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Evening star., 1920-12-24

northwest to 9th street, 10 Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, to 7th street, thence
up TIN to F street, continuing to
south front of the Treasury, thence
Gown pennsylvania avenue to 10th
street. Theaters and newspaper Of
nces Will be visited en- route.
Truck No. 2 will represent Calvary
hSptist Church and will be in charge
OF Miss Sidney Tucker. 1t win visit
columbia Hospital. Georgetown Uni
verslty Hospital, the Home for the
aged and 1nfirm and the Home for
the Blind.
Truck No. 3, representing Girl Scouts.
VIII have as its leader Mrs. H. H.
W1!les. 1t Will start from Noel House
ana proceed over Cramer, Rosedale,
Gales, 18th and 18th streets to c
street. thence to Tennessee avenue,
returning to starting point
Truck No. with Miss Theodosia
Cox as leader will represent the Y. w.
=; A Other trucks will represent the
wallace Memorial U. P. Choir, Mrs. j.
Leemon, leader; Friendship House,
Miss Lydia Burklin. leader: Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church, w. B.
Allen, leader; Kenilworth Troop. Girl
scouts, Mrs. r. A. Philips. leader;
Community Service Group. No. 2. Fan
ME r. Buck, leader; Community Serv-
Ice Group. No. 3, r. c. Starr. leader,
and . Street Branch Community Serv-
Ice, Miss Virginia Williams, leader.
Evening star., 1920-12-24
DEAD WITH $4,000.

NEW YORK. December "a. - A
woman with $4,000 in bank notes
bound to her right thigh by u hand
kerchief- was found dead Of gas poi
son in q room on East tath street
here. A note with the money read:
III anything happens to mo this
money belongs to NJ. Bolaton a Son.
Pa"
Among the woman'S possessions was
q marriage license granted "Eannie
Bolaton" and abraham Loincr" in
Pittsburgh eight years ago.
Evening star., 1920-12-24
PARDONS FOR XMAS GIFTS:
BRIEF NEWS NOTES OF IT, S.
Clemency Shown
Bv Governors
Of 5 States.

BY the Associated Press
RALEIGH, n. c., December "a
Eighteen communications, two condi-
tional pardons and one conditional
parole were granted to prisoners in
the state prison by Gov. T. w. Beckett
as his Christmas gift to men behind
the bars. The governor had previous
Iy announced that this would be the
final exercise Of executive clemency
during his administration, which
closes early in January, unless an i'm
mediate necessity arises. His pardon
record, admittedly the highest OK Any
governor in the history Of the state,
closes with a total of paroles and par
dons approximating 500.
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MERRY CAROL SINGERS ::
WILL HERALD CHRISTMAS

cornet' soloist, a herald and young
woman in costume, who will receive
gifts for Europe's millions of starving
children. to be distributed through
the European Relief Committee.
Community Service has acted as
a clearing house for the organizations
which will participate in the song
ed by a truck which will carry q bril-
liantly lighted Christmas tree. G. 3.
Wengered, director of the music de,
partment of Community Service. viii
be the leader for his truck. which
will proceed from 10th and X streets
Evening star., 1920-12-24

Eleven truckloads of singers will
herald the approach of Christmas to-
alGht from the streets of Washing
ton. With the twofold purpose of
carrying the spirit of the season to
The capitals "shut-ins," including SOL
der convalescents. and of reminding
Neutrality-suspicious. of their duty toward
suffering humanity in Europe. the
carolers will go out into the high
Nays and byways and cover tprac-
tically every section of the city.
Each truck will be equipped with
Evening star., 1920-12-24
Cotton Adrift at Sea.

PENSACOLA, Fla--Capt. c. W. Nc
kenzie of the fishing smack Louise
Harper, which arrived in port, report
ed sighting a large number Of bales Of
cotton floating about 200 miles due
south of Pensacola, Tuesday afternoon.
One bale, which was picked up. bore
the number 796 and marks indicating
that it had been handled by Riggs
Brothers, Noga1, Tex. Other marks
were too fndiStinct to make out.
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Cleneucy to Forty.

