid bcp0brte iid) gldn.
3cno Ytit Dem Eaidcntut in
Ser Sinten mar piInttlih mein
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Die 0 mir butad)ridti0te arimi
nalpolijet batte leidtc Arbeit 49,"
.9as lit einiah genial, &ebmar
Abcr mtnn er nluI ood nid)t
gu oieiCm SteQOi4cin %getonmen
more?"
"@oben Sic ihon mol 10 etipn5
geb0rt! SD nod nie. Sn oieien
sale Wteine feline Sd)pciter
mar ii6rigrn5 oie Wtlltter ocs Gin
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mid etpa ueripdtet botte oaS
WtIuIouent0dterlcin nit Dem anoe-
ren Soldentud) SIT ipielen bate"
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melln ih fragcu bari"
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9enltber I'M iogIcid) Die uerbei'
Belle g~elobmaug ein5ubeimrien -"
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oSlt nod ni6t feitgelegt. Sic
0arf nah 9eiHmaf unO @unih
iorgialtig @abl treifau."
ng8olen Sic mid gu ibr nit.
nebmen? Bite, &GBmor, tim es
eS!"
Sic beioen 4ldnner, oie iid Iange
Sabre fannten tauidten einen Ian.
gen Bid matchmaker.
~Sbr 9iIO bat einen tiefcn Gin.
0rud altf mid 8cmoht," geitano ser
3iiri0er cbrlIh elm.
IS mIr0e eine trau-
lide, iebr lang oll9geoebnte Stun.
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fed, mn0 idelnbar qeiiiblloS gegerl
Wtarncr, crr0tGte ie0e3mat tlet 10
baIo 9err Nrau on3 @ort an iic
ridtete. llno oo3 geid)aD oauerno.
6ritorih 3cBnar fam iid III.
glaublid iiberfIiiiiig Dor. Die Nuf-
regungen 0ieic5 Cages ioroerten 3li-
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Wuroen ibm id)uer, INN en0Iidl gan3
5u3ufaIlen. 3ulueilcn ernurterte er
lid franpibnft uno mari Elm 8ort
IN Die l%lnterbaltung. GinmoI ct,
iAien e3 Elm meuig iinnlo3 49,"
... oSn 0iciem Sale :"
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@lS Die 8ierlid)e Vtorie SeBmar
ibren 9ruoer nah Dem Sinn Ieiner
&orte fragen moIlte, nobm Ser at
Oere ibm Ole Niilbe elmer Nntport
nb, inOem er lid ticf iiber ibre ieIte.
feline &an0 nei0te ms ibr 3uflii.
%Iterte:
~5u oiciem Sale %.flcine, iiibc
3auberin . iinO uro bIeiben Sic
mein San"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

Let our object be, our Country, our
y hole Country, and nothing but our
{ ountry. And by the blessing Of God,
slsy that country itself become a
> Ast and splendid monument, not
u oppression and terror, but of wis
&om, Of peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
3gie oft ,,e3rn uir u,n'2

