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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
BONDS AND STAMPS
WILL BE RETURNED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

istered Liberty bonds and War Stamps.
amounting to several million dollars re-
covered by the secret service IN a nation
wide cleanup of fake brokers" estab-
lishments, are TO be restored to their
rightful owners by the treasury depart
ment, it was announced today
Most of the securities we're OF large
denominations. and previously had been
recorded as lost or stolen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
BURNS FATAL TO
TO TOLLESTON MAN

Injuries received in an explosion
when he poured keresone into stove
to start a fire at his rooming house
at 1901 Roosevelt street in To1leston
a week ago resulted fatally to Walter
Helwig. an employ Of the Gary Motor
Truck company yesterday morning
The remains were shipped to the form
er home at Cincinnati, Ohio. today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
MARK PLANT MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN

Patrick Farrell foreman OF a con-
struction gang at the Mark Manufac-
turing plant at Indiana Harbor. was
almost instantly killed last evening
about six O'Clock when he was struck
by a 3. & o. engine. He was on his
way 10 work at the time the accident
occurred.
Mr. Farrell who was 35 years old
and single. had been rooming in Ind
lana Harbof Just before his death
he gave the name and address OF his
sister, Mrs. Thomas McKenney. SOS
Harrison street, Gary. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
BOY HURT

Sam Carley. a nine-year-o1d school
boy. was struck by a truck late yester-
day afternoon whily plaing in front of
his home at 227 Highland ave. He was
bruised but not seriously hurt. The driv-
er of the truck was not held by the
police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30

Lesh Ha<cau, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred 0. Hascall. $3.50 Drummond st,
indiana Harbor. has just received an
appointment as major in tho quarter
master section of the Reserve Corps.
During the world war Hascall was in
the quartermaster corps and was pro-
NOTED to the ank of captain. He serv-
ed eighteen months overseas.
Lcsh Hascall Is well known in East
Chicago, where he was formerly en-
ployed at the Grasseni Chemical Co.
lie was promoted by tho company and
sent to their offices in Toronto, Canada
where he enlisted when war was de
clared. He graduated from the East
Chicago high school in 1904. lie is
married and has a son and daughter.
Ills wife was formerly Miss Margaret
Winckler, of Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
SALE CANNED GOODS

still have some government canned
goods which 1 VIII offer for sale Satur-
day, January 31st, at tho Central hre
station. Truman and Holman st.
80 DANIEL BROWN. Mayor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
INDICT GROCERS
rINTrRNArIoNAl VIEWS SERVICE

IINIeRhAIlONAI views SERVICE
CHICAGO. Jan. S0.-Continuing its
warfare against the high cost OF liv-
ing. the government today secured the
indictment Of II OF the leading whole
sale Erocers OF Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
SERGT. YOIK FEARS
NOT APPENDICITIS
nFEs sEEYIcEl

WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. 5o-AI-
though believed to be III with appen-
dicitis, Sergt Alvin York, Americas
famous .one man army refused 60
submit to an operation in New Eng
land and left here today for his noun
tain home in Tennessee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30

Sc yus sead.ns ms Tres'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30

On streets pAd newHEtands. ?.
rer copy. OeHw1r=d Hy eAxraar in
hammond ana West EAmmJEa. sos
pe- month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30

CONTINUED on page tweive-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-30
THE WEATHER

FOR INDIANA-Fnir tonight; cold
e. in North and Enst portions; satur-
day fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
n. ALLARp
FIRST ELECTRICALLY
DRIVEN MOTORCYCLE
Try International News scryIcr.,


