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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15
~ Of April, 1920, at the office

=, Of April, 1920, at the office
o of' G. c. Pennell.
Commissioners o. n, present; n; B
G l9aanr chairman; J. R. Dun.
s senlap absent, M. Schmidlkofer.
n' nlarL and secretary present, G
= o,ho meeting was called to or
=, rI bv n. B. Schlader, chairman
del .h ~ said board, and G. G. Pen
Of = 1n aoted as clerk and secretary.
ne mtl areupon the minutes OF the last
n nasth were read and approved.
Tbe first matter of business to
40 before the meeting was the
ee0Oia nn and allowance of
Kills filed against the said dis
t plia4 ond the following bills were
s sI1ov,ed and ordered paid; =
o. 1 e Adams, labor --.--------.$ 24.oO
Nezperce Hdw. Co., sup
y,1inc 49,
Frank Bogner, labor -...------ 34.87
Peter S. Lauby, labor -..-- 1881 10 81
Alois Bogner, labor -.------ AZ. 81
IR F11nkhauser, labor - 2l.OO
. The matter Of construction OF
tho Lewis & Clark Highway in
Lewis Lev county, from Greer to the
county line towards Orofino, was
considered eo by the said board, and
the proposition of the citizens OF
o ily for financial aid from the
said Prairie Highway District was
s s, considered, and said board
then refused to give financial aid
On the said highway for tie reas-
on that said road would not be a
benefit to the people OF The Prai-
RE district, ana for the further
reason that the same is in a very
remote part of said highway dis
trict
There being no further business
,aid meeting was upon morton du-
" adjourned to meet the flrst
Monday in May, same being the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15

Terms of Sale-cash, or 25 per
cent of bid, with the bid, and bal
ance on confirmation of sale.
Administrator reserves the
right to reject any, or all bids.
w. r. Emerson,
45w2 Administrator.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15
Chamberlain g Cough Remedy

The great benefit derived from
writes, Chamberlain Cough
Remedy has been gratefully ac-
knowledged by many. Mrs. Ben
jamin F. Blakeney, Decatur, ILL.,,
writes, "Chamberlains Cough
Remedy is by far the best medi-
cine for colds and coughs we have
ever used in our family. I gave
it to my children when small for
Group and have taken it myself. !"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15

MONEY TO LOAN-I have
plenty of available money to loan
on good farm land at a low inter
est rate. Prepayment privileges.
York Herren, room 10, Union
State Bank bldg. Nezperce, Ida.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15
Notice to the Public.

The undersigned has moved his
office into the building formerly
occupied by DR.. j. B. Buchanan
on upper Main street, lilo. Office
phone 1920. Residence phone
3l5O. 45w2
R. E. Dunlap, M. d.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15

time for the next regular meetino
a.. y; B. Schlader, Chairman,
Attest: &. G. PeDneil, Secretary
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15

For kodak finishing or any
thing in photography see Camp
bell, the photographer in your
town. If.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-04-15

NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRATT
Reservation Banner Circle No.
1877 meets at Fraternal Temple
second and fourth Tuesday ev-
enings of each month. Visiting
neighbors welcomed.
Alva White, Clerk.
Arvilla Yates, g. N.
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8. NJ, and Mrs. Hollyday Of New York.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Blair made her debut here two
years ago and has been very promi-
nent in society. She Is an officer In
the Junior League and was an ardent
Red Cross worker throughout the war.
Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial
OF South Carolina will entertain In
formally at dinner tonight.
Much interest centers about the
wedding Of Miss Frances Carpenter,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Carpenter, and Mr.. William Chaplin
Huntington, recently appointed COM
mercial attache at the United States
embassy in Paris. which will take
place Tuesday. April 8. at 4:30 O'Clock
at the homo Of the brides parents. on
Connecticut avenue
Mr.. Huntington and his bride viii sail
shortly after the wedding for the for
mer's new post.
Col. and Mrs. william Cary Sanger
and their daughters, Miss Mary Sanger
and Miss Lillian Sanger, leave Washing-
ton this week for New York. from which
port they will sail for England the end
Of this month. They win return to San
gerfieid in August and viii como to
Washington in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wardman en-
tertained at dinner last evening at
guests were Representative and MIRA
Fred A. Britten, the second secretary
Of the brazilian embassy and Nine. de
Andeade Muller. the counselor Of the
Bulgarian legation and Nine. Poulien
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan. Mr.. and Ar1
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16@6NRNcN.

