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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26
Surety Bonds-A. w. darlington. II

Surety Bonds--A. w. Talldngton. If
Fire and Livestock Insurance.
Rothwell & Quinlan. 35tf
FOR SALE-Two ton Denby truck,
$500. See ]. G. Eimers. 40tf
FOR SALE-Six room house and A
lots. Phone Farmers TX or see Harry
u. Wood. . 40tf
w. A. Jones. stockman of the Boles
section. is in the city attending to
business matters.
Restaurant for sale doing a good
business, or will rent. Apply Box GA,
Grangeville, or see l.. NJ. Harris 29tf
FOR SALE-191T~ Buick with brand
new motor, at $3.50; 1918 Dodge, in
AL shape, at $780, all new tires. Main
Street Garage. 40tf
with the appearance Of @My First
Moving Picture Show DR. Green will
discontinue his Question Box" ar
tees, for the time being, at least.
WANTED--Perma representa-
tive for selling and collecting. Write
Periodical publishers Service Bureau,
4016-1S Arcade Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
s0-2t
Prof. and Mrs u W. Curtis and
children left Monday morning for their
new home at Fairfield, Wash, where
Mr.. Curtis some thug ago was elected
/ alperintendent Of the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs u ID. Kerlee Of SpolS-
ane, are visitors IN this section, Mr..
kerlee being called here to look after
some grain in Which he is Interested.
They VIII remain here until that is
taken care Of.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Frank Gillett left on
Tuesday morning for Lewiston where
they WIN make their home provided
the climate in that section agrees with
the latter's health. which has not been
the best for some time past They win
be greatly missed by their friends in
this section.
Miss Elsie Stanhery left Tuesday
morning for Berkeley, Cal, where she
win again take up her studies in the
university at that place, which were in
terruDtedsohe months ago by the un-
ftimsly death OF her father, Geo. ID.
Stanbery. who was taken during the
~fiu' epidemic
lac Mrs, Fred Narde and daughter, Miss
HelRns departed on Tuesday mornings
train for their home at Seattle, after
slenalng the summer here and ia the
salmon river country with Mr. Ward
master mechanic with the Grant Smith
Co Mr.. Ward, who has been in the
/ city for the past ten days win return
/ TO the Salmon river this week.
Miss Claire H. Baker and little
brother, Hobart left Tuesday moigiing
/ for their new home at pendleton. Ore.
where they win join their mother
Mrs. A. Ia, Baker, who has been elect
I ed to the teaching force ia the schools
at that place. The little folks before
resuming their journey FROM Spokane.
will pay = short visit to relatives at
+ Opportunity, Wash, 10 which place
they were accompanied by their aunt
Mrs. ID. H. Magee.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60
IzzgIlz7,7dlac1txldszuIGh@
~ ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

go be placed by congress on all fOrpI
imports to remain until home mari
prices are stabilized and that ta11
legislation be enacted 50 as TO N
home producers, manufacturers Al
lahorers equal opportunity when me,1
ured against world competition.
Favor adoption by the state Of
budget system.
Recommend favorable consideratl
by the voters of the constitutio]
amendment proposing to add two M,
justices to the supreme court.
Favor the creation of small IN
itors courts.
Indorse the American Federation
Farm Bureau plan to solve farns
economical problems.
Approve liberal federal aid for n
construction of good roads and 4
Chamberlain bill pending in eongrs
Indorse the Celilo-IewiSton-H Hun
ington federal survey of the Colu
bia and Snake rivers for power b
poses.
! Urge the passage by congress Of 4
81 truth-in-fabric" bill.
Indorse prohibition, the child lad
law and adequate appropriations
children's bureaus.
Mixed Primary Favored
\ Approve the reclamation plank
{ the national platform the reclan
= ton of swamp lands and agricuui
development of cutoyer lands.
IndolSe the Smith-Eletcher bill
reclaim arid hands, conserving a
impounding waters in reservoirs
Idaho for irrigation purposes Al
favor policy of unrestricted sd
control of natural resources.
Commend the Workmen's Comp
satipn I.aG iAlt faTor amending
law to strengthen it.
Favor the preseNt mixed prima
law with the convention aturs
Approve speedy construction Of
north and south highway.
Favor the enactment Of lagislaH
by congress which viii permit eSs
vice men in the late war and Span
war veterans TO he able to realize p
per substantial. benefits.
Approve the enactment of laws
the state which will give ex-serv
men preferential right oi sixty d
on all Carey act irrigation proie
open to entry, that will u mil cz4
Fiea mel III Idaho TO gain aamiss
to the soldiers home in case Of d
bility. that will preclude alien SLACK
from securing any grants, leases
privileges from the state ana prov
for the creation of a state wen
Commission for ex-aervfce men and
men Of the world war.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26
NOTICE or SCHOOL ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that an eIec-
ton will be held at the School House
IN GrangewilIe, Idaho, on Tuesday,
September It'll. 1920. for the purpose
Of electing two trustees for Independ-
ent School District No. ?, to fill the
places of the two retiring members,
Hampton Taylor ana Fred Cole, whose
term of office expires at the time the
newly elected members qualify for the
office. 100
Dated this 18th day of Aug, 1920
HENRY TELCHER,
Clerk of School District No. 2.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26

