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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

hLACK METAL MINES. INC.
incorporated under the laws Of the
state ~ Nevada.
Capitalization $4,000 shares. Par
value 10 cents per share.
Principal ONCE. SIC Felt Building.
salt Lake City, Utah.
Location Of property. Jackrabbit, Pi.
ochs Mining District, Nevada.
Property consists Of fourteen claims.
Omcers and Directors: W. F. Snyder,
President; Chas. Read. vice-President:
n. l. Bartlett. Secretary; q. H. Snyder,
II. n. Fields. Geo. F. Schneider. Direct
ors; Geo. W. Snyder. Manager.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
LOUISE MINING COMPANY

VIkSGINIA LOUISE MINING COMPANY
Incorporated under the laws Of the
STATE OF Nevada.
capitalization one million dollars, d.
vidsd Into one million shares. par value
one dollar each.
Principal once. Phoebe. Nevada.
Transfer ONCE. 1908 Hibsrnian Blde..
Los Angeles. Cal
Location Of mine. Ely Mining Dis.
trict. Lincoln County. Nevada.
Omcers and Directors: Chas. f.eo
Horsey. President and Director: J. D.
thomson. Vice-President ana Director:
ChAs. A. Thompson. Secretary and
1Treasurer ana Director; L. @. Gillett.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Mining Directory
HYBLA MINING COMPANY or

0Y0LA MINING COMPANY Or
NEVADA
Incorporated under the laws OF Ne.
vada.
Capitalization 100000 shares, par
a1ue 80 cents.
Principal once. Phoebe. Nevada.
Location OF property. Comet District,
lincoln County. Nevada.
Property consists Of thirteen claims.
onprising ESQ acres.
Omcere and Directors: Charles A,
traun. President; VIM. Herbert Derby.
n'"a w. Vtce-Presidant: Oliver w
'ookinsou. Secretary Treasurer; Al
h"- pen,l Ceorve ]. Adams. Directors.
Nrfhu~ Real. Manager; Tom McCor-
nc. Superintendent.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

Some o. s. sailors fancy stoveppes
at q
The gentle in the
aboard
specially and his ability should enlistment
There Z
third fourth civil entirely ou.ned
= 800 -
Besides the tnsmith
IN the Navy pumbers electrana baker.
st and dozen other spaes recruits
young man has hobby and wishes In that
atsd for be receive joining applying
fer entrance
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
PRINCE &C. -0LIDATED MINING
AND sMI Tang COMPANY.

incorporated under the laws Of Ne.
vAda.
Capitalization. one million sharea
two dollars each.
Principal once. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Location Of property. Ely Mining
District. Lincoln County. Nevada.
Twenty claims.
omcsrs: A. H. Godbs, President:
0sorge F. WATSON. vics-President; ".
4 Mccormick. Treasurer: NJ. c. Godbe.
Secretary and General Manager: d. L
Wsrthsimer. additional Director; J. n.
Hedges. Superintendent: A. l. Scott,
Reaident Agent.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
done with the very finest equip

Some hotel! Everything
ment Join the Navy he tips -
Can imagine a
and the proportion7
It's almost luxurious and
mos himself with
need wash his clothes laundry win take
care OF them at price which s ridiculous
This view Of the busy
naugh will give way the men in the Navy live
Only the best IF oura - -
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATTON
SRrial No Otee

Serial No. 0107O2.
department of the Interior. IT Is
E7"G ,eo at Carson City. Nevada. Marnh
Notice is hereby given that r,.
Conley Tennille, of Caliente Nn n0mas
VINO, on June 13, 1918, made Homes saua
N NH95Xy' sM W; esl sct,a, for sWA SW&
ton 3, Township Soptb NpEN, Sec:
n mast: MOUNT Diablo Meridian, has fled
n pnoos Of intention to make Three.Yesarr
abo oVa. 70 establish claim to the land
SSounty Clerk. at Phoebe, Nevada. o noi an
sIth day of April 1920. Claimant u na, ons
N 81 w5nesses; Usage Elliott Of caliente'
yada; William Culverweu 81 ~ Ne
N Nevada; Charles Culverwell. of Pioche'
A>G Eirsa MINNIE 7. BRAY. Register.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