Cic ~Gcutitc g2ortc" pcr0iient
jjG,te 0jeicr Gage elnet Irtifcl iiber
NnS ljnt}jehen, oer Spar 8ludChlt
oertide &erb3lt1iiic idtjocrt. ubcr
ol'c0 olIi Sen in uuicren omeritoli-
I4cn @ro5ltootcu herritenoen NO
m~o0ea5uitQuO trctien0c 4muen0uul
lUn0cn 0iirftc. 5ie idjrejtt: nAFau
qi.eIt uIier brltigc3 @eidledt
~olro0erue Htumo0eu" 5u ntullcn.
Timer Mau*aerGt. oie 9on5e mob.
mng@einridtna, fomuen 0ieier
9,eigmq 3ur Nerdl0erlmg entacqc1,
i0oen man lie tmuter leidter uno
bepclIidIer auSfi,lrt. lteber Die
&Iuiiagejt 0t5 M3bumq2Uedjiel5.
6Ir ia ourh Die 3ejtumitdnoe 3icm-
lid einacIhrdnft lit, 6rinQt 0a3
oStatiiti0e lSo6rbud) 0eutid'er
StQ0te" cine 9}eihe Don 31hien. sic
fir Die &erQonatl6eit 6eion02re,
&ntcreiie b%conjprud)eu f6n1el.
2(m meuiQiten icGbuit iheiut max
in Stettin 3u i1in; bier uarcn 26.l
Ero}. alter @tDnlut9en crit Bis }l
ied5 NIonoten uou Sem ItBtcn
@iIcter belpobnt, meitcre 1912 Erp}.
irber ied3$ W}ouate bis 3l elnent
,5obr. Neht uer0n0erlmg5IuIti0
irn0 ferncr Die @epobner Don Gili-
itlcotf. no bel 200 Yro5. aQer
@obu1aqeu Sic @cjuaSoouer nidt
ulchr oils feds Monate. bel neitercn
1t,3 Eros. ilbcr feds Monate bis
III einem ESobr betru9. Salt oie,
ic!ben 3nbIen iinocn mir fijr &iel
un0 Glien nltleQeben. Runo ein
Crittcl oller @ohmmlen mar in
oieicn StG0teu aiio b0dliten$ ein
&obr IouQ uon oeuiclbeu 0iicter
brmobnt Nm ieBnoiteiten oogeQta
ermciIen lid, sic Gimpo1ner pon
Gre3oen, StruBblr0 mO 2eip3i9.
lin Sen Qcnomten Stdoten mareu
MIR 1870 Ero3. o6cr 1876 Tro3.
be}lp. 12,l Bros. ullcr W~oDnungeA
biz 3u ejncm boIben &1br mo mci.
t're 81 bis S,S Nro}. BIS jlt elneft
poIien Sabre bon Dem nomlld]et
Gileter bcmotmt, D. /, etma EN- stint
tel Der @eIo1ntiobl. Ser Nntetl Der
Mobnun9erL o'c ctt his 5rpel Sabre
IGra BON 6emieibcn NIIetcr belpobnt
moren. i6npontt III Oen neutid)cn
Stdoten 8miidcn Il unn IS ErO3y
m0bren0 Die @oDnlmNcu nit. elmer
&c}lq5oaucr non }rucI bis oret
t<obren 1902 bis 126 Nro3. oet
@eiamtiohl ol@mot'cn.
GoB ober Ser @clrlfi oeS .%trellen
N}icterS" nodl fcint5rc1s aoni &c
idmmocn 1T 5cilct Die NnQabeH
ubcr @%oI1ntndcr. Die Ftnf bis }chn
Nobre Lang bcnicI6cn N}Ict'r belcr-
tcrQtcn Qicic biloctcn III N|llnd'clt
2t0 Froi. IN Hnrl@r1hc fSd
E3roT. III Heip5i1 iS.5 Ero3- NJ
: ysStaENf ~ g. NNrNs Nor lNplHfftfr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
in htesrm Jallr.
Sfis5e BON State eubOwSfi.

