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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
Purple Makes Change

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Repea1 Of the two
sport rule, at Northwestern University,
permitting athletes to engage in only two
branches of sport, was voted Thursday
by the faculty athletic committee. This
action win place Northwestern teams on
equal terms with other Western Confer
ence teams.
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BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Dec. i7e-Indi-
will be against the indianapolis Y. NJ.
c. A. team in the big gymnasium pool
here tonight. Indiana is banking on the
ability OF Charchman, who holds the
State 500 yard record, and has officially
broken several Of the university pool rec
ords He is being depended upon to taks
first place in a majority Of the events.
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DEMPSEY At SOUTH BEND.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. IT-Jack
Dempsey created quite a stir here when
he Unexpectedly appeared early this
morning en- route from New York City
TO Salt Lake City. Jack was accompa-
MED By his old friend and tight pro-
mocer. Floyd Fitzsimmons According
to Dempsey, he was going home to spend
the holidays. but was going to stop or
q few days at Benton Harbor to visit
friends.
When ASKED regarding his match with
Willard, be said that now the match
vas assured for March II. he intended
to take q short rest and then prepare
himself carefully, as he intended taking
no chances on giving the title back to
Willard. Re left at 9 o'clock on the
fnterurban for St Joseph, Mich.
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NOBLE DOWN FOR NINE.

DETROIT, Dec. 17-TOmmy Noble,
English featherweight champion, ana
Danny Frush Of Baltimore, boxed ten
rounds here. with newspaper opinion
divided between draw verdict and a
decision for Frush. Frush dropped his
opponent for q count Of nine in the nrSt
round.
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H. 80 70. ~~~ry
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HSS21QUGSI
Sptf1s2aO so =
FLYwEIGHr BOUT PLANNED.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Dec. 17.-C. Il.
Johnson, Terre Haute boxing promoter,
is trying to match Buddy Taylor with
Frankie Mason for the fiyweight cham
pionship on New Years day. Taylor put
mp q sensational fight in this city on
Monday night, and Will challenge the
winner of the Morrett- J ohnny Katz con-
test In CINCINNATI on Monday next; Ma
son also has a match on with Jimmy
Pappas OF Chicago In the near future.
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ANNUAL CRIMSON
BANQUET TONIGHT

Indiana University's football team won
third place in the Big Ten standing this
alumni football celebration at the Colum-
bia Club tonight is going 30 be q fitting
affair, everything working out aecordin &
TO scheduls.
o'clock with tho big "feed," and from
that time until 1t Is past the hour for
all small boys to be In bed. there will
be fun Of ali sorts and descriptions md
brand Of entertainment that will "hit
the spot" with everybody.
Coach Jumbo Stiehm and his football
ers viii be there, 100 per cent strong, as
win the old grads living In Indianapolis
and vicinity
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CITY THREECUsHIoNs.

Keiser won from Eberhardt in n city
three cushion match at the Board Of Trade
last night, ~ TO 50, In eighty-slx in
innings. Keiser's high run was five and
Eberhardt rolled q two. The rapid fire
tourney starts tonight.
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Higher Education

CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-Cockfghting was
added" TO the sports at Northwestern
University Thursday when the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity announced 1t
had acquired a game cock and challenged
the fighting chickens Of all other frateT-
mites to q finish battle.
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BRIrTON AND LEWIS.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. I7.-Word from
London says WeIter Champion Jack
ErittOn of Chicago and Ted Lewis, for
n~r champ. have been matched to battle
twenty rounds In London next February
for a purse of Sc. 900.
Tom CowIer, heavyweight, recently
knocked out SpaIIa, italian heavy, In six
rounds at Berlin, Germany, the report
stated
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Burke With Red Sox

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Jimmy Burke.
former manager Of the st. Louis Browns,
has been signed as coach and assistant
manager Of the Boston Red Sox, Owner
Frazee announced here Thursday.
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BoGAH VS.. CoFFEY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-LOuie Bogash
Of Bridgeport, Conn, a leading CON
tender for Jack (Britton's welterweight
crown. will meet Vince Coffey here to-
night at the Pioneer Sporting Club. Earl
Baird from the Pacific coast and Lew
Snyder OF Bayonne, lightweight, viii meet
In a ten-rOund semi-hnal.
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yANK RANrAOf WINS.

