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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
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RIPPING RHYMES.
By Walt Mason.
REAI.ISNf.


When | have filled my fountain
pen and found some foolscap blue,
Ill write tale of tiresome men,
and tiresome women, too I'll
chronicle their tiresome deeds. the
tiresomc things they say twill be
SO dull the sport who reads viii
throw tho hook away. Some little
ten cent human soul Ill analvze
with glee, and hoist it ON q twelve
foot pole, 50 all the world may see.
And dead game sports who read
my book viii rend their boards and
wall, oh let the public hang
man cook SO punk and fierce a tale
But book reviewers, hNlging-
browed, will praise it, line by
line; they'll say "One book above
the crowd stands forth, sublime
and fine The tale begins where it
should end, and ends where it shoold
start; no heroes through it's pages
wend, no villains grieve the heart;
it has no action and no plot, no mo-
tive can be found; and yet the vol
ume hits the spot, its technique
Is so sound, This is no tale of
blood and bones, but one in which
we find the soul of Pete Augustus
Jones described as twas designed
Ii you are tired of stirring tales
where Williams get the hook, and
virtue IN theend prevails, wait till
| write my book.
.+44%4444
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

The Legislature will reassemble at
Dover, Monday, with all the prelimi-
naries incident to session ont of the
way, and ought to be able to settle down
to hard and steady work But the people
must do their part by supplying plenty
Of grist for the legislative mill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

The position of auditor Of the State
Department at Washington has been held
so long by men from Delaware that it has
come to be looked upon as State per
quisite But now Republicans from other
States are making claim to it, and Senator
Ball may have hard work in securing the
appointment OF q Delaware Republican
az Auditor HeaTnes successor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
oU EsTToNs AND ANSWERS

hny reader can get tss aussrr ~ snv
question By sritipg Ev.rv Fvonisp fnf5r
.hyq ,ss,rs.s,, 5a,sas Ffq9l,rie Has.in. Dirs..
strictly - Information Tha bufean ssTnot
rive adyioe on legai. medical sud nnsuf =
rnostlc trp ublss. mr. ~ Uuisfisks erhsss.
tive rsses rcn on anY subinet write r11Ir
s,s'.i2n sps sssr! e..,a aS ssss ssa ss s @ss a
a. airoe, 'S'a = n. ta',s, :" '''''' - 80
a When was The ,i0e ~
President decided upon
A. This Was decided ~ ffe t
tho nrst lnauguratlon The ue'f ras
fhe cause n hot dafnfe rs
Adams. and Pitharg Henry
vocatinr tho title ~ fTaf nf-e
House refused ~ eourerf q .r
iinguiahinE title *, a. nat Fl Y.
dent n nc tinted s'rfss ara -
that tho Chief Eye a11 re
az 'Mr President
q Has mierrs pro ~
moon does not lrfueree fe
plants
A The Department n Ayr
Tays ths' tnc growth ~ piarta 1etef
upon the amount ~ f9ed q fhr
IN the air THAI available f.t
and upon ternpera 'urn Hgh' a-f
fure The moon nhviouefv does
fect the char8tfer ~ fnr erH
way neither goor a~rrt
sition ~ 'hs atnoanrere
remaining vav p-ffsh
fuence plant grovfr trosrf
- light Fererf errerfrer.-
ever. show thaf f1H aava xtt
son non times ~ rhter tra-
light yet Rher plart
part ~ norma davIiRh.
better than p absolute darrre
1-100th part - normal 1av' rff
too Httle 70 sfimuiafn = rIar
certain en- oon'h pert arrof
any effect AZ aU
. How did tnr e<ar hasro.
added r. derk ~ p'avtrR earfr
Il ever called 'h~ de~l tra7
A This card is eoroeffr-aa -sH.a
DEVILS card and ne orly referee
its origin that wa and s n ne
James Gazette r. Tulv - 7sa
The game - power e PLAYED ~tfh
pack n ~ cards me 27 rar9 HaE
the joker American uarufsetrra.
~ playing cards ara won't = ef.I.
a blank card - tha 'oD ~ tnn ar.
IL is slso true that sorue thrjffe .erar
suggested fhaf tha card should rof
wasted This vas 'ae origin - .a
joker
O. Does = mans brain and -
weigh more than = womar.a7 u
A. The weight ~ The brain ~ tE.
male averages. so o. - fha fowafo
~ = mans heart rrfghs ihoat
oz., and = uouan's 2 o.
=. How much have fhs Apron
ations for Navy o-snance incrra ssa
since 9007 n rv
a. IN 300 the total amount au-
propriated was s7s4sI24. and rs la.a.
s352.155. .ss450
q. How much would 70 -0sf r
capita to pay on our national geht
J. =. l..
a. Il would require anproxlraats
s244.s5 per capita n ray m u
national debt ~ the Cnited states. \.
elusive of outstanding accounts
foreign countries. The total 1eff
July i. go. vas SIS 952.8ss 4as
the outstanding credit = foreign -5..
ernments was SOS .4s5 00483
Q. IN what year did carrie waf-u
come INTO prominence as 1.aon
srnashsr7 "
A Carrie Nation uEtlfred
campaign against iluor > 7oo
q. What does sine iie renn
Q. W s.
a. It's literal meaning without
a day and - used fn Indicate .aal 80
Adjournment has been taken without
day being dxed Ger erFenEg tae .oa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

