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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-09

ated by lever worked by the foot.
The head of the chicken is grasped
in the left hand and the rubber tube
gently inserted until it reaches the
crop, the neck being elongated rs
much as possible. The lever bar is
lowered by the foot and the food is
thus forced into the crop. When the
crop is fficently full the tube is
removed. Any chickens having feed
in their crops at the next feeding
period are not given any fresh feed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-09

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, in and for
Thurston county.
Frederick Fackler. Plaintiff, VS.. Emma
Fackler. Defendant. No. 1912.
Summons by Publication.
State of Washington: To the said Emma
Fackler Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date OF the
first publication of this summons, 20
wit: within sixty days after the 10th
day of October, 1920, and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court. and answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff and serve a copy Of
your answer upon the undersigned
attorney for the plaintiff at their
ONCE below stated. and in case of
your failure SO to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand Of the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of said court.
This is an action brought by the
plaintiff against you for divorce, on
the ground that you have melted out
cruelty and inhuman treatment to him
rendering life burdensome and miser-
TROY & STURDEVANT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office Address: Rooms
2O4-5-6-7, Olympia Natl Bank Bldg,
Olympia. Washington.
Published october 1926; November q
s-16-23-3o. 1920.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-09

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. In and for
In re the Estate OF Richard E. T. Morris.
Deceased. No. 2508.
Notice Of Hearing ON Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
Notice Is hereby given. That the adj
ministratrix herein has filed her final
account. together with her petition for
distribution OF the property OF the estate
to the persons entitled thereto by law,
day OF December. 1920. at S'c inc o; IN
m. as the time. and the Superior court
room OF Department Number 2, Court
house, Olympia, Washington. as the
place for hearing on said account and
petition.
All persons interested are notified
then and there to be present to show
cause III any they have, why the said ac-
count should not be allowed. the admin
istratrix and her bondsmen discharged,
and the property OF the said estate dis
tributed to the persons entitled thereto
by law.
CHARLOTTE NORRIS.
Administrators Of the Estate Of Richard
f. T. Morris, Deceased.
Published Nov. 9, 16, 20, 80, 1920.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
OBITUARY

The subject " this sketch, J h
Austin. vas born October 9th ls4I
died December ID 1919 aged y
years, two months and ten DAYS,
He Vas married tn Mia kmmslins
Russell February y. 1878, who died
In 1904 To this union was born
seven sons; two ul them having
died several years ago, |. l. and
Hulon, OF Dickson. Robert and
Fred, OF Mississippi. Jesse. u: New
Mexico survive thttu
Jim and his vile joined the NJ h
Church AT Sycamore church shout
81 year. ago Some years later,
they moved ~ Charlotte. where be
Joined the Presbyterian church. II
which he lived consistent, lie to
the end.
Jim Austin. 40 he wss familiar
~ known, WAS y assessed oi many
noble traits ui character, a devoted
husband and father. loyal 10 hls
friends. ever ready 10 lend help
lue hand. Cheerful and happy dis
position. man II strong convlc
tons never turning 'o the night
DOR Jeff trom shat he believed 10 b
risht
He vas a hard working man and
earned his living hy the sweat ~
his brow Generous TO fault, bis
htH;ei and was truly AIT homes,
man
After funeral service At tn, resi-.
tente ~ h,s son. [. /. Austin.
eon1uttrd by his pastor, Rev
PHILIPPE his remains were aid 10
rvs: by tie .,de u hls devoted w,ss
TO awat the ceiling u the Master
Peace 10 his ashes,
Written by his COUSIN,
Jss :. Murell
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

