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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
Kansas CITY Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. s.--IIogs:
l.sD0. closing 10 ta 20 higher: packer
top $3.50. bulk of sales SIS 00sftise':
top sis.10. good t. choice heavy tii.7s
atis.s0. goel a. choicr medium yi5.xs
hsis 20. goni a. choicc light sls.s08
sii.fu. gupi o. choice common stock
nigs SO 00HSi4Ts.
Glttls f.sDn. closing steers steady ~
strong. butchers stock steady 10 weak:
calves % lower. feeders dull: choice 10
nfims heayywcights sis.00. medium 10
Tln1 he1vywcight .s5asii90: good
90 choice lightweight si2.25d ti5.s5,
common tn medium heavyweight $500
aHis.os. ruui o. choice common helf.
ers fs.s0a fis.S5. bologna and beef bulls
is.ouH sSXs. COWS and helfers s3.2sff
20 g. veal calves. gossl To- choice me.
dunn iight and handywclght S.soa
sl1.0o. feeder stoers; common. guod n
choice sS.ooa 81 SO. stocker sseers:
rwnncn. g,.d a. choice s5.00G 81 90:
stocker rows and heifers: common.
gaol o. choice sfO0f 500.
sheep, 800. closing sheep steady:
lanihs steady Ia g lower; choice ~
prime medium lambs s9.O0Gtis.7s: Gull
ami common lambs sc seq ~ .ss: chnif..
in prime medium yeaFllng we,hers ss.sa
asli.es. Eood 10 choice medium ewes
N.ssH ss.oo; cull and common ewes
s..'sa $50. breeding ewes 81 .0oasi0 50
Eoful e. choicc medium feeder lambs
:, aofi zee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

DDOM LAND COMPANY nAlsUAl NJ
. room mo,icrn hound iii gunl location.
tull lot, bargain at $500: hall clsh aad
balance like rent.
room modern, except furnace piHs
fl'utH lawn ana trees. east front 60
North side for s3s00. $500 cash and
lalaner your own terms.
New room mud"rn homo SW part
uf town good hny ~ $3.50. third cash
New roam modern HON, IN ruud
l"'auun, extra lnig" ruoms garage
i,r SsOu0 on" fudrih s1sFh
New room modern bungalow.
h'aktast rutni. furnace. east irunl.
j0NilO. for $500. third cash.
What ,n you think of q . room hun
RaluW with all Cunv"niVnC"s in good
location uN TllE PAVEMENT. iur
,G"ro. wc haV, a. u you hav" 5000
ash better see Ms.
rom huusc un bcst street. cas-,
front. lull lot. $4,000. hall cash.
New room mud,tn bungalow. ce-
ment walks and new garage. good a..
cation lur $siuu. tnird cash
room modern auC ruom m,dotn
home uu corner S0Nliu. fine l"csttiun. ui
enc Il the best stry,ts. fur $4,000. haif
cash.
room nearly nrw lh.nr allow, hutii
iu features hig basement, ocm'ut"i
furnace, g.'riEr AMI driveway, rI,
G3NiiU east irunt uorucr Price s1isu.
hat cash
room mudcru nearly new bungalow
east trout un shutt 'vrH'r. iur Sl,sr.
terms.
Large = ruom home. modern cIst
front H., G0Niiu. iii.' i"catiun, iur f5N.u.
third cash aud balance long time t
dcsf"l
Coed : room mol,rn home s,u;l
and west front. furnished Throughout
a. $500, terms
. rvrm Iu,siv,n home, rls, ir"ut hoe
ijNll0. chs" in. ter iisO0. slUun down
and balance easy
Locations net given over phone. W.
viii show Nuu
ODOM LAND COMPANY,
Phone ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
Coffee Lower


NJ NAHftaAth
NLW YORK. Aug. s,-Coffec futures
rallied from new low records today on
etler late cablea from Santos, bat
all.d o. hold the Improvement. First
,riccs were - Ia a. psInts lever on
epurts ~ continued weakness In nraxil
md the active months NJ une time
bowed q net loss of ~ Ia "a points.
With December slling at 1900. or 100
nlnts below the hest price touched on
he rally 81 lait Monday.
Special cable. reporting advances IN
Santos futures were followed hy recos.
rl'a - ~ ~ 40 points during the mil.
w. ~ he day. with December EelllGg
~ Ia $1,000. but that delivery closed nt
az. with the general list showing I,
net H. ~ - tn 20 points
Spot coffee dull: Rio ~. ti02s: San.
'of g.. $40 i0fft750
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
New Orleans Ceiien
Nv Asroclatsd Press.