Colonel Beatty, British aviator-inyentor,
proved himself to be a high flyer while he
lived in Wilmington, and fast fier when
told the New York police we're looking
for him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

r. With the rrizh aud fha coal sfrIlrrrr
Great Bri ain Is ufnclaflr ar nrarn r0UH
world perhaps lf VIII conclude .aH
al vantagrs Raltimunn American
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

apest by srttiug EvsrV FVotlae fnfyr
rqefign bureau, Frrfirrir n Haskfr flirr-f.
t6ry Washington. ~ ~ rhla uffrf auai -
strictly ~ Information Tha bureau ssnnot
five adyiee on iesai, medical aud Imam =
matters. ~ does nGf httfmpt o. arfflr al
fnosnC trp ublfs. nnf ~ unieffafr frffua.
tive rsse-rcn on any subject write r1If
question pisinly and briefly Give fun ral1H
and address and cuclpee tru cents in Stamps
for return p1Afsge ~ replies afa atIf
dffe<t u fhe - fuffnr
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
HONE TOWN PAPER WEEK

1t is very rae that the average
newspaper boosts its own business
out gives quantities of space H.
boosting the affairs of others.
Somebody suggested that it was
time for the newspapers OF the coun-
try to adopt week in which then
own business should be given prece,
dent. and The Messenger thoroughly
endorses the idea
The date set is the second week In
November, from the 18th to the 18th
including that great world event, Al
mistice Day.
The official title for the week VIII
he Subscribe for Your Home Town
Paper Week"
Thousands of papers w2l join in
this event. and our readers will hear
more about it as time goes on.
Ever ready to help in any cause
that is in the interests of a better
community. better living conditions
and better government, we now ask
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
. Scarborough here Friday.
MAY ITEMS