Editor Herald:
II uos imposing ia yoa hs1pe yea
will indulge rIs q ftsae biz ~ cor.
rect Me-. Seals article 10 your last
.ssns. ] w;ii not rvtsse, anything
10 nv last article. dsisss newa
paper controversies and sill Dart be
dragged into oar. | lvaia~d long
.ims rincs that controversies sud
afgumsuss will NOT pay--tos thai
little wiis u nine would have The
las, ~ord IL shs bad 10 all sDe.
Mr.. Seals ssld | loaded vi TO the
aeorins man aud criticised isfos.
rbis ! alphabetically deny | tAe
always, by both ~ord ard. Hes. 10 u
true TREND 70 the iaboringmaa
God II 10 harm to criticize anything
thai IL worth ~biIe
Did IL ever occur To voa Mr. Seals
that labor and capital arr VI should
be, very closely allied Each arr
dependent OF The other aud vsthe,
wouli be a failure anI accomplish
aothlna without the olhet Hence
wr need both 10 nsks success. IN
ihls life | snow some poor devils
III you VII pardon the expression
like you and |. that hate every man
that happens 10 have a iew dollars
more than they have. II ! 3as 4
psuper would b. glad that every
man 10 Dickson coanty ws- mil
Iionaift provided he came by II
honestly Gao yuu faithfully say
tn same Nr Sra.t
dout ,hits | an persona ly ac.
Iss s.etsi with Mr.. !sssls. bal lEom
shat | hear u hIm hr 10 hne
Young fellow and vii undoubtedly
make h- mark ia thla world pro.
siiri be does nj become too Esdi
cal and contaminated win social
ism, anarchl-m OF come other klBd
II ism
lie Gays II he was called on be
would gladly give his views about.
people Wandering A~Ay FROM
|Iud. but would tass 10 skin tao
msuy preachers However he says
| sm loaded for preachers and
zone Of them look bis 10 the, so
YOU preachers lok out, Tor Mr.
seals has his battery planted biz
gun primed aud bis finger on The
trigger waiting i)r the command TO
ire. Sic um Tige Barsis Is viii
lng. Hides are commanding A big
price aud the dealers will buy all
sou take them.
q. n MOODY,
Tennessee City.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
PALE CHILDREN NEED
euDE'S PePTO.MANGAN
-aH..a4--as
Unnatural Tor Children t. b.
Pale and Ihin-paleness il
Sign oil Thin Nalery Blood.
PEpTO MANuA< NAMES
RED BLOOD
Prepared In Liquid and lab
let Form---Both Possess
Identi1 al Medicinal Quail.
ties

II 10 necessary tr boys ami eui'
10 laugh romp play, aud crl,s
them - Ives, ior Il i. NJ that stage "
| life that ths ioaniat}Ha II Tart f3r
future health
Prompt attention should be given
to the child who eldom Laughs
whose physica! conditions prevents
PLAYING like other children whose
appetite - poor. and who tire. cas-
ly,
II the lassitnde ~ die "a poet
blood which IL often the case a
simple, safe aud pesssnt remedy
ia within sssy reach bnde fepto'
Msuesn IL Iusi the ioolc .tnr pai'
Thin bldr-U Guide : epto.NanasE
contains the very iurtJii' "a. 'hst
increase and snrlch the blood, ena
bling /, to supply the entire bod,
with the sGreiy nestsd yianr
siren 9Th ami vitality tina, make hap.
py. rompina children
For the convenience nj the pub
Tic pepto Msngau ls prepared IN tab.
let A. well a. LIQUID fern Both
forms po.sss exactly the same ne
ilcinsl properties,
When you sch the j'uaaisi tor
pep,o Maussn, look ~, The name
Guide =" IN ,h" package. iih IL
~, il i. nat P-p;o Nangsn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
Sl,eriif's sale

