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T Est Chang Hsie-Order to turn
oyer fund to Chinese Minister.
! Est Bernardo D'Andrea-Ord.l
, authorizing sale Of personaIt,
Thos. II. Patterson. atty.
In re Sallie Lothrop Nichols Ord,
adjudEinS est Of decedent I'm
pressed with trust in faEor Of Nsur,
Nichols in the sum Of $4,000 etc
order for sale Of certain securities
Hoehling. Peelle & Ogilhy, artys.
! In re Edw Schmidt. Petition arg
order authorizing guardian to pa,
$3.50 for minors room and boar5
Mark Stearman, atty.
Est Elizabeth i FrankpI pa,i.
tion and order granting letters o,
admin to Geo. W. FrankeI Spl un.
oertakinS. $1,000. +. L. NeubecI,
/ atty.
Est Fielder c. DuvaII. Petition for
letters of admin. J. Barrett Carter
atty
Est Walter Whitney. Tatftion fcr
probate Of will and letters test. T
Il. Linton, atty
Est Genevieve Cossin. Petition for
probate OF will and letters test
! +. S. Tyler, atty
In re Robert Z. White. Petition
and order granting letters OF guar
dianship TO Arthur J. White. I'm
dertaking. $4,000. u. Edw. Clarke
atty.
Equity suits Filed,
Sss7S Corbin Thompson VS. Eu-
gene r. Wood ct al. For injunction
NJ. J. Mcnamara, pltf atty.
3sszi In re Commerce Bldg 20
For dissolution. w. H. Sholes. pltf
atty.
3s97s Mary V. Lightfoot ct al. \,
John c. Van Den HeuncI and =:
others. To quiet title. 4. C. Rishor
and Geo. c. Gertman. pitts attys.
1876 Howard A. Draper VS. Thcl.
ma B. Draper. Absolute divorce
Paul V. Rogers. pltf atty
SSs77 Susannah Digs VS. Arthur
Diggs. Limited divorce. +. Peyton
pltf atty
SSs7s Laura Louise Childs VS. Al
bert Frederick Scherer. To annul
marriage. +. C. Coldren. pitt atty.
3s97s George Edwards vs. Agnes
Edwards. To annul marriage. ].
NJ. Kicks & Alonzo Ware. attys
3S9SO Brodts. Inc. ct al. VS. Brodt
ipiOS ct al. TUT lnJCHs hlnE. simon.
Young & Koenigsberger. attys for
pltf.
Lawsuits Filed.
6563i A. c. Houghton VS. Tony Co
simano. applnt. Appeal. Chas. W.
Clagett-J. S. Gallagher. attys.
65635 Corbin Thompson VIC Eu-
gene r. Wood. Judgt NJ c SI7O.5I.
NJ. J. Mcnamara. atty for pltf.
65636 Howard Mckinley cs Fed
eral Taxi Co. aplnt. Appeal. II. NJ.
welch. atty for applnt.
65637 c. Irving Wood VS. Eugene
r. Wood. Judgt NJ c S467.25: Fred
erick Stohyman, atty.
Adoption Petitions.
400 Adoption Of Louise Elizabeth
Bron by y-petitioners, VIM. T. Burgess
ct al. W. A. Lee, atty.
U. $. SUPREME COURT.
Adjourned until today at /.
o'clock.
The day call for today will be
as follows: Nos. 2sl land gear, 295
2s6. 2s7, 2ss, 2ss, 3os. so7. sos. and
| aos.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL II
PAGE SEVENTEEN
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT on THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. holdinE q District Court
10 re the condemnation Of land in square
2ssl; eeInt all Of lots 7ot and ToS, for
small park. In the District OF Columbia.
District Court Nc. 1900. Notice and arder
OF publication. Notice Is hereby given that
the Commissioner Of the District Of Co
lurnoia. pursuant to certain provisions Of
,ns The acts Of oOnGress approved Aurust a.
Stat. iol2l, and June 5. 1890. have nled Q
petition in this court praying for the con
demnation Of land necessary for PARK pur-
poses In square 2Je4. being all Of lots 7Oi
and 7O5. In the District OF Columbia, as
shown on q map or plat nled with the said
petition. as part thereof, and praying also
that this court empanel q jury in accord
ance with the law provided for in such
eases to assess the damages each owner Of
the land TO be condemned may sustain By
reason Of the condemnation Of the land nee
essary for the said park purposes, in the
square aforesaid. and p assess as benefits
Resulting therefrCm notNless than one half
the ninJunt Of said damares, including the
expenses Of these proceedings. upon the
lots. pieces and parcels of land which the
jury may hnd will be benefited by the said
