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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09

A get-to-gether meeting will be held
saturday evening. with a supper at 6
sunday morning. Sunday school at
IL. DR.. n. M. Jones, our district
superintendent, will preach at IL.
Epworth League at $50; leader
Trina Washburn. Red Cross service
at 7;SO. A special program will be
given.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at 1880
Preaching at Paradise church Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Please
note the time.
You are cordially invited.
A. H. MORTON, Pastor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09

Wanted-Price on hay in stack and
f. o. b. station. Il. w Haag, Standpoint,
ldaho- o26-n2
For Sale - One full-blooded male
fox hound; year old female, half
bloodhound and half fox hound $40.
seven pups, one-fourth bloodhound
and three-fourths fox hound. at $50
for males and SIS for females These
are real lion dogs. Ten days trial.
Ralph Sweet, Eureka, Mont.
For Sale or Trade will sell or
trade for wheat my flock of last years
and this years white Leghorn layers.
about 50 hens. Clear profits since
Jan l. 1882. Must sell these to make
way for my 400 pullets. Come and
see our poultry plant, two miles south
on Highway. c. w Gunther. IL
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09
Boundary Dry Goods Co.
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
QUALITY MERCHANDISE

When in Spokane, try the Tray
Tavern for good food, good service
and fair prices IF
Auto repair work; thorough work at
reasonable prices. Give US a trial.
Angus Mcdonald, at the Meeker Black
smith Shop. All kinds OF welding
work done. III
For Sale-Best residence property:
s rooms and bath; lots in bearing
fruit; $4,000, terms. Also % acres re-
claimed bottom land, half mile from
city at $3.50 per acre. Also s one
acre fruit tracts, 1O-year-old apple
trees, city water, half mile from city
A. B. Ashby If
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09

Camb honey in Id. pals. w. B.
Hawkins re-
The very latest in silk knit ties
something different. Walden Bros.
Honey = get your winters supply.
Henbee honey delivered in town at
10 to 20 cents per pound, according to
size of order; comb honey, SO per
dozen sections. S. o. Watson, phone
10F43 o12tf
Six per cent loans may be secured
for any purpose on farm lands, irri-
gated lands, to buy or build home 8.
city or farm, under our first MORTGAGE
certificates. Bankers Reserve Deposit
Company, Gas & Electric Bldg, Dem
yer, COLO. aug24-12t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09
Card OF Thanks

We, the undersigned, hope all orr
friends and neighbors will understand
now fully we appreciate the kind and
sympathetic deeds performed for us
IN our recent bereavement of a loving
ana KIND husband and father. We are
deeply grateful for the many express
sions of sympathy extended us.
Mrs. e. c. Gale and Family.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09
II Thank You

wish to thank the voters OF
Boundary county for the generous
support given me at the polls on
Tuesday and / will try to merit the
same by efficient service, economical
administration of my office, strict at
tention to my duties and courteous
treatment to all. w C. REID
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09
Card Of Thanks.

The undersigned wishes to thank all
friends and neighbors who offered and
gave their assistance during the last
illness and at the death and funeral
OF her beloved husband. The many
expressions of sympathy extended and
the floral tributes to the dead are
also most gratefully acknowledged.
MRS. c. A. LAFFERTY.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholm
ers of the Twin Ledge Mining Co. will
ne held at one o'clock the afternoon
OF Monday. November 81. at the Her
aid office, Boomers Ferry, Idaho, for
the purpose of electing a board of di-
rectors and the transacting of all
business necessary.
c. w. KING,
hoFS7zo Secretary.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09
Brief Council Session.