He paid a high tribute to Senator
Borah as the man who has painted
the skull and crossbOnes on the
league" for which act he will be
'honored for all time" The dele
gates stood as one, man and voiced
their approval of the statement.
A strong Endorsement was given byt
the speaker to the republican state
administration of the past two years,
which he said had been businesslike
and efficient, striking contrast, he
asserted to the 'clownish buffoonery"
of the. democratic administration of
two years previous, of which Governor
Alexander was the head.
The resolutions committee refused
TO adopt resolution pledging the
party to reenact the state primary
law and tabled the resolution offered
for that purpose. This is destined to
cause deep resentment, because the
resolution has the approval of many
party learders, including Senator
Borah, A bitter fight is expected to
break on the floor of the convention
! A majority of the members of the
committee favor so amending the con-
yentiOn system law, as to elect dele
gates to the state conventions direct.
They fear if the primary is returned to
the nonpartisans it will again be able
to control one or the other of the old
parties. While urged to be present at
the convention Senator Borah did not
| come.
BOrah Is Commended
The platform adopted predicts re-
turn of the party into national pow
err ratifies the action Of the national
convention at Chicago and voices its
I pride iii the selection of senator w.
q. Harding of Ohio as the party's
| candidate for president and Governor
Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts for
vice president. 1t deplores class dis
tinction and class hatred aud pledges
its candidates in congress to policy
(which will always keep the home
flies burning"
4 Endorsement is given Idaho's con-
lgrsssional candidates in the follow
ing language:
We heartily indorse and commend
the patriotic stand of Senator w u.
Borah in his opposition to the so-
called league Of nations. His great
fight for the preservation OF American
ideals has made every good citizen his
debtor. We heartily indorse our rep
resentatives in congress, Addison L.
Smith and Burton T. French, and
pledge them our unqualified support .
Platform PlanlSs
.f Demand that an emergency embar-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26

return home ON Friday. While here
Mr.. Woodward advanced his subscrlp-
ton 10 the Globe well into 1921.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26
Clerk of School District No.

MIR. and Mrs. Grant Bontrager OF
Dayton, Wash, arrived here Wednes-
day evening. to join Mr.. Bontrager
who recently leased the blacksmith
shop end of the Bloor machine shop
and garage.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26

FOR SALE-One electric fan; g.
light gasoline lighting system; one
Twin Indian motor cycle. Call of the
Smoke House, Grangeville. 3stf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-26