park as provided for in and by the afore-
said acts Of Congress. II Is, BY the cOurt.
this 18th day OF April 1871. ordered. that
all perSons having any interest In these pro
eeedings be. and they are hereby. warned
" NulN foufN On
or before the llth day Of May. 1891 AZ 10
o'clock a. m, and continue in attendance
until the court shall have msde its hnul
order ratifying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment Of benefits BY
the jury 20 be empaneled and sworn herein.
and II Is further ordered That a copy OF
this notice and order be published twice q
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Evening Star. the Washington
Times and The Washington Herald news
papers published In the said District. CON
mencing at least twenty days before the
said llth day Of May. Is-l. II is further
ordered. Thst a copy q this notice and or
der be served by the United States Marshal
or his deputies, upon such Of the owners Of
the land TO be condemned herein may be
found By the said Marshal or his deputies
within the District Of Columbia. and upon
the tenants and occupants Of the same before
the said llth day Of May. 1921. By tRs
court. WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justice
true copy. Test: CSealD MORGAN n.
| BEACH. Clerk. By y. Y. CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Clerk.
F. H. stephens and George p. Barse. At
torneyS.
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H. David-w J. Lambert, attys.
221 Eandle vs. Northern Assurance
Co. Easily Smith. Fleharty-Mc-
Kenny & Flannery, attys.
27l Kane VS. Barton. J. A. Mortar
ity-Fenning & Clephane, attys.
247 Combs ct al VS. Bean. Lam
bert & Yestman-H. A. Hegarty.
attys.
Isl Eaton VS. Young Co. Lambert
& Sullivan-King. Simon & Young,
attys.
63ss3 Virginia Paper Co VS. W,
Stein. J. A. Hicks-W. c. English,
attys.
2s5 DAWSON vs. Frazee Pot Laun-
dry Co. Lambert & ieatman-
Tobriner & Graham. attys.
2S7 Crown Oil & Wax Co VS. Chap
man. H. w. Wheatley-L- b. Carter
attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. :.
Proceedings.
Mr.. Justice Siddons.
60s45 Carey VS. Pot Elec Pwr Co
Trial resumed and same jury
respited. Driscoll. Donaldson &
wright-R. j. whiteford, attys.
$500 Postley VS. wilson-Judgt
for pltf for possession of premises
1929 llth st NV. and vs. deft and
u Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
Surety for intervening damages,
etc, with costs. q. p. McGlue-Z.
P. Moore. atty.
Assignments for Today.
SOFAS Carey VS. Pot Elec Pwr Co
On trial Driscoll, Donaldson &
wright-R. ]. whiteford. attys.
sS7 McNeill VS. Sands. McNeill.
atty.
24S Combs VS. Bean. Lambert G.
Yeatman-H A. Hegarty, attys.
2Ss Morris & Eagan VS. Ready,
B. Macafee-L. A. Rover. attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est John r. Edwards-order for
commission to issue to take proof
Est oliAr Edwards-order for
commission to issue.
Est John Owens-Order of pub
lication for probate of will. L. A.
Bailey, atty.
Est Victorine Koones-Order ad-
mittins will and codicil to probate
and granting letters test TO
Charles X. Koones & Sons. S.
Koones, gen undertaking $1,000. H.
w. Sohon. atty.
Est Robert H. Sands-Order ad-
mitting will to probate and grant,
ing letters test to Annie Z. Sands.
Spl undertaking $1,000. F. S. Bright
and II. S. Hinrichs, attys.
Est Isaac NJ. Bigelow-Order ad-
mitting will to probate and grant
ing letters test TO. Delilah J. Bige-
low and W. p. Plumley. Gen under
taking. $4,000. W. p. Plumley, atty.
Est Blasius Behrle-Order admit
ting will to probate and granting
letters test to Anna T. Brady. Gen
Undertaking. $500. E. ]. Bernhard.
atty.
Est Hargraves Wood - Order
granting letters OF adm to waddy b.
Wood. Gen undertaking, $500.
Arthur HELEN, atty.
Est Lillian NJ. Allen-order for
rule to issue.
Est Theodore wong-order to
turn over funds to Chinese Minis
ter.
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MADAME JEANETTE