When you can look the
line OF regular heshp following
S"einns up ana letting out couple Of man sized
ar good makn
Lying with such gives them grip on
that II necessary they an hard = = " -
Learn Re
every country In the world And yours bit
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Notice Of Application for pe-u,..,. a.
appropriate the Public Wnfer. - ~ ~

Not,Se OF Application for Permission IA
Stp nts s ~ the Public Waters Of the
aIt Notice is hereby given that ' on 0y The
the st With Section So Chapter i4o. Of
ems, Of Bunkerviile. County oi Slept sprn
IN state OF Nevada. made appliea ton
p 20 shs State Engineer, Of Nevada for
v Watsrs of to appropriate the public
appropriation ppp is to be made from Ho Tss
Sprng. at SWA Of SWN, Sec. 10 ~ II
dam an "a and T.; ra N; D. B. & NJ. BY means Of
cubic foot per second is to he n cnnnd
- OF SW Sec. 10. T. ii s.. r. 81
ana a.. ~ ai1 2: B, & NJ. BY means Of pips n
water Iore used for domestic and stock
returned to stream. Signed: 70
First nm M State Engineer.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
NoTlCE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM.
Frs MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF the
G CO.. tt,,a Metals, Inc. will be held at
she G 1l1ce or the company at Room No.
olo Felt Building, Salt Lake CITY, JItab
o at tubu thu ba, the goth day Of April 1920.
purt;s of considering the following
Directors. ooAro OF
~ Considering and voting upon tba
proposition for the sale Of certain can.
f edI assets of the company to-wit the
RS No. 2, Doris No. 8, Doris No
BB iS,r; NO. ., located in the Ely Mining
vada. " fioche' Ne
rr ~ Considering and voting upon the
PROPOSITION for the sale of the Lease
tsnaen Gai held BY the the
ing District. near Phoebe Nevada ana
h bor me transaction of any such other
such meeting. WING petore
Dated March 10, 1920
BY order of the Board ~ D,roa.
CHARLES READ. PresiSens
FIRST publication March 10. 1S2n. Ias+
ElOllcation April 16, 1920 1o' last
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
S0HiQl No ninaAr

DeEpmArtment OF the Interior, U. s. Land
~ nc ioJ az carson City. Nevada, March
,,a Notice is hereby given that Isaac Ell
81 a1aa Elgin. Nevada. who, on June
oio74S for maze Ws Homestsad Entry. No.
lion Mos. 8; Township South, Range e Sc
East nast. Moint Diablo Meridian, has f,led
P poof q intention to make Three Year
aaoove described, before Eva Dolan.
SS9HtIhnl ~ CLERK, at Phoebe. Nevada, on the
a. astn WAY gay OF April, 1920. Claimant names
csl, sntae Mes Thomas G; Tennille. of
Sen!Ie. Nevada: William Culverwell. OF
C ~ Nevada: Charles Culyerweil.
FIRST pub. Mar. ~: last Apr. Is. 1880,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Notice OF Application for Formulation tn
Appropriate the Public Waters of the

state Of Nevadn. Application No. 6OO7.
9Th day of March, 1920, in accordance
with Section So, Chapter 14O, of the
Statutes of 1913. one John Adams. of
oedar CITY, County Of Iron, and State
engineer of Nevada for permission to
ssppropriate the public waters of the
stare or Nevada. Such appropriation is
point which bears N. Is degrees W
S64oo feet distance from S. w. corner OF
sec. 80. T. s.. R. SIS E.. M. D. B. & Nj.
one-fortieth cubic foot per second is TO
pc conveyed to point which bears N,
I degrees w. 2640O feet distance from
M. D. b. & NJ, and there used for stocr
watering and domestic purposes. Water
not TO be returned to stream. Signed:
ii, IT.: SCRUGHAM. State Engineer.
FIRST pub. Mar. II. las ApryI q 1aon
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09

paying investment. oio -
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Phoebe Assay Office
PRICE LIST