ATLANTA-Gov. Dorsey announced
that he had granted clemency 70
fifteen felony convicts and about
twenty five misdemeanor prisoners.
The papers, he said. have been signed.
and will be given to the prisoners as
Christmas gifts. Among those grant
ed clemency is Walter 3. Medltn. serv-
Ing life term for the murder OF w.
r.. Baker in Macon in 1918.
Evening star., 1920-12-24
Life Sentence Reduced.

SPRINGFIELD, lll.-Immediate par
don Of Leo Schoolcraft. convicted Of
murder in 1917, and reduction of the
life sentence for murder of Thomas
j. Bent of Chicago to thirty six years
were Gov. Lowden's only Christmas
gifts to convicts announced. PardonS
or combinations in thirty five other
cases were refused.
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Grant. Nineteen Pardons.

COLUMBIA.-tiov Robert A. Cooper
announced nineteen paroles and two
communications of sentences. The list
included three men sentenced for life
for murder. all Of whom had served
approximately ten years; seven who
had been convicted of manSlaughter.
Two women were included.
Evening star., 1920-12-24
s~allpex On vessel.

NEW YORK.-Fourteen hundred i'm
migrants arriving here on the Italian
steamship Duca Degli Abruzzi, were
ordered detained at Quarantine for two
weeks because Of the discovery of
smallpox aboard the vessel. The i'm
migrants originally had planned to
land at Philadelphia because Of conges-
ton at the Ellis Island immigration
station.
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Killed in Auto Crash.

ASHEVILLE, N. C.-Wayland Fitz-
gerald was instantly killed, Cecil
Brockton is believed to be fatally in
jured and Arrowood Smith and Cliff
ford Mccall are In a serious condition
as result of an automobile accident
on the Asheville- henderson road near
here, when the machine in which they
were riding collided with tree re-
Gently blown across the road.
Evening star., 1920-12-24
Si.OOO.OOO Fire Loss.

MULLENS, w. Va-Mullens yester-
day suffered it's third disastrous fire
in as many years. when an entire city
block was reduced to ashea entailing
a loss estimated at $1,000,000.
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Arrested 473 Times.

ST. LOuIS.-Ernest Miller, alias Jew
Bergadine. who police say admits
having been arrested 472 times in the
last seven years, was sentenced to
eight years in the penitentiary by
Federal Judge Faris on a charge Of
completely in an interstate shipment
theft last May
Evening star., 1920-12-24
WAR DEPARTMENT oUER1ED.

The War Department is asked in a
resolution adopted yesterday by the
Senate for information about its al
legged failure to turn over to the Ship
ping Board certain docks, wharves
and terminal facilities as required by
the. Shipping Board. The resolution
was offered by Chairman Jones Of the
commerce committee.
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BORN.

xAILAN. To Nr. and Mrs. l. n. kaplan
(nee Sarah Z. Greenneld). December =,
1890. at Sibley Hospital. q boy.
PERRY. Decenber %, 1890. to Mr. and Mrs.
J. Carl Perry, a son.
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Still Causes Fire in
Church-TiUoB Banks
Closed in West.

HANFOED, Wash. - Fire which
broke out in a church Of Hanford
was declared by deputy sheriffs to
have been caused by an overheated
whisky still. which was in full op-
GRAFTON in tho basement. Tho base
ment was rented by J. A Brooks. a
butcher, for whom warrant has
been issued on q charge of operating
a still. Tho church was not badly
damaged by the fire.
Evening star., 1920-12-24

|. To Cure 4 Cold in One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QCININE
tablets. The genuine bears the signature 1
u. W. Grove. 80c.-Advertisement. .r-
Evening star., 1920-12-24

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-One hundred
more men will be employed by the
government to guard Kentucky whis-
ky warehouses against robbery. Ell
wood Hamilton, collector Of internal
revenue, said. The increase will make
a total Of 800 guards employed in
Kentucky. and their salaries will as-
gregate $4,000, it was estimated.
Evening star., 1920-12-24
Fifty Granted in Arkans.s.

LITTLE ROCK. A4k.-Fifty pardons
and communications. thirty Of which
were recommended by the peniten-
tiary commission. were granted by
Gov. G. II. Brough. the pardons and
Christmas gifts to the convicts who
| are recipients. Those receiving Glenn
| ency included thirteen serving life
sentences.
Evening star., 1920-12-24

Arthur j., Sigfried. salesman for
Kansas City jewelry firm, was killed
in aslocat hotel yesterday. Police and
detectives. hare been unable to locate
two trunks said to have contained
dismondss and ,jewelry valued at more
than $4,000.
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SfLENY VRAH.