NEW YORK. Aug b. Continued
covering III the short interest and new
buying fer long account. inspired by n
favorable view NJ reports that the allies
were To- support Poland. pnt the price
u cotton higher to-day. the trading
months al their best being 60 10 ~
points over the level of yexten1ay's
close. There were faany minor reces.
ions from the advance. and toward the
end Of the day there was inll VI 20 81
~ points from the highest. but the
los" was steady NJ net gaias. for the
hy II IS a. ~ points. October traded
~ to 30.50 at liz hest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
CORN AND OATS HIGHER
ACCOUNT OF WAR NEWS


~ Associated lrss.
CHICAGO. Aug 2 War news hoist.
At the pri," tudny ui every commodity
un change AZ the tlpmnst point.
wheat va up ~ cents hushol Thu
tlufo Wa n,ryut. 10 a. II points net
higher with December S2iO Ia S2.40 =
AMI Muu,h teis. corn finished ~
ga tot rs cents advance Onts game
- 40 EST cents aud provision ~ "a
10 cents. Wheat availahl. Ter immcd.
late usr was In keen drmnnd TN.
urgent rall iur cash wheat seemed the
more triking IN view uf assertions that
'NpuIt oull was slow.
scarcity uf country uifcTinta added
somewhat a. ~" force uf huilish srnti
mcnt aud sp likewise did complaints IT
rnr shortage.
trnN Injury from prolonged DIS
weather had much to do with high,i
lHiuvs iur corn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

Ily Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aus. Q. Cotton seed
oll was higher ON short covering and
gathered lccal buying. on tho bnllish
demonstration Ia other c0fnnosiity mar.
xets. Trade conditions. however.
'howed no Improvement. Closing bids
bowed net gains ~ 20 TO Sc points.
Salcs. i2,lOO barrels Prime crude.
nominal; prime summer yellow. spot.
si22.25G 1890; september. lsi2.b0 DE.
ccmber, si255, and January. ti2.5J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
BETTER COTTON GOODS
DEMAND boosts STAPLE


w Astnetntsd Frefn.
NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE reports of
a better demand for cotton goods IN
Lancashire and ~ n better export de-.
maud fur rpOt cotton IN the south led
a. more active covering IN the futures
market here to-day Near months nd.
ynnccd nearly q cent pound. with
October selling up Ia ~ ~. az % points
net higher. and the market closed firm
u u net advance uf ~ to 90 points on
III months except September which
was nominally lls paints higher. Cha.
ing prices were 30 points OF from the
'cst under realizing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

Nv Aasoeialed Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.--Middle states
~ shares suddenly collapsed ten points
Tcaking Ia half It's opening pTice In
iodlny'F stock market.
II opened at last nights closing
price of 20i.2 and fell under heavy el.
ferings to l0i.i. and rallied slightly
alter. Asked " he had any explanation
q the severe break. c. ". Haskell, pres
idcnt 81 the company. said the com.
any has never done better business.
ma IL IN excellent condition"
This market h subject Ia raids and
y apparently weak on general condl.
Ions The cnmmnv In free from obli.
cations II any kind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
Wielita Livestock

~ NEGOTIATED FrtNs.
WICHITA. Hans., Aug. s.--IIogs: TIE.
'clDis. 200. 2Oc higher. Top. ti5.s5;
hulk. si4s0GiscO
Cattle Receipts. $500: steady 10 &c
over. Butcher steers. Sb.5Off 90;
butcher COWS and hcifers. si.s0sf9 60:
lockers and feeders. si.o06 co., STOCK
cows and heifers. si.00a go: bulls,
q 00e' 90: calves. stsOsill 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
Fort Worth Livestock