Pahsamaroi people were sur
prissd nay last week to hear Of
the mal ~ Miss Geneyieve Snow
and Mr iph Nicholas, Their friends
wish them many Years II happy mar
RED life.
Miss Ellingson has accepted I'll,
tititlson school anl will teach there
turin" the entig9 term. The Fattrl
son school was ver.r fortunate to SCI
U.s.; IEllingson 10 fl! iht va,in''
~ H. Mrs. RAIN Nicholas.
Hrs Matilda Hooper arrived hom1
ftor spending a month in Ottawa
'anada, visiting her friends and rela
ives.
Several stockmen have sold their
reef cattle to buyers and are driving
hem to Mackay to be shipped. Re
ports are that the beef is extra IA
nd prices fairly good.
Jack Stevens has bought the e. \
>raith ranch and has taken possess
IN.
Mrs. Jane Hammond has purchas
ID the ranch owned by T. II. Kilpa
rick. Mr.. Fitzpatrick is looking oye
he valley to locate Il better sheej
inch. one that is nearer the hills.
John Hart is in Pahsamaroi recciv
.iN- sheep that are being shipped int
he valley by the Woods Live Stoc'
company.
Mr.. Frank Bowman made a busi
ness trip to ,Maokay one day las
eek.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(oONllnueu from Page One)
son ..-.-... ........ =. m 49,. ........ IS.
Matte Franklin, widows pen
SION ---..- .--...-. .---...-... 60.
niger B Childs, widows pen
sion ..-.... ..-..... ..-- -. As.
Amanda Alberts, allowance for
quarter ........ ..-.... w . 60.
J NJ McLaren, allowance for
quarter .------. rs.
, NJ Burnett, salary, expenses
and mileage ........ ... $685.
Viii Klue, balance due on wood
disallowed
II a Dillingham;, printing no.
tlces .----~ --..-.-.--.. 55.0'
Revelere Secret Service, servi-
vices rendered ,....~. ........ ......42S.6t
Mary VI Jose, salary ........-.....275.
Arthur MCGOWAN, supplies for
sheriff's car ........ ........ ~~~.... 16.S
H & Garletz expenses deputy
sheriff .-.....- ...-.... .....-~. 1856
Louis Hansen, auto hire deputy
sheriff ..~..-. --....- .....-.. 10.
SymsYorll Co, supplies .--..-.....4O7.6
Rodger Brasseur, auto trips ~~. Is.
ludlow & Kemp, supplies for
county ............ .....--..... ......-. I'll
} D Fox, salary for or. .~.~.....-375.
" A Brown. salary, office rent
and expenses ~~.-... .,..412.S
Zoe Ebberts, salary for or. ......-. 25.
Bert Williams clerical work ....47.6
'hallis Cash Store. supplies for
county .-..---. -..-~.-- ,------- --.---~ 10.
IDAHO Com and Trip Co, stage
charges ----.-.- ...-.--- ----~..~ $1,000. oS.l
Frank Dearden, clerical assis-
lance u assessor .-----. .---..--1oS.5
sort Williams, clercal work So. IA
Che Geo NcCow&n Co, supplies
for county ~.~.... 1900. -,-.,-.-~-~ OIL
halls Cash Store. supplies $50
florence G Rowles, salary and
expenses for quarter ,,.-2ss.7'
= N:ckeYson 4 Co, supplies .--..--. 1885,
Transcontinental Garage, rep. Co
car and light plant .-.~ 1876
Edw c Solomon care of County
pCOr $780,. ....--. .------."''ffV.
CT Kirtley, health officer and
services ...... .....-.- ..-...... ..--St.
CT, Kirtley. services insp sch
house ..... .....-.. $4,000. .--~.~l4'.
7 A HARRINGTON services. as dep
putty sheriff 1900. ----''-. "a
Lewis Frost, salary and eXpen-
scs for quarter $1,000. -------'---l o.o'
Al Meats, clerical assistance
to Prosecuting Attorney 4.
Dorothy Stinson. monthly allow
aucp ......- -.--..-- -----."' $3.50 w.
Roxter & Kirk. mdse for County
door .--..--. -------- --'----''---''''
1oso,b rhberfs. services render
ed county ro0r ....,--- .-.-.- ---------''- q
y II T,,vps. salary and expen--141.6
n r Drake. salary and eXpen---1Sl.S'
D.ree.Howeu Co, office supls...- l5.o
Challis- Pah Tel Assn, malnten-
ance and calls .--.----''' o''''
s9,S46.S'
List OF bills presented to Count.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
ALIAS SUMMONS

/ the District Court of the Sixth Ju-
:cial District of the State of Idaho,
. and for Custer County
,Tik Burstedt, Plaintiff, vs.
harles A. Warren and Inez c War
en-, defendants.
The State of Idaho sends greetings
F, Charles A Warren and Inez c. War
N, the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that COM
laint has been filed against you In
ne District Court of the Sixth Judi
,ial District of the State of Idaho in
nd for the County of Custer by the
;bove named plaintiff, and you are
hereby directed to appear and answer
he said complaint within 20 days OF
he service of this summons, if serv
ed within said Judicial District, and
within 40 days if served elsewhere
and you are further notified that I'm
less You SO appear and answer sale
complaint within the time hereiI
specified, the plaintiff will take judg
ment against you as prayed, in SAID
complaint. This action is brought tt
,ecover from you the sum of $25000O
With eight per cent interest from
November 18th, 1918, to Novembe,
'4th., 1920, and IL per cent interest
rom November 14th., 1920 unit
Judgment, upon a promissory note
the principal sum of $2,500.0O, da.
ed November 14th. 1917, due three
ears from date, and for the foreclos.
re of mortgage securing said note
pom the following lands: VIE Sc
|, Sci SWA. SWH NEA. Sec. IS,
p. 10 n. r. 23 f. B. NJ, with water
ghts appurtenant, said mortgage is
ated November 14th., 1917 and re
nrded in Book of Mortgages. page
IS, records of Custer County. Idaho
nd also for the foreclosure of Il
hattel mortgage of the same date,
ecuring said note. recorded in Book
of Personal property, page 23l
ecords of Custer County. upon the
GLOWING property, wagons. 10 work
,orses, cattle, sets of harness
'or 100000 attorneys fees, and costs
# action.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
aid District Court, this 18th day or
october, 1921. (SeaD
E. J. MICHAEL. Clerk
". w. Adamson, attorney for plain
if. residing at Challis. Idaho.
st pub Oct IS last Oct Goth,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19