IpEwlCH. England. Jan. "a
What Is claimed 10 be the first cleo
'rically-driven motorcycle was listed
here recently. There was an entire
absence NJ noise and vibration.
The motive power Is contained IN
a battery Of cells which arr enclosed
In case about eighteen inches
square. This acts rs a scat for the
passenger. who sits with his head ON
a level win that ofsthe driver.
The starting and stopping devices
are of the simplest character. aud
the battery can he rechargcd from
IN ordinary electric light plug.
Tho horse power Is Two and half.
nd the machine proved To be a good
hill climber on'a greasy road. Under
normal conditions u will run at "A
speed 81 about twelve miles al hour
Tor tweniy-f tour hours before 70.
charging Is necessary.
The invention Is the outcome OF y
be, between an electrical engineer
and a m0iorcar manufacturer. and
rs u Is n success. Il has been patent
ed. u cannot. however. be made as
chcaply as the ordinary cycle aud
sidccar at present. and the cost OF
electric energy Is said TO be greater
than tina, OF petrol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
WILL PRESENT WOODS
NAME To OHIO VOTERS

CINCINNATI. January si.-Sup-
porters o. Hajor General Leonard
Woods cark, iacy to for the prcsi-
Dental noiSul will submit his
name TO aalnseic. cntial primary In
this state. eording TO a statement,
tonight by ,olonel W. c. Proctor.
the generals manager.
We shall net enter Into contes,
for delegates but shall submit the
name OF Leonard Wood Cor prefer
cntial primary u the rank and flo
Of the party. whenever opportunity
= afforded as candidate for tho
republican presidential nomination. !"
the announcement read.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
. u IA SSFi.I A 90.
II iueua Hlf. Phans 9ti.

" tuqua Hf. fhanr 40.
r-'m uasi'rn. rls.ierrd. hYiit.in foaiur'H .
ra.t fr"nt. Fillmore prize ssopo Sipna cash.
hsisnre sasy.
4 sv~ll . room bungalow. new every knpun
Convenience. Van Baum price slosoo rod
Co rms
e room bril- hunsHlpv. is.t locaiion. Mad.
is"n. price $780, rnod term.
rrHm wulsrn hnu'- last locsiinn. Iaci-
m rricc sssnen r,.i terms.
. r-.r ma-i-rn home veil located on Jack.
ou rricr sSinal rs--l terms
wnn rvsicrn bungalow. i--t i"ratiuu.
Harri on. prirr $1,000 na .nnallr icrms
rom muirrn hausr. l-si locat'on. ri,rsr
rs,inr. prize $3.50; $4,000 cash eas, term.
ronn u.nal.ra house. wsll ieated on fill-
more, price sisin. gool terms
. s-,m meiern home trst iocaiiar. l.inculn
rr-o sttiH. $1,000 eH.h. haiane, easy.
. r-om m"l,.ra home cinsr IN on Pierre.
price siioo. ihird cash haisnoc vuud terms.
rsYrl maiirrn hnu.r rlnsr IN on Fierce.
frioc ffi'n. third cash. ialaare EASY.
Q ruur mnfiern huasr. we'll lorat-i on ~.
rhsnan. price sf,in $500 cash. balance easy.
rs0r house. veil located on buchanan.
prize siiiH. hsf rash laiansr easy
r.om house. 9. iia's. price s2ljo $500
cash. tsiance easy
rs,m m@i,rn huu.r y buchaian. pricr
tl0l $500 cash. balance oafs
rpom Hndrrn hausc. y. FILLMORE. price
$500. $500 clsh. halancc easy.
luts lnN f,-,t front. very i-st lncation
'ut on Ven huwn. rric, sl2jo. third cash.
aaianrr yearly payments on or hsforr
of fhr most modern houssse IN thc eity
an yen desirable corner bot. both havr
base nrnt snd furnace double rausrc. esmsnt
driveway. walls. tuTla. tvs and blue ras
ufirr $4,000 Tor both house. On very casy
terms. This D. much lss than the hosrss
Foud o,si To- hui'i ~ th- iimr
We have complete list II improved rrup.
rrty. including tractnrc. husiusss snd rsi.
ifute Will riadR shue 500
J. ". RI SSEii A 60.
~ fuqns NE. Phone 'lt.
= 1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
uai.L WOULD GIVE FEDERAL
JUDGE RIGHT On SENTENCE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2f.--Fed-
eral Judges would have the right
"a suspend sentences under a Dill
introduced In the house today. pro-
posing establishment Of proba-
ton ysiem for United States
courts. outside the district OF Col
umbia. Judges would be anthorir-
cd 20 appoint probation officers TO
iaes after persons released under
ssrended sentences.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
HOT SIS FOR SAiE
mann IANU an plluNI III