als oer @erIagsbnd6dneler
6rieorif 3ebmar Die Jied)te in bic
8rltittai6e i~entte, nm Dem 3iIrIher
0eid0ftsireuno Die Oerabreoete An'
5ablung mir Die gefauiten Ippcn
uno Wtai1ineuteile 81 leIlten, DlIroe
er nm eineu Shein bIeider. Seine
9ano fam obue DIE Dem aloern
wOblbefanntc geI6e 9rieitaide ME.
Der gum Norihein
YSie lit bod ni6t etfDd .
6egam Ger 6abrItbeliter tait sag
bait uno magte nidt, Den BEG Jnne'
nel Sas 5u u~oI1enocn.
bed g~citoblen! 3ur5eit lit
mir Giles nod Elm wenig ihlcierbait.
Aber eiucu Augenblif
uno er bcgorm angeitrellSt nad)ju'
oentcrI. nAtatiirlid IS fam
nur in Der qual0oaen '@nge Der
eleftrlid)en @nbu gcihcben iein. Gin
anoeres @ef1brt CAB IS nift. unO
ib moate Sic 0oh nidt warten
laiien,"
nSGtten Sic Is urlr geton," mari
Der anoere mitlelo5uoa ein.
8rieorid 8eBmar$ 8elidt er.
ibien nieoer U0liJ friih uno rubig.
nSett erinnere id mid ouh &c.
nnlt, onB elm icbr ior0iditi9 gctIei.
Deter Singing iidl bcionoers nobe
an MIDI beranpreBte, Gr mo fem
on6crer lit Scr Gleb gemeien!~
~Gicicr Stcdbriei oiirite obcr
~teiue$uegS geniiQcu."
ga baden Sic rcdt. gntihff6i-
gen Sic mid lest. Sd muB nudl
Suuie 81 meincr flcinen Sd)meiter."
n@aS? Sic beiieen cine
Sdweiter, mo oapon eriabre i'd
beute gum eritcn MaI?"
Sic miIien mobl, 0oB CUTE 9rii.
ser ibre Shmeitcrn germ inter
GlnS boltcn."
ngr5dbIen b0tten Sic mir ood)
peni9itcns BON ibr f0nncu."
.QoS fam ih ~nod)bolcu. 2egcn
sic @ert oarnni? Sogor ein @ilo
pom ibr TRACE i1 bel mir limo er
belt Dem 3iirider sic Photographic
zines bilobiIbidcu Iohcnoen Sc.
IhopfcS entgcQcn
n@ieaeiht oorl i'd Sic beaIeite.
lno ibr @lttcn Gag ioaen?" iagte
Ser moerc, immcr nod in ocn gIr-
bid oc3 9il0e$ periuntcn.
Grit undl trfoigter N~n5obIurr,
Die mir nntijrIjh i'm N~uaca5!it
nidt wie0er SIR &erfijgung iit,"
rScicn Sic njdlt flcinlidl SeB.
mar. @ir uertraucn chamber oob. "
uSrotoem! Hu0ers the if) eS
nidt. Am Spdtnodutittag .
iagen mir gc9cn ! ltDr bite
i'd Sic nod cjnmoI bIcrger. Gunm
bofie ih 3uuerijhtIid
Sod nidt etlpa nit Ser alien,
gelben 8rieftaide 49,.
rNlcroiu1S.o
Sam miiiicn Sic einen be-
Itimmten @eroad)t bnben, Der iiber
ben onIdlniegcn0en Singing BIN
ausgebt.
n2ciocr nein. Se0oh laiien
mir ho5 iebt. SD er50bIe Sbnen
allies Ipdtcr."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

Ma. no! @n0oiat {5ar So.
din oie cine Rieieuttitc pon Ro.
name mitbrmgD: Sic bubtn ooh
nid)t etspa eiucu StdB2"
.Nep0hrt, 8nd san. MIR o,eieu
IEderldaG!'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

brauh; "or0cu Is oo5 Nort yNolf".
Sober rat C0z rurultcr pcritan0en,
mas Qerooe IL jeirtcn arom paBte,
9eip6bnl.d ,H1s' Nolticn Don ,ln0ipi
ouen Die e. y 0elungen mar. fir
lclne 4niidt 81 8Auinnen.
@iamQrd, iS49.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
N e.ncm aeridtlidlcR &~crfahren

gem e.~an @oItoner 5o3ioIiiten
n'r@ej Nbihnittc olt3 Sen @erfcn
9e2g}ee @iIions 5itirt - ais @ej.
Ipat2 i03iaIiitiider 2ebr-
Ease.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
y to,naen 6ciaaen, Der Greis Oc$

