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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28
FEDERAL AID FOR
MERCHANT MARINE

Sale Of the tonnage now held BY the
Shipping Board and use Of the funds
as a construction fund in the develop
ment Of the merchant marine.
Authorization of induction OF Ameri-
can merchant men officers and sailors
into the naval reserve with the attend
ant compensation in pay.
The President then detailed num-
her of indirect aids.
No Separate Transports
Discontinuance so far as practicable
Of the separate transport service IN
the army and navy also was recon
mended by the President. who said the
merchant and passenger ship under
the American flag should be mad"
agent OF service In peace AZ we'll ass
war"
Mr.. Harding said that he foresaw
much opposition and the stiifest pos
able competition by the fleet Of the
maritime nations aud asserted thai
more than the aid of the government
would be needed 10 carry Oul his
plans.
We need favoring spirit. an
awakened American pride and an
avowed American determination that
we shall become in the main the car
rieTs OF our own commerce in spite OF
all competition and all discourage
ment" he continued There can be
no success without this determine
lion"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28
DATE OF DIR. SMITHS
FIRST BIBLE LECTURE

The lectures on the Bible 10 be given
al the Y. w. c. A. by Or. {. Alphonso
Smith. head of the Department Of
English at the Naval Academy. will
not start until Friday of next week,
March 10. not on Friday next as stated
in the "Y' news published yesterda?
in the Evening Capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28
SOLDIERS BONUS BUT
NO REVENUE PROVISION
mv The Assoriated Press,

WASHINGTON. d. c. FEB. - Ma
jority members OF the House Ways
and Means Committee indicated today
after a conference OF more than an
hour that a soldiers bonus measure.
Without any revenue provisions. would
be agreed upon soon.
II was said there had teen no dis
cussion OF postponing action.
.ne conference was taken up large
" with details OF the measure. and
members said the sales tax had not
been discussed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28

Field Goals Simmons 60, Scihlc
(2). Whitacre, Crosby. Hopkins. Foul
Goals Grossly. Simmons. Referee
Engelke. St. Johns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28

DALLAS. TEN, Feb. 27.-Racing a
street car for a mile, and ex-soldier
in Dallas, Tex, just up from a sick
bed, beat five other applicants TO a
iah
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28

Field GOaIs Myers AT, ITdueT.
Fouls by S-C-4: by "a. Official
Referee Short. Co M" Umpire
Duckett. Annapolis High.
The second basket all game of the
elimination series was played between
7-B ana SD. The score was Is To 4
in favor OF 7-B This victory was 4
Liz surprise 10 the spectators as SD
was picked TO win bat Brown and
Sil lie Of he losing auint We're MOI
}trOng enough 10 overcome Crosby,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28
LENTEN PASTORAL ISSUED
BY BISHOP OF MARYLAND
Urges All To Eschew Lenen Bridge" And Dances And Din
ners" And All Such Xix That Are But Masquerader Under
Pretene To Cothe Things OF Life Material With Garments OF
Life Spiritual

Lenten John Gardner Murray
Bishop
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28
ANOTHER FAILURE on
NEW N0Rk FXCHn.

NEW YORK. Feb Is rh.
tors. with claims agrreea,fr, ,....
600. filed bankruptcy pea..sr
against the brokerage srm MA,
Lachendrnch and Company
ties were estimated 80. s.u0ua
sets NJ So 0U0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28
ATHLETIC EVENTS AT
CITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

STANDING OF D0DCE BALL
TEAMS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-02-28

CONTINUED From Page ~
Evening star., 1922-09-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SAIE-Continued.

