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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
nY MELVIN VOORHEES,

Just what Ia an carthqQhkcf
That. no doubt, aerms aurpfin.
ms question Go ask nt the present
time, But instead, tho surprising
thing Is that 40 great miseonccp
ton. concerning so common a thing
should exist as does regarding earth
auakes,
Many, when the natural phenomo.
nom. known as earthquake, In men
toned. visualize the ground pitching
land heaving like stormy roa,
buildings crashing over on their
sides, great crryicc- opening In the
earth and swallowing up whole
towns. firr aud molten rock burst
ing from tho ground under foot.
No earthquake In history, with
ono or two possible exceptions, IN
which their MAS any consequential
lo,a OF me or destruction, can be de-
serihcd with tho foregoing state
mentA.
There have been small villages,
situated az tho baae % some active
volcano. that have experienced such
upheayais. and there are such
asaaar. Sa54F ~ s=s.rptlst'ea IL not
.f.-saz. AZ F7s- E7sEsT'.rsz1-..= ts+.S ~ vel.
canoes. and er-=t EIElzs. whsf" an
extensive los - tftg - tsr-sEts. SIS
,ts4 httVf there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Unexpected Check
Makes Visit Possible

Say. BIZ. / sure had little streak
OF luck today. Like bolt from the
blue sky too. | got n check for my
soldiers bonus from Iowa. You
know enlisted there. over 5000.
by golly! That helps mako the day
brighter"
Yes should think the day would
brighten NJ quite bit nfter receiv-
ing a letter like that In the mail. /
suppose you're working overtime fig
uring ways to spend H."
mot on your life. Ways TO save
II IL correct Fact r.. ann planning
10 surprise tho wife with n little
home she's wanted for 80 long.
We've been saving and this viii bring
the home about six months nearer.
With the expense OF youngsters and
all that, this saving is n slow proc.
ess. have enough now for good
first payment and a little over. /
think I'll take a weeks vacation. too.
can afford II now N we manage
right and take tho family on a little
holiday trip down the coast"
"Finel Don't know how every
cent counts when n man has fam
| lily. I'm dern glad the check makes
the house aud vacation possible"
only worry Is clothes. Fact IS.
both wife and ! ought TO have some
thing new for the vacation and |
don't feel that VIC can afford much
right now"
Listen TO me, man. Make n first
payment ut Chcrry's, where they
have clothes for men and women and
YOU cnn have six months' time II yo,;
need H. They arc nj 1915 end nvc
in the Rinlto Bldg just over the
Plg'n Whistle. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07

tically All Of tho great shoeks have
occurred in IL and most Of the
worlds volcanoes arc In II. II In.
cludes tho Mediterranean lands. the
Azores. tho West Indies. coutrni
America. tho Sandwich Islands. the
coasts OF California and Mexico.
Japan. China. India, Persia and
Aria Minor.
over nsl the earth there Il a
great slow ersiatal movement tak.
Ing place az all times, Every hour
slight shocks arc being recorded
ahoohs that arc never detected cx.
erpt by the most delicate ~ IN.
a;rumnntn. Earthquakes. terrible as
aome Of them arr. arc merely In.
eidents. incidents IN the settling Of
the carth's crust. lncisents Of ter
rss,tsaI evolution The death. tho
suffering. ,he tragedy ia Japan.
hcartrcudlnE az Il Is. r. merely al
incident. a little incident in the
cooling Of this child Of the flaming
sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07

The worlds tragcdira. which hhYr
beeu tho result, % thia particular de
sruc,iye force. have Ia most cases not
besn caused by quakes 81 volcanic
origin hut by a alip Of portion q tho
earth'u crust sudden slight move,
msnt. in either a horizontal or per
psndieuiar direction. seldom more
than three feet sud usually but a
small fraction Of an Inch. II Ia not
,hs distance of the slide that counts.
but the spced. as win be explained
Take. for example, The recent
catastrophe with which Japan N
smt,tsn. Reports have Il that an
nrea of 90 600 miles has been AZ.
fcctcd Judging from tho findings
in Investigations into the causes Of
previous similar disasters this
means that block OF tho earth'n
surface. having surtaco nrva Of
70 600 square miles aud depth u
ssam s TO rs mites. haa moved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin

Unless you see the nsms "Bayer-
on package or on tablets you arc
not getting tho genuine Bayer prod.
uct prascri bud by physicians over
twenty-five years and proved safc By
millions for colds. headache. tooth.
achs. oarachc. neuralgia. iumhago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
LITTLE ~ KNOWN
or EARTHQUAKES

Practical investigation 81 seismic
I phenomena or earthquakes dates only
10 the middle OF the 10Th century, n
being a eompsrttiv ~ new neirnee.
little dependable Information in avail.
able conserving il.
Tho tfemnrs. or vibrations. that arc
recorded ayrs simpat ali Tho world by
HFlEmograpiia when a shock occurs
may Do compared 70 the waves radiAt.
ING from the point where a rock has
struck The surface Of body Of water
This point Corresponds 10 the centrum
or focus ~ quake che center of the
disturbance.
Tho centrum or focus Il usually
eight Or ten miles below tho surface
aud a. the shock waves travel away
f. from il they diminish In power The
I preliminary waves OF trvmorH arc
/ transmitted thru the earth az an av.
eFags velocity Of about si.SS4 Zee,
z rur second. and the LARGE waves al
an average velocity ~ about io.sst
I feet per second. u Il these trempFs
/ that the sclsmograph records. II u
generally agreed that they pass al
rrclty thru tha earth. and do not
Z necessarily follow round the crust
+ TREM0Rs NUMEROUS
IN QUAKE AREA
4 The sfFtnatn AFRO very numerous
ii Is reported thst zis earth shoclsa
we're felt in Tokyo tsst Saturday,
followed by 81 on sunday. Tbs
noat severe Of the lot shook this
ground for six minutes.
II rsoua probable thas there has
been come volcanic sesion in con-
nccston with the Ispanase disaster
In view Of this reports Of new
volcano In ths cblehlhg range.
northwest Of Tokyo. a new island
appearing In the sea Off Yokohama.
ths disappearance Of the BONN IT,
lands. southeast Of Yokohama. AMI
The stories Of great Crevasres open.
ing Ia the ground and buildings be,
ing swallowed UP. In the two dsmol.
lahsd cities. However. e IL probable
that these etortes nre exaggerated.
Tho fact that there was a great sea
wave tidal wnvcl makes l, clear
that there was disturbance at sea
bottom. but II need not necessarily
have been Of volcanic origin Qrhkcs
usually occur In n mountainous. ir,
regular country. particularly aionF
the scacoaat. where the land rises
abruptly from the water and where
the ocean Ia deep not far from
shore.
Conditions Rro such there thai
the highlands may slip down towary
the sea and this spressute NIGH
force a portion Of the ocean bottom
10 fold. crack and rear itself upwar,
into the light Of day. thus fotminl
new leland.
From this It ls plain how a,
! island that was originally creates
] in this manner that IL. perhaps
merely the point Of great sub
: merged peak may suddenly diaat
: pear slip into the sea.
There ia an earthquake hand o
I zone that euoirclcs the earth. Pm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07

FuLiIAsi. Eng. Sept Tho ne
Rad become blind. Rowland Duck
saa hanged at prntonvilis for this
murder ~ Aias Nellie Pierce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Bald Sailor Has
Scalp Tattooed

CHICAGO. sept THE bald head
Of a sailor arraigned here for drunk
euncsH was covered with intioolng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
Landlady Fined for
Beaning Her Roomer