Qopi-'s aer0e am I, &uIi melter Itei-
gen. u Brei5 Ser Eopicrd'en miro
uber ie, ,fau5 nm 0ieie 3cit mie0cr
fallen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28
Die grobibitiun ,iuinat iel6It Sen

OIL l0igiten Qtenihen, 3um Sender
81 trNen. 8ei Sen onocren be0ori e
oc2 .ange$ ia nidlt,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

lbn ipe1ri8er errcgt ol8 Der Nnblid
oes bol0iCliqen 0ciid)t3, oaS fennen
81 lernen err oufridti9e Sehniudt
empfano.
Sieben llbr mar ooriiber, mo
nod INNER fam 6rieorid 8eBmar
nidt. 2eiie famen ollerbano Sc
oanfen mo peinigtcu i'm.
@atte Ole Hllbe oeS GeihdftS.
~freunoe2 nidyt etpa3 Hcfremolihe5?
grtrug elm Mann pie er, Der 10
ileiBi9 unO iorgiam iein Sermogen
ermorben, oieicn groBeu Serluit in
@abrbeit 10 leidt? 8ieleidt bate
6ricOrif) &ebmar Die groBe Sunme
uon $4,000 Mari iiberbnupt nidlt
hcreit gcbobt un0 periuf)te iebt -
in Icbten Nugenblif - Iie 6ulom
men5ubringen.
3ebn Minute nod Dem feitgeIet.
ten 3eIt trot 6rieori0 &eBmar bel
lbni eIll.
Y?im," rel ibm Ger nnoere aui.
gcregt entgeBen.
Statt Ger Nntmort Iegte er OH
Bclbe 9rieitaihe nui Den Gid.
Sic babcn lie po5rbaitig lpic
Der
.Saruobl 1reitauicno M}dri
fcblcn Ieioer, Sic ilno iiir Elm fur
5e5 Hotties 0cl3iadett ulo Elm Gin.
gIa3 unQcle8t Su 6rieorih EeB
mars beilen. ehrIit)en Nugen ltano
Subci eth &adlen.
Nun erj0bleu Sic nal Der Reibr
nad), N'cnidcntlno, fOroerte Ger
6o~brifbeiiber.
Grit oo5 8eIo bite alio
Observation-Disclosures Mort"
Observation-Disclosures. Bite.
icgt abcr los 49,"
llno 6rieorid 1eBmar bcgnnn iei.
uen 9critt.
~@ioeriprcden Sic mir %eefdHioit
njtlt Yieinc Rube bate Sic mis-.
trauiid geunodlt. sic maj aber edit.
Sh mar lldler, 0aB nnler grid I'D,
enolid) beiplhreu mtlBte
.Gtnen Srid2... nod beuor
Oas llnaIiid iiber sic fau2~
.Siuterher trGre IS tpobl 81 ipdi
GCUCleL"
rlIitt auin %ioaunenO. Gebmnr,
rS0rcn Sic aIioI Seotn Nor
gen, bcUor jt altSgebe, bringt mir
meme Sdptitcr, Sic nebeubet rib
reno aud iouit iir mid ior8t. ELL
roligeS 9ricilcin oeS SubaltS:
SD bite Sic btcrourd beutC
unhmltiag nm ) llbr puuttllt,
an Sic ?torulalubr am aleran0er'
plae. Als @5citey
Wouen mir eiu Saideutua in Ser
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SrlGnocr rii6men iid, nnqeitraft

ouf gefdIitte 4diie 81 reiien. Geutitt
ld'naften fir oo5ieIbe &crgeheu I'M
.3uttbauie.
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Selepbon . Gummer 393.
hnnne nj

Qbonuementsprets:
.g~Roro,uftern~, ieben 9ienstag. uno
.Roroiteru", ieoen Srettng g, portos
frei, belize Bohenbldtter 5ulaulH1en PFC
1ubr Hlr. gov"
Rad europa uno @dnnoa, aus
idfieBlih ge8su 8oraus6e3ablun8'
oortofrei; beioe 8odenau58nben
pro sSabr. PAW
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-28