rs virtue % fuur sep,iillonl sapohss
ssueJ Ia uao ty l. ,isnvuleg, Clerk
ot the iteatt Court 81 isicksos County,
irnn | @di 10
SATURDAY, tkHKt AIRY -. 1870,
at aa~., MS, M tkr ctsAgfl f,gniwt
door Ia Dickson, .1n expose al pus,lic
sale, 10 tho highest and beat bidder iot
cash. IL, following
Elrs One-thifd unjls a'sd interest IN
house sud ,ot ia DIeksun, bounded ~
ielloar aeg,nning va tbs corner u
Man street #ad kicstft niley, ihence
acst tn ls.ivot alley. si.ats north
| slth sshi aitey AZ Aldpv #isviis iot
tLenee cal 18th sldweil hns 10 Man
81 ct. gl,ruee ~tuih ~Hb Man stt~st "
ihf place d i-a'nninR, LEVIED Atssa ~
tho piotsssJ o. l. & il.li, cosof~si, 10
.at,si, la,i.n.ni. lntefra, and cos, IN
favor II " T. iias'ap A Co
Sscta 10. ninth ubdlsrdssi latssest
10 tstta iyibg IN tLs 9Th e,stl tis@tfscl,
,nnu4,a ~ follows North hy keep
esas "a, i.aserior. south bt Patton a
lteaghsrty. ~cst ny Cox stte~n M the
X Hear barucpsce, sstteJ syaa q.
~ lssss 81 MIX beat 10 ssiisiy Judg.
men, lhtefe-, spd COZ. 40 iasor u v
t. Hutton & 90
ihni Revcf.onAgy interest n b0uss
an3 Ia ts4S ~ D,cAson, lasAadni Ne
iotios. Nogth w Npsh fAbt, sat bs
Ailsf street. south by allsY, @H~t by
A. "A.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
soraGs,oGnr NOTICE

/. u Isnns,t " Bsssis Bennett
in this csuss II sppss:sa1 10 The
CLERK from The bill. which 10 sr"sa
to, sha, the defendant. Bessie Bsn-
nett. IL 4 non.rssidsnt u ths s.sts
u Tenness~v N thss The Ordinary
proc.ss oi Law csnnot b. eetvsd up.
on h,r,N IL therefore ordsfsd BY ,hs
CLERK. that nonresidsnt cublicasios
be made Tor tho said hsssis Hen.
neu, commanding hst " appear d
the Cour, House Ia TIE town u
Dickson Tenn. on ths Tod noodsy
In Aprl 1870, Il being The regular
term 81 said cour. sod pissd.
sns~sf OF demuf 20 ~ bill 6lsd
assina her ios divorce N tbs case
siII BE- .st im hearing sxpsns.
/. J Browning. Clsst.
I.eeeh h Hall. Sol's., Tor Pit. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

y s.oo BihtvF lidF~d biho
h stis tsns~ IL spEaarag n tn
Clerk /. itls Cr1cui, Court from sh'
bill shleh is sworn 10, that tn De
PENDENT Mildred B.bb, "a non
resident 4 the sts,s 81 Tetnsvsse "
inst -ae ordinary prtetss II isw esn
not be served upon het. Il - there
'ar4 y st ~ ,he Cl+'s 'hs' non-
resident pQpiicstior t's mafs 'pr ibs
sid Mildred ssibh commanding
ta, - stsssf 81 the Court Honss 10
The town a DicA.on. l-pfs err. %
tbs Pad N one d, 10 A,sit 1871 II
being the frsg's, tsr- II sssi Court
ard plead srssei ~ dempf ~ tht
nil h.d against her sos d!Tccs o.
tie case III. be De. !o' nexrlDg e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
Nonresident Notice.
ip tha1.<,ssy y
DHksSs.
Tsae

