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New-York tribune., 1920-05-15
FOREIGN PORTS


Departures for New York
Boulogne--S Nieuw Amsterdam.
RotterdaO-S S Wcsterdy<, Mont Arvin,
Transport alton.
Shanghai-S s Tsuyama Maru.
london-S Defiance, Garney.
Ruenos Ayres-S Yoko Maru, Friend
snip
Port Said-S Langton.
Gibraltar-S Chetopa
Sidney-S S Nokota.
HaNfax-S s Royal George.
Panama Canal, Crstobal-S S Panama
Arrivals from New York
Lisbon-S Liberty Minquas Ablanset
RoueH---S Lake 1essup
kohe--S s Comcric
Antwerp--S City Of Florence
Buenos Ayres-S ; Haselhurst, William
Melbourne.
no Janeiro-S 5 Grecian Prince.
Sputhampton-S 5 Lackawanna Valley.
l.4verpool-S 5 Tuscorora
TRiNSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at the Cen.
srAi Postoftce and City Hall postofftce
station. New York, at s p. .u.. as -louows:
Japan, Corea, China Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies via Seattle
steamship Arabia Maru. May II.
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Navy Orders

From The Trtbnrc's Washington Bureau
WASH1NGTON, May 1i.-Navy orders
issued to-day follows:
Renton: Comdr F: T.. to Camaquoy
Cone. Capt; II. L, to command L. $. S.
Crosley, Capt W S. to command U. s. $
Seattle.
Gardner. Ap. clh W. H.. to L. s s.
Hassett; Gun. T. j, to nav. base. Hamp
Hurst, 1t r. B. to [. s s Bath.
Jettries Capt W N. to Navy Dept.
Knoll. Ap. elk. &. w, to L. :. s. San
Malcomson, 1t. j. NJ. to nav. hos. New
York.
Marshall. Capt a. w. to Navy Dept.
M1Cutcheon, chf Gun. H, to I. S S.
Bagley
AtcW horlHr, 1t. D.. to navy yard New York.
Neiley. 1t. G. T., to L. S. 5. Chester
Ovens capt {. 7" TO command L. S. 8.
R"wc @ comdr c G oar'ns a. Go ,2rSS NaSS bspt 1's5'
Walker, 1t. +: d, to duty V. 1,
Hill 1t. j., to T. |? S. 5. {; Gaiveston. iStS59
Lough, 1t. ]. G.. to L. s. s Galveston
Nc cElwain, Ems. F. H, to L. S. S. Gal
weston.
McGrath. It. Comdr. l.. w to reg. syc
Paris as commanding officer
Perry. Gun. j. A, to naval port officer,
Turkey.
HIS. Ems F. s. to Genesee.
Cuthrel, 1t. IL IL. to L. :. s Aroostool5
Evans vt r. P. to I. s S AroostooE
Gibson; It. j R, to air sta. Hampton
Roads.
Striegel, Ems f. H, to communication
duty, Vienna
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Hudson River Day Line Starts To-day-Sea
steamboat pages for leaving tigne.-AdNt.
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Gossett, Capt. l.. e. II. A.
Murphy, 1T +. r, q 81 c.
Williams: Capt. X. r. Inf
Dale 1t. G. NJ, G. A.
Saye. 1t x. B.. Med c.
Medical Corps
Fletcher. Capt, G.; b.. to San Francisco
Schmitter. Maj. r., to Camp DIX
Brownlee. Col c. Y. to Charleston
Infantry
Endieott. Col. r. c.. Williams. Col. G. "
Fredenhall. 1t. Col. l.. r.. Huebner. 1T.
Col. c. r, Lange, Maj, O. F. Hunter,
Capt r. L., Peyton. Capt. p. b. ONeill,
capt T. a.. Flnnessy, Capt J. J.. O'Day.
Capt C.. r., sutherland, Capt. r. X.
Irving. Capt f. A. Patrick. Cupt e. ID
tlapham, Capt l.. b, Frier Capt j.
II. ir., Allyn 1t. l.. ~, Whittemore. 1T.
X. s., to Camp Bcnnrg.
Rcidy, 1T. {. s., to Fort Mcintosh
Foster. Col. r. L.. to New York
Raymond Capt. II. r., to New York
Qunrtermnstcr Corps.
Imcson. Capt, c. v, to Eagle Pass
McCreery. 1T. T. H. to Oklahoma city
Greager. Capt. O. A, to Takoma Park
Miscellaneous
Bowley, Col. A. j., +, A., to Quantlco
Cheney. Lit. NJ. e.. Air Svc. to Ithaca
Atkinson Mai. b NJ, Air Svc. to Detroit
Cotton. Capt. r. b. e. A., to Columbia
Univ.
Meyer, Col. o. B., Cav. to Marta.
Rhea. Maj. J. C., Cav. to Fort Riley.
Walker, LIT. Col NJ. L. Eng, to Gin
CiEnati
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CHANGE OF NAME