The council met Tuesday evening
and after a brief session, marked
with no business of Importance, adj
journed until Friday at 4 O'Clock
when bids will be opened for the con-
of the new city hall.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09

A truly remarkable
corset for the average
TO stout figures. The
comfortable top gradu-
ates to a slightly high
er back to care for ex-
cess flesh at the shout
der blades. The medi-
UNI length skirt has
ample fullness to insure
comfort through HRS
and thighs and is
characterized by those
very flat back lines
every fashionable wo-
man seeks today. Made
of pink or white coutil.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-09

me price is the only resemblance between these
models and the ordinary $500 corsets
Ihey are designed and faultessIy made to SAFE
guard G0ssard leadership. They had ia ha fro
pest and we sell them with our guarantee OF your
II you nave never worn G0ssars Corset 5000 is
surely small sum to find out a becoming style
before ~
III you nave thought this gentiewomans corset cost
more than y0u cared to YOU now are altered
the opportunity to know it's refinements at n nrice
heretofore unthonght Of for garments of such
superior quality.
, 1922-03-15
GOLF RECOGNIZED IN
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.

Golf has become a recognized in
terscholasuc competitive event IN
tho high schools of Los Angeles.
Clubs have been formed and there
Will be regular interscholastic cham
pionship tournaments.
This should DO good news to those
who are anxious to see the game get
ahead. II the youngsters are en-
Outraged and. iabovo all. sta.rted
right under proper professional
coaching, tho quality OF the game in
this country should 10 improved.
Much Of the mediocre play is due 60
the a c that youngsters are allowed
TO begin the game on their own In.
itiatlve instead OF getting a little
coaching At tho Start in order to
start them off right on the various
fundamentals OF tho game.
II has become n recognized fact
that the self taught golfer is not as
likely TO progress to the heights
achieved by tho player who was
coached as TO proper form.
, 1922-03-15
IENDLER WAS WITHIN RIGHT IN COLLECTING FORFEIT
PROBABLY LOST CHANCE TO MEET, CHAMP, HOWEVER,

There Is an cid adage to the et.
feet that two wrons do not const-
tuts a right. and this same little
Maxim should be whispered by some
body into tho a OF ono Billy Glib
son. the manager Of lightweight
boxing champion Benny Leonard
says a San Francisco sports writer.
Gibson proclaims loudly that
Leonard never again will give Lew
Tender another chance to win the
light weight title for the a
that Tenders manager had the te-
merity to collect the forfeit put up
by Gibson to guarantee tho appear
ancs Of his champion at a recent
match. Inasmuch as forfeits are put
up o the express reason OF being
collected in event that the poster
fails TO put in an appearance. and
in view OF the fact that Leonard
failed to put in an appearance, the
fellow on the outside may be par
doncd II he doesn't exactly under
stand where Things ARE at
Gibson claims that Tender
showed poor craftsmanship be-
he collected the forfeit in the
face OF the fact that Leonard had
broker his thumb and obviously was
, 1922-03-15
HAYDEN BESTS
BATTLING ROSS
Outpoints Chihuahua Boxer
in Opinion of Judges Tues
day Night.

Although SpeecuaiI Hayden was
awarded a judges decision over Bat
Ting Kid Ross. the Chihuahua. Mexi-
60. middlewelght battier at the con
ciusion OF their 10 round ARRAY hers
last night, h fight did not material
tze or como up to the expectations of
tho Few fan who attended the go.
ORC rcdeeming feature of the fight
bill was tho battle between Eddie st.
Clair and Kid Williams who batued
viciously for six rounds before St.
Clair slipped over a clean knockout
punch Winfield was down after hav-
ing taken n terrible beating when his
seconds threw the sponge into the
ring to save him from further punish
ment. In the second round Winfield
claimed tho fight on an alleged foul
but Referee Tom Foley refused to
award such a decision.
The Hayden-Ross go. the main event
OF the bill. was tame as IA as real
fighting goes but both men were clev-
er and put up a real exhibition. At
no time during the fight were serious
blows exchanged consistently. At
times mistakes were made and the of.
tending boxer sought an apology from
the injured.
II was early seen that the affair
was nothing other than a boxing con-
Jest. on points Hayden earned the
decision. Tho Iris theater wa sparse
IS populated. comparatively few fans
o%videncing interest In h affair.
, 1922-03-15
Grid Players
Put to ROut
BY Wild Boar