h KELLY 10 ,h..est, y
W DscksSs.
X H. smith, n As Team.
IL this cause. il Appears " tAs Cssk
and kaa~s, ion IN afhdsvA, tlsat ~
Isett., X. L soitA. y . oe-sessdeet u
the STATE II Tennsssss. Ahd eAaaea ts
-~rved with pssceas. II y sh~~sfoss ORE
rred by uae Caark ssd NastM thAa sald
Ovfs X Il SEisA, srpsax ~ ths Court
house In Dseksoa. Tenn on cs brioss
CHu RsbaY AFTER THE .,A MON.
DAY IN APRIL. NEXT,
.strss tssns regular term II W. CAsse.
ety Coaf; ii I,scksos, Team aad e!ssd,
answer " dsn,m 10 she AttAcAaees tssl
Sod against bEsa 10 the esase. ~ ~
sawss vii tc tasen ssw caofsGs~d - ths
esase ses tos a.safsns espsrts
u 10 fartbsf ordered tASt tHsa nU&ao~
b. pufslisk~d ID tfs i1eAsca C,uAty
Herald, st Nelssa, Team fss fosE oss-
s~~nts. ~ee1 ~ required BY hs 10
sa1A esses.
Ustaess n, head u ss5a~ " ikxksos,
this LA z1ad. 1872.
u TAYLOR, e. An
pArxs A Bsil, ssAiesE<H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

Bear in mind that Chamberlain
Tablets no, only move the boweh
but improve the appetite anc
strengthen the digestion, Thel
e,yntsin no pepsin OF other digestive
srmen. br, strengthen the stomach
and enship i, to perform lie sunct
ions naturally.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

THIS SPECIAL NOTICE. i. Il
notify all persons sha r~spa-@ ~
m nv premises on modest disturb,
sny live s,oes buildings tree"
fences ~ start ans iifrs hlat y
mole-, any property thereon tbs
they viii Ne prnsec gted t. tae tns
extent u the las
Nii,sm II Rogsra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
WANTEI,---Msrle4i man Y

WANTEn-Marriei man with
s,oyk to isrvn on shsre. Recon-
menda,iaa. required write me 81
Dickson OF soc me st Tidwell switch,
Csn.reyi!le Branch
". O Hake.
TAKEN l'p--Rsy horse mnls
With ;Hn splH- IN eft ear. ss~d and
about ] > hand. nish. 0wa4r can
have same by calling 81 my pace
sad paving 'r Iced snd this ~,
nce Toas tire.r Dickson. r. 5
have comp ett iine q John
Deere implements Caa5e IN and
TAXI iocs whether yoG tay " not.
7. 4, Edwards.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

FOR >AlE--ssru.. stGe- CT
l,llnw Cfsek PIKE 4 acres lew
bottom land; 10 arte- r,tlaug n
acres billy ~ good searirg t'uli
,rees. GOOD double. herts! Erass
Tour room. sossi vel. teaeei slit
wire THIS farm Gao pe taaGa. ~
&Qs1 tycod terms Pr i9rtbe'
inform alton see ~ write liE S@''cr
and Sanders. Dics.un Tent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

WASTED--To cell one bsy
mare st 4 bsrssi~,
joseph Alsrssdss Dickson Tenn.
Sh-n vos husa Farm Iupl..
rsn,. you ~sp, quality. ssrvlce spd
Jshi drais The John Deere has
all o. them. T X ~fsdwreis,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30
TAYLOR Brothers
funeral DireC.
tors and Tn.
baImerS.

We carry u complete
Lac Of Ioftins and lss.
keis. All calls given
prompt attention, da,
~ mtg 1t. rus. Pkoses
Ciiireas' IL. 4 smhsr
land No. ,i2, Resides
phoaw Gem ss,ss ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

par'e l., J Browning. CHI,
L. sch d Hall Sol's.. iw Pit.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-30

FOR sALE-C0a stove. gooc
cs0d,t.oo. Mrs, Raymond Ios..l,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21

Total for the year 6775.00
Note-The budget in 1901-O2 was
1897. The budget for the ensuing
year 1920-21 is to be $6775. There is
some growth in that time.
Conference Report Shows
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
PROTECT YOUR GARDEN
for Controlling Insect
Pests

