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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08

s-ssssev-venteen.- the girl
blufted out.
Don't you know you folks have
no business carrying on this way on
q bouleyard7"
"Yes.ss-nn-no-si SIR the boy slut.
tered
could hardly keep from laughing,
but Davis face Was rigid and stern.
You folks run along now. "
Davis ordered, 'and you girl. better
get right home 10 mama and stay
there lie turned or his flashlight.
the man started up his auto and
drove hastily away
For several minutes, Davis and l
stood on the spot and laughed over
N" plight Of the young lovers
Scared 10 doath-Ili bet" said.
-And then some" he added.
We walked down the road until
bumped into the uniighied police
auto. where Park officer n. ~.
Stocks was waiting for na. II was
pitch dark
We started the auto and were on
our way.
UVouLL work all night tonight.
L all right" Davis said with a
laugh. and didn't disagree with
him.
We he'd spotted the rcd rear light
OF the auto aA We drove along the
boulevard in Woodland park. Stocks
had stopped The auto and Davis and
I crept up on the spoonerr' car. i,
~saA a usual thing with Davis. this
breaking up Hpooning matches.
-rherc's a colorcd boy comes in
| the office sometimcn." Davis said.
who was telling me about taking a
Eiri friond out on n lonely by-road
on Magnolia bluff. Soon they saw
the flarhing spotlight OF an auto.
There comes some more Joy
hunt~rr.' the girl said innocrnfiy.
The lad. who WINS wine TO the spot.
light flashes OF our cars. replied:
That amt any Joy hunters
them'r joy-kiiicrx- And he drove
his car 10 a more secluded spot
We'll. that pair back there weren't
90 bad ] said
'oh. they're pretty tame: wait a
little while and well show you some
thing good Stocks promised
I'VE drove up thru woodland park.
w past the ciks' pen. where sew.
erai pair Of luminous eyes shined out
at un Then we met Mahoney. night
car~taker of the lions. bears and
other animals In the park. lie was
making the rounds. After telling us
about the health Of the animals in
the ZOO. he hurried on. shiyerinR. for
the cold night frost Was beginning to
sefsiA
Nov for Sumo more real spoon
crs," said Davis and no stepped on
The saa
tConttuucd IN the next lssus)
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER
SAYS IT'S BEST MADE

able. had no appetite at all. and
what little ! forced myself TO eat
would bloat me with gas until
could hardly breathe
II was so nervous that man,
nights would roll and toss for
hours without closing my eyes. Al
times I also had awful headaches,
which nearly set me wild. and ]
became so dizzy would have &c
catch hold OF somcthing TO keep
from falling.
II was all run down. and sn
weak from suffering and lack OF
noui ishmont that ] couldn't work.
when. on tho recommendation OF
fricads, ] dc,idcd 10 try Tanlac.
and II was luc~y did, for II was
jurt what l needed.
We'll. honestly believe my
rheumatism Is completely gone. for
i never feel the slightest trace of
H. My appetite Is good. and !
eat as much ms ] want OF anything
without feeling the least bit OF pain
or discomfort. and at night ] sleep
like n log. In fact I am feeling
fino all the time.
AS for my wife. she suffered
with stomach trouble. dizziness and
headaches until she was badly run
down. but Tanlac has completely
removed her troubles. We both feel
like we owe great debt OF graft.
tude to Tanlac, and we never get
tired OF praising H."
Tanlac is sold In Seattle by Barteli
Drug Stores under the personal di.
recuon OF Q special Tanlac represen.
tstjya
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Tho man who has enough money
TO live in idleness won't, and the poor
man vhe would cant
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Effigy Of Bridges
Il Burned At Fete

ESUMCI.Aw. Wash. Nov. a.
Robert Bridges. defeated fauner-la-
Dor candidate for governor. was
burned In efigy BY republican ooie.
brAnts Saturday night and was a
heap Of cold gray ashes here today.
The burning followed a banquet in
honor Of Matt starwich. King county
sheriff-elecs. and a parade In which
the n,raw-and-g unny Bridges trudrcd
beside a crestfailen donkey.
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There IL hope for any man "a long
as his dog doesn't cut his acauaint.
ance.
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Says Wife Hid Out
Community Property

Asking his share In alleged com
munity property valued at tii.ss5.i5
which he claims his former wife.
now dead. concealed from him be.
fore he obtained divorce. DIR. Fred
crtck Faik. OF Seattle. has filed
claim against the estate OF Mrs Olga
Falk.
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Anatomy Has Its
Place in Politics