SsSS .''''.... ......... rs
Gold and Silver $500. 100
Gold. Silver and Lead (wst) ...... l.36
silver and Copper ............... $50
Gold Silver and Copper. ......... LIS
Gold. Silver. Lad ana Copper. ;. 200
Iron. Manganese ana Insoiubls. :. $50
0meltsr Analysis .................S. So
: per cent discount on accounts over
ese.eo per month.
- per cont discount on accounts over
$4,000 per month.
ORE sHIPMnNTs handled on favor
able contracts. Large or small lots
purchased Complete information and
terms on application.
T. T. GODBE, Mgr. |
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-04-09
Lodge Notices

MIzPAH CHAPTER. O. e. - LODGE
20. 10. Phoebe. New. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at
brothers and sisters are invited to at
snd. Marian Christian, Worthy Ma
tcon; Maggie Campbell. Secretary.
The Keota news., 1920-01-09

WESTZEy
-iz---- i-.--so,a. x.-. killed And ,Do-.
rtlrr hundred ws-.. IL gl-.-2 vts~. al
kfis--l--s-r "a. from s--zs uriScstl,- -..Hs
fg fcs-- A-hu- tu-rs.-d Ot... Acro-alt.
10 li,o-zsza. rsoss .rtrr i.O-- A-Itur
Cots.-lfurls,;sfli-y of 4 s-E.s law os-
s.rs.-d % cu--EH H. q, t0--c- lEb-
.uA.-s ~ sss-E.II ss-sDl-. q. n.
att,.--iszlal.-z 10: ,rs.is.r-. sAs r;sssslc
~ II. Sta:. ss;s--iDs C0t-- q: Ne
ts-ssssh
fu-t.ssi.s-.. q, 80 90 hr-.-. % Mc.tE-s1
.r1Iln. land 81. 200 bead q. caf-I.
h.. t-.--t Effected BY n. FIN Land
as-Tsp-stsssfl- es-.rtia.-e - wHits- !
Ezu. sul ot -. L.. ia;D.s ! fin jus
10. 0...szl- :ifiiam os he IAtzts~yss
su;Sr.zo- Cssu--- z. = Ms.ss--rnar,. woe
lf 1fcwr .ssttntrs s;ocAirzntl. AID y
i,.l-ytz.si. g. S.W !0-r
A .Ir.-- ss-~T4c.- s-sti.l .ls-tt. es rso-.
III. 100 :ss.-c.-~ ~As ;s-->--nts-e 20 ;b.
tar-l...ri,, A-zrs,rss @. '.~.zai. - The a.
tr.-ls - A.Erp..t =. 0 osssxrtise actGs !.
se,. Cor s--rst.. Thomas z c1t1s,..-s-li snc
rs-sous t-E1.:zi .ss,.s. In. had par
"a ~. fs----zns md o-sas-rs The
Is--r1c. t-a-ao5.-. q ta-Ss b-t-z-~ pee.
---.'--s-.-;-stss s-s:c-- mite. emblem
1-ie ss s.s- sac -saI
A szst sais.-s So. 1880 gallons
- r. rLD.-e q. r-sssJGsO. ~as
seltir--s s-Es-n f.-o-I- In 20 S.r To-S
TIE =. -rrus. - t-.yo.ss It's. -.r----- IN ils
it.:ii q; .-1 ~ iuieiisss:. Jan u. 1870.
rts.- tss. trad. .-1t.-. IL. IN rtli
- &c IsrH-sI- Cltss- IL ths. trEfn there
rrs -v.--l-r -..~r.- cz- .acA car will
s-,rita : .i,ts 4;ltis. ,ar-.-i. @: .:ty-:r.
.aiIts.s .acA
Announcement tssat ~. natio.lai SUs-
ss-zrtr.s-lt j. s.lHilttt. a. ..is -xnca :o.
.hs yellow s.uf1s fgr1 h.-d 20 IT, -
tabli..,.-5 z fErs county. .l,ie.1 riiil-.
Do-TA Q; lie ,a-s is cts-stHirl.d IN =
i'~.s' 20 -. l1rii.s-0a Ea.~-r,r...
sruiE st.ssh.-- G,fl.,. director os na.
fiorrsi lss-s.- The elk zach winter har.
s-'s'ss--e -. fss-s .-ounds-is. and w-..
kiJ.-d hy frur..-, 90 s-a-T.d TO Death
Sor.rrBpr u. ". f.ari. has ordered
s,-s-cisl oD.-ogr sessioa .. TIE idaho
II. sisiur. FOR ia. purpose OF rz-ifyfnS
the national suffrs.. amendment. tn.
formal call for the session ..ipula...
that 20 other legislation may To- taken
NJ. III. dsts il Feb. II. and the .or-
sr7oo' sill ask the Legislature 20 con-
fD. it, appropriation for expenses TO
the actual amount expended by each
member. bot the lawful allowance o. ~
cents mile
The Keota news., 1920-01-09
YoENcY