lifted Egyptian CIairvovaBt and Palmist.
guarantees 20 rad your entire life. past.
pr"seut and futurr She asks NJ auestTuns
hut Will tell y"u what you want O. know
giving nam".. date md facts m business
natter. lave. health and family Affairs
fsN Il NV GO
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

~ '-,--17-7 7-7s----7--'--'-7--~-
Suburosn properly and business: rstirlnE
Mod. house. fruit. will sell trade Tor CTS
property. 50. 800. WildmaB a Co. 9th n.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

cLAIRVoYANT. CRYsTEL GAzER AND
CARD READCR
ThIs gifted lady will tell your fortun. %
Iove. marriage, divorce. changes rsunltee
the separated, belpS you 20 win hart lost
love. happiness and Ousibess. Trtbk o.
Readings Daily, il TO 6. Sun toT
ISs lStl It RefNeen @ d
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. q. c..
Washington, April is. 1921. Sealed pro
posals will be received at this Office. Room
800. District Building. until . O'Clock p. m.
May 0, 1921. for furnishing. delivering and
installing furnace castings in various public
school buildings. Specifications and forms
Of proposal may be had upon application TO
the Purchasing Officer. ID. c., Room 80.
District Building. CUNo II. RUDOLPH.
CHARLES W. KUTz. JAMES Y. OYSTER.
Commissioners.-D @. 4-674
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WILL YOU SWAP"

WOULD SWAP OR TRADE FINE BANJO
a. part payment ~ Furd roadster Ad'
-r-s BON sd. Herald nrirr. 4-Tss
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TNPEWRiTING, addressing. mailing: for
prompt and efficient service cali Main
SS2l. Miss Lerner Public Stennrrzphir De
partment Of the NATIONAL PERSONNEL
SERVICE BUREAU. Bond Bldg. l4th a y.
1. ave.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
Washington, D. C.. April 26, 1921 Seal
ed proposals will be received at Room 5Oe,
District Building. until . O'Clock p. m,
May "a, 1921. for furnishing and delivering
two gasoline motor trucks. Specihca tiOns
and forms Of proposal upon applica tion 10
the Purchasing officer. Room 80. District
Building. CUN0 II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES
W. KUTZ. JAMES D. OYSTER, Commits
sioners, ID. c.
apr28 - ,2s-3t 1859
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HEALTH. SUCCESS. THROUGH PSY-
cholory. Consultstion free nr. JERO-
MANY 1905 lith st. NV. Physical and
mental treatment Instant relief Charar-
ter Enalyst. vocational expert advice by
sppsintment 4-5G2
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porting and commercial work: reasonable
rhsrges. Call Main 5S2l. Miss Lsrner.
Mgr. Public StsnoEraphic Department 0r
the NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
81 REAL, Bond Bldg. l4th & y. \. ave
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50c-MADAM SELIA-5OC

Egyptian Palmtst aud Medium: gives true
advice IN business. love. health and mar
rlaEe tells name Of who and when yDu n
marry: how to overcome all bad luck and
trouble. Special reading. SOC. Phone
Franklin 2S7sJ. S3l eth - NV. Opposite
McCrOry's lOc store. eth and l. an
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RIZPAH ELDON