Vim beiten uub li6ertten 1T e. oas
gelS per g o it a 10 / un9 tItoneh
OrSerl. bic Der Yoituteiiter IN ben quo
teren OrtIhaften a~lsireaen fam, gu
ib.rIenben. @beuio gut uno iid)er ltnh
Ole rprebanDei un8erL mel
ghe bic Gaeuten III allen G~rpreB>Statlo>
men ausiteuen. 8euu man ods @elo
per Goftanipeiiune ooer per eTpreBdn'
ipeiiuna Ididt, lit IS nidt notbtue1otg,
otn betrefftnoen 8rief regiitriren gu ldls
len. tpenn Die 4oreiie oeutlit 9eihrIeben
n. Seat man odgegen 8aar9eio IN ben
E8rief, 10 ioQte oieier tets reglltrlrt Iper'
zen INN Ii6er gu ieiu, onb oerielbs rtds
ria antommt. Sir 8eloienoun8en III
einfadem 8riefoeridIuiie itbernebmen
mir teinerlei Observation-Disclosures, 3n1
Ecae pon NoreBnerduo,run8en oer8e1e
nan 10 niht, Gle alte ebeniopobl ME Die
acne Boitoffice %on3u9eber, oenn lonlf
t6uutn mir ben g1men in Den 8ubern
car nibt finoen.
Roueb Groers burfeu nidt, ME oas
70 oft aeIhiebt, dIs permeirtlidle Quit
tuna 3uriidbebdIten tperoen,
fon0err limb in ben 8riefen bet3us
tegen
Suitt1tug erfoIqt MIR burh aenoerln9
ssg DntuuIs nuf Dem aoreBltretfer-
gtun doreiiire eiufah:
rNorbferu", Ga 6rofe, g8is.
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ga Groiie, Sen 2o. Mai 1920.
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eri6eirrt ieoeu 6reitas.

~sxrmusaeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures
aboIf ganbrian. Srd1Ioent.
@eihGftss2otnI:
goroftern>@ ebduoe, 1913 gfatn StrGBe.
Ga groHe. Bis.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-09-28

county democratic ticket and we find
the league candidate for U. S. senator
withdrawing in favor of the demo-
cratic candidate Nugent.
And now it would appear that the
Times is ready to show its true colors
and turn to the defense of the league.
For example the following paragraph
was published in the Herald last
week:
ut has been rumored that the non
partisan league state ticket is not to
be voted this November and that the
league members will swing their sup
port to Nugent for senator instead
of voting for Samuels. Mr.. Samuels
was asked regarding this matter Fri
day and did not deny the truth of the
rumor."
Here is the way the Times takes
exceptions; note that the Times in
sists that the Herald article was
printed with intent to deceive:
with manifest intent to deceive,
the Herald this week states that H.
F. Samuels did not deny that the third
party ticket would be withdrawn. AS
a matter of fact, Samuels distinctly
stated, on his last visit here, that the
third party state ticket would stay in
the field An affirmative statement
is usually considered just as good evil
dence as negative one"
Now read the following clipping
published in Boise on Thursday, the
day before the Times went to press,
containing facts that the Times knew
or should have known weeks ago:
III. F. Samuels, non partisan league
candidate for United States senator
in Idaho, will withdraw in favor of
United States Senator John F. Nj
gent, democrat This announcement
made today by the leagues official
organ, the Idaho Leader, verifies rum
ors that have been circulated in politi-
cal circles for some time.
within the next week, it is UNDER
stood, Mr.. Samuels will come to Boise
and personally file his withdrawal
with the secretary of state. Senator
Nugent was Endorsed two years ago
by the league convention.
AT that time says the Leader,
he was taken on faith. His record
for the past two years has been flaw
less and he has voted consistently for
measures embodying the league-labor
ideals
ut must be remembered that the
last legislature forced the league
labor convention to be held before the
republican and democratic conven-
tions. No one could foretell who
the nominees of the latter convention
would be. Political fairness demands
that, since Senator Nugent's record
in congress has been in the interest
of the great masses Of the people of
the country, he be given the full sup
port of the league-labor forces to
overwhelmingly defeat Mr.. Cooling "
The Herald is content to let the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-09-28
TODAY AND
TWO YEARSACO