TOLEDO. Nov. s.---Even anatomy
had it's place in politics here. Fed.
crai Judge Killlis came back" AZ a
political opponent IN this wise; "Sii.
Yer Spoon Ashley's uncallcd.for at.
tack carries It's own antidote IL ~
obvious what was IN his mouth when
born-his foot. OF course. The foot
has beon there over since.
Great riches arr ms hard 10 lose as
good name-and Just as easy.
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ny LEE SULLIVAN
CHAPTER "a


CHAPTER ~
NIIoHEY. love YOU 80 much
IL that make love TO you all
day---to myself"
Roy Davis. captain ~ the park
patrol. crouchcd low In the darkness
behind the auto. and l did illswis.
after taking one more look. at the
couple In the front seat They wor,
snuggled together lnaide the mans
raincoat
The SRI whispered . reply that
We couldn't hear.
"po you really. honeyT- II was
the man npeaking again. There was
q rustic in the front % the car and
we cautiously packed thru tho rear
glass.
Gosh darn IL. dear. ! love you like
Everything" tho man was saying.
unaware that We wero standing with.
in a few feet watching and listening
The girl replied;
'poEgone H. daddy. you can't love
mo any more than love you"
"Munh." Roy whispered In my ear
-Arn you sure. dearis. that ] am
the only girl you ever ioyedT-' the
Kiri asked anrioualy. They pro.
sumed themselves far from any
'nsr p''s"h A''o "''' Sp'"Aihs N
larry i"uu Noie"e
why, u'uiihE. now oouiu you asA
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Officer Sullivan
A Night With the Park Patrol
Honey, LoUe YOU" He Hears
He Stalks Surprised Spooners
What the Coiored Boy Said

. dtsraI s dag by
Of
4. elie~ins 4. hts
ser by .
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Smokers Can Never
Catch Up to This

LONDON. Nov. s.--A new cigar.
ette-making machine just invented
can turn out $50 smokes a minute.
Tho inventor said that the machine
can grind the cigarettes out as fast
az tho tobacco and paper can be fed.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
Dresses at $500

A very special lot of Camel's
Hair and Polo Cloth Goats,
with leather belts; sizes 10 to
ID years.
Other coats in full length
models, $3.50 to $40.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
ENDS 80 YEARS AS
BANK PRESIDENT
John H. Dandy Guest of Bus
mess Friends at Com
plimentary Dinner
OTHO NQWLAND
REVIEWS CITYGROWTH

John H. Dandy. president Of Union
National Bank. was given a dinner last
night in honor OF the flftieth anniyer-
ssry OF his active connection with that
institution. The dinner was given by
presidents Of eleven other banks OF the
city and was held in the clubroom OF
the Hotel dupont
Otho Novland. president Of the
Equitable Trust Company, spoke on
''Wilmineton Fifty Years Ago, March,
1870 and highly complimcnled Mr.
Dandy on his successful career
In response Mr. Dandy told how he
began as a clerk. rose to be cashier,
and ten years ago, succeeded Preston
lea as president Of the Union National
Bank
Addresses also were made by others
OF the party of bank executives pros
ent. The guests WERE. Charles r. Mil
Ter. president OF the Farmers Bank OF
Delaware: John Richardson, Jr. presi-
dent Of the National Bank of Delaware
William dupont. president Of the Della
ware Trust Company: Robert y. Kemp,
president. OF the Artisans Saving Bank;
Frederick F.. Stone. president of the
Wilmington savings Fund Society
Robert p. Robertson. president Of the
Central National Bank John $ R0s-
sell, president Of Security Trust & safe
Deposit Co. sOtho Nowland. president Of
the Equitable Trust Company: George
E Capelle. chairman Of the board Of di-
rectors or the Wilmington Trust Com
pany and James p. Winchester. prcsl-
dent OF The Wilmington Trust Company
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

payment OF S. week for the support
OF his seyen-year-old son was denied,
by Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court,
this morning, Harry Sllfes left the
court room apparently well contentea,
with the companionship Of his LITTLE
boy. Even the refusal Of the applica-
ton did not appear to dampen ms
cherfulness with his son back With him.
Since the death OF Mrs. Silies eleven
months ago, the boy lived with ms
grandmother. but, according TO tne
evidence, left her home and went to ms
father about ten weeks ago. and de-
clines now TO change his home. u
was because OF this fact that Mr.. Sill
fles asked that the support order
against him be revoked.
1t was brought out that after Mrs.
silnes died. Mr.. Silles asked that the
order be reduced from Si5 TO 50. lie
had the child in his custody at the
time, and Judge Churchman ORDERED
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
VETERAN OFFICERS
GIVE UP POSITIONS