Fort Worth. Aug z. Cattle. Rs
ripts. 1900. dun Reeves. te5OG N SO;
siockers. sc.0nd 80. c0wf, ss.00G as;
calves. s325Hi0.sO
PIGS Receipts. $50: unchanged.
Sheep Receipts. 1890; unchanged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
REAL ESTATE

j T.. GRIFFIN
!,o"m ias l.2 Polk Street Phone ~
6 room. slri,tly modern Brick We.
ucor @" Harrison. sa50O cash. balanr,
terms
6 10 m. mS,lcin brick. Tyler street.
$500 casa. blllncc terms.
n res of land. University heights.
rom huuss aud lots uf improvements
lnd ~ head 1T cattle fur $4,000 cash
,ailn"v guud terms.
% blocks ~ land M I'D town. 2 blocks
good uactagU property an dthis d. q
guCt. biiv ~ this ~ where the factDri.s
viii d. II they ever come. Price s2O. Odn
far all ssUOp cash. bllanca l. and .
Years. percent. ! have this exclusively
nd nm E,inr to vel.
Lot on buchanan, slOO000. one hail
carh. balance ! and Years
Well improved ranch Of EeCtiona.
own 2S00 ucrsa Price tl0.i0 acrc. hal
ancr leased a. cts acre. 10 cash, bal.
gnry I 20 years per cent
q spction ranch. sets of improve.
meutE an smooth with execution 81
about 100 acres 300 acres fine feed
non. g0n acres can b. put In wheat.
About $1,000 If machinery. mules aud
huraes thrown In with the place. :
cash. balance io suit Also al head 81
steer y,arlinga al white ticc at bargain
pricr,
~ room furnished rooming housc. well
located.
Nov bungalow on East Tenth strec;.
s3jao ScOo cash. balance $500 per
mouth
Good homes On al the best streets.
?50 acres. : miles ~ city, $500 acre.
Improved
I. T.. GRIFFIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

TANNER q BULLOCK. REAL rs.
TATE AND oil. LEASES. gOuM =
WARD BLDG. BiG SPRINGS. TEN.
as. PHONE ga
II. y. TANNER--- J r. BrLIOCK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

The American vulture that lives on
'arrinn II Immune against an dlAcass
germs erd II believed To he insiru.
mentai In sproedins the bubonlc pla.
que.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
REAL ESTATE

FOUR ROOM HOUSE AND THREE
LOTS
san JacintO, god our room huus'
with basement. fenced fur Sa.3iO. terms
4. " CUTTEN a 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

tn" VI u. Weaver Realty Company
VIII be known IN the future az the
Weaver EnlVw Realty Company We are
located IN Rooms 1919 and 20. Massic
building.
For anything IN Real Estate call CAS-
i.iT your property with us and gct
results
N. Il. WEAVER e. T.. ENlOW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Diamond rings finder please no.
tiiy Amarillo Bank A Trust ca own.
or viii call AN dii.ntily and pay liberal
reward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS

THE American Railway Express has
openings for men dcriring STEADY ein.
plOi ment Shour day. Gday week. TX.
c"llcnt opportunity for advancement
can AZ Coz Polk g35 2Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

ROCK ISLAND HOTEL. new bedding
throughout; nice. clean beds. 2lc anti
up. Special rates by week a. !. l.un
dsrgrcen. Prop. 100 North Polk 81
Phone 23i9. open night and day.
2i3 2Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
Observation-Disclosures

CANARY BIRDS ior salc az trade
Phone 23G9. 29i tin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
FOR SALE