in flom durl,s. cIo.c "a. good oraiiun. has
q rooms tn ,nrh slide hardwood iluuU. fur
mace Ia each .ii,. up o. date ~ -,ery respect
sannn cnsh. balance o. iunf a. yuu want
unum STRICTLY mu,isrn hlnralaA. we'll lp-
tni,i ur ia,lnr. furnace hest, hardwood fluurl.
luilt.in features. cFusnt driveway, nice rn'
rHr. II ,uu vant the hot lei us show YOU.
price $4,000. tinhU cnsh, balance easy
2 rnom modrrn san front hnme on The
itaysmfut. on Pierce street. price $1,000 81
CON cash. balance easy.
roomt modern cast front Pierce street.
sGinn seann cash. balance easy.
~ roam hnuac on ricrc. 100 foot frunt on
~ ,rmert dand, loeation. prize SiG.uon s..
O'i cash. haIunco easy
mom modern close in on Lincoln. price
% go sisHo ensh. balance easy.
roum house close in an Lincoln. price
sa5sli $1,000 en b. balance Easy.
rom moirrn. south Taylor street. price
$500. on'y term.
room modcrn rolk g.. on pavement.
$1,000 $1,000 Gosh. hrinrsc 70 suit.
room mnslern hunraloW pnlk 81. on
pavement giq.noo. has furnacc heat. hard.
wooi foori. NJ 10 date In every way. cHn
h. lnurhi on easy term.
foarn n0drrn fu.nAm~ heated bungalow.
vcst ~ Folk street, dandy Tor Si5op $500
cash. balance cai
3 roan ro,l.n hrei. vii located on Mad.
SON c'-r q" pavement prize s'''o' furnish
81. ssh term.
room nodcrn cat front. southwest pat
81 ioau fainn; 100 Gosh. halanor Easy.
rom modc,n 'Hs' freni lIurh.s street
price sGsio. siouo cssh. balance Sionp icr
year
3 t,-,r hap.c. 1000 biocl buchanan street.
price sassp $1,000 cash. halnncr easy.
md ripH mrdrrn on one lot. veil h..
rui,l On iiwhnuan. price $500. half eaah.
balance cay.
Two : roeni m~lern haures, buehanHn 81.
y dandy losation
Dand, rnm mp'icrn home. vel lnrai~l
On hirh.nHn 81. 'orucr loi Bile. east froni'
casy
unm hou.r. close IN on NoHre street,
pucc s1so1 il2io cash. balance $3.50 pei
2 r,on, rno,lrrn, ciose IN on Madison street
price ,si"o $500 90 n. haiancc easy.
r'om' m~dcTn. sast trent. cs.-. "a 90
rnan n,o,irrn bungalow. well locaie,l ~
Fillmore street. price $3.50 $1,000 cash. bal
nnrc casy.
lterns.
| n YOU want a hane don't fail 10 zee ~
vr hav. a lsiv hst 81 city prouegt, and vll
h. rlnd To- show YOU any time
4 0D0M LAND COMPANY
| Offis, phene M; Rs.idenee phene ie5s.
| 7gi.
no can laio.A Tavlor ~ 4,
/
LOST Brindlc lull duy marked with cirrl
ON lcn fotle. Addr,s on collar. Call ii.a
fot HLNI -Four FURNISHED r"oris. Appl
1913 filin'oir. ~ II
WI INV Z nee Hr''ilan, hnnvaliw ior sal
~ Nv. MHa'ipn HirceI Nl"hNI AhSIRAt
We 'h"nc " 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
9. nssm. Modern on The r.,smsnl ,Isss.