BALTIMORE, Dec 1Z-Kid Williams.
former bantamweight champion, was
awarded the decision here last night at
the end OF a sensational twelve-roun
fight with Charlie Ledoux, bantam
weight champion OF France.
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PFENsY WINS AT eOCCFz

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 17-PennsyI-
vania won the intercollegiate Soccer
League championship Thursday, defeat
ing Princeton at Haverford. goals to q
Both teams went through the season
indicated, having played each other to
! scoreless tie in their regular league con-
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big LEAGUERS
HOLDANOTHER
n. Y. MEETING
lS3O,00O Offer Made Cobb to
Pilot Tigers Is Chief
Topic Of Day.
] MORE TRADING LIKELY
HENDRICKS SELLS SMITH.

Manager Jack Hendricks, whe Is In
New York attending the nesting of the
big IeaKuers. today wired the tnfOrrna-
<fon home that he had disposed of In
fielder Jimmy Smith by sale TO the Seat
tie club of the PnoIae Coast League.
Jimmy did not hit up to the American
assocIstion standard and TIE Tribe boss
Thought it O wise move to sen him and
use the money In boIsterfng the Hoosiers
for the 1921 season Doug Baird, OBJ
4afned from the New York Giants In
shs HenIine deal, Is slated to I'LL Sna4tRs
fob AZ second base, though Hendricks Is
etfn In the market for inheiders.
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Donovan at Jersey City
and Clymer at Toledo

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Two more minor
league managerial berths have been nnsd
today. Pat Donovan will lead the Jer-
sey City Club and Bill ClyIner viii man
age Toledo
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.--Andy CLANCY,
Baltimore. knocked out Harry Kabakoff
In the first round of their scheduled
eight-round bout here last night. Kaba'
kon hit the mat five times before TAX
ing the anal count.
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NORMAL EASY
FOR FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN, Ind. Dec. 17.-Coach
Thurber's Franklin court athletes IN
covered an exceptionally brilliant often
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sive drive to carry Central Normal TO
the bottom side OF 40 to il count here
last night. There were times when the
Baptists mussed things up bit, but the
coach believes that they viii class with
the best teams in the state after no has
erased the traces Of football.
The Baptists bombarded the goal early
and were thirteen points TO the good
before the Teachers called FOR time When
play was resumed, Miles scored the tirst
Teacher marker on q spectacular dis
tancs shot Thurber let a second string
lineup galIop over the court for the
last 1--WE minutes of the second half,
which ended with the count staidlng IS
TO 8. Subs played the better part OF
the second half for Franklin. Miles ana
Nelson played great basket ball for the
losers, being the only men who gave the
oliver and Pike went best for Franklin.
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BOGGSTOWN. me, Dec. 1.-THE Fair
land -Boggstown High School basketball
game played hero was followed by a
heated dispute between the supporters
OF the two teams. The Falkland fans
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LAWYERS DROP CHRIsrAMoREs.

The strong Christamors independent
team fell before the Indiana Law School,
80 to IS, last night. in the hrst home
game Of the season for the Lawyers.
At the end OF the first half, the Law
yers were leading, Is TO u, the play
having been fast and close all the way,
but in the second period the winners paid
more attention 10 their guarding and the
independent team was held TO two field
goals.
The Law School travels to Cincinnati
Jan. 5. meeting tia Cincinnati ~ team.
Tho following week. the Mooresville Elks
and Darlington Bearcats will DO played
here. Managers Of teams desiring games
should get IN touch with John Rothrock,
Al whittier place. as soon as possible.
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BASKETBALL


COLLEGE.
De PAW, SO; Manchester, II.
Wabash, n: En- Roes, 10.
Franklin, 40; Central Normal, Is.
Indiana Law school, 60 Chris,amores,
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INDEPENDENT.