FOR sAI.E-sso ncr,s 81 land. casi "
Amarillo. ga IN cultivation. . tuIn
house. harms Erannry garage. r"iBsnt
drinking tank. well and windmill. Coca
land and Ron.l terms i'iicr al \ Realty
60. nox llSp. Natiunal Hank ~ CON.
inefce Roum \. Phone sSN.l4ss. go Ste
FOR SALE-Fuii hloosl plymouth
I~-ks and n younE hens 1894 Htrri-on
l'hone let3 "a stp.
For SALE or TRADE-For city
property: I two ton International truris
ani trailer. practically new ~ hsr.
gnin I'hune sSs go address Internal
ional Truck. liox i.ai. .1a btp
1NDR SAi.E-A pretty. new five rconi
Modern bungalow un Piefce. nv owner.
Call phone io3i 60 1905 Taylor 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

EIGHT ROOM TWO STORY HpUsE
Plawcrod. ,asi front ieGxiiO f"pi let.
So, nj iluur rents Tor 80 pei month
Wei ana Windmill harm. chicken huus
trees. lava. Price $1,000 with : . uuu
rasp. halnucs g. suit purchaser
r ". GOTTEN a co. PHONE .Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
ROOM and board. SOl nuchanan.

business IL Good.
For the coming week special prices
nn paper work.
Iuyle Paint Co.
li2 W. 9Th 81. Phone AZ.
91tgte
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

Near Amarillo. practically Ill gpud
lard g,uil improvements. several llius
and she,la and gc,d hourr fcncCd irto
s.,rral pastures about 500 acrrs cut
tiXatiun. rtige $50 pei acre Tcrms.
r W. CuTrEN 4 go
aaa Ari;tS IN OZARK TRAIL
Improved i2s gctrs in cultivation.
ruol ua"uih land. SIS per acre. t.eoo
cash. balance ~ you emit ios. u
srcii'ns west q Amarillo. gt-si
frnr,. wells and windmills. all sm"uth
land near VEGA. $3.50 pct acre. Rcss
onaiils terms
TEN PLANS REALTY 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

Five room moicrn buchanan. s. sec.
Large six roam. bath mNlcrn ga
iJgy. 5,Nila fu,t lot. S7,3s0
Z room '9s, fiunt. mu,!vrn, Va nllut'
IN. $40 iNn. rlmc terms
: ruum ~, d"ru heated home on pave.
mcnt Van l,ursn Slo..oo S,sUa cash
roam n lus'. concrete basement.
heat. gaI1g" trees ard lawn. To- sii.-
.un. about - "a n.
q room mnslrin. east front. isaXis0
ini good htr,r ronm house r'ar 81 bot
Price Siu.so0. Onc ihhd cash Nv plrt
town.
q b.. n w~leru. jefferson. gooi c"-
nrr let S5s0a
-Four Tanm ind hath. woirrn. south
pat 81 town. $3.50. terms.
-Four ioum. u,W Essi I'D" s3.;.O 81,
$50 sash.
ruUm mr,irrn. Pi-rrc. $4,000 81 o0u
cash aud terms
r. " GOTTEN q 80
ru,kcii Bldg rhnnc 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

loST-l.ft bunch ~ keys on table IN
lobby NJ post office Finder call SS3. or
leave ~ News office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

BOARD with or without room so7 Tay.
lur street s33 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

l.pST-On" pair unionalls with cap
and letters In ulclSage. Phone 223i.M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS

iiusincsS L. G0pl
Sreciil this week ou paper and paper
weak.
Hoyle PAINT Co.
pLans ~. ne W. 18th 81
20 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
cITY nnME srErIN.s

cry HOME SPECIALS
2 ruum mud'rn bungalow. go.h as
new ,naulWDud tlunfs. plastcrsi large
basement. corner lut 15Nlg0. wei h.
,tt,i fsino. Sleuo cash. balance s.,
per month Including Interest
ROOMtNG HOT ~:
Wei located. VIII sill lvisr. fuIi'uir.
reasonable Gail iu rud ~,u a.
large rpum.. Uu ga lime NJ CUr.
ncr lot 6oN &c. rIfIg" and either huiii.
iugs st0oo $1,000 ,ash. balance, $50 pa
m'u nth in,ludint interest,"
l.ist your pfup.Iiy With us Scy u-
h,tut, yuu bus. lhluc 2i9l
TENpt.AtNS REALTY e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
Too Late To Classify