You will think the printer made n mistake
,n the price Of this beautiful honir. but be-
o.dnt Come Ia our office or call NJ. Clark
to- aH.oinlm,. =. Phone gls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
Announcements

For County Tax Assessor
OWEN v. MORRISON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
J. ". RI SSEIL a 60.
~ fuqas me-. Phone slt.


NTN Magazine ui.hss 20 hear from r,snic
interested in ifera7 vurH tssh paid fof
lcaoriahr Mss tf.rd ur hand written Sal.
~ n ari.iinisd un our staff NATIONAL
STORY NNGAYiNF. suite i..ioi. vanslsrhi
nldg. New Yorl alp
vOg SAIF Ven drirshle sast front BOT. cot
in hsst rfa hrrrc section On iHekson for onls
sl.ao sod term. } a. RUSSELL a co
Iesc
TOR SAFE Special bargain. see scres level
nl-IrH land { rfiifs - nufnas fur anig So
sn asrs t1rr1. f Dc thu state. thind cash
isiar-r cas- terms. tnss-t'ratr tht. ]. a.
"a SSFiL q 90 % u.
FOR sAiE Nsv. sirirth uoierr 3 rcori.
tari~asssd fsor in southwest mart n pave
r.fai. Iarnnae. rarssr. ssrtaais f,-suf urirc,i
81 sffHf Sfsa cssh So as als1ui this Nodays
D. u RUSSELL ale
TWO unfurnishsd ruons Cor wnt. 1os Arthur
7ssp
FoR RENT furnished hsSlrecna. 1871 Lin-
coin. rhcnr iiie. " ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

FOR SALE Thrr harsr raver tvn uhah,
m"ior. AMARILLO REPAIR SIiOP. 40 ".
An. - 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

A. first rasmcni Win huy modorn casi
font ii,e r.nm here on nice esxiio i'ql bot.
III, place . niasierr,l aud only built Rboui
tsp years. Price siiao.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
N,,ri,r
! ~ ip,TfiHs-r f'r-- ~ ~ ~ --te '-s., -
isnd within in'tr ~niles o. Ar's -i's iv,nrlv"d
"- --inrrnrcl Phone 1894 what 'Hr hs,~
g. rsfs-.
TgyrluNs pr,Lrv 4 OF LEASE co.
$685. roik 81
Try.rIAgSs prurS . on LEASE co
sosi, pelk street.
rh'r- 2ist.
Ch,f rrerrrtx

2 rs4r- rs.lcrn housr. veli inratr.I an Va
nuru. Dot Is DO 1880. siaOn cash, Laianr,
ssv.
: u-oin houss Nu, nnf,n. rArarr. for $3.50
ge'-l terms.
woe, mi.hrn lousc elas- ~ on Van 10.
I~n Il Ssseb
seu,r u,..lrru hessr 90 pavement. o. Tot
paii eornrr lat. Sssso. $1,000 rn.h. laianct
cav
plplcy nparsm~r, wriI loca,oI on TAYLOR.
.-- ~ for n. ld,s pslre
Now uo-ls-r Iunralov. bas~nncui ru-
-'...ns ,ii~ ' ,e-,,. WV"
\ t.sed ~ r,.ay, n,s.drrn bou,. .nb all
,,,i,. sle3oa .(I L.i,,,. 80, an
c,,.i.., IA. t,.F
49,, -, % -, az, ,',, ..,,,., ~. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

w",or AMARILLO REPAIR SHoP. 10 ".
5th - 30.
AGENTS WANTED indci~ndcni rortrai
Non II" Chattanooga Portrait Co. Chaiia-
ruosa. Tenn. All eluirly guarantee frs elias
work AMI service Ut reasonable prizes W.
oicrsic our own print rizRt and can save
you time and MONEY. We carry full line
81 framc-, sheet pictur,r, sample eases and
piciurc mrivard &c, our catalogue and
prices now. 7.
klNpERGARTEN and private pupils wanted
~ cXprriencsSi teacher. sol Jackson. - ap
OH. LEASES mAdr FORMER Iu,irc nay Ncal-
a., IN ~ tays. alnosi arains, his vishs-
Read hoe he dbl Il. You may appiy the
snm- principle, with -qlal chance 81 succssa
Write Tor frcr copy u his sior, MANNING
a co. ! West 3tth ST.. New York City. - ip
ron SALE ENt~ roo-i bel. mattress and
sprin-s. price $50. SOS Madison. % %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