Insects are numerous in the gar
dens, and in short time can do a
great deal of damage" says Prof. c..
C. Vincent of the horticultural de-
partment. MANY Of them however
can be easily held in check If the
proper materials are used. The first
thing to decide is whether the insects
have biting or sucking mouth parts.
Any insect that chews the leaves and
eats the plants can be controlled by
spraying with powdered arsenate of
lead, l o. or heaping teaspoons of
the powder to every gallons of wa
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21

L. Davis RIM 1-27-2O.
M. L.-Giovanni Valentin and Ra-
minda Pozzebon, both of Potlatch.
Latah County, Idaho, Thursday,
August 10Th, 1920.
Deeds-P. H. Clayton to B. C. Cof-
fey, $145O 75x161 16 in Lot Russell's
Moscow.
Potlatch Lumber Co., to William
Harvey Head, 81, NEANWA -NWA
NEA 36-40-2.
Potlatch Lumber Co., to Lillis E.
Smith, 81, SWA SWA 17-41-4.
C. S.-Sherman, Clay - Co., to Mrs
H. v. Matthew, $3.50, piano.
Decree of Distribution-Estate of
Carl Johan Frensson, SWA NWA
24-4O-3 to John Belstrom
Release-First State Bank of Bovill
to w. H. Smith RIM 10-29-17.
H. P. Stewart to Chas. E. Funk,
RIM 2-14-2O.
Latah County Idaho, Friday, Aug
ust Goth, 1920.
Deeds-Bank of Kahlotus to Martin
V. Thomas, 81, NkNEA, FL; NWA
NWA 1882.
Sheriff to J. B. Kissinger, $500,
tract to Is acres in 5-40-5 CA. w.
Bowles & Co., v John R. Lynch.)
C. S.-Spokane Auto Market to C.
R. and D. H. Greenwood, SOL, Max
we'll automobile.
Lis Pendens-Roy Myers VS.. Cal
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21

ter. Remember, however, that arse
nate of lead is a deadly poison and
care should be taken to keep it away
from children and animals. When
using this material on plants with
smooth leaves, little soap should be
added to the spray to make it stick
or spread better.
can example of an insect with bit
ing mouth parts is the cabbage butter
fly that causes wormy cabbage. In
this case the poison should be applied
early, and the plants we'll covered un--
til the heads are half formed. II this
is done the young worms are destroy
ed before they burrow into the heads.
Altho there is some prejudice against
using cabbage that has been sprayed
with poison, 1t is entirely unfounded,
for 1t would be necessary for person
to eat 28 heads at once to produce
poisonous effects.
insects that suck the juice from
the plants can be contfalled by spray
ing with contact spray such as a
strong soap solution, tobacco sprays,
kerosene emulsion, etc. Plant lice are
insects that come in this group. To
make solution use fish oil soap, or
ordinary laundry soap, one-half pound
to every 4 gallons of water. "Black
leaf 40" is one of the best tobacco
sprays and should be used at the rate
Of 1 teaspoonful Black leaf 40 and "a |
Ok. soap to 1 gallon OF water"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
Latah County Records.

Latah, County Idaho, Wednesday,
August 18th, 1920.
Deeds-Henry G. Schnasse to Har-
We H. Phillips, 81, Lot ShNEA
NWH SEA 2-38-1.
Daniel Theodore Runberg to Hhos.
G. Thompson, $500, 10-11-12-9 Bulls
Onaway.
o. A. johnson to John Bergner,
81, 17-18-19-2O-27, Troy.
Rachel Sletto to ]. E. Pickerel, $3.50,
Troy.
Annual Farmers Union
Warehouse Co., of Juliaetta.
Releases-Vina Ramsey to Adelbert
L. Davis, RIM 7-24-16.
Thomas G. Thompson to Adelbert
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21