Trestni soud V Newark. O
ukoncil vGera vyslech byvalehc
Cleveland'ana G.. Rehfelda
ienz 25. listopadu zakerne "a
stfelil tam6jSiho lekare H. A
BenGona. Zaloba tvrdi, ze Reh-
field vrazdil z pomstv a obhaici
nekolika eXperty dokazuii, re
Obzalovany trpi stihomamem
a chorobinci prinalezi. Rehfeld
takto Nemec pdvodem, byl "a
sv6tove va ky zatcen pro proti-
vladni agitaci ieho zatGeni u
skutetn6no ma udani zminene-
no dra. Bensona, elena ochran-
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WSS Ttr1 WSS
POUkAZKY MA POTRA-
why.

Mistni bankovni firma Otis
a Co.. jeiiz uradovny nacha-
zeji Sc V Cuyahoga blocku V
dolennim mest6. pov6rena byla
washingtonskou vladou proda-
vati poukazky ma potraviny,
urcene tenn kterym prateldm
neb znamym V Ceskosloven-
ske republice i iinde. Poukaz-
ky ty jsou prodavany "a $40
az $50 a jsou zasilany do stare
vlasti, kde adresat dotycne
potraviny V americkem skladi-
Sti Sc pfihlasf. Jedno skladiSt6
nachazf Sc V Praze, jina We vi
dni, Pesti, Varsave atd. BlizSf
podrobnosti o potravinovych
poukazkach lie nalezti V dnes
nj oznamce firmy Otis and Co.
V tomto listu.
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EMIGRANTkY NEJLEPSfMI
STUDENTKAMI " CENTRAL
SKOLE.

Y Central vysSi Skole budou
Ultra graduaGnf slavnosti, "a
nichz feGnit mali studentky f.
Levinova a Fannie Bogomilna,
ODE z Ruska pochazeiici. Wy
lmenovan6 divky jsou totiz nei
lepSimi zaGkami ma Central
Sk0le. Bogomilova privezena
byla rodiGi do Clevelandu z Ru
ska We v6ku ctyr let, kdezto
Levinova je V Americe teprv
osm rOkG. ODE vystudovaly s
neJVyssim vyZnamenanim,
predstihnuvSi uceni divky i
jinochy zde narozene a Central
vySSi Skolu navStevuiici.
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rWSS1 fWSSl tW;
IWSoI IWN0T WSST
DEKUJf "a KABELKY.

Pani F. Hronkova, 1922
f. 140 ul., obdrzela Cd sibir-
skeho legionafe St6pana Ale
xandra z Irkutska dopis, po-
tvrzujfci prfjem kabelky RUNE
darky obsahujici a ma Sibir a.
81 pred rokem poslane. Pisate-
lem jest byvaly malir z Dou-
bravnika pod ParnStynem u
Bvstrice ma Morave, jenz ma
Sibifi slouzi tem6r pet rokd.
Pani Anna Hertvikova re
zap. SO. ul. obdrzela postou
podobne podekovani "a da.
rex od druzinnika Jos. Slechty
rovn6z ze Sibire. Pisatel po-
chazi 2 Bechyn6 cd Tabora z
Czech rovnez test Sc ma ma.
vrat do vlasti.
Jin6 diky postou do Cleve-
landu z Vladivostoku zaslant
adresovany jsou ma p. Vacla.
va Havrdu, 1890 zap. so ul. a
pisatelem Jest legionar Frant
Makovsky 2 Vranovic od Vel.
kych Zidlochovic ma Morav6
byvaly ze'eznicni Gfednik
slouzfci nynf Il slezskeho sire
leckeho pluku, ienz prodela
vSecky boie mezi ceskosloven
skym a bolsevickym vojsken
svedene a jenz velice byl pote
sen darkem i vzpominkou Wy
jmenovaneho zde adresata .
Clevelandu.
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PASY.