Cxechoslovak tenor. and Mary Cavan
singing the leading roles TN the arst
named opera, and Miss Elizabeth
Howry, the local artist. will sing tho
role of Suzanne. Her stage name is
The box holders include Mr. Jan
Masaryk. charge d'affaires Of the
Czechoslovakfan legation here, who will
entertain double box party IN COM
pliment to Mr. Marak, his fellow coun-
itHman; Mr.. and Mrs. walter Brucs
Mr. Homer Calver Others who hays
taken seats include Chief Justice and
Mrs. Edward Douglass White, the ann
bassador of Peru and Sonora de Pc
yet. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J, Reil. Miss
ton. Senator T.2J. Walsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. William A Burton. Mrs. Cabot
Stevens, Mrs. Operton Lea and Miss
Elizabeth Lea. Gen. and Mrs. Frederic
Abbot, Mrs. Francois, Berger Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eusfis,
Col. and Mrs. Robert II. Dunlap. 1Dr.
and Mrs. David Jayne Hill. Mrs. John
B. Henderson, Senator and Mrs. 09cAr
w. Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
S. Henry, Miss Betty Hammond.. Mrs.
Franklin Townsend. Dr.. ana Mra. MAf-
Hammond, M. and Mrs. &. H, Dro0p,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Droop and judge
and Mrs. Charles ~Bs Howry: 10
--r---s =
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Donald Cassels VIII
entertain at q luncheon today ee tho
Montgomery Country Club. 5
Mrs. Oscar. 4. Crosby, who spent
the greater part Of the winter 4t
the Lafayette HeteL is now IN New
York with her. Bon-in-iaW and d4ngh-
| ter, Count and Countess Carraci0lo Dc
Melito. They have An apartment sA
18th street ?,
Miss, Celeste Crosby. debutante
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Crosby, Ii
at their country place near Warren.
ton, but makes frequent visits 70
Washington. - Sc tH'
Mrs. Delos Rlodgett, who Is VISIT
ing her brother-in-iav- and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Ddward Porcher. In Cocoa,
Fla, .willirsturn to Washington about
March 30 and will be Accompanied By
\ her daughter, Miss Mona BIodgett.
/ who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Porcher for a month or mote. They
will whit In Mobile; sAla:. spd Atlasta.
! 1ConfinlId on Eth HaEay =
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York since Thursday. will return to
Washington today. Mrs. Meredith
will be At home informally on Wed