Total for the year ...... -. 6775.0O
Note-The budget in 19O1-O2 was
1897. The budget for the ensuing
year 1920-21 is to be $6775. There is
some growth in that time.
Conference Report Shows
That the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society has 105 members and has
received offerings to the amount Of
$465.
That the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society has membership of so
and has received offering to the
amount of $426.
That the Ladies' Aid Society has
a membership of la and has re-
ceived offerings amounting to $437..
That the Sunday School has an en-
rollment exclusive Of College Stu
dents of II. With College students
of over 900. Average attendance for
year 401, the largest in it's history,
and that expense for supplies has
been $712. That the contributions
to missions has been $245. To other
benevolent causes $87. To the Board
of Sunday Schools $12 and to the
Educational Board SAP. A grand
total of $1056.
That the circuit has subscribed to-
ward it's own expense about $500.
That there has been received into
u hi hn or oh
members and in the past three years
about 270 members. That the pres
ent net membership is $50.
That the Epworth League has a
membership of 66, forty life work
volunteers, % tithers, takes Is Ep-
worth Heralds. That the League
raised over $500 year for missions
and has subscribed about $500 for
the Sunday School Temple.
$3.50 worth of property during the
year for the purpose of building
thereon a Sunday School Temple.
That we are now doing work at
three country points and that at least
two of these points are very promis
ing.
That there has been subscribed to
the Sunday School Temple over $13,-
900 and that there are yet rs regular
contributions to solicit-the solicit
ing to be done after conference.
New Officers Are Chosen
At the Quarterly Conference Mon
day evening, August 16, the following
officers were elected:
Trustees-E. R. Headley, w. A..
Adair, j. G. Gibson, George Stewart,
D. w. Hannah, P. L. Schulz, w. A.
Lauder, A. H. Johnson, H B. Mickey.
Stewards-C E. Lilly, Homer Estes,
w. A. Sheets, Coriss McElroy, Jen-
ME Headley, H. D. Martin, w. F.
Morgareeidge, John Suddreth, John |
Otter, E. w. FELTON,, John King, John
Sharp, w. H. Connor, E. Marion, /.
R. Boyd, Martin Mickey, ]. Hugo,
Johnson, W. H. Lillibridge, w. K.
Armour, F. D Hawley, Allan Shook,
Joseph VanBurkirk Honorary J. H.
Jonte, w. A. Allen.
Director of Religious Education
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21

w. A. Allen.
Director Of Recreational Activities
r. S. Snyder.
Sunday School superintendent
! J. H. Reid.
Epworth League Presidant-Har-
old Lenhard.
| Class eLaders-E. R. Headley, F.
M. Leitch, Mrs. Ethel Savage.
| President of Ladies Aid-Mrs. J. A.
Simonson.
President of w. F. M. S.-Mrs.
George Stewart.
President of W. H. M. S.-Mrs.
w. F. Conner.
C D. Bell, Paul Cole, Ruth Fogle,
c. w. Chenowith.
Trustees at Joel-C. L. White, A.
E. Alexander, l. F. Russell.
Stewards at Joel-Mrs. John Walk
er, Mrs. R Morton
Trustees at Viola-J P. Barack-
man, Emil Kaiser, John Hager.
Stewards at Viola-Mrs. John Ha-
ger, Mrs. Emma Kaiser.
Stewards at Clinton Grange-John
Brown, l.. Procunier.
Recording Steward-W. A. Allen.
District Steward-W. F. Morgan
edge.
Reserve District Steward-Hom
Estes.
Communion Steward-Mrs. Jennie
Headley.
t. Retired Ministers-W. 2. Cole.
Committees Confirmed are as fol-
low:
Apportioned Benevolences
J. H. Jonte, Mrs. John King, Mrs.
John Sharp, Mrs. M. Griffith, H. B.
J. H. Reid, F. D. Hawley.
Religious Education
Homer Estes, w. A. Allen, J. H.
Reid, Mrs. J. H. Jonte.
Education
Prof. Hugo Johnson, Prof. R. E.
Neidig, G. D. Bell.
Hospitals
Lillian White, Cassie Matheny Mrs.
P. C. Oleson, Mrs. J. A. McDaniels.
Church Records
F. d. Hawley, w. K. Armour.
Auditing Accounts :.
J. R. Strong, Harold Lenhard.
Parsonage and Furniture
Mrs. M. M. Preston, Mrs. S. T.
)wings, Mrs. H. B. Mickey.
Church Music
A. H. Johnson, w. F. Morgareidge,
Mrs. Emma Stewart, Mrs. H. D.
Mickey.
Finance Committee
H. B. Mickey, A. H. Johnson, E. R.
Ieadley, Corliss McElroy, C. E.
lilly, Homer Estes.
Examination of Local Preachers
F. M. Leitch, w. 2. Cole.
ENTERTAINMENT
The last call-On1y little over
week now until the meeting of the
conference in our city-if you want
o help entertain it will be necessary
or you to report soon. We need
vour help. Returns coming in indi-
ate that there will be over 800 and
hat the number might run up to
80. We must do this entertaining
n good shape. Will you do your
art in money, rooms, breakfast, or
DOM and breakfast? The following |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
AMERICAN MONEY IS
WORTH A FORTUNE THERE