Ce3koslovensky generalnf
konsulat V New Yorku ucinil
vSe NOME, ably usnadnil svym
obCannm navrat do vlasti. By
10 to te pTiCiny, re dopis Ize
stare vlasti cd rodiny zadate-
lovy povazoval "a d1kaz pT1-
Islusnosti do Ceskoslovenske re-
Ipubliky. We vice prfpadech Sc
vsak zjistiio, ze byly tineny po
kusy, ably toto dobre minene
vychazeni V dstrety bylo zneu-
Tito. Vzhledem k temto poku-
sum stalo Sc potrebnym, ably
pfisluSnost kazdeho obcana by
la prisne vySetrovana a tim pod
minky ku obdrzenf pasu byly
zmeneny.
Cd nyn6iska pocinaje, zada-
tel o pas must vyhov6t nasledu-
jicim pozadavkGm a ma ku ia
dosti prilozit tyto doklady:
~ DGkaz, re je zadatel pri-
sluSnikem Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. Ia dGkaz povazuje Sc
domovsky list, aneb obecni do
sv6dceni prislusnosti. (V pade
i nutnosti "a dGkaz bude sc po-
vazovat starry rakousky anebo
uhersky pas, pracovni neb vo-
jenska knizka, kTestni list, ale
s kazdym 2 t6chto nahradnich
dHkazG musi ku zadosti o pas
byti pfipojeny list kraje S o.
balkou, ktery po prevrate do
sci Cd zadatelovy rodiny.)
2.) Kunsulatni poplatek
S1.00 (money order aneb V ho-
tOvostD.
81 Dve pasov6 fotografie
(poprsi), podepsan6 vlastno.
rutne ma prednf strane.
A. Dva radne vypln6n6 for.
mulafe zadosti o pas.
Pas nemuze byti vystaven
nebudou-li k zadosti pripojeny
veskere vyseuvedene doklady
Neuplne zadosti o pas nebu.
dou brany V uvahu budou
vraceny zadatelGm nazpet.
UpoZornujeme dGrazn6, aby
zadatelove o pasy udavali svt
adresy pfesn6 a ably nepTipra
vovali Sc ma cestu a neodcesto
vail do New Yorku drive, do
kud svoje pasy neobdrzeli.
Ceskoslovensky Genera'n
Konsulat V New Yorku.
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NEHODA Ma CEsKE
BROADWAY.

Sedmi etc zacky 6. Kleisne-
rova a D. Koelikerova, 584O
Portage Ave. vracely Sc vGera
re skoly domG a kdyz u Broad
way chiefly Portage Ave. pre-
behnouti, strictly Sc s kteryms
automobilem a ODE utrp6ly leh
ci poran6ni, take museIy bJti
do nemocnice sv. Alexise do
praveny. STAY obou neni vsak
nikterak nebeZpeCny a dotCe-
ny autoista "a nehodu neni
zodpovGdnym rovn6z.
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Ornament ma zapadni stranu.

Vsem GlenGm a priznivcIm Del. Potrav. Druzstva
oznamujeme, ze msto obchodvedy Zapadn strane,
34S1 zap So u nastoupil Karel Jedlieka misto
Otrhalila, ktery 6estne onoho mista VIDAL
Soudruhu Otrhalikovi a jeho rnanzelce dekujeme Ia
jejch nskolikaletou praci obetavost, kterou pro-
speech Del. Potrav. Druz. vykonaE mnoho zasuh ST
omen podnik ziskai.
Soudruha Jedlicku odporucujeme douholeteho
zkuseneho pracovnika prospech D. P. D.. ktery 81
mnoho zasluh pro cee Druzstevni hnut: Cleveandu III
skal zadame vsechny pTiznivce DEL Druzsevnho hnu-
IT, by byli napomocni by dale nohl TAX nezistne
poctivs pracovati iako dosud
Ia Delnicke Potravn Druzstvo
RIDITELSTVO
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Kazdy Sc hrne ma na$e so.
botni odpoledni predstaveni
Jsou take tou pravou veci
Poskyt,,ieme cele predstave.
nj a zvlastnosti pro ditky. -
Dospeli 17c, deti &c ma kaz'
de sedadlo v dome.
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ne lfgy americke. Nekolik me-
sicu pc SVEN propuSt6ni vaz
by Rehfeld lekare 2 loveck6
puSky n6kolikrate stfelil a
vrazdu pred soudem ami neza-
pira. Cini DOZEN si!eneho a
die toho bude odsouzen do cho
robince ma dozivoti. Rehfeld
pred svym odstehovanim do
Newarku bydlil zde u bratran-
ce F. Eggerta ma vych. 146 ul.,
s nimz pred IA lety priiel 2
Pruska do Ameriky.
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CTENYM pODfLNfKUM
DELNICKEHO POTRAV. DRUZSTVA.