For SALE--G Registered Rh"'l' Is
bud Red hens. rooster. flyers
also chicks Phone ace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

WANT TO TRADE Cadillac eight. s'v.
IN passenger toring car IN good condi
ton for fOm passenger roadster ga
i,v" passenger car. Prefer Rui'l. So
car At 1911 Burhanan ur phon" nae
BARGAINS ~ Dress"rs. beds, springs.
ihifioniurs, daVcnp0rts huffcis. gdi
rlnG.s NnnnE Elmhnrsl. Ihnnn 2tls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

kHAiDS made fram combings. Elit"
Hair Dressing rarior. ~ fudua litle
Phone ~. 2i6 Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-l.hurn, cnil oil stove with
oxen good as new. Phone 1890.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16
SPIRI1E, =, LAKE

Fire which broke out 10 the slash
ings OF the cedar camp OF the
Panhandle lumbeF campany. abuut 8
miles east of Spirit lake Saturday
afternoon, destroyed cedar poles
valued at about $751; The poles
had been prepared for sending down
the floom Sunday The fire burned
fercely for time II was kept out
of the standing timber.
BY the rain Sunday aud Monday
nights, the danger period OF forest
fires, which had a ready arrived, has
been deferred for a month.
The Spirit Lake base ball players
claim they received unfair treatment
at Newport when they lost the game
and a prize OF $780,. They have since
challenged Newport TO a return game
with purse Of $1,000 on each side as
the prize.
The priests and seholastics. who
have been camping At Robertson
island, have retur ned to Spokane.
FL. r. Schenker and son have
returned from an eastern trip
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16
Increased Spud Crop.


Boise, daho.-Southern Idaho will
produce for 1920 10, 900 cars OF pota-
toes from an acreage OF $4,000 acres,
according TO report contained 10 the
weekly farm market bulletin OF
fridays Issue. published by the state
department OF agriculture. Miles
Cannon. commissioner of agriculture,
released the departments estimate
July 8th.
Idaho's potato crop Is an advance
over the 1919 production, which was
slightly under 1000 cars. Estimates
for the 1920 crop OF l0,260 carloads
are based on total acreage yield OF
100 sacks to the acre and an estimate
of 340 sacks TO the car.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16

Plumnler, Idaho, July io.--Ivy
aid Carl Read. the i2.year.old
d iughter aud 7-year old son OF Mrs.
Ada Read, widow living on the
oatsklrts OF town, found a dynamite
cap last night by The roadside.
The children took the cap home
ind the girl lighted match and
applied II to The cap. which exploded.
blowing of The ends OF her thumb
aud the frst and second fingers close
70 the second joint. She was also
badlY powder-burned on one side OF
the face.
The lad was slightly burned about
the face.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

Mr.. aud Mrs, Harry Peters are the
parents-ofa "a glGlslafn June 90. ss
A night shift was put on at The
box factory.
The Wildwood farm north OF
Hauser lake has been sold to James
Matheson of Moran prairie.
The alfalfa farmers OF East Green
acres have been busy hsying.
Otto Holt and family OF Pleasant
View lost their house by FIRE while
they were spend ug the 4th at
Newman lake.
The parents Of g. w. Knapp spent
the 4th and 9Th at the Knapp ho1e,
says the Hauser Lake correspondent
to the Advance. Monday afternoon,
they all motored 10 Rathdrum. Mr..
Knapp, Sr., was very much pleased
with the country between Rathdrum
and Post Falls,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16
PROTECT IDAHO FISH
Some Lakes And, Streams
Closed By Came Warden.