NOT1CE,-With New York County Clerk
was nied (Dec. 2s, 1870 notice of Edward
J. Murray. as survivor In interest, conduct
Ing transacting business under tho name
and style Of u. p. q e. J. Murray
May is, 1880,
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ASSIGNMENTS 8

AMERICAN BEAUTY DRESS co Louis
kcssler and Murray Abrams, trading as
the American Beauty Dress Co, yestsr-
day assigned for the benefit Of creditors
to Henry +. Block
New-York tribune., 1920-05-15

Miller Theolorc-G Generous.
May 10. 1920 ........,....
Willis. Clarence r. and Florence
M.-Mt Vernon National Bank;
May Is. 1919 ...........
Gerrnania Bank of City of y. Y
Hoiub- Dushu Co; April -, 1914
Fetdeib eibaun Herman and Max
Maitz--S. Jacobs. ct al Feb
ruarv 2. 1890 ............
Hartmann- Bia nchard co. Inc
Hartwell & Lester. Inc; April
-. 1920 Observation-Disclosures.
Oan, Cecilio lbs broadway
Corpn. March u. Io19......
Oan, Cecilio L.-W. Mahler. Oc-
tober Is. 1919 ...
studley, howard A. - Gimbel
,,l3 Bros. n y: March 5, lole.t
York: Feb &, 1915 tyacatedbr.
Leitnar, Jacob. A McCaf-
ferty, Feb. 6, l9tt.........
Leitner. Jacob-O Martin, Dec.
i9l, ...............
Me .aueNlin. George GA, II.
Post. June is. lo13...........
Friedman, VIM. H.--s. Golden
Equitable Textile Co. Inc. M.
Parker; Nov. oS. 1919. .
capozai, julius --- T. Barpett:
April 2t. 0............
CS Jv''"v -- e. O'Keefe;
April "a. 1920 .............
Lu"~ =. burke q Sons Co. Luke
\ Burke. James j.. Burke
National SYrety Co, May s.
1920 ccanGfued) ..
Reed, ElcN%or-T. G. Hollander.
ct al, Dec. 10. 1917 ......
In Bronx County
Cert. Gustave-U. s. Title q Guar
anty Co. Nov |. 1917
Cert. GustaYe-U. s. Title e Guar
anty Co; Dec. i. l9f6.....
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Schedules in bankruptcy
Judgments Filed
a.
yp NAN Nnrls Eoupt,