EL0IN, M. Sept. 7.---MrA Mar,
garst Wainwright was fined G75 for
hitting lodgrr over the head with a
poker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07
What sEarthquake?
= =
Little Is Known of Phenomena

anddeuly aud swiftly either up or
down or horizontally. The start
Of tho move has been 30 quick, the
speed has been no great and the
impact 30 terrific aa tho wandering
block camo 90 halt. that the
unfortunate cities pcrched there
upon have nomontarily been be.
rrf OF their foundations and have
been shaken 20 pieces by the tre
mendoua shock aud vibration.
| SLIGHT NOV FAIENT
! CAUSES DAMAGE
| Now, II may be asked. how can
no slight movement bring about
such deatructiunf Listen. when
a rock Ia dropped from point
ak feet overhead Il attaina con
siderable speed before striking the
ground The Same rock placed on
top ~ persons head causes no
unpleasant sensation. but II dropped
on the head from the point above
fomo pain results, A feather sim
ilbrly dropped IL hardly noticed I,
IL tho difference In weight that
causes Tho increased speed ~ the
rock ana consequently the greater
impact when Il strikes
Returning 10 tho earthquake
Z sr1s1sfri9r tH@ @'To4eat ..sSssnt7tHFnhen,
astsa zse-t-a2 II haasE x azstA
! 5s7g-s.a - aqa aEzgzar. gaaAz- .-.--4s
sars8cc area #st4 tsrtnE 38 - ~
miles deep.
Then think Of the equally incon.
ccivsbie speed that Tails mass muat
attain as u moves Multiply Ia
weight many times ana you have The
force with which u strikes tic main
body Of The earth The shattered
buildings of Japan today give evl,
Jgpco ~ the terrific shock
However the ahock itself Injuries
no ono. II II Tie dircc, results the
falling buildings. tbs FIRE and the ad,
yanciug sea that snuff out thousands
Of lives al such time.
~ Mesaina. Sicily. In 1898, over
5000 were killed. mostly by falling
buildings and great sra wave Ter.
ropeogsiy called iidal waveL In 1855.
io,ooo died IN tho fiFo and wave at
Lisbon. Portugal As result Of a
violent earth shock. fire swep, both
Valparaiso and san Francisco in 1906
4 NJ "A A. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-07

rheumatism, neuri,is. and for pain In
general. Accept only ''Bayer'' pack.
age which contains proper directions.
Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell bot.
ties OF "a and leo. Aspirin Is the
trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of
Monoaeeticacidestcr OF Saiicylicacid.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-01-04
JANUARY 10
DATE TO BE
REMEMBERED
Annual Duroc Jersey Sale 20 Be Held
I'm Twin Falls by Armes and
McNsster

The McMsster- Armes third annual
sale OF Duroc Jersey sows and giIts
will be held at the McMaster sale
barn. Twin Falls, Idaho. Friday. Jan.
10.
Thlrty-fiye select sows and gifts,
carrying some OF the choicest blood
lines OF ths breed. will be sold. Sired
and bred from such slres as Ace OF
Kings. junior champion OF the north
west In 1919: Sensation Finder. by
Great orion Sensation. dam By Path
finder: Gem OF Sensation. a grand
son OF Big Orion Sensation. dam. Big
Bonsd Giantess; King Bobble, grand
son OF Cherry King orion. one OF
Americas greatest show hogs. weigh
Ing 1905 pounds at two years old.
All sows are bred for March far
rowing, some OF them are bred 10 a
son OF Constructor, the grand cham
piOn OF the 1922 National Swine
show. This young boar IL one OF the
greatest bears in western America.
Don't miss this great opportunity.
Buy mortgage litter from this great
offering and profitably market your
1923 crop under red pig akin.
Sale 10 commence at p. m. Write
at once for catalog.
Terms OF sale, cash. unless other
arrangements are made before sale.
G. A. McMaster. Twin Falls and
DR.. X. s. Armes. Filler. owners. Earl
o. Walter. suctioneer: n. II. Schild-
man, clerk; Ezra Fjelstsd. Blsckfoot.
fieldman
Attention IL called 10 the series
OF sales for the week: Tuesday. Jan.
IS; Twin Falls North and South Side
5horthorn Breeders sale at McMas-
ter's barn. Twin Falls; Wednesday.
Jan. II. Billy Rambo's Duroc sale at
Bull; Thursdsy. Jan. rs. Twin Falls
County Club Boys Durocs at Twin
Fslls-adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. g. McCleary en-
tertained at dinner New Years day
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCieary
aud DR.. and Mrs. II. e Mcmillan.
A number OF Albion normal school
students returned there last evening
to resume their work Those taking
the train last evening included the
Misses Claribei Walter. Ethel smith.
Pearl Moore. Florence and Lucy
Otto.
Commemoratlng her birthday an
adversary a number OF friends and
neighbors OF Mrs. @. w. Case sur
prised her yesterday afternoon at
her home. Mrs. Case Is conyalescing
from a severe iilness. caused by sci
sties. and 10 now able TO be up and
around.
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MAROA ITEMS