Vana hromada Delnc. Potrav Drizstva bude lonati
v NEDELI, DNE 8. UNORA 1920
Cesko-Americks SIM ma Quincy Ave- presns We 23O
hodn odpoledne. - PTedleha podan celoro6n zpravv,
volba fditelG mnoho jinych dGeztych zaleztost Je
nejvys nutno, aby vsichn podlnici jejich manzesy
brali ucast ma teto schEzi.
Ia Ridtelstvo Del. Potrav. Druzstva
JOSEF MATEJKA, taiemnil.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09

snoonfI,ls NJ s.vaat fat In an omelet nan.
Aad tho cbon,ad meat three. fourtbs
~ n cnnfr ~ ,onato . teosnoop.
m, a, screamed onion ar q bit NJ int,e
half a teaspoonful Of salt and few
grains of paprika stir until hot, then
add three beaten eggs and cook until
the eggs are creamy throughout.
Serve on squares OF, buttered toast or
with baked potatoes.
Mat Io,tpn, through fond
cbonner ono nound of veaI steak half
a Mound ~ beaf from the ton Of the
ronnd and ona.fourtb NJ a nonnd Of
cooked ham Mx we'll ada two eggs
baa,sn ,Ipbt teasnoonful ~ salt n
dash ~ n,nr,ka two ,ab,esnoonfnls If
chtctan fat two milf crackers rolled
sne onion ,n,ca cbonned nars,ev or
Worcestershire seuce. sbane into a
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09

The size OF campaign funds and
the method Of raising them is going
to get pretty thorough discussion
In this campaign. 1t will be rev.
elation to most people to know what
large sums 1t takes to run cam
paign. Democrats charge that re-
pnblicans were planning to use
s15.OoO,OOO In this campaign. Re-
publicans say they were planning to
use 100000 or better, but that
democrats were trying to raise ten
million. We have not noticed that
the democrats have admitted what
their goal was. In this connection
1t is also claimed that the nonparti-
sans have close to 100000 for this
state alone. II would appear that
campaigns come high.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09
NUTRITIOUS DISHES.

With eggs at the price they are II
does not seem economy to use them
In any nuanfifY hnf
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09

A cartoon in the Nonpartisan
Leader shows the banker asking a
man who Is seeking a loan how he
Is going to vote? Is II fair car
toon? We have never had such a
question asked How many Of our
readers have ever had such a ques-
tion asked? But suppose the bank
was state owned bank, and the
manager Of the bank was appointed
rs part OF the political game. Would
that question be asked frequently or
not. Think II over Mr. Voter and
Mr.. Noppartisan.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09

No. right thinking man can con-
done tho action OF MacSweney In
his efforts at self destruction. Only
In the case OF woman, who kills
herself as a last resort. rather than
surrender her virtue In the presence
OF force. can we conceive OF suicide
as justifiable; and even there while
we would hesitate to criticise, we
would not say 1t was best. Human
life Is too priceless to be taken by
man except 1t is necessary to pre-
serve something more precious than
life
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Department Of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
July 20. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Albert Q. Eich-
steadt OF New Raymer, Colorado. who. on
May 20. 1915. made Homestead Entry Serial
No. o22929, for So. Section "a. Township s
North. Range IS West 9Th Principal Merid-
ian, has filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before Clyde L.
Stanley. U. s. Commissioner. at New Raymcr,
Colorado, on the l4th day of September, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel sehmeeckle, Roy Crabb. George d.
Moore. Frank Jarland. all Of New kaJmer.
Colorado. s-5 90
A. +. BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lPubhher)


