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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
State FAIR WILL BRING ABOUT
CLOSER UNDERST ANDING BETWEEN
AMERICA AND Mexico, IS BELIEF

~ "s.d-nt - tho Confederation of cham.
herr ~ Commerce" ~ Mexico. Fernando
L'll Nuyrln and the secretary ~ the
ssine organization. J 4. l.ccandn
other "details ~ the state Fair ~
T,Nas are rapidly n.ailnE completion
in preparation fH opening ~ IA. gates
cat sth Tint Texas Will have an up.
itu' tunlty 81 seeing Just how cool a
cattle raiser the democratic presidential
n0mlnee H. g. apt Ia result from tn.
fact that Gov. cox IL CONSIDERING en-.
terms some IT his prize H-r,furds Tor
.Nnihilion IN Hereford day az the State
faif.
The general prosperity % West Texas
Is indicated by the intense interest 81
counties % that s'~tion ~ the State.
In the State fair
Meanwhile. autoists will greet with
PLEASURE the announcement that the
State Fair streets an" undergoing r..
pairs ~ q nature hat will put them
IN excellent condition Tor the 1920 SEA.
son.
Recent return ~ Secretary ". ~
Str,iton - thu State Fair bu1rd from
q visit 60 Chicago. marked the advent
~ new era e. state fair amusement
~ tremendous Importance to the low.
ers ~ amusement. who visit the State
Fair eath year by hundreds 1T iunu.
strds puring the State Fair uf Texas
sc,son. each year there will hr pre-.
rrnted IN the coliseum spectacular
musical r,yue which officials say will
eclipse ANYTHING Of the Kind ever At.
tempted before In the south Emile d..
Enc1i master ~ a half dnk-n - tho
90 hetic arts. will direct the cNiraya.
-. Secretary Strittnn promises fuller
detail - this wugiam at an later date
suffice "a siy at the present that DE-.
Isecae viii haNy ten principals and a
chorus 80 twrnty.f0rr. with four sn'r.
i''iy acts q unusual character to In.
t'rsp.rsd tho main event DrRscai
gov" S"c'v. Stratton practically a whole
week IT his time and tn two worked
out every detail " IN. Entertainment
News that the Cattle Raisrrs Nsso.
citation. through ~ executive commit.
tre. is making PLANS o. have big cat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
.-i-i 20 rhs Nsu.

DALLAS Texas. Aug q That the
stat. BIN of T,Nas h soing 90 be-
hirhN Instrumental iu bringing about
l. closer understanding b,ty'"n ~"
nlIrd STATES pud Mexico IN attest, 4 D,
b. Interest .m1natlng frpm MeNi 10
n1rr the MNlrln National Exhibit. q
faltun" uf thr stat" Fair ~ Texas
yhioh g. 9" BE- hrid IN Dallas. october
gth Ca sg'h
Ons q tho must encouraging aspects
in this connection. Is the su. puH. 81
pir movement now being given hi Ia.
nu,n,ial newspapers q McNi'1. Two
papers q mWc than passing prpnig
enc' IN that caudtry end the puhhsH.rs
gsl 10 generally ~ Universe. anl ~
|cclsior-havc recently commented az
length on the coming poftray' - tho
wealth ~ that country. through tire
Mexican National Exhibit IN Dallas
The Mexican Exhibit II natural aud
IA sufacuring Iro,.utis. % be fhcNn IN
lnlhs. Texas. ~ he STATE F,it this
veai YIN be- more complete 'ni ir.
& lestag than arg ether show IN tny
fci cAgu county in 0o far ~ ,trN'cu u
lcuncerRd." SAYS -, slsiot
'fhr Arrangements already made by
Inc D@i atm,nt of Commerce are COM.
pleie. a that Mexico will b. duly rep.
- 'niod n the said Texas city and
prospects are indeed very favorable for
a prosperous success
After oauining ~ length the Var lus
steps nov bihg taken IN Mcsirn
through Mexican government officials
looeing to coRplction of the Mexican
exhibit prograia Excelsior concludes:
TIL" Department ~ Industry COM.
mcrce ana l-,hoF tNIcNIcm thinks this
fair affords a brilliant and LASTING OF.
purtuniiy (which should ~ no means
D. overlooked % op.n the wny. and
fomeni q great MaSket Tor our pro.
ducts"
n Universal declares that the Mes
ican government IN It's rndeavur ta
have thu best and AZ many Mexican
exhibitors at the state Eair q T,9As.
as possible. have not emitted any =,
p.ns"s In selecting eonmiitce tn or.
range and prtTarc the M-xifan Coils
eun which will be- made 90 attractive
as 20 sufpass that IL any 81 the Latin.
American nations"
| The newspaper then sets forth yer
haiim a circular just rssenily sent out
to all confederate Chambers ~ Com
merCe ~ Mexico. giving reasons as q
why all the producers - tn country
should com" Co the stat. Fair q Texas
tor their own convenience. and Tor III.
go'd ~ the country IN general" This
!circular was signed hy General Trevinn
! secretary of the Mexican national 6-
pafinicnt 81 industry. commerce aud
labor
Following close on the heels Of an
noJnc~meni from Mexico City that ths
co,,ierscv e Chambers ~ Commerce ni
that country were planning huge eN
hihiis al the State Fair e Texas. has
come word ~ the appointment of Mr.
1 Ramon Cual e nallss. nv the Chamber.
co1f'deraiion. - representative IN nai
Ia of the Mex.can interests coincldenl
20 The State Fair exhibits AR Gusl. 4
well known .mpoTtrr of this city vii
lr''present MEXICAN and American inter
es's Jointly. ~ the State Fair Air
ICaats appointment IL attcsisi hy Va.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25

