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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-06

Fielding's bare-handed fight with q
wolf in Shame" the William Fox
special production at the New Ken
drick Theatre, tonight and Saturday.
Fielding's wife has reached the
Alaskan cabin where her husband
and child are staying, and, as he
carries her in, the wolf follows, snarl-
ing and leaps at the mans throat. He
clutches for the beasts neck, misses,
and forces his wrist into its mouth,
holding the white fangs apart. Back
and forth across the floor the strug-
gle goes on. Now, for a moment, the
man is on his feet, and then he is
thrown by the writhing, clawing an
imal-but never losing his hold.
Finally his free hand finds the throat
of the wolf.
For a few moments, feeling the
death grip in the strength of the man,
the struggles of the wolf are redou-
bled, and the hold is almost broken.
Then the beast begins to weaken, and
at last gives up the fight.
1t is a gripping, thrilling battle
from the moment the wolf leaps at
the man until the termination of the
struggle, and forms sensational in
cident in an enthralling story.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-06
SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO,
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF
LATAH
Harold X. White. plaintiff, VS..
Helen H. White. defendant.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
CIR LETTINGS TO Helen H. White,
the above named defendant
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against you
in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the State of
Idaho, in and for the County of
Latah, by the above named plain
tiff, of the nature in general terms
as follows:
To obtain decree of divorce from
defendant on the ground of deser-
ton.
And you are hereby directed to
appear and answer the said com
plant within 20 days of the service
of this summons, if served within
said Judicial District, and within forty
days if served elsewhere. And you
are further notified that unless you
SO appear and answer said com
plant within the time herein speci-
fed, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you as prayed in said
complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District of the State Of Idaho
in and for Latah County, this 26th
day of September, A. D., 1922.
HARRY A. THATCHER, CLERK
(SeaD
BY ADRIAN NELSON, Deputy
FRANK l.. MOORE, Moscow
Idaho. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-06

and DR.. veon's mother. spent the
week end In Lewiston.
EHarry Langdon was Moscow visit
or the first of the week.
Mrs. Pete Speaker Of Asotln ar
rived Thursday Afternoon to VISIT
her brothers. Alley and Given Mus
toe, near Southwick.
Henry Emmett moved his house
hold goods from his farm on Little
Bear ridge to his Charleston home.
the first of the week. Ira Gentry
has rented the Little Bear ridge
ranch.
* Lester Croker returned Wednes-
day from Charleston where he has
been working IN the First Bank of
Charleston as assistant cashier. He
has given up his work there ana
will remain at home for while.
Leo e. Raaberg, assistant cashier
of the kendrick State Bank, has
accepted position with the Stand
ard OIL 20. as an accountant. He
will have headquarters at Dayton,
WASH, and will begin his duties
there about the middle of this
month. He is an excellent account
ant and his services have been val
liable to the bank here. His broth
err. who graduated from Whitman
College last year, has like position
with the Standard Oil Co.
This seems to be the sales season
IN this locality. There IS big sale
at Longs store, one at the kendrick
Store and one at WolIer's Store at
Cameron. all starting this week.
J. E. Hoppe of Southwlck won
the $500 prize at the Long & Sons
sale, yesterday.
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y Fairview Items

X Miss Edith Boyd spent the week
end visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Draper.
|a<> Walter Mccall, who has been
farming tor the past year near Git
ford has returned to his home here
and expects to farm this year on the
Potlatch.
F. M. Helton visited Friday and
Saturday ut the Walker and James
HeltOn homes.
x Louie Ogden OF Clifford spent Sun
day evening at the McCaIl home.
TFreddle Glenn is staying with his
aunt, Mrs. Buchanan and attending
school at Juliaetta.
D<Mr. and Mrs. JOHN Lettenmier
and children of Southwlck are
spending several days at the Walker
Helton home.
fiMrs. Mccall and three sons were
Sunday evening callers at the T. j..
freshman home.
Mel Muller and family are NOV
ing into the log house just below
the school house, having rented ir
from Mr.. Carlton.
Falrview school will give a Hal
low'een Frolic and Basket Social,
Friday sevening at 500 o'clock on
November 3, 1922. Everyone come
and see the "Old WITCH" and the
ghosts" Bring basket. witch
es Brew" (coffee) will be served
free from the witches kettle.
Everyone welcome.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-06