U. s. Land Office. 1t Sterling Colorado.
August rs. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Robert Allen. Of
West Plains. Colorado. who. on April I. 1915.
made Homestead Entry, Serial No. o244si.
for swhNEh. EHNEh. Sec. Is; NwA-
NWh. Section "a. Township II North. Range
Sc West 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed mo-
tice Of intention to mtk Final Three Year
Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Register and Receiver.
U. s. Land Once. at Sterling. Colorado, on
the 18th day Of October. 1870.
Claimant names q witnesS:
Fred Watkins. Alexander B. Duncan. Bert
L. Wilcox. Bert 3. Emerson, all Of West
plains. Colorado. % $50
A. = BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09
BEIL-DUcKER

Yesterday in Fort Morgan, Mamie
Quicker and Miss Gladys Bell were
united in marriage.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Bell, living north
west of town, and is q most estim-
able young lady
The groom is one OF our substan-
tial and prosperous farmers A host
OF friends will wish them long and
happy life.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09

Go to the primary and vote. Vote
for what seems to you to be best. not
as some one advises you to vote. But
don't understand that II you have
neglected to inform yourself on pub
lie matters, and then vote according
to your judgement, you are likely to
be following a blind leader and will
probably land In the ditch.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1920

Franklin D. uses the short and
ugly word. but he Is not the great
Teddy. Teddy had the goods to prove
his use OF the word Even In the
case OF Teddy we should have hot
more Of him II he had used the term
less freely,
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09
jk kI EHH5E 4

There's folks that .ehIde thsir nsIgh-
bors.
An there's folks that pass ysu BY:
There's folks that hold their troubles
TIL you nearly want to cry.
There's folks to crush the weaklings
And there's folks 10 curb the strong.
An now an then there's folks that
likes
To jolly folks along.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09

with food combinations
two or three eggs will
supply the protein need
ed. YET make an inex-
pensIve main dish.
Eggs and Dried Beef
Scrambled. Chop fine
half a cupful Of dried
beef. Melt two table
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1920-09-09
E. C. Abbey
High man in the
Republican Assembly
for
REPRESENTATIVE
NOTICE FOa PUBLICATION
(PUBLISHER)

DepAtt@eHt VI hc AHtSfsof
U. S. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
August rs. 1920.
Notice Ia hereby given that Frances E.
Med. Of stoneham. Colorado, who. on Sep
tember s. 1917. made Homestead Entry. Ser
ial No. o27oo2, for NWA. Section 10. Town
ship North. Range 90 West. 9Th Principal
Meridian. has fled notice of intention 10
make Final Three Year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before
the Register and Receiver, U. S. Land Office.
at Sterling. Coronado. on the 18th lay Of
October, 1920.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Howard Pulyer. Pete johnson. Ernest Z.
Clark. and Luctta Pulyer. all OF stoaehaln.
Colorado. 80 9-3o
A. r BROWNS. Register.
The ladies OF the Booster Club will
have n Food Sale at the Powell Hotel
on Saturday, September IL.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-07-15
REPORT CONDITION OF
BANK OF CANVAS PRAIRIE

Grangevile
RESOURCES
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-07-15
SPRING CAMP
(From Last Week.

(From Last Week.
The family of Ernest Adair has beef
i'll with scarlet fever. Mrs. Adair s sis
ter, Helen, and family arrived las
week and helped to care for the fam
lily.
Dr. w. A. Foskett was called up to
the Boles section the other day
when Ernest Adair was taken ill.,,
Mrs. Wilson returned from Grange
Vile Friday evening.
Mrs. Aram closed a successful term
of school at the Sunset school with
picnic and dance.
Hugo Eberhardt went outside on
business the first Of the week.
j. jackson was called to Cotton
wood by reason of the serious illness
Of his daughter, Grace.
Miss McAlister and her school child
rem joined Mrs. Aram in her picnic.
Hay cutting is going on in earnest
along the river. Several are cutting
the second crop Of alfalfa.
George Bergen will have second
crop Of hay from his winter rye.
Archie Davidson is building a
foundation under the Rocky Butte
school house and H. Eberhardt is paint
ing the outside of the building
Ed Knoor has returned from outside
points where he went to get several
head of cattle that became scattered
while they were being wintered on
Rice creek this spring. They topped
out on Doumecq plains.
The cattle never looked better at
this time of year when they had
passed through such q hard winter.
Good prospects are for a bumper
crop this year, unless the crickets do
damage later. Large quantities of
crickets are on the breaks of the
Salmon and Snake rivers.