Aa!fT Aa5.. H51 bim5erEw 5s H'f. r puad5s4 '''
Boat and Yacht Works Inc. 45o.55
Bond Howard F-Saks 4 Co... 26O.16
Brill, Isaac &c NJ. MacKee 1859
Bennett. Rose, and Louis Altieri
Cram, Beni. i'll l.. Tierman.. 257.S5
Danielson, Wn~-W IL. Sweezy.. l.-57.50
Dalury. thris.-c. Booras ct al o
ospsw' T@s,s websier-n iiodFson. ii,di 55d.5a 535 I
Fisher, Sigur-Wilson & Co, Inc 11S.i5
EisGer NJ AIeSr5; I,, r smith 2a'9tl ! =
G. F. Wiemann g Cos. Brody. 2,503.91
Produets, Co. Ine,..........+. " 2l7.oo
Hayes, Henry E.-Park & Trford 20o.o7
knap & Wasson Co, Inc, Thom
as Warde Wasson and Charles
J. Dinnin--S. c. Miilett st al. 2l75.18
Kramer. Michael--M Honig..... I934.s6
Hamilton Institute ............... 1855
katz, Gidale and David-Wiikes
Barre Coal Co.....'........'..... 742 IS
Goetz, Inc .............. 1872 80
Kopstein. Emil-M. Prudowsky. 1890
kinstler. SamueI-J. Lubin..... 220.71
man Marcus .....D........ - 2o5. 85
& Woerz ..~.. ...-........| 4,594.37
man-Peopie, etc. .-.'.,....... '.f.,' '.' 10000
lasses corp .................o 5a121
/. seprene .,..=....,..,.. 1.646. 45
mann .................... SlS.9s
nuson .'.'-.'..,. '.''.r .......=. 395.27
Cafel-Meyer & Lange....... 27l3o
city Of \. Y.................. 1.993.91
Simpson. Thomas H. and Ro-
sa!ie-H. r. Mowen.......... 3s2.O5
Schlomowitz. Nathan Lehigh
Valley r r. Co. costs. .-.... 12o-41
Sweeney, Geo F-N. Y. TeIe-
scRMartz Rh9nf CO. Adoiph-M vande- 1''''l
weghe ct al ................... 1885
Co..Chatham & Phenix NJ.
Bank Of City of \ Y. COSTS. 152 50
schlang. CharlesN. R. Mitchell 1859. 81
smith corp .................. 1898. 20
Same-Same ................... lose 81
Same-Same ..................... 1855 y
Same-Sanle .................. LAS. -
Sanle-Same .................... -.045.07
mond ........,....... 2a54l
Third Ave Ry. Coil. Yoos... 500 90
Ssme--Same .................. 90,l5l. SO
Vooth. Herman C.-J. katt..... sos. 70
Bronx County
Friedhof, Maria RI. Jonas
son ..................... s7.O6a.7s
1nterborough Rapid Transit Co
n. A. Waterman. ............ 1856
Lorenz, August and National
Surety Co--People State OF
n. Y -. .'.....' 800 90
Rosenthal Charles-M. Cosgrove 1,c31.7o
Vaccaro. Santo-F. Hirsch...... 597.35
New-York tribune., 1920-05-15
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday
FELIX DRESS co. -Invoiuntsry petition
ast Felix Dress CO.. 10 Wavcriy pl. by
\. Schlessel and two other creditors with
and delivered Prcfercntial payments arc
alleged in petition. Archibald Palmcr. SEQ
Bway,; atty. for netitioning creditors.
tion aet Arthur Wagner. dealer In auto
supplies and accessories. 112S Park av
by Lee $ buckingham and two other cred
ing to S2,526. Preferential payments are
alleged in petition. Liabilities total SIS
moo and assets are va alued ~ $4,000 Yam
kAur G. Davidson, 26l B'way, attys for peti-
DoMENICo CoIrccI-1n a voluntary
petition Domenlco Colucci, in real estate
ules liabilities OF Sll $50, with no assets
II" owes Prospect Investing Co. of Pur-
GhasS 5hsaS w. $lGi75 d on judgmsnt p. ren-
AMERICAN BEAUTY DRESS coin
voluntary petition against Louis kesssler
Dress Co, by Arthur r. Scheffler and two
othHr creditors, with claims for goods sold
and Delivered exceeding $3.50. Cohen
Rosenthal 6 Shapiro 2o9 Broadway, are
attorneys for petitioners.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes-
terday in Federal District Court were as
FEL1X DRESS co-ludge John c. Knox
appointed Harry Jentzen as receiver for
the Felix Dress Co, 10 Waverly pl. with
bioNYSsios sP1RopuLos-Judee Knov
appointed Louis Jarsawit receiver Tor Do
nyssios Spiropuos. grocer 2l63 I'd aN..
with bond Of $500 Liabilities aggregate
10000, creditors say. Grocer has gone t.
Europe with intent not to return to this
country and has taken assets in form Of
ARTHuR WAGNER Judge Knox ap-
pointed Edward J. Ryan receiver for AT
thur Wagner, dealer in auto supplies, etc,
1928 Park aT., with bond of $1,000
Assignments
AMERICAN BEAUTY DRESS co. Louis
kcsser and Murray Abrams trading as
the American Beauty Dress Co. yester-
day assigned for the benefit Of creditors
70 Henry !. Block.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were
follows;
SGGMUND ROSENBERG-Sch Of
Sigmund Rosenberg, formerly in tho cloth
Ing business, who made an assignment OF
assets worth about $4,000 for the benefit of
creditors. show liabilities of $52569.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-15
Shipping News s
HIGH WATER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note.-~The above figures are standard
lie and not New York state time,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-15

