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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-01
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF the Village Of Challis, Challis l.
daho, from July 1st., to October LIST,
1922.
Receipts, General Fund
July Water rent paid ..............$153.55
July, apportioned by County. 520.SS
August Water Rent paid ............ 1878
Sept. Water rent paid ................ 1880
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-01

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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-01
Totals, all counties......$es5,s 27.75
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

the former, the strain rested largely
around the narrow strip on the cir
cUmference of the tire. With the
smooth tread the load was more wide
ly distributed.
!, Non-Skid II Right Principle.
:, But now the non-skid has almost
totally replaced all other types and
only few of the very small makers
'pre building anything else. The per-
fected non-skid tire Of today is a
of all other types, since
it not only gives greater mileage than
all of its predecessors. but is an ef-
fective guard against skidding.
f. This has resulted in a certain econ
omy, for car owners who keep their
tires in good condition. They now
carry but one spare. a non-skid cord:
for they no longer need two types Of
treads in spare tires.
Today is the day of the cord tire. =
F While this type of tire gives as
much as ten times the mileage of the
early tires, manufacturers. however,
still continue toward higher develop
ment in construction.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

comprising sometimes 100 wagons
and camping in fields and woods.
They invade the market places in
towns. and on market days crowd
out German vendors.
The authorities In the several COM
munities are taxed beyond their re-
sources to control these hordes and
prevent them from beating the Ger
mans In trades. at which they are
adopts. Members of the reichstag
have asked the government what
steps were to be taken to drive out
or control the unwelcome guests.
Where they have como from the
authorities do not know, but many of
them are rich, travel in state in lux
urious wagons equipped with rich
oriental rugs and fine furnishings
and ice boxes, In which there are al
ways supplies Of good wines. liquors
and costly champagnes.
Men of these gypsy bands have
adopted modern European apparel,
but the women cling to the quaint
and picturesque original costumes
The young girls are beautiful.
Communities through which the in
vaders. pass usually are cleaned out
through trade, purchase or theft. al
though it is next to impossible to fix
crimes upon the gypsies.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
TIREMAKER SEES BIG YEAR:
INDUSTRY ON SOUND BASIS
Rubber Manufacturers Preparing for Big
Business-Plaiin and Ribbed Tread Tires
Being Discarded for Non-Skid Types.

companies reported sales and produc-
ton as large il not larger. than any
in their history. This was the reac-
ton following the November !: an
nouncement of lower prices. 1t
marked the beginning of the time
when S car owners had ceased to
stretch the life of old, worn-out tires
with costly and unworthy repairs.
Personally, 1 look upon the tire in
dustry, from my point Of view, very
much asa big motor car parts maker
said recently. He remarked. I'VE
have learned to know which are the
strong companies and which are the
weak ones" In the tire business my
judgment follows the same trend Of
reasoning. The outlook for the strong
dealer who is selling standard mer-
chandise and operating upon a sound
basis is good for 1922. 1t is good
right now.
Seventy-four Types Discarded.
Within the past three years, among
the larger tiremakers. seventy-four
styles, types and sizes of tires have
been discarded. This. in large
measure. is responsible for today's
present low prices. 1t means concen-
tratinE production and development
upon but sixteen tire styles. -.
In the old days a pioneer Cleveland
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GOOD WILL INDUSTRIES
SALVAGE MATERIAL AND
WRECKS OF HUMANITY

By the Associated Pseas.
CHICAGO. February 1S. - The
Institute for the Good VIII Ih-
dustries, ian organization for the
reclamation Of men and things"
will open a four-day session here
tomorrow.
The Good VIII Industries" is an
agency of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for carrying on jointly
the process Of salvaging material
wreckage and human life"
mot charity. but chance" is the
motto. 1t takes cast-off furniture
and clothing. makes each article
over as nearly new as possible. and
then passes it on to that part OF
the public which can afford to pay
but little for it's wearing apparel
and household goods.
In this rebuilding process hum
dreds of men and women physi-
cally or mentally broken are given
employment. receiving their pay
from the proceeds Of the sale Of
goods they remake. The work is
carried on in fifty American cities.
Among speakers will be Rev. w.
8. Burton, Buffalo, N. y, and
others from Pittsburgh, Denver
and Boston.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