GENEVA. Mar. I5.-wIntsr in the
Swiss Alps has been so severe that
scores OF wild bears. wolves and
other animals have been driven to
h towns and lowlands in search OF
food Tho authorities are offering
bcunties for their death or capture.
Recently several thousand persons
at a football match at Besancon.
near the western frontier. were
thrown into a panic by the sudden
appearance on the field OF a huge
tusked boar. Goaded by hunger,
the animal charged the players and
BOWED several OF them over. It
then turned its attention to the foot.
ball. apparently mistakins 1t for
something edible.
The boar ran wildly about the
field. making finally fol the spectan-
tors. who took TO Their heels. A
gendarme rushed upon tho field and
ended the animals escapade with a
revolver shot
Tho boar. which weighted 40
pounds. was later served to the play
ers and their guests at a banquet in
the town hall. the referee mean
while havirg DECLARE the game a
draw.
, 1922-03-15

unable TO enter the ring. Perhaps
Tender might have been a little
moro magnanimous. but he WAS
as the writer is concerned. did what
he should have done Injuries are
strictly within his rights and. as far
the easiest things in the world { o
fake. and while there is no imputa-
ton that Leonard was not entirely
on the square. forfcits. when posted
should be lived up 20.
Therefore II there is any IN
sportsmanship TO complain about.
tho charge may be preferred on Glib
son. who is without n vestigo of
right in the stand which he is said
to have assumed. The American
public is strong for fair play and
Gibson will probably soon be made
70 understand that he himself Is
lacking in sportsmanship and is a
churi as a business man"
, 1922-03-15

team lie lead the attack which de-
veloped some wonderful floor work
but the basket shooting OF tho Casper
squad vas only fair.
BY winning the opening Eame Cas-
per takes tho jump in the class B
or lightweight division and vies with
Lusk and Greybull in this division in
Folding opponents TO low scores.
Ono u tho most thrilling games of
opening day was the Rock Springs
Douglas game which resulted in n 16-
to-14 victory for the southern wyo-
ming team. Rock Springs has been
touted with Worland and Cow1ey foi
the leadership OF the heavy division.
In the heavier division all teams ran
true to form except the Lander victory
over Manvillc. ManviIle was thought
20 be mon the best bets ~ this d.
vision.
In the opening games the Laramie
Props and Cowley showed real class.
Rawlins touted as a contender in the
heavy division made a comparatively
poor showing against Hanna Casper.
Rock Springs and worland. victors
showed classy aggregations.
Here IS the way the teams played
, 1922-03-15
Results TIT nrrn DA~u - O~-~, Iuv-~
end Wire III lTEl ikI6UvE y FAVIF NF NFtk INeI NFWN
First in NeUs
Of All EUents
GAMES TODAY In TOURNAMENT

LARAMIE. wyo.. March I5.-Cas-
per high school will have n chance
TO eliminate one team. the Hanna
aggregation in the second day OF the
hasketbAn tournament being staged
here RAwlins placed Hanna in
jeopardy yesterday by winning tho
first game IS to Ii.
The games scheduled today:
CLASS A-HEAvIES.
Lander VS.. CoTley.
WheA4land VS.. Basin
Mhnyille vs. DougiaA
Newcastle vs. Rock Springs
Evanston vs.. Sheridan.
Buffalo vs. Carpenter.
WOriand vs.. Powell.
CLASS B-LIGHTS
Laramie Props W. Glenrock
Kemmerer vs. Big Pine5.
Casper vs. Hanna
Greybun vs.. Sunrise.
Pine Bluffs VS.. RswIinA
, Lusk W. Lyman
Cheyenne rs Burns.
The teams hat can be eliminated
by losing today are: Class A. Doug
las. Basin, Carpenter. Powell. Wheat
land. Newcastle. and Manviile. In
this division several combinations
were drawn in which losing teams
, 1922-03-15
GRIMES SIGNS
UPFOR SEASOI
George Whitfield, Former P
rate, Added to Dodgers
Playing Staff.