unofficial e.>Is-.
Lady Is-nsty. formerly fr1nrs-s1 Pa
--i-iA O. Gonna u.tr- sEys t-,Lh 70 4
-or IL Load0r is-IDr-.s fa-rsc-s wEs
rns-~s.o 70 Commit nds. AlsIiros. Ec,-
80 Man. Ramsey O. Ire :eyai nsr!
!. ys,s-cf-y.
I'VE. !. -,u.rrDa.. under -ss-,-.-f-T o,
.-Ats .0- liualdnttut % s,Dcrs. rOid th-
Cisaril,..=- o. is-;,uries Il fEr2s that Z
$50 5000 s-fDcs wD-it - -eG-Lls-d
.-O,n lie lisuia1rl0. q. fr.ac. VA
s-oels and rtf, -1.yy1D,1 600 t-Encs
w0rlc n-.=-5. from tns hq-ioa 10. o,
A:rs--cz-. am? s-s;,lsA-
r-.nils- Sir-l 0. ithif. expressed The
D;,itsis,. rtza- from ZOO ssJss 20 IL
s.s1 90 pso fi-e wouid t-s subscribed 70
he sar-o-y SoHrl. th.. sale q Which Dr.
GINS Jan IN On his r--fu-l from The
Fis, =. 10 90 ulrs. 20 Paris and Lon
5on s1riy IN January Premier Sitti
vii Undertake = ss,ss.it: tor &C De
half q The loan
TIE ioi.b-T-l czp.ur.d s.r.--.
guns. : go h0--s-. and so men after
defeating lie force. O. G-nsrz. Main
ot.o.. and G.-..--i ct-lnoEo,. 4. th.
s..5on O. stEroui-tss. accortln: 20 Z
wireless dlsssarct received from Mos
COW The cisfnteh aoa.: More than
.sors1ne Cs.ss1cts =.re EIh-d. IN
e,udir. Csn.r1i Ch..roIoff-
II. rsA--1. Ia Ias.e-r Siberia. ssy.
a Moscow eis-ntch. have completely
s~Fe-zl al Communication on ;h.
ANA LID. and Els s.0fi..iiichefsss has
,--.s. cu; of II. sIratch add. t,a;
e.aBcinr troo;,.. Intended .or the de-
fsfz~s o' Sb.F. haF. rrfoits-i nSain.,
General i.--tisitss. "a. nnti.Eoisherik
header u ta. Sprfh aud aftacse! the
feslutl,.--. army IN The rear
The University o. London /. planning
so stlild ar Institution o: ;,aoae;ics at
. cue, ~ SSsoynsc. where >es.a;y as
sts-nnts would s.- engaged in research
work o. ths 100 language. o. .h.
E-ftis. empire. II. scheme. which
originated Stth Daniel Jones. head o.
th. :.so.stie department, o. the un!..r.
st;y. calls .cr the eIr-nai,ur. os s..
iSo.p,p
An epidemic os influenza similar TO
That which swsf; around th. world Ia $.
y.X' ha. broken out in japan. accord.
m. 20 Jols" Adric.. TO rh. Nippon Jill.
q lapafs.--= Dew sf,ap.s os Honolulu. Re.
i.orr. from different part. Of Jsran ~.
cslF~d In Toxic. say. the Nippu jiji
correspondent. states ;ha; I'll. govern.
iis.-t' TIA. taken energetic measure, 70
block the spread Of the epidemic.
Herr Hu.zar. the Hungarian pre-
inis'. stated in Budapest to n d.pu;s.
ton fepr.sent.n. these crippled dur .nS
The war. that Communism had cos, Hun.
gary eighteen billion krcn.n (nouinaI.
ly about sS.Sp.Do.Dp1l. according To
reIsor; received in Berlin. The pre-.
fnisr .aid that Eumanfan invasion had
n ken thirty->ix billion kron.n more
The national assembly now had TO re.
store Hungary. finance from de..
i'"ra'e condition.
GENERAL
Ne" York City is planning the cree.
ti"n OF fourteen piers OF the skyscrapcr
type In Jamaica bay. Murry Hubert.
Commissioner q: docks. announced Tn.
nc" piers are expected TO outrival tho>.
o. hsiHhur. and Copcnha gen and other
European ports
SIR Horace Plunkett. the Irish pub
iic's'. arrived In New York on ,he
steamship Adriatic. for a business trim
-. refused to- comment on Premier
LLOYD Georges plan for . dual parlia.
fnent for Ireland because no h,a No.
The Keota news., 1920-01-09