automobile maker felt the need for a
pneumatic tire to replace the xolid
tires then used. He appealed to the
rubber manufacturers and was told
the idea was not practical one and
wouldn't work. :.
Nobody wanted to try 1t.
Finally one rubber manufactures
told him that he would try to make a
few tires. but the automobile maker
would have to pay for all Of the equip
ment necessary to make them. The
first set of tires must have cost no less
than several hundred dollars each.
These first tires were fabric tires,
built upon the same principle as the
bicycle tire, hence the smooth tread.
They only ran few miles, but they
taught their makers how to build
tires. 1t was not until some years
later that other types were brought
out. Attempts were made to build
non-skid tires. but the carcass Of the
tire seldom lasted long. although they
did give better traction. This taught.
tiremakers that the non-skid tire was.
practical and they turned to it's de-
velopment. 4
No Protection Against Skldding.
Meanwhile the cord tire was intro
duced and with it as distinctive fea-,
ture. the ribbed tread made Its appear
ance. This type of tread made tires
wear d ilttio AoHSSA, out AurhlsHeu no
protection against skidding. 1t is not
surprising then that the ribbed tread
is now discarded by the larger manu-
facturers and the public is not only
accepting but demanding non-skid
tires for all four wheels, whereas they
were formerly thought necessary only
on the rear ones.
hese three types OF tread, smooth,
ribbed and non-skid. prolonged the de-
velopment of the tire Of today. Each
type required different construction
in the carcass to give long life. The
treads point of contact with the road
made it necessary to build a somewhat,
different carcass for the ribbed tread
than for the smooth tread, for. with
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Wasting Words and Energy.

From the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
r "Is the boss in?" asked the visitor.
The office boy, with his chair tilted
back and his legs stretched out on q
desk, made no reply.
Il asked if the boss is in," said the
visitor.
: The Office boy glanced at him. but
remained silent.
"Didn't you hear me?" snapped the
visitor.
. "Of course I heard you" answered
the boy, scornfully.
Then why the dickens didn't you
tell me if the boss's in?"
:. Now. I ask you.' retorted the boy,
as he recrossed his legs on the desk.
docs it look like it?"
Evening star., 1922-02-19
By ID. VI. MASON,
General Manager, the Mason Tire and
Rubber Company.

No Industry is more justified than
the rubber manufacturers in expect
ing a big and satisfactory year of
good business in 1922.
In fact, it is here already.
1t is evident that tire buyers realized
tia: tine November decline in tire
prices brought them down to rock
bottom. just as they have come to
know that the new motor car prices
announced at the New York show
were about as low as could be expect
I'd. In each instance the result has
been an increase in sales. Tire prices
have never been lower and the next
change will very likely be upward.
Present conditions form the basis
for my optimism regarding this year.
No manufacturer is carrying a large
inventory of tires, compared with for
IEer years. Sales and production were
never more closely in balance. In
fact. the one depends absolutely upon
the other.
During December some of the tire
Evening star., 1922-02-19
GYPsIEs MAKE INVASION.

Hordes overrunning Germany Civ
ing Authorities Trouble.
BERLIN. January 2s.-North and
East Hanover. from Oldenburg to
Brunswick. have been invaded by an
army of gypsies travelling in bands,
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More Facts You Should Know!

I For the calendar year, January 1, 1921,
to January l, 1922, Buick built and
actually sold over $4,000 automobiles.
} These sales for the calendar year 1921
exceeded by over 1900 cars the sales Of
any automobile manufacturer having
six>cylinder automobile in its line.
Z These sales for this period likewise.
represent volume Of business greater by
over $9000,000 than the sales Of any
other automobile manufacturer ex>
Guiding Ford.
n These figures are taken from official
reports and are absolutely reliable
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, Flint, Michigan
Motors
Pioneer Builders of Vavein- Head Motor Cars
Branches in all Principal alcr Erery~
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TIME CARDS

WESTBOuNO-Daily
Train. Arrive Depart.
No. THE Scout. 1880 pm $40 pm
No. 3--Cait. LimIted1O:3O am IL 100 am
No. Fargo Fast. 1850 am ll;20 am
No. 9-The Navajo. 1885 am 1900 am
SOUTHBOUND.
No eel Paso Exp 1910 pn
No. 27-El Paso EXP 1l:i0 am
EASTBQUND.
No. 2-The Navajo. 2:l0 pm $40 pm
No. 4-CaHf. Limited. 8 90 pm $40 pm
No. SIS. F, Eight, 7:25 pm $40 pm
No. l0--The Scout, 7:2O am 1850 am
FROM SOUTH
No. 2S-FrOm FL Paso ,S5 pm
No 30--From Ell Paso 1900 am
No. 80 connects ct Telen with No, 70
for Clovis, Pecos Valley Ksps- City and
G Coast.
M. 20 connect at Delan with No. 81
from Clovis and points east and south
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For Rent-Rooms with Board