LOCATED IN THE BEST SECTION OF HY-
attsvlle-A splendid two-story bungalow type
house. large rooms numerous osna hns closets;
mental Trust bldg, Main s2s2.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, MD:-NEw 7-ROoM
r. f. f. BRADBURY. 222s Pa ave. sc. Phone
Lincoln 2269
GROOM BUNGALOW. ANIL; n BLOCK TO
cars; 20 minutes to Treasury: $4,000; 1-3 cash
Address Box 194-H. Star Office 2le
FIVE NEW HOUSES IN TAKOMA PARK. 5
to rooms each: $1,000 to 1000: terms. r.
G. LOIIR, 268 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park, d. G.
Phone Col. 3731-W.
ROSEMONT.
II you want modern home, on easy terms,
at less than any offering in the District for
similar property. call this oti.oe or take cleo
trc car at 18th and Pa ave and h.g get ct, off at
North Rcsemont; new, modern bungalows and
+ 9. GooDNow COMPANY. .o-
Virginia OFce:
North Rosemond Station
SMALL ACREAGE ON 7th STREET PIKE.
near kensington: $500 per acre up. w: J.
UMSTEAD. owner. Kensington. Md. Brokers
take notice.
TAK0MA PARK--NEW; Z ROOMS: PAVED
street; fireplace. h.-w.h., hardwood floors and
trim ami; large front porch; fine shade; lot
OWNER "03 Oak ave Columbia 60lO-J.
BRENTWOOD SANITAR1UM. 90 ROOMS. 3
ha lbs; completely equipped: bargain for quick
sale. DIR. VERBRiCkE. the Rochambeau. 26s
on kocKvHLE PIKE AND kASDoLrH S!,,I
EEIHER. E'1:aEf Rock Rockville Nd. Telephone Kcnsng
ton 27-F-12.
road 6 rooms. bath: city water and sewer:
front and hack porches corner lot. POTOMAC
HIGHLANDS huILDING CO.. 4s41 Jewett st.
Phone Cleve. 23s5.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.-vACANT A CozY
Or bungalow; ll.w.h.: electric lights; porches; !;
garage; fruit trees: lot 60al00; fine loca ton
on Eerryman ave near Central; price; ., s4'2o
81. 900 cash, balance monthly Call 6l2 l4th
ST. ne. or ph0ne Lincoln 5l13-J.
BUNGALOW, NEW, SUBSTANTIAL: 4oN20
feet: large sleeping porch. basement, attic;
SACRIFICE SALE, $500: owner leaving city,
lot space for garden ana saTnEe at
terms: free wood. Lincoln 44Gi. 2o
LARGE, VACANT. FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW:
cellar attic. porch. water. sewer, electricity,
range furnace: lot 16ax225: close G st: cars.
H,attsville: S+750; $2a0 cash. GEO. C..
WALKER builder. kresge bldg. 11th and Il.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE: MODERN CoNvEN-
iences: near Arlington coUnty courthouse.
clarendon, Va; ST." per month. Call Olaren-
don -? or Main 2l@'.
NEW EUNGAL0W IL BETHESDA. MD:
rooms. bath. wafer, gas: elect. Price s4''oo;
terms. Can bethesda 4lN.
NEW BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND BATH;
near cars: pipeI.ss furnase electric lights; lot
7ax1i0; ready for occupancy by October l or
sooner; $1,000; cash. $500: S?' per month.
New i-room bungalow on car iile. nearby
Virginia. water and electricity. $500, cash,
$500; $50 per month
LANDES & LEE,
Phone Clarendon EOS. H3s
WOODRInIiE BUILDING LOT, 40S20D: all
improvements; fruit fine location: lawn:
hedge: above grade: terms. Phone Simpains,
v 39SO-W.
FOR SALE-5-ROOM BUNGALOW. CLAREN-
don ave. 81, lots: 1-ro0m house and IL lots.
Walnut street. nice shade: u room house, Lyon
Park lot S0N2OO feet: room house. t!aren-
don ave All have modern corvenienCes and
can be sold on terms Lots in Ashton Heights
owned by Us. GEO. H. RTChER co, by
Ashton e. Jones, Arlington County c. H.
ClarenHna
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FARMS.
-L- At u

POULTRY FARMING; EASIEST AND Mosi
profitable: 40 acres. improved, on state r"au'
81 300 {. W. THOMAS. Charlotte ha't. 81
Marys CO, Md.
FARMS A SPECIALITY SINCE l"lO.
See inc for bargains. sale or exchanse-
have the farm you want.
ARTUI'R NJ COENOR. oxford Bldg.
1"B I4;h St NV Il. 222 Phi NJ ill6
A EARGAIN IN 4 LARGE FARM.
10 Acres, $4,000.
1A-room mansion house. located on high hill :
large barn: plenty "t timber; stream: good
soil for grain grass: near Fairfax court
House Va J., mile from new Lee highway.
lANUWEHR ,ns Feniall bldg. Main 443o -s'
sACRE FARM WITH GROOM BRlCh Bun
salow and good outbuildings, $1,000.
cO-acre farm with Groom house ana goou
apple orchard: good land: $500.
30 acre farm with Groom house, only So-'V.
I0-acre farm with good house; on Lee high
way: good outhuldtngs.
3l4-acre farm with buildings: $1,000.
:, large dairy farms
Several good houses i'll Falls Cnurch, caii
and
J. T.. FLAIIERTI,
Fails Church, Va. -
Phone a9J2. Call . to pm a
Evening star., 1922-09-23
WANTED-STORES
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WE WANT MORE PROPERTY TO SELL.
II your price and terms are reasonable we
have immediate purchasers. Phone Main 708
or write what you have for sale.
TH0S. +. FARRELL.
SS1 Woodward Bldg 18th and II SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
Continued.