Paul Con0yer. who has been hay-
ing tOnsilitia. Was quite III sunday
ana Monday.
wilbur Brown spent the week end
IN Twin Falls with his cousin, VIII
lam Brown
SIR. and Mrs. Henry swindinner.
KhO have been making their home
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
caughey are the parents OF a little
daughter. since Christmas morning
Sir. aud Mrs. r. l.. Rudolph OF
Twin Falls spent New Years day
With her sister. Mrs. G. 3. conover.
and family
Miss RUBY Brown went 10 Twin
ralla Friday 20 visit with Miss Doro-
hy Fuller She returned home Mon
lay evening.
Friday evening there was a dance
a the 5. q Diehl home. An enjoy
bile evening WAS spent by all the
fueata Refreshments we're served
late To- the evening.
The MarOa WOmen's club meets Al
ihe school house today with Mrs. l..
"A Brown az hostess.
SIR aud Mrs. Paul Reed. OF Twin
Falls. but recently OF Nevada. we're
dinner guests al the ! NJ. Tucker
home New Years day Mrs. Reed
will be remembered by SONS as limo
gene Pr0thero and lived la ths Ma
roa dlstrict a number OF years ago,
"a the Mrs Freedman ranch, now
occupied BY John Stevens.
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert X Dining
Asm entertained AZ New Year 8
day diansr for Mr.. and Ara. Leonard
wood and son. aud Mr. and Mrs. y.
W Boring.
A district rally OF tbs Baptist
ysanG Peoples Union al the !. q.
q. y Hall here New Years day at
trsctsd a representative Attendance
SD vas most sacoSssfui. according
10 sasmbsrs.
Mr.. and Mrs G. u. Wilcox were
passengers To Salt Lake city Fri
ssy Thsy will spend the next two
weeks Visiting at the home OF their
daughter and her husband. Mr.. and
Nrs z. l.. wilkinson.
Or. a. 4 Armes submitted 10 an
operation At the county hospital
Saturday. Recurrence OF an old In
Jarr 20 his hip neeessitated surgical
sftsstios. The doctor will DO bed
fast for several weeks.
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Methodist Church

lie school each sabbath morning

RibIe school each Sabbath morning
al 10 O'Clock. followed by morning
worship at IL o'clock. Subject: Ine
PRAYER OF the New Year; or, Ihe
Indispensable Presence.
Epworth League service at o;So p.
M, followed by evening worship at
1880. The pastor will speak on "Ine
Value of a Right Beginning
Mrs. Guy II. Shearer is assisting
with both choirs and special music Is
arranged for each service. Morning
anthem: MY Jesus, as Thou witt
a beautiful arrangement Of that pop
ular hymn.
A cordial welcome at all services.
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lELMWOOD notes.