CHICAGO. March Is.-Brookl,
stole a march or other Nation
League baseball teams at It's trainif
camp and over night comes the a.
-nouncement OF a double ACOUSTIC
OF talent. Burleigh Grimes, the Do
ser pitching ace, who mad almost bee
given up, has signed a two-year cot
tract and George whitted. formerly ,
Pittsburgh. has been added to ~
team. Brooklyn refused to a
Whitfield out OF the league and thu
acquired one OF the most versati
players in the game.
Meanwhile comes news from II
Yankee camp that Bobby Roth Ia
been chased off the lot indefinitely fc
an infraction OF the rules and ths
George Herman Ruth has been pr
NOTED from mere homo run king I
field marshal and win get plenty {
extra chances to argue with the uu
pires during tho season
The Giants. badly sun-burned bu
ut after beating the Camp Travts so
diers at n marathon yesterday. we1t
Sesuin, Texas, today To play II
Chicago White Sox.
The White SUx players had only i.
light workout yesterday. according {
word sent back to h local fans.
Tho Chicago Cubs. who have beer
working from dawn to dusk were pu
through another hard drill yesterda,
at their Catalina island. Calf. traIninJ
camp. Manager William Kirefsr. re
ports sent here say. Is contemplating
n switch in his infieid which wouI,
send Johnny KeIlehe- from third {,
the keystone sack, while Fob Terry
who has been c~avortng around secon,
base will be assigned TO tho hot cor
Nor where no mas shown To advantage
, 1922-03-15

NroIla BjIrstsdt Mallory last summer.
She was paired with Count Michael
Sourmarokov- Elston. former Russian
champion. in the mixed doubles and
with Miss Elizabeth Ryan OF California
in tho women's doubles.
While the Lenglen teams won both
matches. SO. CO and 6.1, 81 respec-
lively, the French star failed to dis
play her best form and kept away
from tho net. being content with n
back court game.
, 1922-03-15

are matched for elimination. Und
this arrangement either wheaua
or Basin; Manvilie or Douglas; W
be eliminated
In the Light division either Ker
merer or Big Piney Will elimina'
tho other: and Casper has a chanc
TO eliminate Hanna
, 1922-03-15
LENGLEN Wins MATCHES
IN TOURNEY At NICE

NICE, March 15.-By The Assocl
nted Pressl.-Mme. Suzanne Lengleii
today played her first tournament ten.
since she was defeated by Mrs.
, 1922-03-15

AT KANSAS CITY - Stanislaus
Zbyszko defeated Yousif Mahmout.
tho Balkan Hon. taking first fall in
~ minutes. IS seconds.
, 1922-03-15
GIBBONS REsTs STONES.

AT GRAND FORKS. y. D.-Mike
Gibbons. st. Paul. middleweight. de-
cisivieiy outpointed Leo Stokes. Fargo.
in ten round no.decision bout.
, 1922-03-15
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire


Lewis. defeated Jatindra Gobar. India.
In straight falls.
, 1922-03-15
CASPER HIGH SM0THERS QUINTET
FROM BIC P|NEY IN STATE PLAY
Local Cagers Easy Victors in Opening Contest of
Laramie Tournament; Rock Springs-Douglas
Game Is Thriller Of First Day

LARAMIE, Wyo., March I5.-
Casper gained its second tournament
victory this morning swapping
Hanna by a score OF 81 TO }. elina-
mating the latter team. The oil city
squad merely toyed with Hanna who
was unable 20 offer serious opposi-
tion.
With the easy game on Casper
used substitutes saving its strength
IN regular players for the harder
games ahead. The floor work Of the
Casper team was particularly good.
Eastman at guard starred for Cas-
per in offense and defense.
, 1922-03-15
EDDIE o WINS.

AT C0LUMBUS-Eddie 0rDowd.
bantamweight won decision over VIII
lie Spencer, Now York In IL round
bout
, 1922-03-15
sANTEL Pms sAuER.