7. ". GOTTEN a CO.. Phone az.
u le
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
rivg srcrIoN RANCH

One owned and ionr lsasrd william fifiecn
miL.i - Annrno. 2on acres cultivation and
pood improvements We haee lsrE-r ranches
than this aud smaller onss and some II the
hsi improved farms IN the Panhandle but
this rlace Is one 81 the best.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

~. SALE I cyc bachelor stove. rood con.
alton. 1905 Johnson. ~ ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

iiughcs ST. saip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

Oh LEASE Two see,ions Of land nssr tho
Hsrrc-d Gas Wells north 20 Amarillo IN
Moa,e cuu<< h. lease IN anal hraeis COT
OF and Eas. ARTHUR NIEi.D. TeNhona.
Okla .. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

FOR RENT Furnished l,edroam. suitable Cor
gentlemen. GO Van BURN A, % ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

WANTED % ell shou, seece worth q Len
n..,.- al = as.soanL rhaae iass Monday.
zap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
TOO late TO CLASSIFY


FOR RENT Ms land at Clnfsidc for buei.
making RODT. vERDON. vsriun Iloiri.
y ap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

rOR SALE Two fine hlccks g. suhsiisisls.
eili make 80 finy feot ic,s. hlocks. 2gi-.li
Holland Addition. pfirr ssooo. onr-third cash.
4. {. y. BLANCHARD. Pint National Rsnk
building. seip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
7. ". GOTTEN a CO.. rsslsu MIR.
rouR fiNE Ions on ryLkR STREET
7. ". GOTTEN a CO.. Phone ava.

In lot l"-a,ion. viii sell SINGLE loi OF Ill
toreth-F. priced to cell quick.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

WHAT WILL Sou charge NJ fsr tuard ani
thic~ urfurnish~i ruo'ns i7r urlrlf vic and
two children under thrc years old Pour
O., ~. MAKE me- a Nat monthly prize ard
rivc your iocaiinn and description q vuEr
Mons. Answer Z u Hon sts sgsp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

rog RENT s,r,snts cabin. Furnished az
ntrhanAn. .lr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

foR TRADE Two lots on Esst 10th street.
ou'h front. wiz trade for fuck.fuur. Ds-ire
up Ford car call at 1903 buchanan 81. - %
FOR SALE or trsds Q. r.oln roaming house
lore IN, modern cgccut heat. 80 fooi lot. rooi
uieuiid'ngs. srlerdid incosre iFoiertg. See
'wntr. 5g5 linooli. - IT,
Clearwater Republican., 1920-02-27
WILSON'S COURT JESTER.

Woodrow Wilson has again sur
prised and apparently shocked the
American peofae by the appoint
ment of an inexperienced and medi-
ocre parsonage, cambridge Colby,
as secretary of state in his cabinet
Bainbridge Colby is mongrel poll
tician and political renegade. and
is the Judas Iscariot of the Pro-
sressive party having betrayed him
self into the hands of Woodrow
Wilson, for a consideration, in re-
ceiving an appointment on the
shipping board and serving on
numerous political missions FOR his
master. The subtle Woodrow has
at last actually and positively found
q mind that will follow his own
without the slightest deviation. In
olden times it was the custom for
rulers to have their testers and our
regal president is evidently resur-
lecting this ancient character in
the appointment of Bainbridge Col
by as his cabinet joker.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-02-27
A SHANTY OR A HOME?