- - ~
william Curl. Cox. who died u
pho--.iI. wIs & olonss. tnloe inspector
n that state. He located IN Lescriils
II 1873 AID made lis home II COLOMBO
unrl rscs-riy. yhs. hs and Nrs- Coz
wen; % Phoenix
4 boars o. soo.ic0 has been awarded
The Brshtoa srgE. factory sf The
Great Western SuS., Company so'
fn-Er. ID. b-s, bee; sugar czmpaign
@. all the coturany's factories and Viii
t-e divided anon: the etnployss o: the
factory.
Trapf---s Of Archuisia county report
hat they are having 4 good season
furs are high IN price and The game
i,l-nti.ul one fs:oszn sold tao coy
0:e hides 20 q t-I,cin: salesman sor
SO Small boys are trapping skrhks
galore and s-iiln. the hides for . good
p-ioe. oscar Mccoy sold :urs worth
500 which he had collected with iliiie
effort IL the last few weeks.
County Farm Agent Fen II Klns. .r
hi. annual report 20 the farm bureau
~: Montros. county shows that the
farmers o. Montro&e county are In
probably the tuo.i prosperous condition
N III. history q: this section. HIS re:
port Indicate. many new innovations
which hav. been tried successfully and
many prosr.ssiv. organizations which
have been formed for the b~;,.rmcnl
- Ia. farm production.
Taxpayers os the Aui; school district
will vote Jan. 9Th OF the proposition TO
is>a. 5000 bonds for the purchase OF
the Ault srrnory 10, community ru..
poses III. nr-norr WAS bull; by q
sock company O. merchants fifteen
years ago sor tn. militia company
which was In sxisicnc. a, that time
II !. ih. Only larc. hail IN the di.;r.c;
saiiahl. for dances and public enter.
ailments. In order iha; IL may he
sept for community enterprise the
owners hav. agreed TO turn over the
building TO III. school district Mt much
less than it present value II the dis
tric; takes over the property IL will be
rsed for u school gymnasium and a
community cen;er.
Greater systcmixa;ion Of the govern.
nl.nt'> activities In the interest Of dis.
charged Yank> and closer co-or,iina.
ton Of all agencies for soldier employ.
m.nt-fedcral. state and local-arc
chief among a series Of r.commcn,la.
lions made by the state commit ttcc for
ne relief OF cx->crvicc men and won.
en. In report submitted to Gov. Oliver
Il. Shoup. The report winds up the
committees dutie. incidcn, to the cam.
iaign which was conducted under its
direction between Nov. 18th and Dec.
ith. resulting directly In the finding
o: employment for Loo. ex.Ynnks.
This figure covers only instances nc.
tually listed, many additional place.
mentS having been brought about
through the impetus q. the campaign.
In order TO get the opinion OF organ.
lied labor concerning the proposal Of
the State Railroad Commission tha,
three tunnels be driven through the
main range OF the Rockies. 400 letter.
have been mailed To local unions
throughout the state by officials Of the
Colorado Federation OF Labor. A. sccn
rs the answers are received the fc.!er.
alton will issue n statement based upo,
them. Copies of the report recently ,..
sued by the State Railroad Commits.
sion accompanied the letters. The fed.
Grafton already has indorsed the idea
OF boring the James Peak tunnel on the
Moffat road. but two others near Mar.
The Keota news., 1920-01-09
bIlIOuSNE%
Caused by
ACCUSTOMED