Connersvils Legion. 70; Richmond Il
Greenwood Legion. 70: North Vernon,
4.
Shoals. 81; vallouia, n.
Button Debts. %; Kokomo Legion. II.
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The Rouesselaers arc anxious to sched-
ule q contest with some fast city or State
team for next Tuesday night. For fur
Their information call North POO and ask
for Louis.
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GARAGES TO EEr.
DOWNTOWN GARAGE

Warranted and up to date. We still
have few spaces@for regular storage GUS
toners We cater to the commercial
traae
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REAL EsTATE--FoR SALE.

| 1912 Byrum ave-, 5-room bungalow type.
good furnace, electric lights, big lot, 50I
212 feet; fruit and shade. Price .$2,s0O
$500 cash; a bargain.
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No. 1857
/ UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S NOTICE
United States of America, District Of In
diana. SIS:
Whereas libel of information was fled
in the district court of the United States
for the district of Indiana on the Sd day
of Nav. 1920 by Frederick VanNuys Esq.
United States attorney, on behalf OF the
United States against one bag purportng
part National Hog Powder seized at
said district in violation of the interstate
commerce law and claiming damages in
the sum of S--. and praying process
against said property and that the same
may be condemned and sold therefor.
| Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the
monition under the seal of said court to
me directed and delivered, do hereby
give public notice to all persons claiming
said goods or any part thereof or IN any
manner interested therein, that they ba
and appear before the district court of the
United States to be held at the city OF.
indianapolis. in and for the district OF IN
diana on the first Monday of June next.
at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that day,
then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
MARK STCREN,
Marshal. United States.
Attest:-NOBLB c. BUTLER. CLERK.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL SUPPLY DEALERS.
The undersigned. Clements Purdy, truss
tee of Pike township, Marion county. in-
ceive sealed bids up to 10 o'clock on the
nth day of June, 1920, for the purchase
of the following articles of personal prop
erty:
sixty adjustable school desks.
Twenty of size No. I.
Twenty of size No ?.
Twenty of size No. s.
Bids will be received for wooden. steel
and semi-steel desks. The desks must BE-
installed on portable strips, three desks to
the strip and delivered to the school
building at Traders Point not later than
Aug 20. 1920.
All bids will be received in the presence
of the advisory board and the CON-
tract Will be awarded to the lowest and
best bidder. The trustee reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
CLEMENTS PURDY, trustee.
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AUCTIONS.
FRIDAY. 9 A. NJ.
Auctioneer.
LEGAL NOTICE.
SALE OF BONDS.

SALE OF BONDS.
Department OF Finance, City of Indi-
annapolis.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the provisions Of general ordi-
nance No. 8, 1920. of the common council
of the city Of Indianapolis state OF In
diana, passed on the 18th day of January.
1920. and approved by the mayor Jan. ~.
1890. and general ordinance No 81. 1922.
amendatory thereto. passed on the I'd da5
Of February. 1920. and approved by she
ma ycr on the 9Th day of February, 1890.
the undersigned city controller of the city
of indianapolis, viii receive sealed BIDS
AT the office of the city controller in the
City hall up to Il o'clock noon on Wednes-
day May 90. 1920. for twenty thousand
C$20.0Q0) dollars of park purchase bonds
of 1920 of the city of Indianapolis payable
from the general fund of said city, said
bonds being in denominations OF one thou
sand ($1, 100000 dollars, each bearing date
May IS. 1920, payable Jan. l, 1925. bearing
interest at the rate of five (5Co( per cent
per ar mum payable the first day OF jan
uary and July respectively Of each year,
beginning with the first day OF January.
1921, and said bonds are to be delivered
and paid for at the ONCE of the treasurer
Of the city of Indianapolis on the 21th
All bids shall be accompanied by duly
certified check upon some responsive
bank of the city Of indianapolis, Indiana,
payable to the order of the city treasurer
for the sum OF money which shall equal
two and one-half (2IA co. per cent of the
face or par value OF the bonds bid for
The city controller Will open said bids
or proposals between the hours of IL and
p. m. on the day above set for receiving
bids and reserves the right to award all
of said bonds or a part or any number
thereof to the highest and best bidder
therefor. but said city controller reserves
the right TO reject all bids and proposals
or any part thereof. and shall have the
right to accept a part of any BID and to
award upon any bid the whole or less
number of bonds covered by such bid.
Each bidder may bid for all or any
part of said bonds.
This issue of bonds was approved by the
state board of tax commissioners OF In
diana on the Sd day of May. 1920.
ROBERT H. BRYSON,
City Controller of the City of lndtanap-
oils. Indiana
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$3.50 fVE HOoNg--t7tSo
This neat hsrorfn cottage with clos
cts fully equipped bathroom.
Eiaas~d-fn sun porch. on large lot
not far from school and store. iE
located in the north part Of the
city In = very desirable section
lot - very wide and deep. there ia
good garden EFouud lawn. shrub
berry. cement walks. retaining
walls. parking. etc 1850 oash. bai-
hnrr monthly
8. Loo FIVE ROOMS $500
STREET CAR MEN
This h-fnom cottage on a nice lot
w located at ta W Ewing a.
yard 10 fenced. IN near car line and
rooms are - nice sitr and cone
venicntiy arranged. ;ieo cash. bal
anee monthly,
- n THOMAS 4 CO, Inc.
io-a Thifd Avenue Elliott tit.
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,t.boo--s-RooM COTTAGE