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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19

shall he so windows
myI% lowered from the top opened Fb room @ s be
10 mini IN" ~ seventh of
the not less nah " ne '"f
NJ, init, wall rockets shall outv
double
Ircssrr ArnIcatns uffc" intervals otn y'r'H
Floors bed thoroughly before ns
dressings for use III I '
state oario of Health cvfdrncc IRON t"
T.. OF
spttin
be pupil in the Puoc inns Town
pincial in charge Oh Nacc'na
h,siar Louisiana that WITHIN the
the
vaccination Win " li We "e-
period # one year L.r vacoioa,;
to rene" ue vaccination cel
,.... ahan be p4rri+o, . .
of night TO
child the schools whom they Vi eo''
muncabe disease pending of regis
in shoo
the pupils the school shall be c uaey and
fumi
purposes prohibited SANITARY drinking fun
be
sufficient number OF trash
the pupils, aherS ana er!ees and said
connected
must
Board Health All closets
scrubbed week condition Ill
railway trains and railroad
restaurants steamboats, store
publicity
o. the faucet
the hs proprietor
in situated
drinking thereof shall be deemed guilty
OF
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19

required to be removed by the
transported through along
@ rtsnts Of such be allowed fall leak, spill
therefo
of municipality prem the same to
Lila ,berssf
residence disposed OF other
. So tbe sadBo o its Health Officers shall direct
dead
# this municipality shall, and IS
vehicles suitable
e t5s rurpos from view all right Of The
40 throw or street, OF P'olc
of dead animals aforesaid
nor expose bug, tho body any part thereo Of
sirk uredBn shall dec
] or @flensiye bird fowl fish place where heh sane may
life or the health Of
Of towel be used by the
Of public
public place. railroad
saloon hotel warehouse public qn
uVHN"4"e N'' Cont
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
LAWS AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING STREETS,

Aiclshs
places shall be held parks and
and ss'
y
ns. @ s Il a1 a" s e.. @
5 that attends The rat
20 No binding
sidewalk pass upon
any street must reach the same by be kept at all times ade
quae and repair BY such person under through such flag stone euron
main on the upper surface of such curb shall
to pass
80 Every ~ns s a, p'sSf aSy s sa%s s
the Hs%1 Gp S. an % 3 city oa aT
ee rom any and nuanes kind and shall allow
S an% % @ a s his premises become nuisance
era eiay RSr upon amy paved street dirt brick other
hundred place
Municipal Board Of esS 1 or Uns such
BY any person a. o5,trGe the
NOR any Mo 1l " the s sSn s of or substance sink p
ws run or drop into %an public
the river through the proper underground sewers
liquid other y NATTER 1ts @ hnd shall by S
upon any street or public place. be taken therein
, RSf i Ss thrown SfS 1 by any P s amy
standing running excavation upon any ground
80 Splitting the floors public building hereby forbidden
building forSiddiHs splitting upon the o
ana OF buildings shall call attention of all vatOrS of this ordinance
So No any public street, square, other
place whereby the purity the atmosphere public dy
81 No shall water any gutter canal
"" S for s aSp s to throw into .n street or canal with.
ash s s manure amy animal s debris scrap refuse
~ no person shn Keep throw or deposit Of filth foul offensive
oy ~sssTsi sha n H'sps Be- o '}S I'
building ~at canal shall permit a" the same
s e %ia i" sSsi dsP i's!' @
% "e s ff By the 1 Ss t sa of the ban
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
A GARDEN PARTY.

Mrs y. l.. NcI'hcr,ou gave q bca
tiful garden party for the brides to be,
Miss Caldwell aud Miss Lyons. Mon
day last
The lawn was very coIilv arranged
with tables, chairs, ScttccN aud sofa
pillows, three of the tables representing
Tho thrrc banks Of our town.
We, the guests, were met 10y the
hostess at the foot of the driveway and
then escorted 10 a bank where We were
presented with a check book aud re-
quc,trd to deposit two dimes. Then
We wrote ont ten cent cuccks to each
bride and endorsed them with suggcs-
tious as to how the dime might be
spent
We were now allowed 10 roam about
the lawn aud while the bankers check
I'd mp their accounts, W. placed the
bride, i'm very conspicuous place and
seated ourselves upon the grass in
laltcjrcl" before them and really it
wa, worth If; for the brides wearing
lovely dresses and happy smiles were
indeed good 10 look upon
Miss Blanche Stauffcr now bowed be-
fore the brides aud said:
at may indeed scent very queer,
To ask if Won like checks this wear,
But won I You please accept of these,
And purchase what you wish, my
dcars?
Miss Blanche wore dainty pink
checked apron and she was followed by
three babies lall IN pink checks, ella
dyS Williams, Ida Norma StcbbIns and
Eugene Wood.
The babies presented the brides with
pink checked bags containing dimes
and checks from the banks they re.
presented.
Misses LYONS and Caldwell then
opened the bags aud read aloud the
checks II was interesting - hear the
suggestions made hv the donors which
'angcd all the way from pins to aero
planes. The most appropriate was that
given NV Mrs l.. II. Summers, who sug-
g"Stcd tnrt Miss Caldwell buy an Early
Bind and that Miss Lyons buy herself
a Tin Lizzie.
The hostess served delicious punch
and cake. She was assisted by little
girls in pink checked aprons.
The sun had gone down and the
lights were popping out ere then we
wcnded our way down the drive and
across the bridge All, having had SO
good time, were loath to leave.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
GARBAGE AND REFUSE