FOR SALE: One registered Berl
shire Boar, well built, one cream SCI
irator Size 51a or II cow capactt,
new butterfly make. Used only three
months. One 1880 Winchester II
good condition.-JOS. NJ. SEDIVEC
May loalo. ADVERTISEMENT
DR.. Scarborough here Friday.
For Nice Smooth Shave-and fash
enable hair cut call at the Pastime
CLUB Room Barber Shop.-Henry Mich
'i3, Prop. advertisement
Dr.. Scarborough here Friday.
ct Mackay-- c. 3. Jensen made a
business TIP 10 Mackay last Friday,
remaining several days.
DR.. Scarborough here Friday.
To Mackay-N. C. Hovey and Fred
Kemp We're Mackay business visitors
last Friday
DR.. Scarborough here Friday.
At Mackay-- Mrs c. B. Jensen Is
visiting her daughter in Mackay this
week.
DR.. Scarborough here Friday.
Couir fsext Monday - District cou'I
will convene in Challis next Monday
DR.. Scarborough here Friday.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an
ual melting of the Stockholders Of
he Round Valley Irrigation Company,
United, will be held at the Probate
curt Roo mat Challis, Idaho, on
'onday, October "a. at 2 o'clock p.
L., for the purpose of electing a board
[ directors for the ensuing year and
gansacting any other business which
lay lawfully come before the meet
ng. MILTON A BROWN, Secy.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19

.ne readers and advertisers of The
Messenger to turn in and lend n hanc
turing Subscribe for Your Home
1o"h rape. Week." and boost for Us
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
WARRANT CALL
Current Expense Warrants

Nos. 491 to 523 inclusive, issued
October Is, 1920.
Nos. 52i 10 621 inclusive, issuet;
November u, 1920.
Nos. Geo TO GA inclusive. issue =
January IS, 1921.
School Warrants
District No s. No 1874, District Nc
4, No. 191 and 1872. District No Is
Nos 141 and 1s1. District No II Nos
166, District No. 81 Nos ZIG, 227. 22S
Interest ceases October 20, 1921.
Challis, Idaho. MARY w JOSE
County Treasurer
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
scarborough here Friday.

Ing Parents Mesdames Bal.
Horton and their children are
pm Mackay visiting their par
p and Mrs. George Hosford
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
Earborough here Friday.

fsN3y- Prosecuting Attorney
brown was called to Mac
iore part of the week on bus
fnected with his office.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
Scarborough here Friday.

lmpanies Sister Franklin Mic
went as far as Mackay last Sat
with his sister who left that
teachers institute at Black
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
Scarborough here Friday.

|iety Stationery Last week we
Fed a large shipment of the
|itos in society stationery TO-
men and ladies'. 1t is real, hon
|lassv stuff and is going mighty
Better come in and look it
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
afooroush here Friday.

0"es at Mackay- Reverend
n Mackay last Friday, 60
lar with his daughter, VIII.
ns institute at Blackfoot,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
Charter No LIZ

NhrORI OF THE CONDITION OF
me First State Bank, at HALLS in
me State of Idaho, at the close of
business Sept 9Th. 1921.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19

|sitng Parents Mrs. Harold A.
land Joe BrasSeur came up from
kay the latter part Of last week
visit with their parents Mr.. and
Rodger Drasscur during institute
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
n. Scarborough here Friday

Is pshssi .aro.-W. ". Adamson
wife l1o.orcd over to Pshsamaroi
! FriGay for the purpose CT bring
Miss Elsie, who is teaching the
school, back with them in order
gle mig leave The next day
.9llcl toot t. attend the teachers
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
thorough here Friday.

I.,.' n Leaves Mrs. Herr,
~ me latter part of lee.
outside points where sh.
We medical attention.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19

Hunters Return-Last Tuesday ev-
hing Messrs. Carr, Hovey and Clark
! Mackay and Hartman of this city,
Sturned from two weeks hunting
IL in the Middle Fork coun
\, where they got their allotment Of
ker. Mesdames Honry, Carr and
auge. of Maclay, cam: up tnal ;f
Noon aNd met the hunters here
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19

Scarf rough here Friday.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
borough here Friday.

[."'oot John Boyle an
were here from Blackfo0
=" ,neir way to the uppe
q biz same hunt.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
00rouFh here Friday.