FOR SALE BY OwNER-AN ATTRACTIVE
corner house of ten rooms, two baths a9e
buffers pantry, overlooking park. in desirable
section of the northwest: short walk from
business center; in excellent condition; al
modern improvements: excellent location TOT
doctor office and residence for hlgh-class
roomiag house; two upper floors are rented
at present for S160 per month. Price. $l6.5oo.
Address OWNER, Box 219-H, Star once, or
phoue North 1RS2 "a
Evening star., 1922-09-23
BEAUTIFUL. NEW
TEVELA AND PARK HOMES
Open for inspection to
oD.m. dailv.

op.m. daily.
2o57 and 2o5o Upton St. NV.
1.-TWO doors east of Conn. ave.
Remarkably attractive semi
detached brick houses; 8 rooms,
2 baths; 2 inclosed sleeping
porches breakfast room; garage
on loft. paved alley; large lots ;
beautiful lawns.
Built by day labor (no con-
tract work., under constant
supervision of owner; up-to-the-
minute in every detail. Don't
fail to see them before buying.
D. F. SULLIVAN,
Owner and Builder.
On premises daily to 9 pm. y
Evening star., 1922-09-23
WANTED.

HAVE 4 PtRTY WI" WANTS AN APART
mcrt hnuse aro,rn. $40. .nno. Must I've fr"rrnof.
low rentals in good repair. lest n ". location.
rayurur r,~,.,,,.rsv t-,ilfs..' ''"7iuN. MARSHALL
& Co HOS IGth NV. Main 'ii6.
BUSINESS PROPERTY. TO SHOW GOOD
returns on equity: Slo.Hn cash I" invest:
state fun particulars Address Box li3-i. Star
Evening star., 1922-09-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

NEAR Lincoln PARK.
= small brick dwellings,. located on Wide
avenue -ingral income. >11o. tricc s"'''"".
A. g IiUIGHrnN \ '" lIll II St NV
wv" har, IL" Ri,ST ~ "vrry >.''ti"n.
DOWNTOWN APT. HuUSE. CONTAINING
large apis; rented for >3.',DH; price A-uN"
FOR quick sale. ra!l MIR. GAlNEf. Main 'o.o
NEAR 34th ANp NJ SIS. NV. I-RooM
fo,Ise: 'rt .5x,ti - rented 4" excellent ten
ant. Sl7.:,b rr,r month. Pr."". Sl.tro.
u. II. ROLAND DRURY.
I.,nn.. Mafl q mi Woodward Bldg.
! : Room FRAMES. 'lS iea 49,. 46t I. ST
!, " rru;ir. t"r S-o month price. S4.Il:
ssh" cash: terms t" srIir. In uIr" l3ih ~
- ~.
SrNl; 18th ST. N.W-EERY MODERN AFT.
nni,,.: yearly rentals, $I3 40: very low cA-
pr1,S. a,...'. I'r.cr only SST.'nn.
Four brick hutis''s in &rd commercial zone
Nv, hin K rim T.. ava FL. ave: clos. to
Ia freight wards. new routing for 50" month.
TflUMAS j.. ERowN, Gl7 Il. ST. sw.
II Ne. STORE AND TWO FLATS: $1,000
II RfUJFf;T l-31 C"lu:HhI rd.
TWo-FAMIY APARTMENT IN Sc; EN
frances "n d.iicrrut streets: inr-" ward.
,'nrrhes; pricr s. 800: handsome return: di
ret from owner. Address Box l>i-H. STAR
Uli,r II
10l% II ST E.-ti00p LOCATION FOR
business: :iU-fo"t alley in rear. \. +. Nc.
IATG'H..IN. 10 18th st. NV. II NJ
RTuDINri. CONTAINING THREE ArTS.
and storr. al. rented; monthly income, So
prir, So s,H': i.rIus: a.it-i.: On h"t. -Hd
and :;rl NV. Address Box 3lh-C. Star nr.re
Evening star., 1922-09-23

Mr.. Goth St. and Wyoming Ave
ATTRACTIVE; English basement. thrce-story
brick and stone construction: basement con-
try and servants rooms and bath: II st floor,
large drawing room, living room A. dining
room: second floor. three master bedrooms
two baths: third floor, two bedrooms and bath,
with servants (2) rooms and bath in rear
Well adapted for entertaining. Price, S24 300.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 4sS4. III 14th 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
WANTED.

