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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-05-28
ALIAS SUMMONS ON FORECLOS.
URE OF MORTGAGE

In the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the State Of
Idaho, in and for Clearwater
County
State of Idaho. Plaintiff, VS.
William NJ. Hall and Mary c..
Hall, husband and wife, W. L.
Isbell and Catherine A Isbell.
husband and wife, Walter A.
Mckenzie and Hazel NJ. Mckenzie.
husband and wife, and Ernest
Cox. Defendants.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS To William NJ. Hall
and Mary C. Hall husband and
wife. w. L. Isbell and Catherine
A. Isbell. husband and wife
Walter A. Mckenzie and Hazel
M. Mckenzie. husband and wife
and Ernest Cox, the above named
defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That complaint has been filed
against you in the District Court
of the Second Judicial District OF
the State of Idaho, and for the
County Of Clearwater. by the above
named plaintiff. for the foreclosure
of certain mortgage given by Will
liam NJ Hall and Mary C. Hall. to the
State of Idaho. on the goth dav of
May. 1912, which said mortgag,
was recorded in Book One of
Mortgages on Page ISL Of the
records Of Clearwater County. Idaho.
securing a note evidencing a loan
of 100000 with interest thereon
at the rate therein specified of even
date Herewith, on the following
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-05-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Advertisements which have ap-
peared requesting bids for con
structfon of 81 miles of Elk River
Highway in Clearwater County are
hereby cancelled.
Construction work to be handled
by other methods than contract.
WILLIAM j. HALL,
Commissioner of Public Works.
D. P. OLSON,
Director of Highways.
Dated Boise, Idaho, May "a, 1920.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-05-28
State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo.

State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo,
Lucas County. %.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
II senior partner Of the arm Of F. J.
Cheney 4 Co., doing business In the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said Arm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December.
A. D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken In
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, TIC.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-05-28
CEDAR POLES

Deposit WIFI DID Y1UU.U U The
right to reject any and all bids re-
served. Before bid, are submitted
full information concerning the
timber. the conditions of sale and
the submission of bids should be
obtained from the Forest Super
visor, Orofino. Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-05-28
CEDAR POLES

DepOS1C WITH Do S1UU.UO The
right to reject any and all bids re-
served. Before bids are submitted
full information concerning the
timber, the conditions of sale and
the submission of bids should be
obtained from the Forest Super
visor, Orofino, Idaho.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Children Wit Welcome
Warm Bedroom, Slippers

Slippers possess many qualities that en-
dear them as gifts to children They are pretty,
practical, warm and comfortable.
Here there is plentiful showing of styles
shapes eolors. SO that you will be able to
quickly decide upon the kind that the child
will like best
Growing Girls Comfy Felt Slippers in old rose n;nt
Hsae bfae dark blue, purple lavender ecru sray Win.
~ho ofeh'a. Sizes Ito $asA ssz5 and q pair
Boys kidskin Everett Slippers, with leather so,.s
and nees Sizes llH to $4S pair TX to 81 Sl7s nair
Boys Felt Slippers in gray. with soft buckskin soIes
OF ieatner soies sizes 2 to 5. sz7s and $ pair
Misses and Chidrens Felt Slippers in the high red
Boots style also the Ho Slippers in pnl and
nsn blue with tan cuffs that button either donn ar mn
. Misses and Chidrens Comfy Felt Bunny Sinners
IN hghf blue red dark blue, pink with bunies painted
on .ne front and around the top Sizes to TO- s. pair
hlldrens 'lndian Moccssins with very pretty bead
trimming Sizes to II, $Ezs $Iz5 pair; sizes ii to
Si4 te u rait. ~ - ~ 81
chsas'sss sase ssesss F.,et Aoor
Evening star., 1920-12-06
30 OKS
ore Perfect !%Hv
every %f
Some of the Best Nouels