AT SAN FRANCISCO-Ad Santel.
San Francisco. claimant worlds light
heavyweight championship defeated
Peter sauer, Phoenix, in two straight
falls.
, 1922-03-15
RUTH cAPTAINs yANKs

RUTH CAPTAINS 1ANkS-
AT NEW ORLEANS-Selection Of
Babe" Ruth. home run king. as cap
tain Of Yankees. for 1922. announced
by Manager Higgins.
, 1922-03-15

MCKAY AND EAGLiT DRAW.
AT SEATTLE-Gordon Mckay, Sc
attic claimant OF the Pacific coast
middleweight title. fought a draw with
Joe Eagan, Boston.
, 1922-03-15

,.I hA ds Wye, March .15-casper high school found
little opposition IN the Big Piney team in the opening games
OF the state interscholastic basketball championship race
Mnlch is being staged under the auspices of the University of
Wyoming. Casper drubbed Big Piney, al to A.
Captain Lester starred at gathering points for the Casner
, 1922-03-15
FIGHT
POSTPONED ON FAILURE
To SECURE BOUT PERMIT

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE ten,
round bout between Benny Leonard
champion. and Johnny
Dundee, scheduled for March % AT
Milwaukee. has been postponed until
late in April. the exact date as yet un'
decided. IL was announced today from
pundee's headquarters here.
Postpcncment IL declared due TO Pro
motor Frank Mudkern's inability to
obtain n permit from the Wisconsin
boxing commission for a March q
bout, as another fight Is scheduled for
the Mulkern arena for that date.
, 1922-03-15

In winning today's game Casper
put the first team out OF teurna-
ment running. Hanna already hay
ing been defeated by the Raullns
team.
Other final scoTcs this morning
were:
Group A-Heaviex Cowley 81,
Lander 8; Rock Springs IS. New
castle 4; Manyins 8, Douglas J.
Group B-LAghfs: Gieurock 8. Uni
versity Props. 3: Kenmerer 16, Big
Piney Z.
Play was resumed at . o'clock
This afternoon with Sheridan pttted
against Evanston.
, 1922-03-15

RICHARDS STOPS HALL.
NAT SALEM-Eddis Richards, Port
land. knocked out Fred Hall, Salem. In
sixth round Of ten round contest.
, 1922-03-15
TREMAINE FIRST IN POINTS.

AT ST. LouIS-carl Trenaine,
Cleveland. won referees decision over
Jabez White. Albany. in ~ rounds.
, 1922-03-15

n me OPENING series OF the 81
Class A-Heavies.
Rock Springs Is. Douglas IL
Evanston %, Basin 0.
Worlanc g., Carpenter 1.
Buffalo 81, Powell -. r
cowiey 80. Whclaand & -,
Sheridan .. Newcastle Z.
Lander "a. Manville Is.
Class B-Lightwcights-
Lusk 81. Burns 2.
Cheyenne IS. Lyman G.
Greybull 20. Pine Bluffs g.
Rawlins 26, Hanna II.
Gienrock 10, Kemmerer 8.
Laramie Props IS. Sunrise II.
Casper Il, Big Piney 4.
, 1922-03-15

Tennis.
Close OF entries for the Davis cup
competition of 1922.
, 1922-03-15

Tennis.

Annual spring tournament ut Nj
ami. Fla.
, 1922-03-15

Trnnso Cirar-UnIon Made.
, 1922-03-15

Metropolitan amateur champion
ships. n Madison Square Garden.
Dave Shade vs.. Johnny Riley. II
rounds. At wilkes.Bsrro. Pa
, 1922-03-15
Polo.