At the annual meeting % the Ladies'
Ala S0ciety OF The Zion Lutheran yes
tcrday afternoon. Mrs Paui ,-en-
schmid. who has been recording sec
retary sipce 1888 rendered her resigua-
lion. Many expressions OF appreciation
for her long services were expressed
by members OF The club
Mrs. Carrie We'll. for seventeen
signed
Following are The new 00Cfrs Mrs.
Daniel krapf, Sr. president: Mrs Nas-
inner AbberEer. vlce-presidenl; Mrs.
Bernard kleilz. treasurer Mrs Buck
ley. secretary: Mrs r. Il pusclI inan-
ciol secretary
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

an. Crosby & Hnl. C. W. X. Bradford
Schagrin & Braunstein, snellenburg's
Lace shop, Nelson Shoe Company
Wilmington Gas Company, Charles Fell
Brokaw's Pharmacy, American Hat
Company, Miller Drug Company, Mel
vile Wells. s. II. siaats. Reynolds Candy
Company. c. Edgar Deering. G.. w
Brnion. NJ. r. Hayden and Mrs. Hen
rIeila .knralle
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
0. .. S. GIVE cARp pARTY.

About one hundred persons enjoyed
the 500 card party given last evening
by The Julian N. Slkv Chapter No 3,
order OF the Eastern star, at The home
Of Mrs. Mary r. Nloreland, No 1911
West-Eourth street.
Tie committee IN charge consisting
OF Mrs. Mary r. M0reland. Mrs. Anna
Sauler. Mrs Alya Aurand Miss Fanny
Brown, Mrs. MacNamor. Mrs Lilly
pyle Mrs Mabel Robertson, Mrs. Jen-
ME Hill, Mrs. Ncior Nah Mrs Ella Dun
can. Walter Aurand. G.. y sauter and
=. B. Wilson.
rhe gifts awarded IN The games were
donated by ihc following merchants;
John Laskris. Johns, fruit dealer: A.
/. White. Dr. II. r. Moreland. Darling
ton x ToadXne, Baynard. Banks Is Bry-
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
Dn. rcoLI An WrsTMINsTER.

Rev. Alexander McColl, pastor or the
second Presbyterian Church OF Phila-
delphia. win be the speaker at The
Good Friday services at Westminster
presbS Slerian Church, Pennsylvania
avcnue and Rodney street, tonight.
Music win be furnished by a double
quartet The occasion will be The first
visit of Doctor McColl to Wilmington,
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
BARGE LINE TO NEW YORK.

BY the opening yesterday OF the Bal.
timore-New York through service OF
the New York and Baltimore Inland
TRANSPORTATION Company, with the Of
flcial opening OF the New York State
barge canal terminal, through water
service between this city ana new
York starting today, has been estap-
lished. This announcement WAS MADE
last night by Henry r. Bush, president
of the Bush Line.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

that TO make any change, the child
must be returned to his grandmother.
Judge Hastings ruled this morning thst
there was no great change In condl-
tIons and he would not change Inc pre-
yious ruling. The grandmother re-
ceives the s. a week.
Silfles. on the witness stand, testified
that shortly before his wife died, she
asked him TO take their son.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
coon FRIDAY HOLIDAY ron SOME

Practically everything was at a stand
still in the county end OF the Public
Building this morning as the various
oniceholders were observing Good
Friday All OF the offices at the city
end were open for business, but VIII
close this afternoon.
IN the Federal Building The only one
10 observe Good Friday was the eleVa-
tor man. and those having business on
the upper floors were compelled-to use
the stairway la consequence.
DYNAMITE RAZEs COURT HOUSE.
THE iron frame WORK ON the oid
court house was nulled down yesier-
day afternoon Some Of the side walls.
proving 10 much for the engine, dyna-
miie~svas used to raze them.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
SON REFUSES TO
LEAVEFATHER
Lives With Daddy" But
Grandmother Gets Money
For Support
COURT DECLINES
TO REVOKE ORDER

Although his application for the re-
volung OF an order against him for the
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

Shown in new sport
models and in leading
heather shades.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

Our showing this accomplishment and for
minute rush have epentd stocks that fulfil requirement. tn
possibly yours
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-01-08