cALIBAN. by W. L. George. An
arraignment of the British press
of today and of the public who
read the papers. Priced, $500.
INvINCIBLE MINNIE. by Elizabeth
Sanxay Holding. An unfiinching
portrayal of the "woman1y won
an" Done with power and dis
tinctive artistry. Priced, @2.0O.
THE HOUSE OF LYNCH, by
Leonardo Merrick. Showing Mr.
Merrick in a sterner and more
thoughtful mood. Priced. $3.50.
THE ROMANTIC. by May Sinclair.
Dramatic story of the love of
"realist" and q romantic. Priced
S2.0O.
I'VE MARRIED MARJORIE. by
Margaret Widdemer. Marjorie
finds happiness for herself and
her soldier huaband in a little
cabin nesting among the Cana
dian pines. Priced, $1.75.
THE THREAD OF FLAME, by Bas-
IL King. Author of "The Street
Called Straight" Illustrated.
Priced, 92sO0.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

BLIND. by Ernest Poole. The
hero. blinded in France, focuses
attention on the worlds intellec-
tual darkness. Priced. $3.50.
MARY WOLLASTON by Henry
Mitchell Webster. A keen pene-
trating study of an American girl
who stands by the facts Of life.
Priced. S2.OO.
A POOR WISE MAN, by Mary
Roberts Rinehart. A novel which
shows every stratum of society
from the steel king to the radi-
cal leader. Priced, 500.
POTTERISM, by Rose Macaulay. An
English novel. exquisitely writ
ten. breezy and shrewdly philo-
sophical. Priced. 12.O0.
MISS LULU BETT. by Zona Gale.
The story of q little drab house
hold drudge. acclaimed one Of
the outstanding novels Of the
year. Priced. s1.s5.
THE BOOK OF SUSAN. by Lee
Wilson Dodd. A portrait OF the
new" young American woman al
her most charming best. Priced,
600.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
NEW vEH HlGS
In Time for Holiday Wezrins

Rscent importations bring to US many new
Psrisian ideas that tie welt groannsk wenn1n will
be nest Interested in Many distinct naHeities are
being displayed.
French Dotted Veifings are shawn in solid
colors and orchid on purple, henna brewn, and
color combinations such jade on black white On
black, black on flesh, black on white and hsnna
tan. Also larger Chenille Dots in solid caiers and
in all-over colored dot patterns.
A novelty yelling IS dotted over the face with a
plain mesh to wear over the hat.
Faaey Mesh Veilings are shewn in q wide vari-
ETY. Of patterns and eeloss and arc priced see ia -
yard
Distinctive, too, are the Collar Wells, II nnea1
colors and varied patterns, finished with snab
fasten@s
vedas make very sensible chtistmas gifts, and
viii be suitably boxed if desired
Neh ssssasa. Aoor 81
Evening star., 1920-12-06
A Carriage or Go-Cart
for the Baby

isa rea1gift thai. insares many happy hours
TO both baby and rnotAer. whether indoors or
outdoors.
Handseaae. sersieseble and comfortable
are these English Carriages. Pultnan Sleep
Pullman Runabouts, Ga-ca.ts, Stroller. and
Sulkies. ~
Made with stationery or reclining backs,
with or without hoods, some with patented
turntable gears; cushion artillery rubber
tired wheels, anti-frietion wheel fastensss and.
foot brakes. Same lined with eithsF kaht o.
dark ceS4ufay, others With leather cloth and
stili Others entirely unlined. Either with box
cushions or mattresses. In several styles and
st1ss ct white or ecfu cnanelett reed, nsahos-
any Or navy blue fposssd read. pale blae Or
whiee snaHel eonhised with reed.
Whife EnAssesed Rael Huasnss s,,es,rs. ia s.x.x.l
styles snd sic sizes hood and body lined with ssrdaroy
adjustments Priced 50 to $75.
EDru E.npelsd Reed Rsnabsuls both body and heed
lined with either plain corduroy. in several ssasS
and Sizes beth soony and som6urtahja prced <3za4 n
white ens with fine trscings of Sold in sispie dsas
White aathes cleth head teaas joints and setehst Sd
justnsnt UpheasteIsd IN white lsathsr. PliesS 81
Ns~ rrs.sss Red ss.ss.f car.sss.. IN frosted ~
asesss ssef :ts ssa; . .sG,ssgs Is "
Particularly Beautil1s as.esrt is ia eombinatiou
Sd Sodg as a ess esd snd ss s1a . sssA
reclining back and nickel adjasensn.s s. Priced WIN
Several Styles 81 Red S4rslers without hoods in
graz 1.sy e 'sss snss:;d ss:s asd frested hesany
sl7.Sa to ~ e'
lsu oentsa sssss.. Fe.rsA sser
Evening star., 1920-12-06
The Valley Of Silent Men
by James oliver Curyveod
Priced. 81
Priced. 81