Opening OF annual tournament of
Camden Is. c. Polo Club.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
Ell ARREGLO DE LA HUELGA
DE MINEROS ESTA CADA
VEZ MAS LEJOS

WASHINGTON, julio 14.-El Ga
binete estuvo reunido toda la tarde
de hoy para discutir Ia crisis del ira
baio que toma mayores 1l'oporciones.
En- la Casa Blanca han declarado
Gle un modo Official que la soluci6n dal
conficto esta cada momento mas le-
jos de Ia realidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
Hawaii dGSea Sc SuSpGn-
da la VGnta del IiCOr
Ell ALCOHOL ESTA MINANDo Ell
ORGANISING DE LOS soLDADOs Y
MARINOS

HONOLULU, n. H julio g. Expire
sando la creencia de que Ell hcor est5
mirando la salud Y el nrganisIno de los
miembros de los campamentos milltares
y navales establecidos en- Hawaii, el ge
neral C. P. Sun,merall, comandante mi
Htar del Hawaii y Ell almirante Edward
Simpson, comandante del catorceavo dis
tito naval, acaban de cemparecer ante
Ia liga contra las cantinas del Hawaii,
ridiendo que gestione la estricta obser-
vancia de la ley SEGA dentro del terri
torio que abarcan sus jurisdicciones res
pectivas.
Seglln ell almirante Simpson, muchos
dc los marinos estacionados en- Pearl
Harbor han tenido que ser internados
en- hospitales por sufrir afecciones or
ganicas causadas por ingestiones de Ii
cor de contrabando. Hanse negado hasta
a registrar casos de ceguera Y locura.
Ell general SummeralI, corroborando
las aserciones hechas por el aImirante
Simpson, cit6 algunos casos similares
registrados entire los contingencies mi
Etares a su mando y pidi6 que Sc i'm
pcnga la fuerza de la opinion ptblica
los funcionarios que Sc encargan en-
ri Hawaii de velar por Ell cumplimiento
Gle la ley Volstead.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
InlDOrtantoS dGCiSiOn0S del
Tribunal Supreme de P. R.

GAMBIA, demandante y apelado VS..
PORTO RICO FERTILIZER CO., de-
rnandada Y aDelante.
Apelaci6n procedente de Ia Corte de
Distritc de San Juan, sscci6n Primera,
en- pleito sobre cobro de dividendos.
No. 2474 -Resuelto en- abril "a, 1922.
CoEPORACIoN = ACCTONISTA -
PREsUNCION. .-Cuando estan insert
tas originahnente aceiones de una cor
poraci6n a nombre lie TN accionista tai
hecho establece la presunci6n a su fa-
vor de ser ell verdadero dueno de las
miSmas
ID. I'D - CEsIoN. -DIvIDENDoS.
Cuando una corporation funda su de-
rocho en- cieTsa clausuia de un contrato
para negarse a reconocer los supuestos
derecnos dc IN aecioHista por virtud
de una cesi6n de acciones, dicha cor
por&ci6n esta obligada por la misma
clausula que fla ell derecho a dividen-
dos vencidos en- ell mismo accionista
Los hechos estan expresados en- Ia
opinion
Abogados de la apelante: Sres G.
Coli Cuchi G. Cruzado Silva.
Abogado del apelado: Sr Jose de
Gu2man Benitez. IL Juez Asociadc
sr. Wolf emiti6 la opinion del tribu-
nal
"Revocada en- parte y en- parte con-
flrmada la seatencia apelada. -
Jueces concurrentes: Sres. Presiden-
te del Toro y Associates Aldrey y HUI
Gibson. Ell Juez Asociado sr. Fran
CO Soto no iptervino en- Ia vista de
este case.
GAMBIA, demandante y apelado v.
PORTO RICO FERTILIZER CO., de-
mandada y apelante.
Apelaci6n procedenta de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n Primera,
en- pleito sobre cobro de dividendoa
(,noci6n de reconsideration
No. 474-Resuelto Ell mayo %,
1929.
RECONSIDERATION - AUTOS. -
APELACION - A virtud de moci6n
de reconsideration Y en- ausencia de
alguna circustancia especial, una parte
no tiene derecho a adicionar los autos
con certifcaciones de otro case ira
tar de ventilar nuevas cuestiones por
primera vez en- esta Corte.
Los hechos estan expresedos en- la
opinion