~ Ssssis ves are Nii,ses -. i''.is
esediaG 10 Seras U0lss0s th'y -:
'Aissa 10 usNAiiy Temporary. Irsss -
ness - ns 0o0Peo ana so0Sss the esss
the chance ere that the pa;isti -
rnAis sssees ana heanhv. =,
pceterp aAy that meee ssa- ~ !,
ereanse dsssasss eaA ~ traces e -
SemaeA 0iIiouoaea0 - one o: ih.s
eestiea- hear: bvra. esiehias. segr
b'cAt ond eoo are other sGrs -
stomach. eArpNtC. the sra'sslsS' !.
stomach remedy. estnes esies ttl'
these stomach rnieer,es which l.ss 70
ttstn OF ailments that make Iiis ~
" not corrected.
8AToSic literally ahassSs sti
away the eseess acid Natss TIE
strong. cool aud confer; liable Hsl9'
tion: I'm proves the appetite ard IS
set fuii strcss'A from yeu- food. L.
asy that GArcEtC 10 the r-ost
ste-aeh remedy n the world. II ~.
NOt need. Try u ea our money =
not satisfied eus.sn,ee AZ ali sfa'
oniv 80 cents scr . BIG eea.
The Keota news., 1920-01-09
WASHINGTON

japanese yards ere building ;wo
ship. for th. shipping hoard TO 10.
launched ia March. according to the
monthly construction report. published
in Washington. A 1000 S.aaweixhi
ton freixh'er is bein. bull, by the Har
frna company and 5.No-ton carrier
by the Osaka company.
Work for She establishment. O. the
United Americans. q national organ.
i.stion with proposed membership OF
100000. 70 combat the activities of
radicals has been proceeding quietly
FOR six months. Among the Officers. it
vas announced are Cardinal Gibbons
Otto II. Kahn. Daniel Willard. II. II
Westinghouse and Dr David JAYNE
r.u.
The Keota news., 1920-01-09

De.rsr-Lirs stsek s.sw. is.ss-y u
% "a -t---
The Keota news., 1920-01-09
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
COMING EVENT.