Ro;se, Idaho. TO protect and
.,onapa,e the fish of Idaho, Otto
NJ lones, state game warden, has
closed for fishing the Magic dam
reservoir, in Blaine county; Reeds
creek and tributaries, Musselshell
creek, and tributaries Of Walrath's
territory, in Fremont county; Elk
creek. Silver creek and Crystal
creek, all tributaries OF Orogrande
creek. in Walrath's territory of
Clearwater county,. This announce
mept was made by Warden Jones,
following a conference with George
H. Isaac of Pocatello, fish COM
missioner.
In addition Lake Pend d'Oreille
has been closed to white fishing
for commercial use, and Alturas
lake, in Blame county, mas oeen
closed to red fishing.
The above streams and lakes
have been closed under the author
ity granted the state fish and game
laws. They will remain closed
until the order is revoked by Game
Warden Jones. Many of the
streams and lakes have been closed
upon petition of broad-minded
sportsmen, anxious to cooperate
with the state game department in
the conservation Of Idaho fish.
meeting artificial conditions
with artificial conditions, was the
word given out by Mr.. Isaac
Wednesday morning Of his fish
conservation and propagation work.
Creation of reservoirs and more
spawn beds in the streams aud.
more trout holes or hiding places
ID the streams, are methods being
employed to protect and build up
Idaho fishing.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16
WATER FOR LAWNS
Way Be Charged For City
Budget Adopted. Bills

The Rathdrum village budget,
carrying $6o56, SO for the cutrept
1scal year, was adopted at the
regular meeting OF the board of
trustees Tuesday evening. The
amount TO be raised by faxation-is
approximately $500 and win
require a levy OF IS mills on the
valuation of $a34, 900. A resolu-
ion fixing the levy is to be adopt
ed at future meeting. i,
Some features Of the water
ordinance we're discussed and
arguments were advanced favoring
schedule Of rates. including a
charge for lawn sprinkling such as
other towns have. This, it was
pointed out, would bring up the
amount OF revenue from water
rents, the volume OF which has
fallen off several hundred dollars
10 recent years by reductions made
in individual cases from time to
time, and by failure to restore the
former rate when the individual
circumstances justified it. More
drastic enforcement of the present
ordinance was also discussed. In
view of the fact thar the dry season
is at hand again, the water COM
mittee deems it advisable that
citizens should be urged to te
careful with the use of water and
not waste it "in order to get their
share"
The board voted that sac "a
month be allowed the catetaker of
the park.
= * was planned TO burn the grass
az the west end OF FIRST street as
soon as Il is sufficiently dry 10
order TO remove fire menace
from that direction.
The following bills were allowed:
&c Roscoe care of park 2 mos. $40
Rathdrnm CIR. &Sup. Co. lumber 20
+ N White repairing sidewalk
aud city dump i3 so
Lot. Utilities Co. phone rent a.
; w Flemming marshal Is
w w Bennett, treasurer 30
D G Davenport, cutting weeds %
Rathdrum Elec Co., June light 79 SO
Tribune, publishing estimate 10
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16
Tragedy At Caldwell.

Caldwell, Idaho.-Death resulted
FROM playing with the usual "empty"
revolver, Saturday night when
Clarence Edward Shaver was acciden-
tally shot by his brother, The report
from the gun came as a surprise, as
Doth were Of the belief that the gun
was empty, aud 1t was not until
Clarence fell that the elder brother
became aware of the mistake,
While competing against each
other on the time it took to draw, fire
ald return the revolver to Its holster,
tne elder OF the two, sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Shaver, who live out of
CALDWELL, drew the gun and aiming it
~ tlis brother, pulled the trigger and
hp'aced 1t before he realized that the
report came from the pistol and that
D had shot Clarence. The victim
staggered and fell aud was lying 10
'ae same position at that time as he
was when help arrived, showing that
ne had undoubtedly been killed
Instantly.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-16

The most remarkable effect Of the
cold which a member Of one OF the
antarctic expeditions noticed was the
loss OF touch In the nngers. It was
almost complete. Suppose you want
ed to look for knife In kitbag.s he
said. ''you would get II In your hand
and not know 1t. and It was the same
with everything we handled. We saw
that we picked it up. and saw that we
held the article; we could not feel
that we had it.D He added that It
was not possible 70 shave. because the
akin became iYritated and sore. while
II the beard grew too long 1t attracted
moisture, and then froze into block.
The only thing to do was to keep the
beard and mustachs clipped close.