when ne thought he was dying Sergeant Kent of the Royal
Mounted told that murderer and sat
another man free Love Of life and mystery made him
fugitive With him. rivers flowing north to
the frozen Arctic sped the secret winds like
thread OF wild magic to the hidden Valley Silent Mem
Evening star., 1920-12-06

that will be read over and ever
again.
Kidnapped, by Robert Leais Ste
venson. Being measoirs of the
adventures Of Havid R41fcur in
the year Hsf. Beautifully Illus
tratsd in colors. Priced a.2s.
kipiins Boy Stories, eolored Illus
trations. Priced Sis.
King Arthur and His knights. by
M3ude Radford Warren. Hsauti-
fully illustrated and rseat eater
tanning. Priced &azS.
Tona Hrasa's ScAeai DayA by
Thomas Hughes. Haaaeomely
Illustrated By the fanaous EAghsh
artist. Hsgh fhompson Pfissd
ESG
Fourth DaMn, by Ralph HAIRY
Barbour. An absorhinG starry OF
school life and football. Pricea
$1.7S.
Dick Arnold Plays tie Ganas. by
Earl Reed SifveEs. Full Of the
true college, spirit. Priced ea.7A
In Camp ut Fort Brady, hy Lewis
+. Thesis. A most interesting
camping story. Priced 9E5S.
The Air Rai4er, by Captain Tho1aas
D. faElssr,. u s. n The stosy
of tho winniaG of the gold and
silver chevroa. Pries6 $f55.
Harnssss Whe1Dss BsAks by A. H.
VerfsA An interestiA9 book that
is. edueatinnaf a. w6M Mans
il3astraeisas add "a its wslaA
Priced M3E:
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Gift Books
!. for Girls

Are most interesting companions.
LUCKY PENNY OF THISTLE TROOP.
by Amy d. BlanchArd. A girl scout
story. Priced, $1.76.
PEGS-FRESHMAN, by Christina
Catrevas. A college story for girls,
in which Pegs q most lovable girl,
learns her first big lesson in the
art of gracious surrender. Priced.
S1.7S.
ELIzABETH-HER FOLKS. by Bar
basa Kay. charming story Of
Elizabeth where she learns some
lessons in plain life and AT the same
time has a gay time at a rollicking
picnic. Priced. S1.75.
A MAID OF OLD MANHATTAN. by
Emile Benson. Knipe and Alden
Arthur Knipe. Priced, 3l.s5.
MARIAN FRHAR,s SUMMER. by
MeyeAFet AeAmnn. The authors
power of character aAalySis has
piaced hes in the fFent rApk Of
these writiAg FOR AmesSeAn 9arle Of
today. 4 atofy that every GIRL will
thoroughly enjoy. Priced, $1.s5.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

~ ~ ,A
nees tiesv . - s..
faculty. Of kpowins Just what the
smati hov .ra rs s;e.se Gke 4.
- ~ - VIZ -. =.
stofses ana $40 mas the an'i1'y g
;cso,,. ra,.. ,au,;s,1s.s -. al, ~.
ehittSsAn. ch,.Ak1N tnnc md hAasfi1x.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Every Gis1 Needs q
Good Warm Sweater