FOR SALE good padded cot, rea-
sonable price. French Shop. 40-1t
FOR SALE: My farm, known as
the Frank MeNeely place, on Bear
ridge; $4,000 If sold within 30 days.
Will give terms. Wallace Reid, r.
F, u. No. z, Kendrlck. 40-1t
Where do you eat? Why not the
Commercial, home cooking? 39-lt
FOR SALE: 8 pedigreed Poland
China hogs, sows and l male.
Male will weigh $50 or 500 pounds;
sows 225 pounds. Inquire A. E.
Johnston, Agatha, Idaho. 1929
FOR SALE or TRADE: Big regis
tered Duroc Jersey male hog. In
quire Leonard Wolff, Leland. 39-2t
FOR SALE: Betsy Olson property
consisting of 5 room house, good
location. Price $70O; $500 down
easy terms for the balance. 5 per
cent off tor cash. Inquire Gazette
office. 39-3t
Try one of those good meal at the
Commercial. +. E. Erickson, pro-
prietor. 39-1t
Good Brooks automatic monograph
for sale. Inquire Gazette Office
38-tf
LOST: Between Troy and kend-
rick, black grip. Reward. Notify
Gazette. 37-3p
Ancona Cockerels for sale: My
pullets laid at al and 5 months,
Price $l.00. Mrs. j. L. johnson
FOR SALE: 2 milk cows. Inquire
Mrs. Mary Pribyl, Southwick. 37-3t
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-06

Get a supply of the most needed
poultry remedies and keep them on
hand for emergencies.
| The sooner eggs are set after being
laid the better. There is no such
thing as setting them too soon for best
results.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-06
KILLS ANIMAL AFTER FIERCE
STRUGGLE AS WOMAN LOOKS
ON IN CABIN

One of the most sensational scenes
ever shown on the screen is David
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

HUDGINS-Died. at the residence of her
noih.r, MIS-. +. 4. Hudein>. ~ West
Car! Street. Monday. November ~. Mi>,
t1zabeth tGdstgs Fuueta. from the
home !! o'clock Wednesday,.
JoNES-D-d Tuesday. November Is.
ls22, n.lS \. ri. at the Grace Hospital,
iona X, Lon"s. OF li.s Mostly street.
IN the 5Sih Year % his age. lie 10 sur
rircd 10y MS wife, Mrs Maggie VI. Jones
seven children. Mrs, :. 4. Mahanea
Mrs " =. Rass. Edi;h H.. Elizabeth A..
Willie T., George W. and Lester NJ.
Jones three brothers. II. II. NJ. r. ana
j. ]. Jones. also jhrec sisters Airs f.
A Fofio'ne. Mrs. William T. Reese and
MISS bilase" x. Jones Eun.ra.
Thursday afternoon 81 3 o'clock from
Paramount Baptist Church. lntermen,
'"N""od. scranton Pa.y papers pies
copy.
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FunerA. directors
Special Notices

Special Notices q
DIME MOOT Snpr. INC.--Th!s IirI-
store sr"uu,i IA" corner j. ceiling IN.
creates values - buys uud men. ,hnr,
ever "n"t"d VA EicHn,und. You must
see to h-!'-y-. walls e hall ni.ci, IN
pays 10 waih- .vs \otth Sry-uth -
Back ~ h"ll,'-ru Rios
COSTUMES NoSTUMEiH --rpcr your a..
der now Tor San'. t!an, costume,
Richmond Awning co. 81, North MINI
ELITE BEAUTY rANIOi,-r.o. c.I.-
oTatrd oietH>, meet" Rapid" . guar
sn'e.d e"lor!ns foJ gray hair. sold .nd
APPLIED :cs East Kroad. Madison 500
Repair Wurh Spcciaitv.
IL. COHEN
h"rchtnt OF Diamonds and Fine J.y.lrv
--- NJ q tp'U 20s T. BROAD
MINI iE-hitd Moutsy, Nov. o. is.. at
81" NJ good and faithful dc.
aged - y-ars
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REAL ESTATE FOR SIZE

business Property "a
FACTORY BUILDING. 5000 square fs.,
floor. centrally located. Possession 90
days. j 400. care The Dispatch
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BUY YOUR USED CAR
FROM A HOUSE OF
REPUTATION.