Public notice n hereby given that
ON Saturday. January Path 1870. at
10 o'colck a.. m. OF said day, In front
Of the conrt house door in the city OF
Graugevilie. Idaho County, Idaho. ]
win In obedierce 30 said order Of sale
sell all the right title. claim end In
terest OF the above mentioned defend
ants, of. in and to the above described
property. or so much thereof as may
be necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment
with interest, costs, etc. to the highest
and best bidder for lawful money OF
the United States.
Dated at Grangcville. Idaho, Jan
uary 1, 1920.
W. II. FILLER,
BY Sheriff
G. F. johnson, deputy. Ga
I
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HENRY TELCHER,
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of County Commissioners pur-
suant to al order made and entered
ON the 18th day of Oct 1919, will, on
the 18th day Of January 1920, at 1
p. M, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, all Of Block CO. Court
House Addition to the City of Grange
vile.
And that the buildings or said block
will be offered for sale first, privilege
being granted, by the terms Of the
sale, to any purchaser to remove build
ings within sixty days. Should the
buildings be sold of the ground, the
ground will then be offered exclusive
Of the buildings If the buildings are
not sold Off the ground the grounds
ard buildings will be offered together
In one parcel.
Dated this 10th day Of Dec. 1919.
HENRY TELCHER, i
Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners of Idaho County, State
of Idaho. A
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PUBLIC NOTICE OF BOND SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
Public notice Is hereby given that
the Highway Board Of Doumecq High
way District, IL Idaho County, State
Of Idaho. intends to issue, and negott-
ate the following specified coupon
bonds of said district: one series Of
the amount Of $4,000, to bear date
April l. 1919. to be issued for the pur-
pose of constructing, improving and
repairing highways ir said DaumecQ
Highway District, and In particular
therefor to expend not to exceed 5000
to construct and aid in the construc-
ton Of a wagon bridge across the Sal
mon River, at or near the mouth Of
Whitebird Greek (said mouth Of
Whitebird Greek being in Whitcbird
Highway District adjoining DOumecq
Highway DISTRICT, and to expcEd 49,.
600 ON roads to be constructed and
maintained to connect with said
bridge, and also purchasing, material.
machinery and 4defraying tho neces-
sary expenses of the district in con-
hectioE Herewith, the said bonds TO
be redeemable at the option Of the dis
trict after ten years after date, to
bear interest at rate not to exceed
six per cent per annum, interest paya'
bic January ! and July ], each year
The bonds shall be "a In number Of
the denomination Of $500 each The
Highway Board invites bidders non
said boEds, and all bids shall be sen,
to the Secretary of said district, G. Il
Morgan, at the postoffice Of Garfield
Idaho, on or before l o'clock p. N. OF
Saturday, January II, 1920. All bid
shall be accompanied by certifiet
check in the sum Of $500, payable t.
said Highway District, as evidence O.
good faith, and that the successful
bidder will pay for said bonds within
: thirty days from the date Of accep
lance Of bid. and in case of failure t.
+ pay for such bonds within thirty days
as aforesaid, said check to be forfeite'
1 to said highway district as its liqui
dated damages. Tho law provides tina
any and all bids may be rejected, ar
that i'm no case must such bonds b
/. sold for less than their face or pa
It value and accrued interest at the tim
9 Of disposal.
eI g. q. MORGAN,
Secretary, Doumecq Highway Dis
trict. 81
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PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN

That at the Tod Frizzell ranch,
about Is miles southwest of Grange
vile, Idaho County, Idaho, will sell
to the hilhest bidder for lawful money
of the United States, the following
described personal property, to-wit:
One black and white spotted Hol-
stein two-year-old steer, no ear marks
and no brands visible.
That said animal was taken up by
Tod Frizzell and will be sold by me
in accordance with the statute in
such case made and provided, at the
said Tod Frizzll ranch on the 18th
day of February. 1920, at 1 O'Clock
p. m. of said day.
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho, Jan
8. 1920.
w. III. ELLER,
By Sheriff
|. G. F. JOHNSON, Deputy. IA
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HE THINKS PRINTERS ARE
CRAZY.