WITH OPTION OF ETYING FROM TO 10
acres with outhaili.ucs suitable for poultry
" = nItk Hnrnhnn. Va. %.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
WANTED-LOTS.

SITE FOR CoLORED DRUG STORE: SOUTH
Of o st. and far n st. NV. Address Box
la-H, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

SAUL'S ADDITlOS-West Of 1i'h street,
rooms and baths, on lot 20xl'n: "p;npara
lively new and in perfect condition. good
cash payment required. Price and terms
very reasonable.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

r.. COLONIAL. FRONT, BUILT-IN GA
rage; near Lincoln Park: owner leaving city,
sell cheap. Line. 5261-W.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

PICK YOUR LOT NOW, SET YOUR FRUIT
ment down secures choice of a group Of Eve
lots, 10 minutes from city: water and elec-
trcny; fine trees. Call fourth house beyond
F. c. Campbell Bus at 1871 and Fenna. ave.
NV. o4s
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, FURNISHED OR
unfurnisheq at WQodside. Nd. for sale at a
sacrifice; owner leaving for Florida: new =
room house: electricity, hot-water heat, auto
matte water supply and garage; ope-half square
from pike and electric ears; lot fO0x154; gar
Gen, fruit, berries, grapes. etc. Easy terms
See DIR. CALDWELL. opposite schoolhouse.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

MANY FARMS IN VIRGINIA ANp
Maryland within - miles Of the i'lS-
trct offered Mt very attractive prices
on terms: exchanges considered on
some; quite number first time "ncr-
ed If not convenient - call, write
stating your requirements.
\. +. RlON CO.. Inc.
Mai, 45o7 1i33 st.
WE HAVE THE FINEST LIST OF MONT
Somery county farms and suburban MONIES
nat San he had. see MS before buying or sell
ing We Will save Won both time ard money.
CISSEL & MCFARLAND. INC.
Phone 5n-J Rockville. Maryland.
WE SELL. BARGAIN FARMS. MD. AND VA
Poultry fruit, dairy. river-frnnt farms baE-
side homes country business stands: ISIS
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 10 T. NV. r. Gau-.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

PETW WuRTu-Sem- detached brick, rooms
and bath 2-car garage; all modern improve
meuts. Owner will give prompt possession
and sell on easy terms. Price, Slo,ooo.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

CHEVY CUASE-Owncr leaving city. Will
sacrifice for quick sale his new detached
home: Iot BOxl5a; rooms. baths WIN
Mi uodern cnuyenieuces and well located.
Price 1Ju Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

SiI-r"om home. les than year old. Block
from troll " Lars" screened Iur.U'S over
looking boulevard Lawn. siirEht+ry. coz
crete walks. n"d"rn bath. electricity. Priced
low for Immediate sale. $500 cash. Address
Box 2Jn II, Star office.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SO INTEREST, LARGE OR SMALL
amounts. on improved ID. {. real estate; first
trusts onlT: minimum commission. GLOVER
& FLATHER. 1877 18th It: t:--
HAVE MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST
and second trusts on hrst-ciass property. Ad-
dress BOX 66H. Star office.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
If over $4,000 and security satisfactory at
5iaG; smaller amounts at Sc. 1nstallment
loans made in Washington and nearby sections
of Maryland and Virginia on 10year month
ly payment plan providing for cancellation OF
the mortgage in case of the death of the bor-
rover WM ii. SAUNDERS 4 CO.. 1433 X
St NV.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR 2nd TRUST
notes: first trusts placed; prompt replies. See
Mr.. WILLETT 1909 II NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS PLACED AT
reasonable rates: S25O,OO0 TO loan on short
COMPANY Sea NJ F. Sntcr. 227-2s Mary
land building. Franklin 2991 oct12s
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS AVAIL
able immediately in any amount on D. {. real
estate.
Main Il5. 1Ilr II st. NV. Rooms 1919: So
1870 NET INvESTMENT-TWo-FA o-FAMILY
fiat. rooms two bat tbs, cellars. Asking 81.
OGo: rent. $50 month.
Immediate possession: near Dupont circle;
must he. sold at once: IL rooms. Two baths ;
price reduced 10 11,o0o.
Near Penn. ave. ana 4th Sc, rooms, bath +;
asking 81. 900: rent, S52.5 month.
Consult WEIGH. Real;or.
10th and New York ave.
Mnin l3it. Main 1891.
WILL BUY SECOND TRUST NOTES AND
W McCLAINE. Sl9 Colorado bldg. Main 52al.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