Two years ago Editor Mcintyre of
the X. V. Times, devoted column after
column in knocking the non-partisan
league; the leaders were frauds, dis
loyal, unpatriotic, etc.
Two years ago Editor MCINTYRE and
Postmaster John R. Wiley had a fall
ing out because Mcintyre opposed the
candidacy of Nugent, the democratic
nominee for U. S. senator, endorsed
by the non-partisan league Wiley was
for Nugent and Mcintyre was "agin"
him because Of the league endorse
ment.
Two years ago Editor Mcintyre was
positive that the league could mean
no good for Idaho or for Boundary
county.
Now another campaign is on but not
word from the Times against the
non-partisan league. Two years ago
the Times threw down the gauntlet
to the leaders of the democratic party
in this county and openly supported
the republican candidate for u. S.
senator, Frank r. Gooding, because
Gooding was fighting the league.
What change two years can bring
about
Now we find the Times hand-in-
hand with the league members; we
find avowed league members on the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-09-28
Straw Vote on Presidency

The Hawks Drug Store has begun
taking straw vote on presidential
candidates in conjunction with sim
ultaneous polling of sentiment
throughout the United States by Rex
all drug stores, of which there are
5000 engaged in the vote taking. Four
years ago the Rexall stores took a
similar vote and the plan to be fol-
lowed this year will be the same as
then. The stores will report to a
central headquarters at stated inter
walls and every week up to election
week in November the aggregate re-
suit Will be announced from this
headquarters through the individual
stores.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-09-28
Naples Couple Married SATURDAY.

George G. Moore and Mary c. Dob
son, two wellknown young people of
Naples, were married here last Sat
urday, Judge E. r. Henderson per-
forming the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore are receiving
the congratulations and best wishes
of their many friends in all parts of
the county. They will make their
home at Naples.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-09-28

26 head high grade Holstein COWS
and heifers and a registered bull.
Would give lease on my 73 acre dairy
ranch adjoining town if desired by
purchaser. Splendid opening for milk
route Small cash payment, balance
to be paid from monthly receipts. Mrs.
]. NJ. DePuy, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. 1t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-09-28
New Ford Prices

Quite a furry was caused in auto
mobile business circles all over the
United States last week by the an
nouncement of material reductions in
prices of the Ford cars and tractors.
The new and old prices on Fords is
published in full in a half page adj
vertisement by the Crescent Garage to
be found on another page of this
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-09-28

people judge as to the constituencies
of the Times and as to its motives
But why the deliberate misrepresen-
tation? Why the denial of obvious
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paper.
Two or three other makes of autos
have followed the lead of the Ford and
announced reductions while many of
the manufacturers claim that prices
will be maintained and others state
prices will have to be advanced.
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facts? Any why the change Of att-
tude towards the league of two year;
ago?
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LEGAL NOTICES

suit are. as stated in the petition, to
obtain the aid OF the court TO the end
that resort may be had 10 the real es-
tate OF May Bell, said decedent, for the
payment Of claims duly allowed against
said estate and Of the costs and ex-
penses OF administration and OF this
proceeding, and that said real estate,
to-wit, the west half (Wh) Of lots
nineteen 40 and twenty 600, In
block nineteen (19) OF the Wallis Sur
vey Addition TO the Townsite OF Dem
ing, In said county and State, may be
sold, mortgaged or otherwise disposed
Of as the court may seem expedient.
Notice IL further given that unless
you. the said Edward p. Bell. shall
cause your appearance to be entered IL
said cause ON or before the Sd day OF
March. A. ID. 1920, judgment will bt
rendered in said cause against you by
default.
The names and address OF the attor
neys for the petitioner are Vaught q
Watson, Deming, n. NJ.
Dated this 10th day OF January
A. ID. 1920. L a. hUohEo,
Clerk Of Said Court.
First pub. Jan. 20; last pub. FEB. U
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LEGAL NOTICES
BIDS WANTED
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE of New Mexico