sna @ the duty of every tenant of
Oh business the generally buitup portions
the forthwith to provide
10 keep ana cause to be pePt and building
OF business suitable and sufficient boxes hold
without being
hep all the ashes rubbish garbage and liquid Of whatever kind
during thirty building
% or @ portion theref Of which such be the tenant
occupant and
shall be made of lined with metal and provided tight.
ly fitting ' "' p 80
Al No substance matter kind whatsoever which
health
or labor carried carried
business or connection labor
user soo " oLfer PREMISES where Holsters, shell Of
eoue, od sold, where matter, ofta
shells thereof accumulate, shall daily refuse
shall
house. saloon and premises at all times any
foundations -
- No hotel or house 'w or garbage offensive liquid
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
HOTELS, BOARDING AND TENEMENT HOUSES

STALL stable,
the built which horse cattle or other animal
of stable dis
animals shall collect accumulate shall cause such manure stable
removed efron and shall
stalls stables
sanitary
edw or OF protected from flies
provided
loaded within stables
shall be
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
DRAIN RICE FIELDS TO
COMBAT WATER WEEvIL

Careful experiments have demon
strated that drainage is the safest
remedy for the rice water-weeviI The
proper time TO commence drainage of
the fields is from two and one-half to
three weeks after the first flooding,
while the larvae are still young. Drain
age should continue for q period of two
weeks. A shorter period Of drainage
will not kill the larvae, and longer
period will injure the rice. Planters
should not wait until the rice begins to
turn yellow before commencing to
drain. The damage is practically all
done by that time, and the rice needs
water to enable II to throw out new
roots aud recover from the attack Of
the insect. Farmers Buletin 1886.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
MEAsUREGRAPH INSTALLED.

In most progressive stores, one finds
an instrument that has relegated yard
sticks aud counter tacks into the dis
card, as has been done by the Abbcvillo
Mercantile Co., who have installed n
modern measurcgraph. It records the
vardage and computes also the amount
Of the sale II avoids any losses or
ovcrmeasurcments. In fact 1t is more
accurate than hands and more depend
able than the mind Visitors at the
store are amazed AT its work.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
Il Got Roal Mad When Lost My Set
TIM Hen - Mrs Hannah

II went into the hen house one morn
lug and found my favorite setter dead
! got real mad Went to tahe store,
bought some RAT-SNAP and in n week
| got six dead rats. Everybody who
raises poultry should keep RAT
SNAP" Three sizes, 25c, so, s1.00.
Sold and guaranteed by J. A. Summers
and G. NJ. Eldredge.--Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
How We Cleared Our Summer Homo
of Rats by Mrs Perry.

"When we opened our seaside home
last May, it was alive with rats. They'd
grawed all out the upholstering. We
cleaned them out in week with RAT
SNAP. | prefer this rat killer because
it comes in cake form, no mixing.
Saves dirtying hands and plates" Three
sizes, 25c, soc, $LO0. Sold and guaran-
teed by J. A. Summers and G. NJ. Ed
redge. ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
SCHOOLS

Municipal School Parish Supintendns
Schools shall be held responsible for The execution ard enforcement Of he
health
OOoom and the premises of the schools under their respective sd
(c ehcohouseube private other building used for school
hundred cubic
feet hour for each adult and pOuse amount for each child to
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19

Drive your automobile or truck to
my repair shop and have competent
mechanic put it in first class condition.
T. M. LEGUENEC.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19
SANITARY CODE
FOR THE
Town of Abbeville, La.