YOU may look without seeing. asin dense
darkness, and YOU may Sc. without look
ms, as in a lIshtnin. nash but YOU can
40 either when YOU are dealing with Co
n'fn Motor Sales Corp. and rest assured
mat YOU are getting value received either
IA nfw or used automobiles Our policy
- used ears ovcrhau!cd and rcpa!nt.d Ly
men VINO know how.
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IL AtEMoHIAN

''N'DfN ~ NJ f.S II. Dbol.EY.
IN the passing @: such men as Ma Tor
James III. Dcol-y, whose death occurred
on Thursday last, II is fitting that W..
pause 10 pay tribute 20 him as one Of
thHt courageous b. nj Of business men who
triumphed over the wcl.-night insnrnount-
sble obstacles with which they w.r. con.
froni"d N the r-stoTa tlon of industrial
ana financial Richmond in tile years fol-
lowing the Ciril War. Major Dool.y was
In me forefront Of those who IN ,hu..
troupions iImes. continued to display tina,
bravery and resolution which had won di,
Nneuon Tor them on the battlefield
In his college days. Major Dool.v mad
e1hioiteu brilliant intellectual qualities
which forecHs,ed his subsequent success.
IN many lines OF cndesvor In th. law.
In legislative halls. In the industrial =.
ouiioins OF the South. in finance. he Wa
an outstanding tsure. lie lived In see m.
splendid results Of his early Labor. and
thouRh he had passed the fourscore mark
he was activ. In business untu . .bor,
ume before the end came
A. MS assoctst.- OF the Board Of III
Iee'orh OF TINS ba nk, desire to record
TINS trhiimonia! to his exceptional ability
mis- remarkable achievements. his integrity
AND 10 express our sorrow over the mrs.
ing OF our associate whom We counted
our personal friend
HUGH ANTRIM
JAMES IL. ANDERSON
JAMES D. CEuMp
COMMITTEE.
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Hnrl,ls and land Tor Sale ss

tAItM bAkGAlNS.
We have a large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. Ii you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
c. L. & H. L. DENOON, !.
8O7 East Main Street.
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In Mcnoriain

DocLEY-At me,tine OF IN. Board OF
Directors UI tn. state snd City Bank
ana Trust ComgaEy. held November a.
ls--. the 'ollowlns Inemorisn, presented
oN IN" committee appointed to draft
sH''""I- resolutions on the death NJ
Major James u. Dooiey. was ordered ia
I've spread upon the minutes OF tho
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MILLER & RHOADs

MAGELLAN ~ 1SllOADO
Have an opening for an ex-
perienced dress goods sales
man. This position can be
made unusually attractive
to a salesman with person
atty and the proper kind
of training. Applications
will be considered in strict
confidence. Apply by lette.',
or in person,
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Fifth Floor.
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TiMbER-sio.Ooo feet pine timber, oooch.
iand couaty. 26 miles from Richmond,
o's miles from railroad. win sell at bar.
gam Box 40. care Tho Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