tlcman's Day ~ the State Fair this
wear H. an impoi tant y,l1pm"nt "i
the past Wcck ip stat" fair circles tn
event i one that was first discussed
last spring when tho meeting uf tn
Crttle l,aisrrs' Association was held iH
Houston The l'tc Col john y. Simr
son then president ~ the fair. launch
- the move. and firmly established n
". W Turnpy 81 ~ pasn President a
ihr Association. BE- expected 90 MAX" ln
rourrsmcrt snun ;h1t viii hlN" direct
BEARING on IN. matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
CONGRESSMAN JONES
TO SPEAK THURSDAY

Congressman Marvin Jones viii sroak
here Tomorrow night az 30 o'clork.
probably AZ the CITY Park. u was an.
nounced YESTERDAY by W y. Estes. So.
Rotary ~ the Beard q City Develop
ment While the suhjs-rt q Mr. Jones
address mas No, vet been announced. q;
viii D. an administration speech In
case there u any change IN the place a.
th- meeting. q VIII b. announced latsr.
Mr.. Estes said The general public n
invited O. attend
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26

real crime to waste anything, money
or what is far better, the products for
which money stands as the visible
symbol His address was well re-
ceived and was one Of the most in
spirational in character Of the meet
ing.
The afternoon spent out at the
Palma Celia County club was a very
enjoyable part of the conventions en-.
tertainment. The "Rotariettesv of
Tampa had left nothing undone for
this lovely affair, their pretty club
house was enhanced in beauty by the
addition of many beautiful bowls of
flowers in the tea room, where re-
freshments of tea, sandwiches and
cakes were served by member of
Tampa's pretty young girls. The tea
table was beautiful with its cluny
lace cloth and centerpiece of fra
grant orange blossoms, oranges and
kumquats.
Tampa gave her guests such a
pleasant meeting and was such cor
dial host that all Rotarians were
prone to leave and all stayed until
the very last night
*N*
Notes
One of the best and most worthy
things done at the banquet was the
raffling of huge cake donated py
Rotarian Frank Allen of the Tampa
bakery. This cake netted 1855 which
was given to the childrens' home. Mr..
Victor H. Kriegsbaker won the cake
and said he would like to donate it to
the children at the home.
to the meeting of the eighth district
of Rotarians.
At the banquet, pretty little vanity
boxes were given the ladies. Several
boxes OF cigars from the Cuesta-Rey,
and Tampa-Cuba factories were nice
souvenirs. as also paper knives given
at the box factory.
Wilbur R. C. Smith of Atlanta was
elected governor of the eighth district
The reception and golf tournament
given at the Palma Celia Golf club
were much enjoyed features of the
many entertainments.
Mr.. John Turner. who was at the
head of the entertainment, was pres.
ented with a set of six gobiets on a
silver tray. The presentation speech
was made by Mr.. John Gay of Jack
sonville
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mexican and
daughter, Marie, who have been
living with Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Miller
since their own home burned, have
moved into their new home which
is a very beautiful bungalow in one of
the pretty districts of Tampa.
Mrs. William Hooker is home from
visit of several weeks in Leesburg
with her sister, Mrs. E. H. Mote. It
will be very good news to her friends
to know that She has nearly recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. w. Fl. Henry, who accompani-
ed her husband to Tampa to the Ro-
tartan conferenc. left on Friday
night for Clearwater where she will
spend several days with friends.
On Friday in Tampa. Mrs W. X.
Zewadski entertained at lovely six
o'clock dinner in honor of her hus-
bands birthday.
sssss @
Mr.. Edward Chazal. who has for
the past eight months been in Mario1,
Alabama, preparing for his examin.
atfons to enter Annapolis, has return.
ed home 1t will be several weeks be
fore he will hear if he was successful
His friends are welcoming him home
and are hoping to hear of his success
very soon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26
ROtariaus Back From Tampa