SealCl proposals will be received at
the office of the New Mexico state
Highway Commission. Capitol build
ing Santa Fe n. NJ, until . p. m,
February II. 1920, for the construc'
tion of State road No 4, section ,,
known as New Mexico Federal Ala
Project No. 10, Luna county, located
between Myndus and the Florida
mountains. Length of project ll.6iO
miles.
Approximate main quantities as fol
lows:
LOOP Gu. ydS. Glass | excavation.
1854 Gu. yds. Glass | borrow.
13.4T2 Gu. yds. one course gravel
Surfacing.
AIS lin. It. n in. diam. 10 Ga. Corr.
metal culvert
ITO lin. IT. 20 in diam. II Ga. Corr,
metal culvert
% Gu. yds. Glass "a" concrete 1:2:i
Mix.
- Gu. yds. Class "B" concrete
/ :2i5 . Mix.
1io Gu. yds Glass &C" concrete 1;S;C
Mix.
I 1920 lbs. y in. and * in. So. rein
| forcing bars.
- lin. II. . in. w. l. pipe railing.
Forms for proposals. instructions Il
bidders. plans and specifications, may
NE examined at the office Of the Dis
| trict Engineer. Las Cruces, y. NJ, OF
may he procured at the office OF TIN
state Highway Engineer. Santa Fe
v NJ. upon deposit Of SO. which de
posit will he refunded when the plan
and specifications are returned In goo'
order.
che State Highway Commission re
serves the right to reject any and al
proposals. l.. A. GILLETT,
State Highway Engineer
Santa Fe, y. NJ, January 10, 1920.
Jan. 20-Feb. i
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THE SPECIAL LEGISLATURE

The Taxpayers Association of New
Mexico recently sent QUESTIONABLE 10
its members i'm order TO determine
their sentiments with reference to the
special session of the legislature. Re
twenty-seven having been filed To late
OF these nineteen feel that there Is
no Justification at all for such seS'
sion. Eight favor II. OF these, seven
specify the ratification of the woman
suffrage amendment ns of sufiicient
urgency. four consider the enactment
of legislation Ia secure law and order
of importance enough to require
special session. Only one justifieS the
call on the ground Of the need OF leg
islation for investigating and control
ling prices of commodities. Only one
considers that soldier settlement leglS-
lation needs immediate attention
Two specify the establishment OF Il
minimum salary for teachers as an
emergency need. One considers the
nnyment of assessors eNepnseS as
sucb need. one favors immediate
nrovision for extension of the capitol
Ibuilding. None favors authorizing adj
ditional tax levies for health ana san
itntion at the present time.
Among the suggestions made by the
individual members as urgent needs
one suggests a revision OF the mine tax
law; another. emergency approprlnt
ion for state educational institutions
cities Of certain size to incur indept'
edness for construction Of sewers
The nineteen who oppose spec'h'
session do so for following rclSonS
l1-Rccause there Is no need for II; =
purposes suggested are not OF sum
Gent Importance to Justify the expen
Iditure required; 3-thc scssion w, oulu
Inc extended to the full 3O-day liml,
with no compensating good results
mo additional expenses should ne III
curred In view Of the present high tax
es; 5-tax burden Is too heavy now
l6-it would he a waste of money !
lonportunity would be given for passing
undesirable laws; S-the regular ses
sion will convene in January 1920 an,
can take care of these matters