RIVERSIDE, Cal.-Charles SaYfio.
Riverside, recently received word
his father in JuRo-S lavia that their
ancestral farm near Ragusa was
about to be foreclosed under a mort
gage of 5000 kronen. Sanjo sent his
father 5000 with promise that it
soon. In reply he received . letter
stating his remittance, at the pre-
vailing rate of exchange, had paid of
the mortgage and left balance Of
10000 kronen.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
Has Never Seen Their Equal

81 have used Chamberlain's Tablets
for stomach trouble, biliousness and
constipation off and on for the past
ten years. / have never seen their
equal yet. They strengthened my di-
gestion, relieved me Of headaches and
had mild pleasant action on my
bowels. I take pleasure in recon-
them" writes H. D. F. Par
menter, Cridersville, Ohio. A
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21

vim L. Jones ct. al, 2100 in 81 md 28-
4O-4.
Release--First National Bank of
Moscow to Mary R. Addy RIM 6-26-i9.
Clara Wethered to eNllie L. Paten,
RIM 4-5-16
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-21
METHOD|STS CLOSE
YEARS BUSINESS
RTERLY CONFERENCE HELD
AND EVERYTHING IN READI-
NESS FOR NEW YEAR.

At the fourth Quarterly Confer
ence held August 16,1920,the finance
committee made the following report
to the conference and it was unani-
mously adopted. For the year 1920
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
OLDHAM COUNTY WHEAT
CROP THIS YEAR LARGE



VEGA. Iuly a.-Oldh1m county u =
new commonwealth Il Is one # th'
llst 81 the great ranch counties I"
bow Ia the pillow Vega. the county
.rtt. way organized IN 1905. mad" the
county seat IN 1918. and has become a
busy market for large territory. u
hfs mud-l courthouse q $4,000 school
building. u Sa0N0" hotel five general
mrr, handisp stores and al regular
business enterprises are literally rep
resented other leading towns In the
county are Wildorado aud Adrian. tn"
ocean a. ocean Automobile road known
i. the ozark Trail. tiayerscs the cour'
ty aud bears q splendid reputation.
IN, former county scat WIS Tascosa,
iiuatcd an the Fort Worth and Dem
ven railroad. one 81 the leading fig
urrs ~ Oldham county Is Dr. q. III.
i.uyd. who has put the Panhandle on
the map ~ the various state fairs. Dr.
Loud ihis fan will carry one ~ the gen.
,lal exhibits - the West Texas cham.
hrr II Commerce through the North.
lic cam, from the East many years
ago IN one of the first type 81 autos
ever turned oui. creating quite q sch'
satiou by travelling In this unique man.
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