. NTUVW-"N ft'7'TH VI NUE.
Modern. on fine corner lot: street
improvements paid. very con-
venicnt TO everything In Ballard;
nice district. terms 5000 cash, t25
per month. A clean little home
You better hurry, as this IL priced
to sell quick. No, 3S02
1.r.x mos -, ,,
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YANKEE TRANSFER. MAIN 1920
furniture moving. 1850 hour
Trunks week free storage.
FOR RENT - GROOM MODERN
cottage. furnished. garage. .5sS
18th $. rs per month.
FOR RENT--2 FURNIsHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. no bedding. SIS per
month. Phone Rainier 244.
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OITIgJeN N>Nn


- uRQuuART
eos Pioneer building Main $685.
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FoRD TRUCK WITH PARRY CAB
and body Queen Anne SIS 600
Weatiake "
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LOST AND FOUND
DREssMiKING
~ TO LET - UNFINISHED
HOUSES

HEATH TRANsFER-PTANO AND
furniture moving. baggage service
121 Pine 81. Local and louE-dis-
lance moving. Main 572S. Beacon
35se.
ROOMS AND BATH. GAS: ELEC-
tric light; laundry; light and clean
close in. rent reasonable. 1906 Il.
Terrace 81.
FOR RENT - SNAIL ROOM
house, $500. 1863 18TH ave. 8.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

ROOM PARTLY FURNISHED
SENT modern; close to car: large.
level lot. with shrubbery and lawn.
adults only; $50. on o months
lease.
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Do you WANT a FURNISHED
house with gas and fuel, dirt
cheap, for little service? a cou-
pie, two or three ladies preferred.
Ell. Star
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KEAN BROS. IN BALLARD
Now In our new location, 5aOt Bal
lard ave. near 22d ave. N. W. Take
Ballard cars. Ballard 1877.
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ron sAI.E-REAI ESTATE
S-HOOM BUNGALOW
IL LOTS
NORTH GROVE DIVISION. no. /,

- - - A%|AHfeN -"
n yoa are looking for a desirable
country home site. whore you can
enjoy city convenience such a.
city water. electric light teis -
phone and transportation. inyentis
gate THE property. streets arc all
Improved and every tract cleared
and ready for cultivation. pfires
are very reasonable and easy
terms Take jitnry from sath or
Everett fntefufhAn - GfoNeiand
station. which be- right Ia center
% the property, or phone and our
Rutna viii take you out
NORTH GROVE LAND CO
Elliott 1851 sis R~aboard BIDS
ROOM MODERN HOUSE MD LOT
s0stso. several ntsr fruit trees
and good garden planted; for.
ntehrd $500. Including himbAli
piano unfurnirh~d f2.7eo
s-reom cottage. lot soNts0. II fruit
trees; garage and chicken house;
1850
room house: lot soriso: $1,000
Either or both can be bought for
reasonable cash payment. balance
Ike rent
ANNA NJ f.AnkiS
a1nd Hnd Government Way.
Queen Anne thTa.
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10 wrsT sEA1TIE PROPERTY

. ROOMS AND BATH. CLOSE TO
car and school Call for informa
ton North sac Meridian district
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EOR SAIE--REAI ESTATE