IAN ORDINANCE creating Sanitary Code for the Town of
AbbcvIc La and defining requirements thereof and giving
public notice thereof to the residents of the Town of
Abbcville.
REGULATIONS CONCERNING REPORTING CASES
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
contagious disease for the Of this Code defined to be
used atSrs!apga with the communicable disease
The following named @ declared be and
L>c pmicC; Dphther tDphic Group dphtheret
s" Meningitis anterior GT Fever Epidemic yse8
s Icmpion, ' B%0i n P@Su sea feye sntiEa
Scarlet Ra Measles; Pneumonia; Influenza GOnorrhaes; Syphilis
& The Louisiana State s Of Health wi" publicly %Glnf from m
when disease is declared Infection" Contagious or ria @ gU
@ P'ydSd snail apply to sfG a' S as though the same had been
Rad 1t hereby made the duty of every physician to report to the Local
disease which he has attended or for which he has prescribed and such report
R %G Mh Within Pa Of be @ n ana @ S H patie n the
No person shall interfere With rGet 0 entrance examination
If s.. shah $ % % ~,',,, or tea, dow. amy .,. O..
fever the s a s %SaS as IF tho s'1s sns
dangerous to general health of the eomuy or of The bringing Of
body Of any person who has died of any uh disease into such city " give i'm
undertaken expose
placed in any
solution and the coffin eaf be immediately
. $sGt ess of communicable diseases the de-
BSS'E shall T S s 1 duty % 19' a S p s ass
To- If suspicious suspicious.
suspicious shall be
- The IsPor S be R writing signed by ali the physicians
Superintendent
e fhf a' h P S his a ao
81 e said g refuse admission e aoy pupil
~ p. s ar, ps attending s.s % public s S disease TOWN
where the o believe % i've s Are . aH
Health empowered
6 ::G ss ; e city a With O; communicable
disease the public health Nor any pS BY any n p
contribute spread of disease from such nv
T. moth public died
of Ps"f m s% all h " h n'n ATTENDANCE as
few pss %n s5 all I0 S Bs,se RSTn pe no
disease 1 S " . % " p the which caused the
m Bic G G s @ p S' Health, asr'' a Sn the
toH Of oso hire
'' 49, Member s'o any smallpox. dph.her
ST aP Ss ''s and 's' ] R Rs R'
school entry aa6SIs;
@ S nn no fssf fsn should BE
E n. failed after fhseo Efforts proven
Board Health without auhoi,
ID % t s s s' nsa s5 pVS' s:y remain. :
thereof proper said Board
sAN1rAT1oN BUILDINGS
road depot p hD s9e bHGE Grs a s h aud o
] III, he: shall be .m aJS - S al
hour for each and rooms or halls fan for the removal of the lung ~
m P aa Pnd be provided
@ sweeping be daily hour when free of occupants
must % e ta.a TS rr, T.s %s mot rd the
mldehyde
equally reliable disenfean
Oh ting IN o IS prohibited
mouhd cus containing malehyde carhof solutions
In sufficient numbers public
venicnce, andt they be cleaned thoroughly day;
boarding eating lunch stands lodging
hospitals together with al their halls galleries stair and passages
shall scrubbed a a with
buildings enumerated the preceding section must have all sleep
being
with IS wire mesh effectively prevent the entry of mos
uuitoes fies,o @
Cml railway and other public buildings shall be
ting,
provided
purpos cuspidors
must pace and handled with
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-19

with your fingers You can lift of
any lard corn, sol, corn, or curn be-
.ween the toes, and the hard skin cal.
i"ses from bottom Of feet.
\ tiny bottle Of "Freezone' costs
little az any drug store; apply a few
iorps upon the corn or calIus. In
5tartly il stops hurting, then shortly
you lift that bothersOme corn o.. callus
right ofF,root and all, without one biz
Of pqin or soreness, Truly No
humhug ADV,