World's Greatest ClairvoyBnt. PEImist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 O.
N. TO . lslS ltth st nv over
PocshontHs candy shop N TScs. $50
SOC MADAM ALLEN so,
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HUNTERS BED BUG EXTERMTNAToR
large bottle and large sprsyer. Sl2s:
knOwI everywhere; will not stain bedcl0thes
nr wall paper. guaranteed TO do the work
" money returned. Try Hunters noor oil:
81 PER gallon. Phone Franklin ll4S. or drop
nostal llS Pa. ave. nv. Store open every
night until 10 p. m. 4-55
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'LAlkNhl Ant AND fALMiST.
fol "'h -. nv trur Gth and 60
'1us ranters 20 read yuur entire life-NESt.
present ans future. gives true adyirs IN
business, love. healrh and fsmIly Hrsirs.
Special reading daily. 5ar. Main 4nll.
A-Tg
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LEARN TO READ CHARACTER AT
sight" INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH. 2I0 Munsey Bldg.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

No session. Court adjourned from
day to day.
No assignment for today.
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PERSONAL.

in the strong arm hustler class that
must elbow grease to MI his pay en-
yelope, IL will pay to know that We hsve
q big stock slightly used clothing, shoes,
etc, all priced s. up: new pants, s.. 81.
81: pave 10 buy. Ladies store, Gls d.
IUSTH'S OLD STAND. Bl9 D. Alb
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A CHARACTER ANALYSIS WILL ENABLE
you TO md the right JOh. INSTITUTE OF
VOCATIONAL RESEARCH, 20 Nunsey
RldE.
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ORR INFORMATION DEPARTMENT will
help ind congeniHl work INSTITUTE OF
VOCATIONAL RESEARCH. Munsey Bldg.
DO YOU KNOW what opportunities
open - you; INSTITUTE OF VOCA-
TloNAL RESEARCH. 20 Nunsey BldE.
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400 Adoption Of Louise Elizabet
Bron by petitioners, VIM. T. Burge
ct al. W. A. Lee, atty.
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Adjourned until today at /:
o'clock.
The day call for today will be
as follows: Nos. 2sl land gear, 295
es6. 2s7, 2ss, 2ss, sos, so7. 3os. and
aos.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
BOYS AND
Girls CLUBS

Flafisrins In the extreme are the
ho40rs that continue 10 be accorded
So ~eafisome succession 20 the iabors
81 the farm bureau junior members
from fhis community
few weeks ago We heard that
Walter Weaver. a Filler boy. had won
second place To his exhibit Of wheat
az the International show al Chicago.
lie grew the wheat on his father
ranches south OF Filler
%ow comes the news that Homer
radiey. Of Aaroa has been awarded
fHe stats championship IN wheat
Gf00ing Fills brother. Carl. took
second place on tho same grain
iu many other club projects local
boys and girls have demonstrated
no maeiFes 20 have the right degree
40 Intelligence. and have brought hon
nfa 90 fhn section aud "a this tract
rhoNlng this 20 be q community Of
many resources.
The bOys and girls clubs Ia this
county seem 20 be doing a great work
Mach ~ the credit must be given the
Individual leaders In each eommnn-
u.s. and 10 I A. O'Heilly and his as
soclafe4 In particular.
no farm bureau junior work II a
success. and 10 helping future men
Rnl women TO be neeeaaea.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
Sold Only Health Bond
In County to Filler Man
Christmas Seal Campaign Yields
si2O: Mrs. Shear Chairman.

The only health bond purchased IN
the county during the recent Christ
man seal campaign was sold In Filler.
according 20 Mrs. w. A. Shear. chair
man OF the campaign In this com
munity. Jack Johnson. OF the the
Auto Service station. was the pur-
chaser Of the bond. whose denomlns-
lion Was fz5
The total raised In the Filler dis-
frict IN the anfi-tubercglosis crusade
was fIzO2f Those principally re-
spOnsibie for the large sales OF seals
and stamps here were Mrs. ID. l..
Beamer. Mrs. George Patton. Mrs. r.
T. Moore. Mlas Edgarins Chandler
and W r Doyei. superintendent OF
the grade schools, according TO Mrs.
Shear
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13

Watch the date ON your wrapper
and pay your Record subscription
when due
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
SALMON RIVER CANAL
SESSION ~ DEFERRED