HOME AND INCOME
Here Il wonderful chance for a
young couple 70 set dandy start
Ia ilfr, You viii never have 20
worry about your payments N you
buy this place. You viii always
have an income OF tzs per month.
and a nice home bchidpH. Now
listen 20 this. n is located in
nice district. on paved street ana
only y blocks from AadfonA Gar
line. " has 4 nice rooms and ta N,
and IN tho rear " has = large.
beautiful sun pAripr with 20 win
dows and a kitchsnrttr. This iH tho
part they fight over 10 rent at
as per month, leaving you 4 nice
rooms 10 i've In, and only fio per
month 10 pay. an the full monthly
payments arc only f3s. including
Interest Tho total price II only
o. $50 10 sold BY Tuesday evening.
SOC cash Can you beat " IN So
Attier Cali at 7ia 18th ave. OF
phone Hast s3sa
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FARM I.ANDS
ENiJgcf.ki, \ II isr, = n,-L III

WHITE RIVER VALLEY
I'M HcI.AW-B BUCKLEY
THE BEST IN THE WEeT
Z acres: all level: black soil. All g.
proved; elegant location: On psTss
hlEhNhY' neat f-roon cottage 80
barn ~ young bearing fruit tres.
small huit; shrubbery: ,L3M
RIGHT ~ TOWN
10 acres; all level; all improvsx.
very rich black soil: s-roors hau,,
with bath and city water: bayrs
milk room. root house. not,i.,-
house. wood shed, feed rosrn' ~
rage and small house; All kIns, -
fruit; 9 extra good cows. 4 bslss,
hogs. ] horse. 70 laying hens. ia
young chicks. cream sepsrsss,
wagon, pillow. harrow. rake, ~,
fork. bone grinder. lots Of sinai
to9s. water IN harm and ysr.A
frice $4,000. terms.
SEE THIS ONE
3fh acres: all highly improve6. 4
room modern house; cement la.
ment: bath; electric Light. phsrs.
city water: big barn with wsss,
and lights. and hay fork. rsrsxs.
poultry house, fine orchafd. "
head fine grade Jersey cows Ana
hcifers. chickens: farm maehsrf-r
including new tractor: 4 bloeis "a
high school; half-mlie 10 dept
THIS land - worth 800 per ~.
buildings and chattels are xor,s
N,0Ve. Price for everything. tif-
600. one-third cash, balance q
suit at 81 interest This Is h.
best there is. A money maker =,
ideal home and a real bsrrni,
VIII consider city home part psy
vs.. l.. burnside. sBuektey. Wash
NEW LAND IN YAKIMA VALLEY
OUR II. OOo-AGRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
In the rich lower valley. noted a,
It's fruits and tremendous yieIts Il
alfalfa and corn. the government
Of the United States has been lay.
Ing out the last extension Of ths
FAMOUS sJSSYsIDE CANAL
Our 10000 acres OF rich. ptrftcf-iv-
ing bench land under Iris project
must be divided UP ard fold 70
settlers.
CHEAP NEW Farm LAND
FOR ACTUAL HONESEEKERs
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY seitlsrs
viii be given their choice Of this
land at $40 to $50 per acre With
q long time TO pay and very low
interest rate.
WE SHOW THE LAND 70 yrYERs
by appointment Call at or offica.
write 20 US. or send toleg7oA
We also have seveSai hunlre1 acfsa
clearef ready TO- pillow. In IL IT,
nous Mckee valley: THE II ID TIE
new Yakima irrigation district
not far from Yakima City.
Maps, photographs and samples q
soil at our office.
once open EVENING" Also
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO
sIs Green Building. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

GET YOUR EASTER BONNET \
Bring in your old material and
hats. as we remakr. r~biock
and redy- the cid into new.
snappy styles our Pattern
Hats are dashed with style. ,
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SCI Peoples Bank
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-30

way OF Nez Perce. After travelling
until about noon sign board say
ing nine miles to Cottonwood gave
the impression that this prosperous
prairie town ought to be good
place to eat dinner. Strange to say,
after an hour of hard travel another
sign at a crossroad near Ferdinand
said ten miles to Cottonwood, so
the Cottonwood idea was abandon
ed, and Ferdinand substituted for
a square meal. From Ferdinand
the journey was resumed In the
general direction of Forest, a town
noted for its picturesque scenery.
About the time Forest was due on
the horizon members of the
party, after inqulring the name of
eth place found themselves at VIM
chester, the sawmill town. From
there 1T was necessary to back-track
to again get into the Forest road
From Forest bv way of Waha Lake
and Lewiston was very enjoyable
trip and a beautiful drive, which
was continued up the Clearwater
and then on to the metropolis Of
the Potlatch-kendrick.