enough" he said.
No I replied. "R"fore can
move 7 must know. her financial cir
cumsta aces. 1t Is useless 10 work In
the dark. Apparently she Is we'll on,
therefore to approach her and ask
her to sell us a little Information
may be very difficult matter. l
would suggest that Pion and Cho-
tard be sent to Essen. watch her,
make Inquiries. and report to me-"
Certainly. IL you wish" was his
reply, and the two French secret
agents were sent for. and there and
then instructed.
a month passed hcfor" they re-
turned TO Paris PiOn called on me
at Font aineblcau and made his report.
1t was comprehensive and complete.
Thc~Baroness Won Gutenberg was
Hungarian OF mysterious birth and
assertions. She was a very fne
musician. and her enemies declared
that she was gypsy. and was not
baroness at all. search had. how
ever reen mad" into her past, and
il was discovered that at the age 81
twenty she had married the Baron
Won Gutenberg of Budapest, who had
died year afterwards. She had
gone 10 Berlin. and by the influence
OF powerful friends had been intro
duced ro Count Won Stuhel. who had
appointed her his confidential secre-
tary, far he always declared that she
WIS tho only woman he had ever met
who could keep secret
When Piou told me that MY heart
fell There was apparently little
chance Tor me 10 learn anything o.
interest 10 France
But have found ont other
things m'sicur." the we'll dressed
agent went on Il have discovered
that tho baroness hates Count Won
Stubcl and is eager for revenge"
J. "Oh! That's interesting. Why?" |
asked.
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because he has treated an init
mate friend Of hers. certain Frau
lcin kohler. very badly. Though she
is his confidential secretary. and she
has through her hands the plans OF
all the new guns that krupp's are
casting. she detests the count
] paused
Yes. Anything else?" asked.
"'rhuuch she is an extremely clever
woman she lives eXtravagantly, and
is NJ the moment very hard pressed
for money Shf has some valuable
icwclrv i'm pawn with money lender
named Karnebeck in Rotterdam
whilc her creditors are threatening
to seize the contents Of her large
house and her motor car"
"Ah. Then she has a large house
-en?"
"A very nice onc-the best fur
risncd in Essen--and she en:crtains
n good deal"
What Pion told me was certainly
interesting. II she had pawned her
irwclry and WAS under threats Of
creditors. then she might be amen
able TO the bait offered by the Re-
public Of France.
But il was ar extremely delicate
matter 10 negotiate, because r
went 10 Essen. or to Berlin and put
my proposal before her she might
as likely as not. turn round and be-
trav me to the German authorities.
confess that during the next few
davs walked the boulevards II
great uncertainty. was about Il
tread upon very thin ice. At the
, Quai dOrsay they we're begging mi
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ment and with sudden interest.
"Ycs. boy, she is. And every plan
O: new guns constructed at Krupp's
passes through her hands. Get on
the right side Of her. my dear Billy.
and you ought to know lot which
Will be highly Interesting to your
friends at the Quai d'Orsay."
held my breath. Was 1t possible
that such good luck should pass my
way? The Baroness Leopoldtne had
been very affable towards me, but l
confess that she had not hitherto
interested me. She was OF type
that ! met year in year out In Con-
tinental hotels. and at first | confess
that did not quite realize Gretton's
suggestion.
"Play YOUR cards we'll. Billy. and
YOU can do il. know-and you'll
get into her good graces." he said.
shes not at all happy I've found
out. But why cant vet discover.
Now" he added. 1--WE given YOU the
clue: carry out the affair in your
own way"
Count Won Stuh"l. the notorious
Potsdam junker and friend OF the
Emperor. il she chief director OF
!. rupp's.. lie has palatial offices In
the I.clpzigCrstrasse. II she Is his
confidential secretary. then she GER
tainly knows many. secrets OF arma-
ments. and would have access to
many plans"
Just 40. boy. That's what I'm
thinking
Later on he left the room and !
returned 10 bed. where | lay think
Ing and trying TO devise a plan. NV
first object was TO gain her conf
dence. and with that in view | next
day telesraph"d to Paris that
could not yet leave Palermo. and
later invited her COR stroll beside
the sea.
The morning WAS glorious. though
very hot. yet she looked cool and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
V.--The Secret of the Jade Beads