'-s..-, x.xs:.:-r u,ss,s S..s s~rs4ss
The Keota news., 1920-01-09
coSoeNSEs NEooHs o. rHG
eAoSsEsS o. gsES|S At
rowe ANo A0soAa
FROM ALL SOURCES
0Avt~sa. 2 . y g q ASsie.G
HEN-a SuFrGeINSA sosEo
ANo eEAss 81 wAssiNa
WEEYXXX

r-z--- r-~-s~:-- -.is. -S.-, s~-~ss.
The Keota news., 1920-01-09

A III. head IN. i b.: aeis.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-20
Teakean and Cavendish

Mrs. Olaf Leeper has returned
from Moscow where she visited rel
atives for a few weeks.
Frank Bowler and family spent
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-20

As nearly as can be learned there
are not many farmers in the Pot
latch who are members of the
Northwest Wheat Growers Associa-
ton. The average farmer is bust
ness man and likes to handle his
own business affairs in his own way.
That is part of the Iacination of
farming, to look forward to better
prices and larger crops from year
to year. Take away all prospects
for big crop next year and there
would be little to stimulate the
grower in his work. There are
many disappointments on the farm,
but on the other hand, there are
compensations to Offset them. When
the farmer signs over his crop to
the association he has nothing fur
Their to do with it's sale. He has
to take chance that the judgement
of the men higher up is better than
his, which isn't always the case.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-20

Fred Bailey took 300 pounds of
mail order house catalogues out on
his route the first of the week. 1t
required 8 cents postage on each
catalogue. The cost of printing
IN these days of high prices on each
catalogue was probably SIPS each,
or maybe more. When you consider
the number of catalogues distribut-
ed over the country, you can begin
to see that these Out-of-town firms
have to make big margin of profit
Oh an enormous amount of merch-
andise before they can pay tor the
catalogues and postage. Some
Kendrick merchants are advertising
they can actually sell for less than
the prices listed in these catalogues.
Why not give them a chance this
fail on some OF your large cash
orders?
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-20

North Dakota is staggering under
a bonded indebtedness of seventeen
million dollars under nonpartizan
rule. It's an evident fact that upon
the taxpayers of the state will fall
the burden of paying off these
bonds. North Dakota being pri-
marily an agricultural state, it
stands to reason that the farmers
will be the heaviest taxpayers and
will have to pay the larger share of
the bonded Indebtedness. 1t is
claimed that 70 per cent of the tax
able property of the state IS owned
by farmers. 1t takes nerve for a
prosperous Potlatch landowner to
jump into proposition that would
put Idaho in the same financial dis
tress as unfortunate North Dakota.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-20
imported Cabbage Butterfly.

work early in the season; the princi-
pal damage Is therefore to young
plants, and accrues through the neces-
sity Of replanting, with attendant in
crease in cost of production, due to
additional labor, cost Of stock, and de-
lay in getting the early or better
prices in the market After Kidding
the outer leaves, which remain after
wards attached to the stalk, the cater
pillar attacks the tender inner leaves
as they form, frequently secreting it.
self in the immature heads, where
1t is difficult to reach it with
insecticides, and rendering the cab
bage unfit for food because Of the
abundant dark green excrement which
1t deposits. AS a result, cabbages be-
fore being sent to market must be ex-
amined carefully and the damaged
leaves removed.
Look for Concealed Worms.
Before cooking it is frequently nee
essary to tear the heads apart to in
sure that no disgusting worms are con-
cealed within. and even after the
vegetable is prepared for the table
there is danger of an admixture Of
animal matter with the vegetable food
In cool weather the caterpillar often
feeds freely exposed on the surface of
the leaves in the sunshine.
Frequently the caterpillar bores
into the center of the cabbage. attack
ing what is commonly known as the
''heart." and then the entire head is
worthless for market.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-20

It IS. probably a good thing that
freight and passenger rates we're
not raised under government owner
snip Of railroads. We would have
heard still more noise about the
breaking down of the railroads
under government ownership" So
far as the service is concerned it
seems to be not one whit better un-
der private ownership. Warnings
are being sent out every day that
grain shipments will be very great
ly delayed on account Of car short
age and that a fuel famine, the
worst ever, IS IN store for the
country this winter.