| York since Thursday. will return to
Washington today. Mrs. Meredith
will be At home informally on Wed
| nesday.
Mrs Frank b. Kellogg. wife Of Sen
ator Kellogg, will entertain at a buff
fet luncheon and musical Saturday
March 20.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane and Miss
Nancy Lane, who spent the past week
in New York. are expected to return
to Washington on Tuesday.
Entertains for Cabinet Member.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson were the guests in whose
honor Mrs. Henry F. Dimock enter
tained an interesting company at din
ner last evening. Prince and Princess
MISUNDERSTANDING arrived yes
terday afternoon to be the guests for
a few days Of Mrs. Dimock. who will
entertain at q dinner in their honor
Mrs. Dimock will be at home after
5 O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies en-
tertained at dinner last evening in
Page Of New York. Who are in
Washington for a visit.
Representative and Mrs. Walter r.
Stiness were hosts at a dinner of
twelve covers last evening.
The United States ambassador to
Peru. Mr.. William e. Gonzales, was
the honor guest at dinner given
last evening by Mrs. D. dub. Gaillard.
The guests included the ambassa-
dor OF Peru and Sonora de Pezet. Mai.
Gen. L. II. Beach. chief Of engineers
Miss Dove and Col. and Mrs. .Chis-
holm. q
Mrs. John 3. Henderson will enter
taih Informally at dinner this evening.
Mrs. Charles 8. Bromwen is enter
Miss. Mildreh Bromwell was the
Fhoatess at asdinner party last even
ing whom her guests included q num-
Der Of the younEer set.
Maj. and Mrs. Gist Blair viii be at
homo informally this afternoon at
their residence on Pennsylvania
|; Miss Helen Blodgett entertained at
dinner last evening in Compliment to to
her house guest. Miss, Ruth Orton of
Chicago. The guests numbered four
teen. and later In tho evening the en-
tire party went to Wardman Park
Hotel to the supper dance.
Tho marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
GrinneA laughter OF, Mrs. William
Norton Gfinnen. and Lieut.. Com
mander Henry: Livermore Abbott, U.
IS. N, Will take place Saturday. April
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ment to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van
Rensselaer, Of Philadelphia, who will
arrive that day to be their guests for
several days.
Capt. Count Enrico Luserna d
CAmpiA1ionA, formerly assistant mil.
itary &ttaeAe Of tho italian embassy.
who has been at the wardman PARK
tertain- at dinner this evening. when the
Italian ambassador and Baroness Ro-
mano AveSzana viii be among his
guests.
Senorita Ramona E. Lefevre. sister
Of the charge d'anaires OF the lega-
tion Of PanEma, sailed yesterday for
Panama, where she will be the guest
Of tho president Of that country for
tho entertainments attendant upon
the forshoom1nE visit Of the Prince Of
States in April to be- present at the
marriage Of. Miss Manuel Lloveras.
niece of the ambassador of Argentina
and Nine. La Breton. and Lieut.. Luigi
BaPtolucci Dundas. which will be one
of the most inportant,sociale events OF
the spring season.
Senorita Ines Dominici, sister of the
minister of Venezuela. who. has been
! visiting at her, homo in venezuela
for e number Ct months, will return
join. the minister at the, legation.
| Mr.. s. sahpri. secretary Of the Japa-
nese embassy. has left TOR the Pacific
coast. to meet Nina. Sahuri on her Ar.
rival from Japkn. the latter part Of
this month They win come to WASH
ington after . brief stay In ths west,
Cablnet Family RstusAs.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Meredith. who hava bee1 In New
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the Bishop Of Washington. was hostess
at a small tea yesterday afternoon, en-
tertaining for her. guest, Miss Helen
Taft, acting president Of Bryn Mawr
College. She was assisted by her aunts,
Mrs. Rolf Creyke, and Miss Harriette
Douglas. Miss Taft win leave Washing
ton today, after spending a few days
here and helping to launch the drive to
raise a $2,00o,000 endowment fund for
Rs'vn Mawr.
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LENT LEVIES BUT LITTLE
TOLL OF SOCIETY AND GAY
!. EVENTS HAPPEN m NUMBER
Lively Interchange of Formalities in the Diplo-
matic Corps, an Unusual Number of Spring
Weddings and the Opening of Easter With
/. the Army and Navy League Ball
Are All Events Worth While. @
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.