Why Not Gsys Ope fer christnas
Smart Sweaters. in coat style. Aelted and with
brown, tan, green, eleo and cepen bae in sizes -
to g. Priced s. to Sle<A
Beautiful Brushed Wool Sweaters. in cleo kl,ss,
Priced $13.So! =
Evening star., 1920-12-06

p OOKs. for the chill
dren 49, books that
viii start them right;
books for the little ones
so young that they
must read through pic
lures instead Of words;
books for growing boys
and girls with worlds
to conquer. Books for
men and women Of ma
turity--all are sus-
ceptible to the magnet
ic influence of books.
Evening star., 1920-12-06


Robbins OF BELGIUM. by charleats kellogg Priced s.
Journey to Belgian lace Unique interesting story
OF the Belgian lace industry before as
is now being RECONSTRUCTED by
human
OUR WOMEN, by Arnold Bennett Priced szsa
Chapters dord Something modern phase Of
the woman movement Readess will the pi-
and the hrewd pairing Of nom
essentials from the apple of discord.
MEN AND BOOKS AND CITIES. by Robert cortes Holiday
The adventures of the author while pilgrimage
the United States book full Of fesha harity, acueness
humor and Of beautiful style
THE SOUL OF JOHN BROWN BY stsphea draha Priced s.
Telling Of exteasie psAags through how the
ex-saaVc Hves
persa, what future tha Ansscan
The PEACE IANoLE. by John F. Bass Priced $Ass
Direct impressions of presenting
desperate of
peace negotiated Paris eseshadowng possible
THEODORE RoosEvELF Jos.ps Bsekn Bishop
Priced 80
shown in bis volumes
planned by GoloRe before carefully
mapped out BY him with Mr Bhop Cplonet
tol4 Colonel Roosevelt
sAsNs =.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
A Special Offering
Wornen's S Hudson
Seal Goats
$375
Glove Silk Underwear
In Flesh, White and Black


In Flesh, White and Black
Makes most appropriate gifts from one
woman to another. Dainty and lovely
garments which are sure to be greatly
appreciated.
Glove Silk Vests, in flesh and white: regulation
and ribbon strap style. Priced $50 to $aS&
Embroidered Vests, in flesh or white, with reg
ulation straps. Priced 81 to S.
Emtroidered Vests, with straps of ris6sa.
Priced A
Vests, trimmed with lace and Insertion, Id fest
color. priced, TSe Bloomers to match, priced. ..
Glove Silk Bloomers in flesh color, $&1k to4 %.
White Glove Silk Bloomers. Priced &k1o to
$a2s-
Black Glove Silk BIooners. Priced, Skse 10
$lz
Glove Silk Combination Suits, in hesh or wiise.
Priced - to $1AS4
Envelope Combination Suits. in As.i or white.
Priced g.
Envelope Ccnihinaticn Suits soans shs~inig lace
tfanming. others embroidered; II Assh Priced,
- 20 81.
Black Corset Covers, with high neck and long
sleeves. Priced. S.
These prices do not include tax. p
INIT Bsserw~f sseasa. Third
Evening star., 1920-12-06
JAPAN SENDS
Gift Things for the Baby

Gift Things for the Baby
The daintiest and loveliest little garments
imaginable, made of fine soft silk and crepe de
chine, III pretty shades of pink and blue, with
touches Of exquisite embroidery in pastel
coors.
JAPANESE QUILTS, of pink or blue silk, some
elaborately embroidered in floral patterns
Suitable either for the carriage or bassinette
Priced $3.50 to SO.
BABY BUNTINGS AND SLEEPING BAGS of
China silk crepe de chine in either pink or
blue. Some in plain styles, others showing
tiny sprays of embroidery, in contrasting colors
Priced 81 to $l2.
JAPANESE KIMONOS. of silk, in pink or blue,
made, with large flowing sleeves and daintily
embroidered in colors Priced $10.Sa
DAINTY LITTLE TUFTED JACKETS. are made
with turnover collar and cuffs, in coors of pink
or blue. and embroidered in floral design Priced
$3.50 to S..
Tiny SLIPPERS of pink or blue crepe de chine.
made to button around the ankle or tied with
narrow ribbons, Touches of embroidery are
seen on some. Priced $1.2s
Baby dsor
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Gift Books
for Children