CV1k dZ2V1113VUG
WILL TRADE A wILLYS-KNIGHT 8, Z
passenger for 81 600 on first payment in a
house; easily, worth s1.5OO: perfect running
order. Address Box 132 II. Star office. 23s
Evening star., 1922-09-23
FOR SALE-L0TS.

DESIRABLE LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE. n. C..
one square from Conn. ave; Will EXCHANGE
.uuitv for house: submit offer. uNloN
REALTY CORPORATION. 1i1U ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

Sc INTEREST, LARGE OR SMALL
amounts. on improved ID. Z. real estate first
trusts onlY: minimum commission. GLOVER
& FI.ATHER. 1877 18th It.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

AVENUE S0UTHEAST-A
delightful corner house on lot 32 fett
front: - large front bedrooms, large closets:
suitable for a physician or dentist: now
vacant and being sold TO settle an estate.
We viii! submit any reasonable Offer Tor
this modern home having all modern I'm
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-01-11
iDAHO BUILDS 5f6.7 NILES
OF NEW ROAD IN YEAR 1921

Id1ho's highway department. built
516.7 miles CT new roads in the state
during the past year at a contract
;ost estimated at approximately SO.
100000, according to D. p. Olson,
state director Of highways. In addi
tom several large and small bridges
were built on the highways this
last year. Four bridges totalling in
length $500 feet were built ever the
Snaks river and one 70 foct length
structure was erected over the Black
foot river NJ any other bridges rang
ing from twenty feet to sixty feet
were also built by the department.
Maintenance Of the highways Of the
state cost during 1921 approximately
$4,000. The mileage maintained
The cost per mile Of new reads con
structed averaged S5S05. OF the 516.7
miles of new road built. 31.5 miles
were either concrete or bitu'ithic paw
ing. The following table indicates the
new mileage On the different Highways
OF the state:
North and south highway. 100
mleis. Idaho Pacific. 113.1 miles.
Yellowstone park road, 521. Idaho
Utah, 3O.8. North Pacific, So Saw
tooth Park, SO. Idaho Central 22.8.
Roosevelt, g. Idaho Montana. 10.S.
Lewis and Clark, 81. Malad valley,
11.2. Gooding Rupert, 9.6 Twin
Buttes, 10. Clearwater. 81. Grace
Prestorl SO and He! burn park, 8
miles.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-01-11
FOOLISH WIVES OF HISTORY
"LOToS WIFEv

Sodom was the busiest town in the
Ngytian league and Mr. and Mrs. Lot
we're the busiest people in Sodom.
Mrs. Lot was a curious little fritter
while Mr. Lot, who derived his name
from his activities in the real estate
field, was still buster.
For some reason or other, the poV
ers that be took powerful ami Oar
gerous dislike to Sodom and one cay
vhile Mrs. Lot was entertaining lii
tie Egypt and her big sister, MI
Lot was tipped off that something il
the way of trouble would occur short
y in his favored city.
Mr.. Lot was wise unto his day anC
Immediately unloaded all his holdinge
It sacrifice and then instructed his
ball and chain to pack her vanity bag
preparatory to gong da da.
Mrs Lot had number OF social oi
'igatiors to fill at Sodom and Uantec
know the whyfor But Lot wos o.
iurate and merely told her not tc
waste so much time on CAB, but tc
pack.
Mrs Lot packed, grabbing her sheer
9st throw over" and jamnin5 he,
cosmetics into wicker hamper, she
lr,nounced herself ready.
Off into the suburbs they started.
bag and baggage.
Motor cars full of pleasure seekers
passed them, and the occupants shcu
ed good natured nothings at them a.
they whizzed by. AS they sauntered
by the Cock and Bull tea room Mrs.
Lots friends shouted invitations tc
her and one good looking chap who
was known from Athens to Atlanta,
as nasty footworker, posed broken
heartedly, his eyes riveted on the fair
trail form of Mrs Lot Mr.. Lot was
spurred to hastier pace and bade his
wife to rush and said Lot. Lock not
back upon yonder Ezard, elsa tho
wilt turn to salt. fer have been tin
ped off, Mrs. Lot was but human.
The best fox trotter that ever vibrat
ed q Douglas was oozing cut Of he
life--and she looked bacl-and from
hat day on, egg eaters at the Alex
andretta Bazaar sprinhled little bits
Of Lots wife on their shell fruit as
they gurgled through breakfast.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-01-11
...1ehcT LET FOR CON
WV sTRU CITING THE CiA-
LIS PAHSAMAROl ROAD