AT Washington institution vaclat
its interests shown by the overAowng social calendars
of last week and and that with mdnt taking its
* toll from the not
returned social life the Vice President Mrs Marshall
e Speaker OF the House the south ard Mrs G spending
time the To be things might have been
Speaker
mourning with these handieaps diplomatic society has
and the officials of the either entertaining
being entertained conspicuously
APRIL brides furnish the
a month and though two OF the weddings OF interest will take
de Hof Reed Philadelphia April TO- of Miss Katherine
Harding daughter the of the Canal Zone and Capt Viii
liam Deeb T. A., April sufficient number Of Washing
in the events diplomatic wedding which break all
records elegance Manuea Ioveas
and Lieut. both of whom already prime
f.vpr in both diplomatic and official while
Miss Nancy Lane and Mr. Philip Kaufmann about April TO- will
marked by series Of
the bride permisuch Washington has known long
QUITE marked society appearance
week public receptions of Miss Margaret Wilson, first the
Jan Masaryk charge celebrated
the birthday of his father the president birthday of the
by souhe1u Society the New willard Hotel on night with
the of honor Miss Wilson'S eodaty
destuy nrbane lent charm the
events she graced.
THE diplomatic parties andrecepos
will find their this the schedule several
dinner parties with hosts several foreign ministers will
on dnner with Miss .s
other with the the Smithsonian Mrs Charles Wal
and several large uncheons The
a college pres;dssas young
White other this week the
% be h Of Ne X ~ sa
almost usurp the luncheon hour on dhufsday
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"a, at st. Johns Church. The ceremony
will be performed at noon, and q
breakfast for the relatives and In
innate friends will follow at the home
and Mrs. Oswald II. Ernst. with whom
the bride and her mother make their
home. The bride will be given away
by her brother, Mr.. George Grinnell,
! and Miss Mary Abbott, sister of the
bridegroom, will attend her as maid Of
have not yet been selected. A number
| of prenuptial parties are being ar
| ranged for the bride elect. among
! them a dinner which Mrs. George x.
McL0nahan and Miss Helen McI.ana-
han will give on March -.
Mrs. John F. Kahle of West Point is
visiting her parents, Rear Admiral and
home at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Dutton. wife Of Capt. Donald l.
Dutton. U. 9. A.. and her mother. Mrs.
Frank L. Hanvey. have arrived at
transport Antigone. They were met
at Antwerp by Capt. Dutton. who Is
stationed at Coblenz. Germany.
Judge Martin A. Knapp entertained
at!dinner last evening.
Mrs. T. D. Woodson, wife of Maj
Woodson, entertained at luncheon at
the Cafe, ST. Marks yesterday after
noon. There were ten in the party.
MAJ. and Mrs. Woodson, who have an
apartment at the Highlands, are leav-
ing shortly for the west. Mrs. Wood
son. was formerly Miss Pocahontas
Butler.
The secretary Of the Smithsonian
institution and Mrs. Charles D. WAL
colt will be absent in New York until
the end of next week.
Mrs. Charles D. Helmbold. with her
daughter. Mrs George Mahool. will
be. at home Informally this afternoon
in her apartment at Somerset House.
Mrs. Helmbold entertained at q beau
tifully appointed luncheon Wednesday
at the Army and Navy Club given in
compliment to Mrs .Mahool. when her
guests numbered eight.
Blair-HollyAay Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Minna Blair to Mr..
Richard C. Hollyday. jr., of New York.
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NotabIes Hear Opera.