Good books make children happy
and build character. They are de-
ightfully entertaining and in
structive.
THE THREE MUsKETEERs. by
Alexander Dumas. The greatest Of
romantic classics retold for chill
4rAn; most splendid gift book.
HAnAeomsly illustrated in colors.
EslesA -
Hunkoes A conscience book for
1fttlA- ones. an entirely new and
unique book. illustrated with beau
tiful cofoFed pfctupeA Pricsd n.
rinAs I'll Il sE sreSsx q, I.r. MEYER s,1a
als h s.oslss se1s fos n nttie e1S folks $3.50 80
wonderfully told that the little tots
can almost see. GROUND them the
magic fairies. the dancing flowers
and other Intimate things dsscrib
cd Neyel illustrating u seen in
nseh.I tns aa1ns gman shsssx ss.s sssse, nx
A LITTLE 1ooK OF CHRISTMAS.
by John Hendricks Bangs. An
i4eal book for ehpistspaA but Il will
delight children at any season.
1EtSoNe t1gSs
cH1LpRERs BOOK OF CHRIST
MEAS STORIES, by ASS, Don Dick
t4aQp. Stpsies for. little folks and
big folks too, full Of the true
Christmas szis.t RrsotA O.
oLD-FASHIoNED FAIRY TALES.
eAA0f441y- lHa4tFate6 IN colors and
also black and white: Pyieea g.
oLnspA OF OF. by /, frank Baum.
The Ateet a. stosN Ia wAlcA are
related the exsitiar adventures Of
tia fstncAas a. 01 anA NQsStAy in
hszardoua Journey TO thu hoMe of
the HiAthaaass and hoW t6Ay are
rescued from dirs peril hN the
soFeeEy Of aHnda the 0ooA. Rpiced
~
MY cHfLpRENs PAINT BOOK, An
entirely. new, paint hook with minr
iature illustrations to guide the
tuFa. fn fans titles! Robert Louis
Stevenson. containing his children's
pe>4eA. AlleA y Wonderland. here
are selectiony from that famous
sto4E. 1pEeae HiSA Iopular
chtidfeHs4 vSE1eS. Mother Goose,
with all TIA VsQA knHWn mother
eooSo D8yHneA 4 most enteStain-
tAE ard tletxvettEe bo0k for. chill
Sren. Pttoed ~.
1ssk 1lgA osea1 AaAs.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
TRIO GRpLES-
The An-Elastic Corset

Made Of porous woven surgical elastic webbing
Graceaa and comfortable uodels, which give freely q
afford the proper support Especiaily adapsAkie far
dancas sports wear, for school gE, and for sass
wear, when does not wish heavy or stiff 6ossat
New. models in satin and elastic combined. <
Hfssent leusths are TO- IL "A and 10 inches. aso IN
several different grades of webbing.
Paraknit 1rassieres, with reinforced strip at the
daphrSGn Made of knitted openwork elastic which
is aexisle and also gives all the necessary support
Tsea Gisdes, priced a to $4xze
Paralnit RFessieses. priced 3 and saA
coseat sectsaa TArd
Evening star., 1920-12-06

EVERY year Books
Il grow in Importance
as Christmas Gi f is.
They are something
more than a mere ma
terial rerne1nbr a nc :;
they throb- with life;
they hold the secret
of hours and hours
of absorbing pleasure.
Speak i n G br o a dly,
books are the medium
through which men,
women and children
hold communion with
the world.
, 1920-08-05
Prophetic Fire,