ON account 0f the presen condi
lions - the roads Il has been deemed
adFlsable 10 postpone the annual
meeting Of the Salmon River Canal
company, which was 10 have been
held az the office Of the company al
fioiilster Monday.
The negotiations being conducted
BY X. y. Shepherd toward a settle
menf between the bondholders and
fhs settlers on the project are pro-
Krfssins. and II thought will have
reached a more definite stage by the
time u Will be necessary 10 hold the
annual canal meeting for the election
Of directors.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
WHY M

wfiY M
DlsGOuHAOEDf
10 put new heart into the heart OF
discouraged men the following II pub
D bed "a the Sing Sing Bulletin, a
newspaper Published aud distributed
among tho inmates OF the famous
NeN York prison
Remember this:
when Abraham Lincoln was real
Young man no ran Tor the Legislature
% Illinois aud was badly swampod.
10 neat entered business. failed. and
apenf years OF bis life paying up
the debts Of worthless partner.
iie vas Ia love with a beautiful
young woman to whom no became On
Eafed hen she died.
later no married woman who was
= constant burden 10 him.
Entering politics again he ran for
Congress aud vas badly defeated
We then tried 10 Get an appoint
mgai 60 United States Land office
but failed.
iie became candidate Tor the q.
q senate and vas badly defeated
iu 1885 he became q candidate FOR
the vice presidency and was again do
ftatcd
Ia 1855 he was defeated BY Doug.
las
One failure after snother-bad
failures great setbacks. In tho face
81 AL this he eventually became one
% tho country's greatest men. II not
iAe xreateat
When you think OF series OF set
backs Ike this doesn't u make you
frel Kind 81 small 20 become dlacour.
akei lust because foa think you are
having a hard time Ia lifef
AFTER READING WHAT THE
SAVIOUR or HIS COUNTRY"
ONENCANE. WHY SHOULD ANY
MAN OR WOMAN IN THIS LAND
or OPPORTUNITY he DtscOuR-
ANEDs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13

Chiropractic is science. not =
theory. Chiropraetic Is natures xav
90 health. and Is bringing relief 10
many. Why not yous-Dr. Mabel
Hahn, Tanner residence. Phone "a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13

="
e aa opsinlst could fcalisr his
Visions. ealy fe~ of US would havs
81 b. opiomistic.
a. {, =. ilstls optimism on the
part % all % IA. will tend % create
ard hasten tho normal times that are
s4fr - come.
"a q reliable financial forecast
Steamed from The expressed oplnle-
20 iae eountrys l-ad~fs tn mo
nisifefs. pnhlished In the LitsfGsy
tIsast last week. u y predicted that
TIE coming OF good times. viii b. Il
maltaneoas nth The arrival % carly
spring
A pleasant thought. snc ~oald say
fhs period % price read iustmeni
q and has hsan bafdrasotne. and in
mani lhstances disastrous. but IN
sea- been national IN rs scope An
seffiens % the nkfion have suffered
timiisfiy
No 10 this community have been
able ~ staad dlstre4lnx times about
81 safeesfuiy as have me.t communi.
ties neeiislnk market prices. Ia.
eiemeai harvest weather tmpasaihir
rivals aud nkny ether conditions
have nitixstrd against = continuance
pf ~ ofxy q speeding aad bayiax
ard lexutY hsinx
q - IA skEenstte le~son. bat 4 saia
able one We all will b. better for
a. fhtse rho sitek % the ship
~ho ~iu act - Discouraged ~ tran.
Story tspf~saions. and tests % coar-
$50, wiii fiud theusrisss sell repaid
foe The rxpertpnse and stronger In
tais stfaxxte for existencp. ealled
late
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land office. HALEY.
Idaho, December 81, 1910.