A brilliant audience will assemble
at the shubert .GArrick Theater TO-
morrow evening for the opening per-
formance of the Washington Opera
Company, when II Pag1iacci" and
The EecrSkp pf Suzanne" will be pres
ented WITH OtakAr Marak, the famous
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In the Diplomatic CorDs.
The ambassador Of Chile and Senora
0e Matthew will he the hosts at IN
Interesting dinner party Thursday
whs44he Russiaa ambassador and
Mme. BahlZmeter win be tho guests
Of honor.
The ambassador of Argentina and
Nine. lie Breton will entertain two
week, the first tomorrow evening.
when their guests have been invited
to meet the ambassador of Peru and
Mime. Pezet. and the second on Friday
evening. -
The ambassador. OF Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier left yesterday
for New York. whore they will spend
. week.
The minister OF. Colombia and Nine.
Urueta will entertain at dinner
Thursday evening xt dhs legation.
Sonora de Cafdeson, swife of the
the legation from. New York. where
she spent few weeks.
Nine Peter. wife of the minister of
Switzerland, will leave tomorrow for
New York. where she will sremain
Until w ounoeooy' wHen oho 80
for a.Short visit to her home. In
Switzerland.
Princess Lubomifska, wife of the
ministsf Of Poland. returned yes.
terday from New York. whore she
made short visit. -:
The minister, Of the Serbs, Croa41
md 6lovenes aud A&kue. sGyohttch- will
10 the hosts At'= . sdtaner tomorrow
evening At the :1soation in compli'
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Blsir-HollyAay Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Minna Blair. to Mr..
Richard C. Hollyday. jr., Of New York.
son of Capt. Richard C. Hollyday. u.
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Burwell s. Cutler. MI. and Mrs Thil-
man Hendrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ".
Fleming. Senior Don1GonZalo de Ojeda
Of the Spanish embassy. DR.. Felipe A.
Espil of the Argentine embassy. Mr..
Harry Norment, Mr.. Ames Brown and
Maj. Hazlett.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in compli-
msnt to DR.. William Allen Nelson. pres
ident Of Smith College. who came to
Washington to address a meeting of the
Smith College Club yesterday afternoon
In behalf Of the $4,000. 900 drive for the
Smith College endowment fund. The
meeting was held at the home Of Mrs.
Breckenridge Long.
- ~, ~
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The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Meredith. who hava bee1 In New
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Miss Charlotte Harding. daughter, of
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
GLENWooD TO ENTERTAIN
AMERICAN LEGION

The 1921 session of the American
Legion Of Colorado is to be held in
Glenwood Springs according to the well
come news to Secretary Switzer Of the
Chamber of Commerce contained in
kilograms received Thursday from
both Capt. j. w. Bell and William
Noonan who are delegates from Glen
wood to the state encampment being
held this week in Boulder.
These delegates went to the meeting
at Boulder determined to land the 1921
meet for Glenwood, if possible. They
worked hard to that end-and they
succeeded, and all Glenwood is glad.
We are not advised as to the probable
number of delegates who may be ex-
pected to attend the gathering, but it
goes without saying that the American
Legion Of Colorado in its annual en-
campment or whatever the annual
meeting is called, will be no small af-
fair.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
MRS. HORACE HAFF

MIRA Horace Half, who Monday of
this week underwent An operation for
peritontis Mt the Glenwood sanitafium
passed away at Z O'Clock yesterday
morning at the age OF 81 years, 10
months and 10 days.
Mrs. Han was formerly Emma Tre-
zise and was resident Of Glenwood
for many years. About three years ago
she was married to Mr. Hat and since
that time the couple have made their
home on their ranch on Cattle creek.
Although Mrs. HaH has not been In
the best Of health for some time her
illness and death came as \ shock to
her many friends.
Deceased is survived by her hus-
band and year old son, several broth
ers Of which Tom Trexise Of this city
and Jack Trezise Of Carbondale attend
ed the funeral. A sister, Mrs. Hen
erickson of Delta was also In attend
ance Mt the funeral which was held
from the Catholic church yesterday AZ
ternoon at 9 o'clock, Father J. P. Ca,
rignn officiating. Interment was IL
Cattle creek cemetery.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
ATTENDED THE CIRCUS