~@&s
l know q Man
Who thinks Printers are Grassy
And Just to prove They
Are Crazy
Whenever he needs Amy Printing
He writes to
Half Q Dozen Printers
And asks them 10 Quote.
The other day he had a Job
And SO as usual
He wrote for bids.
The Lowest bid was
One Hundred and Sixty -five Cents
And the Highest Bid was
One Dollar and Ninety Cents
He spent Twelve cents for postage
In getting His bids and
He spent Three Cents
For his Envelopes
And He spent -Four Cents
For His Writing Paper
And He Paid
Eighteen Dollars
A week to the
Clerk who wrote the letters
And licked the Stamps
And So
He sent the job
TO the Lowest Bidder
Who bid One Sixty Five.
But 1t cost Him two-fourteen.
l thank you.
Albert M. Freeman In Imprin
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CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of County Commissioners will
on Friday, the 16th day Of January,
1920 at 10 a. m. at its ofiice at the
Court House In Grangeville. oper and
entertain bids and proposals. for con-
tracts to re-arrange the office rooms in
the building proposed to be used as a
Court House situated on Block 81
North West Addition to the town Of
Grangeville, In accordance with draw.
ings ard specifications now on fle In
the Office Of the Clerk, to whom appli.
cation may be made for further infor'
nation.
Dated this 10th day Of Dec. 1919.
HENRY TELCHER,
Clerk of the Board Of County
Commissioners OF the County Oh
Idaho, State of Idaho. 5-3t
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accrut1g costa s..<
Lot IA Block sfT' Schmadeka'r Sc
coud Addition to Grangevflle. idaho
County. Idaho. belonging 20. defendants
Chas. T. O'Neal and ). w. Randall
for the sum Of sSsO8.. together with
interest at the rate Of per cent per
annum from date Of Judgment with
costs and accruing costs.
Lot IL. Block s. FOggs Park Add.
ton to Grangeville. Idaho County,
Idaho, belonging to defendant NJ r.
Stuart, for the sum Of $2.53, together
with interest It the rate Of z per cent
per ,annum from date Of judgment,
with costs and accruing costs.
Lots 8 and Block A Northeast Ad-
dition to Grangeville. Idaho County
Idaho. belonging to defendant A. r.
Lewis. for the sum of $49.O2, together
with interest ut the rate Of per cent
per annum from date Of judgment
with costs and accruing costs.
Lot i, Block Il Knob Hin Addition
|
, 10 Grangeville, Idaho County. Idaho
belonging to defendant A. u. Smurth'
waite. for the sum Of $50. together
with interest at the rate OF per cent
per annum from date Of judgment
with costs ard accruing costs.
Il Lots and 8 Block Original Towr
Of Westlake. Idaho County, Idaho, be
longing to defendant Robert r. Min
ter, for the sum of $061 together witt
interest thereon at the rate Of pel
cent per annum from date Of judgmen
with costs and accruing costs.
. Lot IL Block f Bridgeport, Idah'
I County, Idaho. belonging to defend
u ant Mrs. Ida Fagan, for. the sum o
$O51 together with interest thereof
at the rate Of per cent per annun
from date Of judgment with costs an
accruing costs.
Lot /, Block 2 Elk City, Idaho aCour
/. ty, Idaho. belonging to the defendan
' Fred A, Shissler. for the. sum of $40
together with. interest thereon at tn
. rate Of Z per cert per annum fro'
!. date Of judgment with costs and accr,
ing costs.
oil The southeast %, feet of Lot Il
. Block 4, Elk City, Idaho County, Id
mo, belonging to the defendant B. ]
:. Dixon, for the sum Of $4.94 togetht
p with interest thereon. at the rate ,
/ Z per cent per annum from date .
Il Judgment, with costs and accruii
n costs.
!. Lots IS ard Ia, Block 7, Elk Cit
n Idaho County, Idaho, belonging TO Il
IT defendant Frank Hye, for the sum
E. ts2.02 together with interest thereon
I. the rate of z per cent per annum fro
date of judgment, with costs and q
~ cruing costs.
III Lot % Block @ Dixie, Idaho Cou
In1 ty, Idaho, belonging to the deferda
Il W. B. Phelps, for the sum Of so.
he together with interest thereon at t
ce rates Of Z per cent per annum fro
II date Of Judgment 18th costs and accr
o. ing costs.
te Lot 80 Block e Dixie, Idaho Coz
". ty. Idaho, belonging to the defenda
he w. b. Phelps, for the sum of So
he together with interest thereon at I
,st rate Of 7 per cent per annum FRI
IN date Of judgment with costs and /
nh cruing costs.
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PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV.
ZEN.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV.
EN.
That at the Albert Fray rarch,
about thirteen miles northeast Of
Grangville, Idaho County, Idaho. ]
will sell to the highest bidder for law
full money Of the United State, the
following described personal property
to-wit:
One roam short yearling steer, ear
marked crop and under slope In left
ard under bit In right, no brands visi
BILE.
That said animal was taken UP by
Albert Fray and will be sold by me II
accordance with the statute In such
case made and provided. at the said
Albert Fray ranch, ON the 18th day o.
February, 1920. at o'clock p. m. Of
said day.
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho, Jan
harry 1st 1920.
w. 81. ELLER,
BY Sheriff
G. f. Johnson, deputy. Ga