MEALS WIN pI7yaro FANNY, No sIck sol
North Fourth.
FOR RENT--Roons with 7-oo-d- cIosa IN
400 West Iron.
For RENT oo,,7g- NTH hood -o1o
s'rti nro,dway WI" '0''0' go
i,,r,i-r, r, ~
49, l,ILiNiSN' te t'e%l9 POI 'eu'
'9--.s GogN.,'s, 81 .,oltn ieItn,
~. ~ l''> tfj IN posCn, su!taule
~, Nv ~. VIZ. po,lI VI. 80 y VI u laptE,
FOR RENT - Furnace heated front
r' lUoln Win garage IL aeslfeu' 4-o' last
..,--,
! NICELY lfurnishedDroom with board Pr
Nale fanny. no SICK. IO5L forresIcr:
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room VITA
i!rst class table board. ITO South Arno'
49, w
GOOD HOME COOKING, served family
S,!le. MIS- Knight corner Broadway
am toId.
ROOM AND BOARD, all accommodations,
four vacancies. COZ South Arno, phone
s524-M.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed room wlthsleep-
ing porch; first class board. 40 East
leRtraL
FOR RENT-Nica front room with board,
gentleman preferred. sos South High,
phone l5I9-I
ROOM Win or without board, in private
family; splendid frod; reasonable rates
1906 East Gold.
ROOM AND BOARD large front room
with separate beds all conveniencas
III South broadway.
FGP I5r, (--T, f5-,-,, ~ 10 "a "a ,rI1,o1-
family ~ two, gond modern convef,-
fences. 21S south High
TGNTCC[,5 R1NGTI-Tc-aI ioca11o1 for
boaltbgeel,ors. tow rosnrvotians now
,,.aii,,i. pI,,ro oo,o ''''''"' INV
GOOD BOARD and room for two, $3.50
per month, also sleeping porcH Fioi
222,-.-, = Nv
/ X REN I--koom ano sleeping porch
with BOARD Tor conVaIescents; gentle
men only; private home. Phone 2l48-W.
SPECIAL. delightful room and porch in
furnace heated home. for lady conva-
| lcsccnt. Price s55 per month. Phone
1422-W
,,l6e I,z;777, ---------i 565 s,--,,77,
MRS GGD ana has b moved os to r SOB Sp n9
sleeping p6rches With board for c,nyG-
, ,ysz-!'; So! none 90. 77 =
PT Tvs a r, -ns .t ana , s,asSeu In s,eep
! Ice, oIsn tab1o bn,rd phone 2oSS.J 9iO
/ soutb Walter Ntrq Rporr
-, ,,;,r,r1 ---,
Two buslrees school glrls or worlr-
inc giris tn furnace bnotad borre M
sir,, 400 goutb Sovontb
- =. =.
eA%hTNpi iTtytii0TrT ~ tnharc,or
co1y,,oscants. groduata yrrsa IN NJ.
tendance. ratea Nv Tho weei, or month
| C-alI oAOn-T1
rOp pE>,-r--- ~ ,,,jtI, -o-cb s,,itabIe
for two beoitbseelsers In rodern
con home, nIe ~ MILK and crash epgs.
| rorr care giren he'd natiants sG5 6er
month, including trays, close to street
car Write, Box 200, care Morning
Journal
DTSEI5VNvTT0Ns NAV ,,-,I,, ne had At 81
I,bn's Senotorinr, f,rniscnnaN. rates,
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FOR SALE-Real Estate


FOR SALE-Fine 90 foot lot on East
Silver at reduced price. ]. A. Ham.
mond. S24 East silver.
FOR SALE--Level lot one block from
Central with cement foundation. 22x26;
only Si35; $50 cash, SIS per L.onth. can
j. w. Lutrell, Angelus hotel, mornings.
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FOR RENT

$20,O0O.00 to loan on good first
mortgage.
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Sacrifices
-

$425,oO-Desirable building lot in the
Fourth ward, easy terms
$725,o0-Two-room cottage with sleep
ing porch, city water, South high
lands.
1925 .00-Three-ro single roof adobe,
plastered inside and out, new, easy
terms.
$3.50 OO--Tmmedlate possession Of this
new 4-room home in the lowlauds
fine porches and the balance Of
S2,55O.O0 as rent. A snap,
sG5O.00--A new 4-roor, home on splen-
did street in Fourth ward. Move right
In and pay the balance whenever YOU
wish. Price only $2950.00 Easy
terms and right prices on homes and
vacant lots in all parts Of the city.
j. D. IIELEHI1R, Rcaltor.
211 West Gold Phone 40
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FOR RENT--Storo room, living apar'-
ments in connection, in the 1900 block
Won East Central: splendid location fer
Fdfug store. Phone 777-J.
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EIGHT ROOM,