That the village of sites has
never been visited by a sweeping
fire, as has every town on the
Clearwater, has often been matter
OF comment and congratulation.
But. this fact has not been an un-
mitigated blessing, Orofino, KAN
iah and Kooskia have been swept
with disasterous fires, but from the
ashes of shacks have sprung up sub
stantial brick and stone structures
which give these towns an appear
ance of stability and business abiI-
ity which could never have come to
them otherwise. while, in the resi-
dence sections, real homes, which
are the pride and comfort of their
owners, have taken the place of the
former tenements. That our town
has too many makeshift dwellings,
is fact well known by all but how
to- change the condition is surely
problem. A fire generally brings
with it insurance money and this
is used as starter by snose who
are so unfortunate as TO have IN
sufficient funds with which to
build and then a loan is made to
provide the deficit and thus a home
is secured. But few people real
ize that building is more valuable
for salvage and will go farther In
helping to build new nome when
Clearwater Republican., 1920-02-27

farmer, while at heart you are no
better than some of those who have
already engaged forced passage on
the souviet ark the place where
some of you ought to be.
ITO the farmers, who believe that
the Townleyism controlling the af
fairs of the nonpartisan league Is
all to the good, say open your
eyes and see where the doctrine is
leading you Get at the facts. -
Lewiston Banner.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-02-27

torn down than it would bring If
il is burned and the insurance com
pany were to pay for 1t.
Good homes are profitable In
vestment in several ways: First,
there is sentiment attacned to
something you have labored for,
which is a product or your own
brain and hands, for which you
Lave sacrificed and into which you
have put your personality, your
cry self which nothing else can
replace. / say sentiment and ii
is Just that, for there are thous
ands of buildings just as good or
better and yet there is no place like
home.
And then there is a financial
benefit to owning good comfort
able home which few people realize.
The saving in fuel between a well
building and poor one
is enormous. Our family has
burned more fuel in winter while
living in two room shack (and
went cold at that than we have
while living in six room house
where we were comfortable. Sick
ness is also a factor and one doc
tors bill with it's attendant loss of
income through enforced idleness,
would often go long way toward
paying for home. Again the
owning of a well constructed home
Is distinct financial asset and goes
! long yaw toward helping estab-
ish ones credit.
But the main question is, How
ire we to do it?' Lack of finance
s usually the deterring factor in
such questions and this question
will be taken up in an article next
Enterprise.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-02-27
Davis Will
Be Candidate
CLEARS UP POLITICAL SITUATION
IN REPUBLICAN CIRCLES

Boise, Feb. 21.- Gov. d. w.
Davis will be a candidate to sue
the state. He authorized this an
nouncement this eveamg, thereby
putting at rest many rumors ana
reports to the effect there was a
possibility that he might enter the
republican senatorial race. This
was current talk during the recent
republican conference in Boise.
Governor Davis says that he is
acceding to the wishes of many of
his friends. However in making
the announcement he gays he has
no intention of opening the cam
paign at this time for the multi
tude of pressing state duties will
require his attention during the
months intervening between now
and the state convention Coupled
with the authorized announcement
of Col l.. V. Patch that he is a
candidate for the republican nomi-
nation for United STAYS senator the
statement issued by Governor Dav-
is clarifies the political atmosphere
In the republican party, for at
one time Colonel Patch was looked
upon as a prospective candidate for
governor.
Governor Davis announcement is
as follows:
In making the statement that |
expect again to be candidate for
governor of Idaho, it Is absolutely
with no intention of opening up at
this time campaign for the nomi-
nation. If members of the republi-
can party in their state convention
select me / will stand squarefy up
on the administration record"
Clearwater Republican., 1920-02-27
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
HIGHWAY DISTRICT WARRANTS

NOIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN
That the following described war
rants of the series of 1919. issued
by Clearwater Highway District
viii be paid, with accrued interest
on presentation to the undersigned
Treasurer of said District. viz:
Warrants on the Main Trunk
Highway Fund numbered 2O4S to
24S7 inclusive. registered on or
prior to November 10th, 1919.
interest on the above mentioned
warrants ceases thirty days from
date hereof, viz: Marcn 9Th. 1920.
Dated at Orofino, Idaho, this 7tb
day of February, 1920.
SAMSON SNYDER,
treasurer, Clearwater Highway
District. Address: Orofino, Idaho