Rotarians Back From Tampa
The members OF the Ocala Rotary
Club. who went to Tampa last Wed
nesday TO attend the conference of
the eighth district returned home on
Saturday From the time they left
on the four o'clock special train un-
I'll their return trip there was not a
duh moment. Tampa has always had
a reputation OF being a splendid host,
and for this convention they have won
for themselves new honors. The del
tS1tes were all met at the trains and
taken In automobiles to the different
hotels of the city. only allowing us
time to brush up little. when we
were OF again. We were first taken
TO Ybor City and shown the different
clubs, which are things of beauty and
a Joy for ever. The Cuban club is
the largest. here we were treated to
some delightful music, and were serv-
ed Cuban sandwiches and cold drinks.
Al the Italian club we again had
music given by the different Rotary
clubs each one trying to out sing the
other. We were again treated to re.
Treatments, Of all kinds OF cakes and
cold drinks. The Spanish club had
prepared program consisting CT
dances and songs All of these clubs
are very beautiful and imposing and
all the Rotarians were delighted at
this chance OF being shown over them
On the morning OF the 18th the trip
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26
Mrs. Harvey Clark, Ed.
Residence Phone No. 475
ofFIce Phone No I
LITTLE. OLD TOWN

(By Edmond Vance Cooke.)
Little. old town which the sun shines
through
And the wind blows blindly by,
There's something inside me calling
you
Why | vainly wonder why,
FOR when was of you. all Of US said
The town was dull and the town was
dead,
And whenever lucky one went away
We made it text for holiday.
Little old town with the string of
stores
And the band stand in the square,
With its picayune pother Of lazy
chores
And its daily devil-may-care;
with its little white church on the
shaded street,
Where the boys and the girls We're
apt to meet,
And IL ever the angels heard their
prayers
They must have noted persistent
pairs.
Little old town which the sun shines
through
And the wind blows Dlindly by,
Neither world nor weather take note
of you,
For they scorn you even as I.
Yet IL one Of the old towns shabbiest
kids
Comes up to the city and wanders in,
Oh. we seek for corner and sit Us
down
And live over years in the little, old
town.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26


What is more beautiful than a tree
in full leaf and flower? Well. in the
near vicinity Of OcaIa we have whole
forests OF trees of all sizes and varie-
ties. from the majestic live oak with
its long outrageous branches, the
beautiful and symmetrical magnolia
and the shapely sweetgum to the
tiniest Towering shrubs. who have cast
on their wintry vestments and adorn.
ed themselves in fresh. bright spring
costumes. and the dogwood, red bud.
yellow jasmine are in full flower,
which make the woods redolent with
fragrant odors and beautiful to look
upon. They not only furnish many a
trusting place for lovers but possess
charms enough to WOO all lovers Of
nature.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26

Mrs Lasch and her mos' - 49,
little daughter. Dorothy, VINO 80
spent the past ten mon'ns = ~.sh
with MT. and Mrs. George ;. : s a..
have ave returned to theis home N 'cn, .
cago. They made maay - - 80
win be ready to weleoms ''
naxf winter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26

The reception and golf tournament
given at the Palma Celia Golf club
We're much enjoyed features of the
many entertainments.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26

Mr.. John Turner. who was at the
head of the entertainment, was pres
ented with set of six goblets on Z
silver tray The presentation speech
was made by Mr.. John Gay of Jack
sonville.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29
NOTICE OF PROBATE or Will

STATE OF IDAHO. COUNTY q,
LINCOLN
IN THE PROBATE COURT or CAR
COUNTY, ''I
IN the matter of the Estate ~ cn,,s
'''o marie Lorenzen. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of so,d a..
made on the ninth day of octohor
''SV notice Is hereby given. that We'd
nesday' the third day of Novor,so,
1871 at two O'Clock. p. m.. OF said don
a' tne court room of said court a,
inc court house in the county Of rin
'oin' mas been appointed ns tho tin,o
ma place for proving tho win =, 49,
-nriStine Marie Lorenzen. deceased
'"u TOT nearing the application 90
Helene d. II. Gerhardt. and por,ha
S'auSe for the isunnce TO tbe,o ., -,
or" documentary. when ana VIII.
ny person Interested may appear ana
ontest the same.
Dated October 9th, 1920.
1920 = a.,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29