Mr.. and Mrs. lack Higgins were mp
from Rifle last Monday, ostensibly for
the purpose of attending the circus,
but Zack spent very busy day meet.
ing and greeting many old friends in
the Carbondale-Cattle creek territory
formerly his old stamping ground Zach
is now, a. he always has been, an on.
thnsiastic believer in the necessity 70,
good roads in Garfield county, and he
says If he is elected county commits.
sioner he will surely bend his energies
largely in that direction. Mr.. Higgins
has witnessed great TRANSFORMED on
in Garfield county roads, but he says
there is still room for great improve,
ment, and he hopes to have some Of
fetal part in bringing about much bet
ter conditions than those which prevail
at present
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
AT FnEs1zN's TOURNAMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. keller, Bruce
Ikeler and Henry P. Davis, Jr. return.
ed last Sunday from an overland trip
to Denver, Mr. Davis and Bruce having
gone as delegates from the Glenwood
Fire Department to the State Fire
men g convention and tournament, held
at Littleton and Englewood.
They report an excellent convention,
in fact declaring it to he perhaps the
best ever held in the state. A signifi.
cant statement made by one member
of the party was that it was certainly
encouraging to note how much better
time was had at such events in these
dry days than was possible in the day.
of the past, when booze was considered
a necessary element in all such func,
tons.
The program was interesting from,
start to finish, and throughout the ses-
sion there was much interest manifest
ed by those who volunteer to save the
property of others from destruction
by the fire fiend. To the boys who are
giving up much time to this task of
great importance to every community
much credit should be given-much
more than the boys usually receive.
When it came time to select meet
ing place for the 1921 session. Love.
land appeared to be the strongest can
didate for the honor, and although sew
eral of the delegates stood ready to
vote, Chief Davis of this city arose
and cast the Glenwood votes for Love-
land. This action brought forth con-
siderable applause, and Loveland prov.
ed an easy winner.
The Genwood boys felt that it would
be great honor to bring the next
meet to Glenwood, and it would also
mean considerable to this community
along business lines, but inasmuch as
no arrangement had been made prior
to their departure for the meeting, they
did not feel warranted in extending
an invitation on behalf of Glenwood,
preferring to wait until proper official
action is taken by this city.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
CHARLES sH1DELBR, JR.

Last Monday at the GlenwoOd sani
tarium, Charles Shidcler, Jr., a most
excellent young man of the Rifle com
munity, passed away, after suffering
for many months from tuberculosis OF
the throat.
Deceased was one Of the progrei sive
young runchmen Of Garfield county.
He was born and reared in the MANN
creek section, and leaves hpst of
friends who are shocked and panied by
his demise. He IL survived by his faith
err, @. J. Shideler, the wellknown farm
er and stockman, one brother, two sis
tiers, and host Of friends who have
sustained severe loss by the untimely
demise Of this excellent young man. In
termcnt was in Rose Hill cemetery At
Rifle Wednesday afternoon.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
MARROW HsCAPE PROM DEATH
N AT AUTO ACCIDENT

What proved to be a miraculous e.
cape from death was the experience Of
Dr.. o. L. Mccartney Of this city, who
in company with three other passeu-
gers were motoring from Ruedi to
Glenwood last Friday, when the car
which they were driving turned com
pletely over.
The doctor had been spending few
days in Ruedi and he, with Mrs. VIM.
Smith Of Ruedi, DIR. Walker of Okla
homa and Rev. Sears Of Houston, Texas
were on their way to Glenwood in
Ford driven by DR.. Walker.
At Taylor creek, between Ruedi and
Basalt the brakes refused to work and
in attempting to steer the car near the
bank the car struck boulder and
"turned TURTLE DR.. Walker and
Mrs. Smith were pinned under the car
and escaped without injuries, but DR..
Mccartney and Rev. Sears were thrown
over the top of the machine, the doctor
rolling about IS feet to the foot of the
hill. Rev. Sears received slight in
iuries but DIR. Mccartney received a
badly sprained wrist, the ligaments Of
his side were torn and he also had
slight conclusion Of the brain, but is
improving nicely from his injuries.
Phil Smith, a ranchman at Seven
Castles came to the assistance Of the
party with his car and the party start
ed for Basalt but when they were
within one-ha1f mile of Basalt they
hay head-on collision with n. R.
Logan Of this city, in which accident
the Smith car was badly damaged. A
third car, owned by Marvin Sloss Of
Basalt was then called into service
and the party were taken in safety to
Emma where they boarded the Aspen
branch and arrived in Glenwood with
out further mishap.