Modern house for sale near Uni
versity. Furnace, garage, cement
drive and walks, lawn and shades.
Nearly new, and only $4,000.
Part terms.
j. A. HAMMOND,
S24 IL. Silver. Phone 1522-R.
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START FEBRUARY RIGHT.
Invest SO per month in Uni
versity Heights lots. The mod
crate prices Of $275 to $500
makes it easy to own your own
home. Call or phone our office
and we will be glad to show
you the many new homes built
on the Heights during the last
year. We can also state some
facts to you about things that
have been done by these easy
payment investments that will
surprise you perhaps.
Look this addition over today.
We are general agents.
Our aim is to serve the public
thereby help make a Greater
Albuquerque.
Phone Gao. Second and Gold.
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FOR SALE.

Dandy lot, 5Ox142 feet, on
West Silver avenue. also an
extra well built, almost new
brick bungalow, glassed-in
sleeping porch, front and back
screened porches, lawn, side
walks, trees, garage, etc, To-
Gated on West Silver avenue,
Priced to sell and good terms,
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Journal Want Ads bring results.
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RUG CLEANERS
FOR RENT-Ranches


FOR RENT-Ranch. Apply M. Mandell,
116 West Central.
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PERSONAL L

WANTED--Priyate pupils; teacher is eX-
perienced and specially trained for
primary work. c19 North High, phone
1881.
CHILDREN'S HAIR CUT at their homes,
S5c; ladies' shampoo, mems hair cut
and shaves at their home, by Perkins
Brothers. phone 1967-R
ANYONE knowing the address or where
abouts of Jacob Bemenderfer will con-
fer favor by sending the same to Mrs.
i. w. ID. Bryan, SOC North Eighth
street, Albuquerque, N NJ.
WHETHER your troubles are love.
health. money or-marriage, write fully;
strict confidence; prompt, personal reply,
We help thousands. Prof Coffman,
Div. J-17. 1924 North Second, Albuquer-
que, N. M,
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Has large well arranged rooms.
Wen built, Of best material.
Hardwood flooring, partly
furnished. Lot 50X142, near
New York and Luna boule-
ward. Price only $4,750. Best
of terms.
Fiye-room bungalow, cement base
ment, furnace heat, maple
flooring, fireplace, sleeping
porch, garage. Price $4,000.
Terms.
New modern home, oak flooring,
hot water heat, with income
that pays taxes, insurance,
monthly payment, etc. Inves-
tigate this.
If desiring a house, bring your
rough pencil sketch of size
and arrangement of rooms
you require to us. Our ar
chitect will then help you
plan and give cost free of
charge.
List Building Lots and Houses
With Us Now.
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Nfrag@Lb1lry's
M0lglEdaEl
READ CAREFULLY

An extra we'll built pressed
brick house, located close in
on corner lot, east front; 1872
feet good sidewalk. besides
sidewalks in yard; shade trees,
lawn and an extra we'll built
garage. This house nontains
seven rooms. modern in every
respect; large basement; extra
good hot water heating plant;
two bath rooms. and is in per-
feet condition. This house was
built for a home by the pres
ent owner and is easily worth
81, 900. The owner is leav-
ing town and $500 cash will
buy it If sold before he makes
other arrangements.
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MATTRESS RENOVATING

MGTTREss REN0VATfNG, $3.50 and up
Rug cleaning. furniture repairing, fur
nlture packing. Phone All. Erwin Bed.
ding Company.
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HERE II IS
FOR SALE-PouTtrv.Epps