Dr., es9aiiy starts fBst ne same a.
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~ fsks CtsNgseF;eff's C>,t4Ss pe,0-
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29

l. ROBERT o. JONES. Secretary Of
state Of Idaho. de hereby certify that
, the foregoing copies OF HOUSE JOINT
RESOLUTION No 6. No. 3. No. 10. and
No .lS' are trne, full and correct copies
OF the original enrolled copies Of such
resolutions which are now on file and
OF record in this department
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal Of the State.
Done az Boise. the Capital Of Idaho.
this fourth day Of September. 1920.
sean ROBERT o JONES.
$ 80 ~ Secretary Of State
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29

THE STATE OF IDAHO SEM
/ GREETINGS To the above named de-
I PENDANTS:
! You are hereby notified that COM
plant has been fled against you in
the District Court OF the Fourth Judi
cial- District Of the State of Idaho, in
and for the County of Lincoln, by
the above named plaintiff, and you are
hereby directed to appear and answer
the said complaint within twenty days
OF the service of this summons. If
served within said judicial district,
and within forty days if served else
where; and you are further notified
that unless you so appear and answer
said complaint within the time here
in specified, the plaintiff viii take |
judgement against you as prayed in
the complaint.
This action is brought to quiet title
to the above described property.
Witnes my hand, and the seal of the
said District Court this 18th day of
September 1920.
.SEAL) z. A. Bowler, Clerk {
'17-o22 By Beulah Guymon Deputy {
Harlan d. Heist Attorney for plant {
fl. Post office, Shoshone Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29
HOUSE Joi~T RESOLUTION Ma IA
\ JoisT RESOLUTION.

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION Ne a
A JOINT RESOLUTION.

PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT OF
SECTION 2 ARTICLE s. or TIE
STIfUTlON CT THE STATE
OF lDAHc AND SUBMITTING TO
THE ELECTORS or THE STATE
FOR THEIR APPROVAL. on RE
LECTION THE QUESTION
WHETHER SAID SECTION
SHALL RI SO AMENDED
Re s. Enacted BY the Legislature OF
the state 81 Ia no:
SECTION / That Section ?. Of Ar
iicle s. a. the State Constitution read
ing rs follows:
The credit Of the state shall not. in
any manner. De given OF loaned 10. or
IN aid Of any individual. association.
or corporation: nor shall
ne state diectly OF indirectly. become
stakeholder in any association or
corporation"
se amended 20 read rs follows:
The credit Of the state shall not. in
ny manner. be given or loaned to. or
aid Of any individual association. J
municipality or corporation: lor shall J
he state directly or indirectly. become ,
stakeholder In any association OF. cor I a
Grafton. Provided, That the state it 7
Pr may control and promote the de-
elopment Of the unused water power
thin this state.
SEC. p The question 10 be submit G
d 70 the electors Of the state at the :.
Ext general election in order to deter
Inc whether they viii approve OF re- nj
Ct the amendment proposed I'm sec n
on ]. shall be as follows: ri
Shall section 2 OF article s Of the q,
institution OF the State Of Idaho be III
nended to read as follows: ht
The credit Of the state shall not. in m
" manner be given. or loaned TO- or Of
aid OF any individual. association. Sc
lnioipality or corporation: nor shall an
state directly or indirectly. become wi
stakeholder in any association or thi
-poration. Provided, That the state sal
eff may control and promote the de- in
opment of the unused water power inc
hin this state" tbs
SIC. 3. The Secretary Of State is ?
'ehy directed to publish this proposed to
istltutional amendment for six con- Y
utive weeks prior to the next gen. sal
election, in one newspaper Of ecn- Ser
circulation published in each ISL
nty az
assed the House Feb. "a. 1919 Ha-
assed the Senate March 8, 1918 isf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29