(Serial Number 026sg2)
Notice IA hereby given that viii
Ham X. Hurst, OF Twin Falls. county
OF Twin Falls. State OF Idaho. has
filed In this office his application to
purchase. Act Of May 20. 1920, the
following described land. viz: Lot
10, Section 7. and Lot 4 2 Section rs,
Township . South. Range 16 East.
y. NJ. within the HALEY. Idaho, land
district.
Any and all persons claiming adj
yeraeIy the lands described. or de-
string 10 object. because OF the min
eral character OF the land. or any
other reason. 10 the disposal TO APP
plicnnt. should file their affidaylts
OF protests In this office. within the
period OF publication.
BEN X. GRAY.
Register.
Date OF lat pub. Jan 8. 1921.
Date OF last pub. Jan. 81. 1921.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

y. y. PhiIby announces that he has
moved HIS real estate and Insurance
office into the room on Main Street
occupied BY Eart Munyon. auctionser.
ADV. 4I-5tc
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COMMISSION APPROVES
IRRIGATION PETITION

The board Of county commissioners
Last week gave approval 10 the appll-
cation OF ID. u. Moormsn for the for
nation OF what Is 10 be- known as the
Miner Low LIT Irrigation district
The district comprises many thousand
acres OF Hand Ia the Murtaugh-H Han
sen disfriet n r. announced that
he district will take over the out
standing capital stock OF the Muir
laugh Canal company at price OF
$50 per acre.
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NEATLY OSE HALF TAXES
FOR THE YEAR COLLECTED

Taxes for 1920 10 the amount OF
1917 .0szsf have been collected By
the county treasurer according To a
report made by that office yesterday
The total assessment OF the county Is
tI.s3f.534.e3. showing that praetl-
caliy one half OF the amount Is now
In the hands OF the county. This
compares fayorabiy with other years
declare county officials.
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ANOTHER
YEAR on MUD

Ire condition Of Filler streets and
the counfry roads In every direction
o. proof positive OF the urgent need
need ~ paving and highway construe-
iion with mud not inches but sever
nl feet deep on our streets and roada,
Interest nov eenters on Just when We
viii b. able 20 have the improvements
that have bon demonstrated 10 be ac-
iuai necessities.
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Norics tn An ow>xRs on pni
sEiss os sofON VEHICLES

Aasomosiie iis~ases are nos due
and parable Al the office ot the
CounlY Assessor
Herssstaness xhoala BE- made In
casa. pestcffies aoasy order OF bank
draft
Personal checks siii not be ae
eVptca.
signed
q. CLAUDE STEWART.
Assessor
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constitution to end the issue of
non-taxable bonds.
With regard to the merchant
marine, he said it was the purpose
to present a "plan which con-s
templates no greater draft on the
81
(Contic,1ed on page -
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The message was delivered in
person in the chamber OF the
House and in the presence of the
delegates to the arms conference,
and most of the diplomatic corps
in Washington and the joint ses-
sion Of Congress. At the outset the
president discussed world condi-
ton saying a world restoration
program would have to be worked
out by the nations directly con-
cerned.
"The U. S. would helm, he add
ed, "unselfshly, because there is
compensation in the consciousness
of assisting; selfishly because the
national and international ex-
changes that in trade have marked
our high tide of fortunate ad-
vancement, are possible only when
the nations of all the world arc
restored to stable order and nor
NAL relationship.
Turning to domestic problems
he urgently recommended eariv
enactment of the permanent tariff
and foreign debts refundinc bills.
He announced that later on he
would make some recommendation
for new consideration of the tax
program involving further reduc-
ton and the abolition of "hinder-
ing burdens"
He suggested consideration by
congress of an amendment to the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
NEWPORT LEGION
POST TO HAVE
STRONG TEAM
Wealth of Material Res
ponds to Call by Man
ager Henry MOssa

Newport post No. Il Of the
American Legion bids fair to put
upon the court one of the fastest
basket ball teams that ever rep
resented the Border City. Henry
Mossa has been elected Manager
of the proposed basketball team
and has already issued his call for
candidates. From the formidable
array of material that responded
to the summons of the manager,
there is no doubt but that the
Legioners will cut a wide swatho
in basketball circles this winter.
School Hall has been secured
for practice Monday and Wednes-
day evenings, although the boys
are urged to practice during every
available moment. Included among
the old stars who will attempt the
comeback act are: Walter Kim,
a former Newport High school
star at a time when the local in
stitution was universally consider
ed the school champion of the
state in basketball. Charles Borel-
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