West Indies Central ana south America
Nj L ID 4 RUfT COM \
IL Battery Place New YORK
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Receivers in Banltruptcy

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes-
terday in Federal District Court were as
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DANCING INSTRUCTION
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PECK, REBECCA GIN PURSUANCE
OF Al order of Hon. John p, Cohaian,
Surrogate of the County OF New York,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO all per
sons having claims against REBECCA G.
PECK. late OF the County OF New York,
deceased. 10 present the same with vouch-
ers thereof to the subscribers at their
place of transacting business. at the once
OF Putuey, Twombly & Putney. their at
torneys at Rector Street. In the Borough
of Manhattan. in the City of New York.
State OF New York on or before the Sd
day of November. 1920.
Dated. New York April 80, 1890.
FRANCIS w PECK,
IRENE d. LUDLUM
Executors
PUTNEY. TwoMBLY & PUTNEY. At
torneys for Executors once & Post
ONCE Address Rector Street. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-15
Army Orders

From Thc Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 14.-Army
orders issued to-day follow:
Honor3oly Discharged
Boatman, Ca,t J., G. NJ c.
Manly. Capt J.. L.. S. a
Schwain. Capt. W. W. NJ T c.
Taylor. Capt. G. r, @. NJ. c.
lawson. 1t. A, @ NJ c.
aul Capt. G. H. San. C.
-nochs, Capt o. Cav.
-amon, 1t. w. j.. Eng.
Martin Capt. A, Med. c.
Gordon, Maj. r. San. G.
Simonds. Maj. f P, O. NJ c.
Tucker, 1t. c. C.. Med. c
Phillips. Lts W. p, |. s. A
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

Harry RenDer broke his left arm
while Playing on the school ground.
A. A. Lair and William Seyforth
are starting a grocery store at
Huetter.
Miss Ruth Mclean was married
Wednesday of last week 10 John
lvanoff of Spirit Lake. Mr.. Iyanoff
is a brakeman on the Milwaukee road.
The N. P. section crew has been
laid off for the winter, With the ex-
cepJion of two men.
The ladies' aid society made $50 by
serving meals on election day.
Two young men, Frank Allen and
Ralph Clendenin, driving a Ford
from Kellogg to Spokane Nov. !,
collided with tree near Post Falls
The car was wrecked and both Inen
severely hurt and rendered uncons-
cious for several hours.
on Wednesday of last week eight
car loads of apples were on the n. P
track to be shipped east and south,
and Agent ]. H. Shavelear declared
the freight charge on each car would
exceed $500. There is feeling thai
exorbitant freight rates leave little
or no profit for the grower 10 tbs
| Spokane valley.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
WORKING ON CREEK
East CreenacreS People ImprOV-
ing Irrigation System.