The state ~ Idaho sends erfo,'nv,
10 John NJ Howard. the above nan,ei
defendant
You ere hereby notified that com
riaini has boon filed ae,iins. Won On
the District Court Of tho Foui.rb In
dicial District OF tho state If Idaho.
IN and for The County # Lincoln. NV
the above named plaintiff. and you are
hereby directed 90 aDnslr and answer
The said complaint within twenty
aavs Of the service OF this sun,mons
II served within said Judlcisq District
and within forty DAYS served else
whore. and you are further notified
ihn' unless YOU do so 1unoar md an
sWcr said complaint within the time
herefn specihed. the Dlainuf win take
iunseintnt AGAINST yoI ar prlyel IN
2 ~ complaint
SAID action Is brought against YOU
~ the plaintiff for tho purpose Of sew
silns the bonds n matrimony now and
tretofnre existing between you and
ne plHintln, and 10 secure for her an
'nsoiuie divorce from you. aiso 10 re.
'l'fe yon 10 pay a reasonable sum in
p Court ~ defray The e,cneuse Of this
c1on and for counsel fees and for
7eh further sum Of aiinony as 10 the
curt may deem ust for her support
1rinE The pendency Of thls action.
"itneff my hand ami the seal Of .
~ District Court, this 18th day Of /:
cfobsr. 1870
iktLj p A. BOWLER, Clerk I:
~ fs1nlah Ceyn1on. DEPUTY ciork I.
'pl = Hadeock. Attorney for piaiut- =
tteai1s1ce ana sddrees ahoeb0- !:
y "'As-p. s5-dIe =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION No. g
A JOINT RESOLUTION.

TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE Ell .rC
TORS or THE STATE OF IDAHO
FOR REJECTION OR APPROVAL.
AMENDING SECTION 9. OF ARTT.
GLE Y. OF THE STATE CONSTT-
TUITION RELATING TO THE JUR-
IspicTION or THE SUPREME
COURT
Re IL Resolved. by the House OF Rem
resentat'ves ~ the state of Idaho. the
Senate Concurring;
SECTION J. That Section Q Of Ar
ticle Y Of the Constitution of the Sfate
q Idaho be amended 20 read as fol-
lows
Section ?. JURISDICTION OF ST.
fHfMh COURT The supreme court
shal have jurisdiction 10 review. unon
appeal any decision Of the district
courts or the judges thereof and any
order ~ the public utilities commits
sion the legislature NAV provide
conditions N appeal. scope ~ appeal +
end procedure on appeal from orders
or ihe public utilities commission. The
Huprei1c courf shall also have original
Jurisdiction % issie writs ~ rn,r--
mus. certiofarl prohibition. ana habess
corpus and an write necessar, Or
proper 20 The complete exercise of iis
appellate Jurisdiction
SIC The question 20 De submit
ted 20 fhe electors ~ fhe state OF Idaho
~ t'e next general election shall be
~ follows.
Shtll Section ?. ~ Article " OF The
-onst' tution ~ the sfato ~ Idaho be q
amended 90 as 20 provide that The SUI
nrerre court shaH have Jurisdiction 81 B
-I-res's from orders o. the public ufl- r
tier commission. Ia
SIC 2 TIE Secretary of state lr d
ierefiT directed 20 publish ihis pro- g
fffd cone' fuilonnl amendment Tor
~ consecutive weeks prior 10 the ner, D.
'fner7i election in one nesrroanar ~ q
'snerai circulation published fn each -
curfr n
I-7sHf-s tfs Hause FEB ~. 1915 an
I'asss.i TIE Senate Feh. 20 1918. an
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29
NlNCENTE GrlSASOLA.
Platinum

a as.
: Tee unknown claimants ~
. Ass cnN ANA the east one
faf cf iot tive. in block
twenty rlae. az the tcwn-
ase ef ShcSiscac. Idaho.
lconAr3 to.1.n, tae un-
heirs and devisecs or
Thouas Logan. deceased.
she unknown heirs and de-
+ visces OF T. =. Cartee:
Louise J. Post. widow and
heir IL law OF John A.
Post deceased, Anna Lou
iso Post. Faith Post. The
odore John Post. heirs at
law OF John A. Post. de- !
ceased; unknown heirs and Z
devisees or Alice Post. de- 4
ceased: John b Neil: un- I
known heirs and devisees /
II Alice Post, decea sed; ]
heirs AZ law OF John s. I
Post dece1 sed. John 3.
Neil; unknown heirs aud
ievisees Of John Is. Neil I
IDAHO and Oregon
end Improvement Com
amy, a corporation; Sho-
hone Townsite Compa-
~. a co-partnership con-
listing of Thomas Z. Lo-
an. John 4. Post. and
8 r. Cartee. the unknown
eirs and devisees Of the
hoshone Townsite Com
any; Andrew ". Mellon:
le unknown heirs and de-
sees Of Andrew W. Mel
n; all unknown heirs.
'visees and legatees of
5. Waters; Maude Wat
5 Baugh: Amy Waters:
orence Dole Stoll; all
known heirs legatees
4 devisees Of Florence
lie Stoll: Ola Lane
Defendants. O.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29

N rllE DISTRICT COURT or THE
fNCNrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT on
TaE STATE OK IDAHO. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY or LINCOLN.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-10-29
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
TIE STATE or IDAHO. IN AND
FOR LINCOLN COUNTY.