,.st Monday evening, the bids for
..nstr,ctinr the 6.3 miles of state
s;shway fro mthe Watt bridge to Pah
, .namaroi were opened by Mr Gregory
ss ss she state Highway Department in
~ VI. city. There were eight bids to
~ .,'I Ieonsidered and the contract was
W to Ryberg, McHugh and Cooley,
: = ve,l known construction firm for
.hs " sum of s42,33S.97.
other bidders were: B. t. Murphey
.sSs7095. H. E. Cornell s51, ,667.40,
sysSc rrsS Coolidge $54.276.4O. II. H.
piomer s50,S37SO, Morrison, Knuds
an Co. s49,677.9O. Gus Carlson Co
s5o5722O ard General Construction
Co $50, 1915.
Work is to be commenced on this
,.nnortant connecting link in the
S;artooth ; Park Highway on the first
of February and it is the inter''ion Of
the contrac ors to employ lical men
Az far as possible on the job. This
york. while eliminating scme very
had road, putting Challis and the
-pahsamaroi valley closer together So
N sneak will also be the means of
nutting quite a lot of money in circu
iation in local trade marts.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-01-11
SEES PROSPERITY IN STORE
FOR THE STOCKMEN

Chicago, Dec. 81 (AP)-Cattlemer
OF the country stand on the threshold
81 an era OF prosperity and the man
who has cattle will soon be in a
strong stragetic position, accordnie
t9 President s. 3. Strafford of the
Chicago live stock exchange who is
sued his annual statement today.
As an indication of approaching
good times, he stated that cows suit
able for breeding purposes have in
creased in value in the western stateg
rom SO to $40 a head in the last
sixty days.
Pursuant to adjournment taken tho
Central Idaho Industrial Association
met at 100 p. N, at which time the
various committees made their repor-
The report of the committee on re-
olutions and by laws at this time
made their report which upon me
ton made, sccorded and carried wae
ordered placed in the files of the
secretary.
The report of the committee or
resolutions pertaining to matters OF
vital interest to Central Idaho people
was at this time read and after some
slterations had been made, was duly
rccepted ard ordered placed on the
minutes Of this meeting.
The secretary was at this time O.,
dered to send copy of resolution pei
taining to road matters to Highwa,
iN0oa~tCent, Boise, the District FL
ester. OGDEN TIL Forestes, Dept of
4 Agriculture. washington. D. c.. and
to the county commissioners of Len
hi, Eutte, Bingham and Blaine coul-
Motion made, seconded ard carried
that the chair appoint committee
Of three to confer with counties intel
esed relative to game preserve ir
this section. Committee appointed. :.
Hartman. Kirtley and Rowles.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that a committee of three be appoint
regular meetings of the Association
The committee: N. c. Hovey, Ray
Weber and Thos Jose.
Motior, made, seconded and carrie>
'hat committee of Mackay citizens
members of this Association. be ar
nointed to meet the district foreste'
in MaclZav uron his arrival there er
route to Challis The Committee:
Evans, Weber and Dillineham.
# was also ordered at this time
bet ail members who could, attend E
"eeting with the district forester ir
this citv on next Monday. January 1G
Motion made, seconded and carrie'
'hat ir' addition to resolution commit
zee No l. which was to solicit men
'ers TO the Association. there be
'dded the fillowing: N. c. Hovey
'7r Brown chairman Chamber Of Cor
rnercc at Arco, Mr. Cothern. Stanley
y r. Merritt, Fornev. G. A. Joslyp
Havhorse, George Grubb Pahsamaroi
Motion made. seconded and carrier
that Association stand adjourned SUI
iect to call Of the chair.
c. L. KIRTLEY. Chairman
NJ A. DILLINGHAM. Secretary
The membership list is already &c
ing strong and the big organization
"-i'l assuredlv accomplish much ir
the way of advancing the best int,
osts Of this section of the state.
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