The work being done by the
East Greenacres Irrigation district
to lower the outlet of Twin lakes
and improve the creek throughou
its course southwark through
Rathdrum has been brought TO
the attention Of the village trustees.
AS it is possible that work will be
done on the channel in at least-a
few places in Rathdrum, upon
advice OF one of the trustees
Tuesday night it was decided TO
delay rebuilding the bridge at the
planning mill until the plans OF the
irrigation company at that particu-
lar point are known. E. r. Satch-
we'll, in charge OF bridge work, had
planned to begin work on the
structure at the planning mill We'd
nesday morning, but the work was
stopped until L. II. Dryden, presi-
dent of the irrigation company's
board OF trustees, could be seen.
II the creek bed there is TO be
deepened or narrowed it was
deemed obvious that.a permanent
bridge could not be: built there
until the work OF improving the
creek was done.
A steam shovel is now. at work
dredging the creek at the foot of
Twin lakes. Some work has
already been done on the creek
lower down. AT Nels Nelson's
farm the channel has been straigh-
tened at a cost OF two or three
hundred dollars.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
SPIRIT LAKE

Armistlce Day was celebrated by
an afternoon program. School was
dismissed at 2 o'clock to enable
pupils to attend. A dance followed
In the evening.
Spirit Lake precinct went republl-
can at the recent election, giving
Harding 92o, and Cox, ll6.
The high school basket ball team
lost the game at Standpoint.
Mrs. Henry Fl. Wheeler died last
week. She leaves her husband and
I've children.
Four hundred and twelve votes
were polled in the precinct Nov. ,.
Fire DESTROYED the frame house
owned by Mr.. Elwell. tt had been
vacated two days before.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
HAVE LEGISLATURE
All But Five Elected In Idaho
Are Republicans.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 8 The
republicans elected a total of "a
members to the 1921, or 10th legis-
latnre at the general election
last week divided as follows:
Senators, Al; representatives, So.
The total membership of the legis-
lature is SO.
The democrats elected FIVE mem
bers, three senators and two repre-.
sentatives. They have a chance
TO gain one more senator in Adams
county, where the count is so close
between Senator Lowe, republican,
and D. w. Van Hoosen, democrat,
as to require an official tabulation.
This will be made Tuesday by the
county commissioners, sitting as
the official election board. There
will not be nonpartisan with that
title seated in the upper house. ].
Loe Reed, elected as a democrat,
is, however, nonpartizan. The
league expected to elect at least IS
members in the two houses.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
HURT IN AIR BLAST
Two Receive Burns In Shop Of
RathdTum Iron Works.

The bursting OF tubular shaft
on the forge in the Rathdrum Iron
Works last Friday afternoon
resulted in narrow escape for the
proprietor, c. F. Borell, and the
son of Frank Arnold, a logger.
Both men have been confined to
their homes the past week on
account of severe burns in the
face. MIR. Borell's eyelids were so
badly bhstered that his eyes had
been kept shut up to Monday
morning.
The hollow shaft, closed at both
ends, was bent in an accident when
Mr.. Arnold's logging motor truck
went through a bridge. 1t was
being Strengthened and apparently
the precaution of providing a vent
to release the heated air in the
tube was neglected. When it burst
the shaft was thrown from the
forge out among the machinery
and burning cinders were showered
over the room and the heads and
faces of the two men. Mr.. Borell
was thrown to the floor and made
his way out doors on hands and
knees. Young Arnold made his way
into the street. Both had their
hair singed and their eyes closed.
Numerous little fires were start
ed by the cinders in various places
about the shop, but were quickly
, extinguished by the crowd which
collected at the sound of the ex.
plosion, which was heard two
blocks away.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
Lower Twin Lakes eatie...

The Carscallen Bros, contractors,
commenced work Monday, Nov. /, oD
The lowering OF the outlet OF Twin
lakes for the East Greenacres lrriga-
Lion district. The contract as made
between the Carscallen Bros, and the
trustees OF the district (P. Il. Dryden,
president; Julius Satire, secretary, and
ID. NJ. Thompson) calls for the lower
Ing Of the outlet to level with the
headgatc. 1t varies in depth from
four to five feet and requires the
removal OF ~, 900 cubic yards OF dirt
and rock. The price paid for. the
removal of dirt Is one dollar per yard,
and for the removal OF rock two
dollars per yard. This will give the
East Greenacrcs Irrigation district a
gravity system OF water DOT excelled
In the northwest. Post Falls Ad-
vance.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
HARRISON