The death of Levi p. Morton re-
binds me of a strange occurrence at
years and years ago. be-
pre- Mr.. Morton became vice presi-
ent. He was the guest Of the late
enator James Arkell, they having
Ing been intimate friends. During
Il. Morton's stay at the Arkell home
fire occurred in which the guests
p~itcase, marked Levi p. Norton"
hs burned on one end In such a man.
kr that all the letters OF the name
tfre destroyed hut the ~" and "P."
ast at that time Mr.. Morton was be-
b mentioned In connection with the
epublican nomination for either pres
ent or vice-president. and the versa
Ie Senator Arkell ventured the opin-
that the strange work Of the fire
United toward in that "v"
Id up" meant vice president. A few
pnths after the fire Levi p. Morton
hs nominated for and later elected
the vice presidency.-Fort Plain
hndard.
, 1920-08-05
QUEEN CITY
"TRAM"-LESS
BUT RESUMPTION OF SERVICE
PROMISED IMMEDIATELY
BY COMPANY.
INTERURBAN Will RUN
BOULDER AND ELDoRADo SERv.
ICE WILL NOT BE AFFECT
ED BY STRIKE.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-COmplete paralysis of tn.
electric transportation facilities of
Denver, followed a strike of more
than LOO carmen at 5 o'clock Sunday
morning, forcing thousands of persons
in the city to walk. The strike went
into effect Immediately after the
union men had voted 1877 to 10 in ia
vor of a walkout to enforce their de-
mands for a wage of 20 cents an
hour. They have been receiving SO
cents maximum.
A sufficient number of experienced
man the cars which the Tramway
company plan to run from the barns
beginning Tuesday morning, according
to company officials, and by Wednes-
day the company heads believe nor
NAL service will be restored. No Sc
rious interference is expected to arise
from striking street car men when the
plan of operating h car line to the
Fitzsimmons general hospital is car
ried out, with soldiers from the in
s~titution in charge of the cars. The
company mas dlHOunCeu lHdl llls
service is not intended to provide
transportation for civilian passen-
gers.
With pickets posted by the union
patrolling the four division points of
the company, Tramway officials rap
idly completing preparations for the
importation of hundreds of strike
breakers and the resumption of nor
NAL service, and city authorities pre-
pairing to check any disorders as a
consequence of the strike, the day
passed without untoward incident.
Plans for housing and feeding the
strikebreakers have been completed
to the finest detail, according to the
company officials, and the company's
quartermaster department will be
able to withstand a prolonged strike
with the large supplies of foOdstuffs
which have been stored in the Tram
way building.
Service on the Denver & Interurban
electric line to Boulder and EldOrado
Springs will not be interrupted in the
least by the Denver tramway strike,
according to a statement issued by G.
w. Richards, general superintendent.
, 1920-08-05
FOWLS FOR BACKYARD FLOCK
Not Necessary to Have Hens of Extra
Good Standard Quality for Egg
Production.

Fol the backyard flock, kept to pro-
luce eggs only. it is not necessary to
have hens Of extra good standard
quality. What breeders of standard
poultry call choice utility hens are as
good as any for egg production. and
cost but little more han ordinary
mongrels. Hens of this grade in the
medium-siZed breeds are usually a
little under standard weights. and
have superficial faults-as unsound.
ness of color, or irregularity of mark.
ings or of the shape Of the comb
which in no way affect their laying
capacity, but make them unfit for X.
hibition and undesirable for breeding
purposes.
When buying hens in person, par
ticular attention should be given to
, 1920-08-05
DUST BATH VERY ESSENTIAL
Best Results Cannot Be Expected u
Hens Are Permitted to Become
Overrun With vernin.

If the best results are to be expect.
ed from the flock, the hens must not
be allowed to become overrun with
lice or the house with mites. Usually,
there will be a place in the yard where
the hens a dust themselves in the
dry dirt. In the absence of such q
place. a box about 2 feet square and
containing ordinary road dust or fine
dirt should be placed in the house.
A dust bath aids the hens In keep
ing lice in check and therefore adds to
their comfort. If they are not able tc
keep them in check by busting them.
selves. other measures can be taken
United States Department Of Agricul'
ture.