. FOR 7 G. SALE-PouItry-Eggs
FOR LE-Thoroughbrcd 5. e 9EGde
Island cockereIs G23 North Second.
WILL BUY POULTRY Of all kinds: Will
call for and pay top prices Phone
1l2-W, 3o2 South Broadway.
FOR SA1.E-R. c. r. Reds and Black
Mlnorcas; Matching eggs, 81 per set
ting. 7o9 North Second, phone 1S15-B.
FOR SALE--Sixteen White I.eghorn
pullets, $3.50 each; eight hens. 81 each,
now laying. Phone 1527-R. 1922 South
Broadway.
SUNSET RANCH-S. c. Rhode Island
Reds, G. p Hayes strain; breeding
pers and singles; also bronze Turkey
eggs, Phone 24l6-Js.
TO MAKE room for my young chicks.
will sell a fow Of my e-months-old
pulIcts; now laying T. NJ. Ely. 523
Soutr Eighth, phone 116S
FOR sALE-Rufr Orpington eggs for
Matching; blue ribbon winners in AL
buquerque poultry show, 1921 and 1922;
Buff cockorels and pullets; also three
White ieghorn cockerels. Phone 1472-W
5ls West Fruit.
COLUMBIA HATCHERY-P- 8 Rox
1lO2, Denver colo. We can supply you
with any quantity Of baby chicks. Cqpae-
I1E lV'rDp "eehV- seventeen Fafl't lies
1--we 9eIlvrry guaranteed; parcel post
PREPAID Write for prices and full par
tiCulars
RED POULTRY RDS-Thoroughbred
Ringlet Barred Rocks, s. c. r. l. Reds:
pens and cockerels for breeding: So and
up. Brothers Of my blue ribbon win
nelg Buy now, while you have the nick
of the flock VIM. Bietz, 413-423 West
Atlantic, phone 14S2-W
FOR SAT T--S ,-jc,,-,,s iot 90 ,-,,,.-- I-r---J1
s g White 7 o5b6rTs hred rro,,, siroo
and dams of ok n 2oo,ogr str,ir. olgof
hons ~ r,ortLs ola. t1ro,,t,, n,,rigts ar,1
three cockerels nine months old; also a
rev Anconas OF same class; an exception
nj chahce 70 get the winter layers ana
Good breeding stock reasonable. Inquire
j. [. LarGent, 1856 East Central
BARRFD pCC1-s- -yVTIITT
yyvANDOTrr,e
A. tbe show i,s. bofd {, A,hvo,,o~-
c,,o ,,,a or,tor,5 - bi.5. 20 -.
yvera ,,,der ~ r,tbor,n. %, - 80
sooo,Ss 81, o,tiar- vi ,,IDgs,cg "v.9
CpTCIhrS. ,,,ft.5 t,,r - "',I
hraadt,a, "mlou"I
prtoos ~ 49, co, a. s,.,, olp
a - :, 10y I 'aa, - vi "a 7eooIIu
DAY OLD CHICKS-From free range
stock that are strong, vigorous and
full OF pep. Years of experience have
taught us how to hatch chicks that are
satisfactory to our customers. We have
confidence in our stock and know 1t viii
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FOR SALE

Some Dandy Small Houses
At very low price and good
locations with such small pay
ments down that you can not af-
ford to pass these offers up:
One room house, back and
front porch, $1,000, $3.50 down,
balance SIS per month.
One room house, back and
front porch, $1,000, $500 down,
balance like rent.
Also some choice lots in close
that must sell. Price is right.
j. |, Phillips Real Estate,
10 S. Third st. Phone 354-W
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FOR RENT--Storeroom

FOR RENT--Ten-acre irrigated ranch
close In. Address postoffice box 2i3,
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE - Garage. best location in
town. Phone $40.
FOR sALE-One OF the best husIneas
properties in Albuquerque. ?t5 South
First street. Inquire at Savoy Hotel Of
flee
FOR SALE-Good paying garage, in
splendid location; or will trade for city
or ranch property. Investigate. Address
AZ, care Journal
FOR sALE-Improved ranch among the
pines; many kinds OF fruit; fine for
dairying and poultry; would be ideal for
sanatorium. J-x., care Journal.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, five second
hand pool tables and one billiard table,
In first-class condition; also one twelve
foot soda fountain, Al condition. In
quire at 100 West Silver
WANT a Christian man and wife. or
Christian woman to go partners with
me In good hotel. 1t will take few
hundred dollars See me at the Elgin
Hotel Albuquerque. j. w. BilIngley
INVEST YOUR MONEY where it viii
grow: our $40 down, $40 a month plan
Is an unequalled opportunity for the
small Investor; safe as savings ac-
count. For particulars address p. M,
care Journal
FOR SALE-At Belen, one block city
property on Main street, one two-story
brick building, store, roomlng house, gar
age and large warehouse and several
other business buildings, Mrs Hortense
Ddier. p. O. Box. 40. Belen. N. NJ.
FOR sALE-old established new and
second hand furniture combined With
groceries business; excellent locatiOn
reasonable rent; guaranteed to make
more than good living; good reason
for selling. Address postofflce box COS.
Las Vegas, N. NJ.