Little did | think OF what the out
come Of that ingenious invitation
would he.
We'll" she said. come tn Ger
many soon. Here is my card" and
taking from her gold bag little
case, she gave me 4 card upon which
was hcr name and address. You
see l live in Essen. hut, | am often in
Berlin"
That day spent with my friend
Hubert Johnson on board his yacht,
and it WAS midnight before I re-en-
tered the Villa lCica-the Villa OF
Health I went straight to my room.
but hardly had entered it than the
handle turned and Dick entered un-
tremendously.
BY the expression upon his coun-
terance | saw that something UNI
usual had happened.
Look here. Billy" he said. with
lard determination. III you remain
calm and play your cards we'll you've
soft thrG-something which Will
be Of interest to both Britain and
France
"Why?" / asked. What's up?"
Up" he echoed. why, can't you
guess who the baroness really is?"
rs that a conundrum?" inquired
III so. it's too late tonight.
"Conundrum, No. YOU bloc
All. you don't understand.
NO. Dick. really don't said
leaning back in a soft chair In my
pyjamas.
Wal. that woman Is harmed
clever woman" he declared. shes
not only sent here on a financial
deal by the German Government. but
she holds one Of the most responsible
positions it is possible Tor any
" oman 10 hold"
"Oh, That's Interestingly!
| Yes. II ought 10 be very interest
Ing 70 YOU" he added. Then. lower
ing his voice. he went on: THE
fact lie. she's the confidential secre
tary 10 the chief director at Nupp',
at Essef!"
oh! OH" calculated in amaze
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| to carry the thing farther. France
was fnanticallv anxious at that mo-
mont to know what war preparations
were being MADE by the Junkers
! In England they pooh poohed the
whole idea that war was coming
Never in our time" the government
had assured the people. for the Brit
ish Cahine; had-thanks 10 certain
| irresponsible politicians at whose
door lies today the lives OF millions
given a well mixed dope 10 the ma
ton.
! II was only in August, 1914. that
! the effect OF the dope ended. and the
world rubbed its eyes. turned over
silently, and round itself at war. Blu,
the EarcnoSs Lcopo,dno was one OF
those who knew Gcrmany's inner
/ most secrets-those OF the long
I thought out guns. the Rig Bertha.
which was To hurl its great shell &C
many miles distant upon Fairs.
The Quai d'Orsay worried mo daily
to go 10 Essen. hut had had much
experience in secret service work. SC
: went 10 London instead.
, Once more was on the point NJ
: learning secrets. ] took up my
abode at my club. tho Devonshire
and led the lie o! man about
town. You may PROBABLY wonder
why. Well. had method. | felt
! that Il was possible that my hand
some friend the baroness might be
Just as inquisitive concerning my
self as | had been concerning her
When ono does secret work one has
! TO have ones eyes skinned.
Pion came over from Paris one
| day with a personal message from
| the director OF the French secret
! service. He told me that the baron
! css was at homo in Essen. Would
return 10 Paris and arrange what
offer France should make to the
clever woman who was in the care
! lly-Guarded secret Of krupps.
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dainty in ~ nimsv summer gown.
What IA amusing fellow your
friend. Mr. s;rctton. is" she laughed
as we walled together. lie is such
nice type, Of American"
Yes. re is" agreed We've
been fr!c;,ds for a great number OF
years. nnMTwc are fcllow-trnrclicrs''
Then sh& began to speak OF books.
telling mo .that she had read many
OF my worts.
Il love So<morolltan books" sh"
declared. .prohably because am
such n cosmopolitan myself"
You live in Essen. do you no.; |
asked.
Yes" was her reply, IL am. how
ever. often backwards and forwards
to Berlin"
And Sm in Essen sometimes !
STAY AT tbs Eheiaischer Fot."
II live IN tho Observation-Disclosures.
number Seventeen. opposite the
s,adt- Garfn. Next time YOU arc in
Essen yof must call and see me.
eh?"
II certainly will" I said whole
hea tcdly. Tor I meant it.
I remarked in Palermo a further
couple oh days. during which |
showed hHr all the polteness pos
sible. and then one night wo all three
crossed to- Naples and arrived In
Rome on! the following afternoon
She left M there after merry "ad-
do" and Dlck and took the Paris
express rlntt night.
When reported 10 the proper
quarter a. tho Qua! d'Orsay and told
! tho director "f my acquaintance with
the RarGHcss Won Gutenberg. he
urged me 10 lose no time in sound
ing" her. e.,
! These German women will Dr.
anything scr money if the sum is biz
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-02
Says Newspaper Is Best
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NdVer using 'he printed repre-
Senlation ana projected personal
ity OF any business should NOT De
used as a medicine or 1000 10 cure
SICK business ra.Iler' II Should
be directed To deVeiopihs iiiS'itu-
iionai good VIII. was an oDSerya-
tion "i u. KAY 9iaeiIer' adVer'is-
lnS manager oil the retail depart
nent oi Marshall fleld " o.
hIcago. III an address AT a JOINT
luncheon-meetln& oil the AdIer-
using Ilub ct Louisville ana ke-
tan Merchant ASSOCIATION at
the NIer TO-DAY. IN exception
ally large attendance Oh adNer'i.-
crN and retailers heard Mr.. Shael-
Ter. NJ the conclusion a, series OF
slides were shown To Illustrate
advertising policies oI the INCA
concern.
nc newspapers a. a preferred
medium Tor putting a matter pc
tore the pubic was landed ny AR.
'i'ae. Ct "i'c'l nc oe'la''eu INC
l"NNiniiI'ie' "I business promo
iron through ti,l' printed .aieS-
man j. neE''la iiilaSi'al'"h'
Inc importance OF 'treSSlnS
'oalill III all dealhlSH WIN inc
pth'ic was einpnaSlIcd OH AIr.
Niiaen'r Wieh ne Salu' d.
ne theory ana praCti0c "i
merchandising ana advertising
are oa>ea on 'hi' prin'lpie-'''at
inc merchant mas a very large ana
ae"iil'e rcspo'lS'oili'y 10 MS COM
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