4 y oance--The dance q,
.Ss' Friday night drew
'Na and a fine time +
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19

List Of bills presented to County
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-10-19
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Ill IMO hDVO1 l. IL
,nters Return-Last Tuesday ev
g Messrs. Carr, Hovey and Clark
Iackay and Hartman of this city,
rned from a two weeks hunting
in the Middle Fork coun-
where they got their allotment Of
:. Mesdames HoNey, Carr and
uge. of Macllay, cam" up tnal af-
Jon ARA met the hunters here.
I. Scarborough here Friday.
, Pahs5;i iaro!-W. W. Adamson
wife 1ctorcI over to Pahsamarol
Friday for the purpose CT bring
Miss Elsie, who is teaching the
school, back with them in order
gle mig't leave The next day
9lIcl t3ot t. attend the teachers
n.e.
/. Scarf rough here Friday.
|sitng Parents Mrs. Harold A.
land Joe Brasseur came up from
kay the latter part Of last week
visit with their parents Mr.. and
Rodger Drasscur during institute
Scarborough here Friday.
iety Stationery Last week we
Fed a large shipment of the
litor in society stationery TO-
men and ladies'. 1t is real, hon
lassy stuff and is going mighty
Better come in and look it
Scarborough here Friday.
mpanies Sister Franklin Mic
went as far as Mackay last Sat
with his sister who left that
teachers institute at Black
scarborough here Friday.
ng Parents Mesdames Bal.
Horton and their children are
pm Mackay visiting their par.
T. and Mrs. George Hosford
caroorough here Friday.
Fekey- Prosecuting Attorney.
Brown was called to Mac
lore part of the week on bus
'nected with his office.
|afboroush here Friday.
0"es at Mackay- Reverend
n Mackay last Friday, 60
lar with his daughter, VIII.
ng institute at Blackfoot.
thorough here Friday.
IRON Leaves Mrs. Hem,
''' me latter part of lee.
outside points where sh
'e medical attention.
borough here Friday.
'"'k'aot John BOYLE an
Were here from Dlackfo-,
'n 'hoir way to the uppe
4 a biz same hunt,
q 00r0ash here Friday.
,e 't Dance-The dance q
last Friday night drew
N'0"a and fine time !,
trough here Friday.
yrs. Walter Klup ,ef,
' VT, Boise, after a severa,
win Relatives b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21

doubtful" whether the public would a:
present be willing to bear more taxes
FOR the federal ornment acQuirinES
ti'lc Tor the coa! lands. Recommending
the tss; OF the Kansas Industrial court
ac'. Mr. Lewis d-rla-sa shat It violates
m" federal constitution and was With
GU question a most vicious attack
upon the rights Of organized workSrs'
The West Va Situation
In n long review OF the West Virginia
situation. Mr.. lewis expressed hops
that the senate estiRaring committee
would nc instrumental In laying bare
The horrors OF that fed and In paving
the way for recommendation for the
r!gi ~ OF workers who desire In become
members Of the United Mine Workers..
industrial peace Will never como to
this tented area" declared Mr.. Lewis,
until the miners Of that held are &C.
corded the same privileges and oppor-
tun!tirs az exist in the organized sec
lions OF America and which are their
riIhttul heritage. The fight in M!ngo
county must he won"
Crttteizss Subordinate officers
Referring to the differences between
International and subordinate officers Of
the union, Harlin and harrington were
SdlO ny IeWlS 20 De SCE -H4!Hk pull
texans" He charged that they 'c!rcu-
.atrd false propaganda" regarding the
Unions finances Howat's conduct was
SAID by Lewis 10 have been reprehrns!hle
and Lewis declared that the union must
regulate rs own affairs in order 10 ex-
rrriSe any great influence in the ma
toms affairs.
III" criticism Of Harlin and Farrirg-
ton CHE in connection with the recent
N'ah.,N.t strike. Mr. Lewis read a te!e-
gran h.. said liarin sent broadcast in
.i'nl:.. Il. "itrh purport"d TO repeat
message from harrington. asserting
that r.iIun organizers were engaged in
campaign work for Lewis and other
candidates fGr rc-clection and complain
ing against such alleged expenditures
"whiir striking miners III West Virginia
and Alabama are crying for bread which
can no, be furnished them because the
international union is bankrupt"
At the time this telegram was sent
the international union was furnishing
S50,UnO a week to the Alabama miners
for food alone. besides spending addi-
rlonal thousands for clothing. shelters.
nhvSiriAnS' services, medicine and other
necessities" This support was con-
.n,."d until April 1921. Lewis said.
Mr. Lewis added that the massage
= 4hon rtrned the strikers bu: their con-
fidorcn was restored by district and in
j'iin':npal officers.
Trc Telegram also was sent into West
Virginia. Kentucky. Maryland. Pennsyl-
vS.: and Michigan. Mr.. Lewis said.