Harrison precinct gave Harding
200 votes ana Cox $50.
Frank Langley, democratic candi'
date for state senator carried MS
home precinct by 2oI, 10 1853 for
Boughton. republican. Nugent ran
ahead of Gouding 2Oa to 1873.
NJ. W. Frost was reelected justice
of the peace.
A bear which had been visiting W.
L. Sommers' prune orchard, was shot
and killed by Jay Duty.
IIarrisor. gave a. majority for th'
state road bond issue.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
Results of Proper Food.

Standpoint. Women who recently
reported the results OF their study or
food problems 10 class conducted by
The Bonner county farm bureau said
that some of their accomplishments
were as follows:
One woman's husband gained
enough weight TO brng him up 10
uormal Ia three months.
=. One boy gained eight pounds 10
two mouths aud another dve as
results of proper feeding.
The planning Of meals was found
to be much easier for third woman.
II cau feed my family with sons
Intelligence, said fourth.
A fifth reported that she had not
made so many pickles as usual this
fall.
Others had learned the value Of
whole milk, had learned to how great
an extent health depended on food.
bad found out that minerals came
FROM vegetables and had obtained "a
glimpse into new world aud an
appetite for more knowledge"
At. the dnal meeting of this class
the change in starch which is caused
| by cooking was demonstrated thru
the use OF u microscope.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
To Exterminate Grasshoppers.

On a recent visit to nine Kooteuai
county farms that were badly infested
with grasshoppers last year, Victor
Jones, assistant extension entomolo-
pist. advised the farmers TO cultivate
this fall to get rid of the eggs. The
farmers are reported to have been
highly pleased to learn OF a cheap
method which they were assured
would control the pest. A poison
mixing and poisoning demonstration
was arranged for next spring to ex
terminate the pests that are mol
plowed out.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-12
CGUR D'ALENE

4Cd(uclS diC
announced to be held Nov. Is and 90.
The library Is TO be open Sunday
afternoons for reading purposes only.
John Howe died Thursday uight Of
last week, aged 50 years.
A number Of Pythian Sisters
attended meeting OF the temple at
Rathdrum Friday afternoon.
Fire uUder the range did $3.50
damage to the floor of the Grotto
restaurant last Friday, before IL was
extinguIshed.
+. o. Reynolds is suing Frank
Peteler 10 the district court for
81 ,068 II alleged to be due on a
merchandise account.
ArmisLice day was celebrated yes
terday afternoon as planned. A
parade, an elaborate program, a dance
and carnival were features. Lester
Edge OF Spokane was orator of the
day.
Absolute divorce was granted c. o.
Ferguson from Corda Edna Ferguson
and the plaintiff Is ordered to paw de-
fendant $40 per month for the main.
tenance Of the miuor child.
Henry Anderson is 10 the county
| jail charged with operating still and
manufacturing alcoholic liquor
Chas. Mackie aud Lulu Wlmering
have also been placed 10 jail TO await
trial on the charge OF introducing
lliquor on the Indlan reservation and
having cocaine for sale
The case of the State VS.. San
McCheyne of Rathdrum was tried
before Probate Judge Whitney Nov
4. The defendant was found guilt
OF battery on the person OF d. y
Cleland and was fined $40 and costs
amounting TO s37 SO which he paid
The supreme court was 10 sesslor
Friday and Saturday and adjourned
till Monday. Cases taken up included
the State VS.. Henry G. Voss. Vos
was convicted 10 district court 70
shooting Gleu Miles at charivar
party April i3. He appealed To th
supreme court.
A decree was entered by the dStric
court in the case Of Sam Poteet vs.
Jesse T. Wright, ct. al, In favor o
the plaintiff, regarding the title
certain laud 10 the Greenacres Irriga
tlon district. In another case inyolv
log laud in this district, decree wa
rendered in favor of the plaiutif
Thos. Wright against j. T. Wrigh
ct al.