Mr.. and Mrs I'D Modlin and sou
Delbert spent Christmas with their
daughter Mrs. Elmer Bali. and fam
~ la Twin Falls.
Mr. aud Mrs VIII Lincoln aud
family were guests al the home OF
Ar. aud Mrs, Adam Dlngls Christ
mas day,
Mr. aud Mrs. Ivan Lincoln and
family spent Christmas at the home
VI Mrs LlucOln's brother. Edgar
3trattOn. aud family near Jerome.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richie and
son. Guy. Mr. and Mrs l.. r. Snelson
and baby and Mr. and Mrs Howard
Armstrong and family OF Twin Falls
spent Christmas day with Mr.. aud
Mrs. g. A. krohn and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby Bennett and
little daughter were guests at the
home OF the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baughtman Ia Bull Christmas.
Mrs Baughtman and two small chill
dfon returned home with them to
ipond the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. L0rin Malone and
their two children spent Christmas
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Tannehiil north OF Twin Falls.
Mrs. Hen slater aud baby re-
turned home last week from her par
tnts' home In Bull.
g. A, krohn and Leonard snelson
made business trip TO Twin Falls
Tuesday.
Frank aud Guy Richie spent Tues
day az the w A. Claudin home near
Twin Falls.
Guy Richie attended a party al
the home OF Newton Wannieott near
Kim berry Saturday evening
Mrs. Dale Chapman aud her
Misses Esther and Lsons.
Of Bull are spending the holidays
with the formers daughter. Mrs. ben
SLATER. and family.
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Man Gives Wife
Glycerine Mixture

She had stomach trouble for years.
After giving her simple buckthorn
bark, glycerlne etc, as mixed IN
Adler-i-ka. her husband says: MY
wife feels fine now and has gained
weight. II Is a wonderful stomach
medicine" Adier-i-ka acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel, removing
foul matter which poisoned stomach
and which you never thought was IN
your system. EXCELLENT for gas
on the stomach or chronic cOnstipa-
lion. Guards against appendicitis.
The Impurities II brings out will sur
prise you. Boring Bros. Dillingham;
druggists.-ady.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-01-04
REMOVAL SALE AT
CRAfG's SATURDAY

In anticipation OF the removal OF
his store into it's new home in the l..
A. Small building the middle OF this
month, A. r. Craig OF the business
house that bears his name, an
nounces In this issue sale OF more
than usual proportions. commencing
Saturday morning At 10 O'Clock.
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ALIAS SUMMONS


In the Probate Court OF Twin Falls
county. state OF Idaho.
Farmers and Merchants BANK Of
Filler. Idaho. a banking corpora
ton. Plzintiff
Otto SteinberG. Dsfendant
rhe state OF Idaho sends Greeting
% the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 APP
pear Ia the above entitled Court to
be held at the County Courthouse
10 said county. Ia the above entitled
cause at 10 o'clock A. NJ. upon the
5th day OF January, 1898. aud an
s~cr plaintiffs complaint ON file IN
said Court, or plaintiff will take
Judgment against you AZ prayed In
said complaint. to-wit
For money due GA an oyerdrsft IN
amount tSta,Io and interest there
On az the rate OF per cent per an
nam from tho Lat day OF October.
1888. untii paid, and costs OF suit.
Witness my hand aud official seal
this s9th day OF November. 1914.
iCourt SEAL q. A.. DuvAI4I..
Probate Judge and Ex-cffisio CLERK
of Probate Court.
". - GtLLtS.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Filcr. Idaho.
FIRST pub Nov. 80. 1874.
FiuAi pah. Jan. 4. tsss.
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RUPERT ATTORNEY WEEDS

RUPERT-Attorney f. II. Dam
pier and Miss Grace Evelyn Banks
were married At ogden Thursday.
After a short Wait in Salt Lake City
they returned 10 Rupert early in the
week and are at the Caledonia hotel
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-01-04
ALI Tnk NEWS THAT
IN PIT TO PRINT

News Item new flrcbok
~ss Installed ia tho stove IN the
rosm OF Judge Kennedy Pack
ard today Twin Falls Daily
Times
We await with breathless anxiety
receipt Of ths next copy - ne
Times stating that lump of coal
has bssn duly Installed IN the munie-
ipsl fire rsceptaciei
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nxPREssION or THANKS

We Wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks 10 the friends and neighbors
who oomforted and assisted US in the
recent bereavement OF our husband
and father
Mrs. E c. Engls and Family.
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Not cut prices. but our regular
prices SOC printed envelopes only
1915; 1000 for $3.50; cabinet OF
ESQ envelopes and ESQ letterheads.
printed TO order. for as low as So
Record Print shop.--adv.
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SCHOOLS REOPEN

Schools throughout the commun-
ity reopened Tuesday morning after
being closed for Today holiday.
Several OF the teachers spent the hol-
days away from here.
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Real Estate Transfers
TUESDAY. JAN. 2.
Furnished by the
rwin Fails Title and Abstract Co

Deed: Continental oil Co. to Twin
Falls Canal Co, 81; water on lot
WhNEA, s-I0-l6.
Deed: A. A. Emory 10 Z. J. Spike,
81; SEA NEA rs; wANWA ~
1914.
Deed Syyer Opdahl TO A. A.
Emory, 81; same land.
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HOW'S THIS?

HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE win
AZ xrhsf We claim for it--rld your system
Of catarrh or Deafness caused Dy
HALLS cATARRH MEL. CINE con-
sists OF an Ointment which QulcAiy
Peiieves the catarrhal Inflammation and
tha internal Medicine, a Tonic, which
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces. thus assisting TO restore nor
MAJ a. hv druggists for over 40 Years.
n Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-01-04

In the matter OF j. l., Dsyisy. baak-
rupt
You are hereby notified that the
first meeting OF creditors OF said
bankrupt will be hold at the office
81 the undersigned Referee Ia Twin
Fails. County OF Twin Falls. state
OF Idaho az 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the
18th day OF January, A. ID. ie2t.
such meeting will DO held TOR the al
lowance OF claims. appointment Of
Trustee aud examination OF bsnt-
rupt.
GUY l.. KINNEY.
Referee In bankruptcy
LIST pub. Jan 4 last Jan IA. ts2s.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate of Jacob cronsnwsst. de-
ceased
Notice Il hereby Niven By the IN
derslxaed. "A. J. Weaver. sdminlstra-
tor of tho estate % Jacob Crcnsn-
yeti, deceased. 90 the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said dceoazed. TO exhibit thsea
with the necessary veuehsrs. within
four mpnths after the first puolics.
ton 81 this notice. TO tho said N. J.
Weaver. administrator. at Filler. Ia
The county % Twin Falls. State OF
Idaho. this being tbs place fixed tor
the transaction OF the business Of
said estate
Dated December sStA. i9ss
IA. ]. WEAVER.
w d. CfiLIs. Administrator
Attorney for said administrator.
residing al Filler. Idaho.
Let pub. Dee. as. last pub. Jan IL.
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REPORT on CONDITION AT
JACKSON LAKE RESERVOIR

Report from Moran. Wyo., at the
outlet OF Jackson lake reservoir
shows the following conditions:
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poor humanity.

Some people hope for the best only
us1cf protest and are disappointed
wsss II happens.
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N nANKRurrcY NO. 1881.

la the District Court OF the United
States. for the District OF Idaho.
Southern Division.
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=. ~ 'sr, In rfe Arrsnsst tunnel and
Go - fo-~a " shvs5 thugs that
, 1923-10-12
TOLL Of FOREST
GROWING
IN LAKE REGION
Two More Dead and
Ship Loss Are In
Guided in Tragedies.

ST, PAUL. Mimi, Oct. 12.-A shin
sunk, lake traffic practically at a
standstill, n two dead Increased
last night the toll OF the forest fires
which have ragged over the northern
parts of three states for several
days.
Rains and fog reported generally
over the fire zone late last night
and early today. however. checked
the hundreds OF blazes and enabled
fire fighters to gain control OF many
fires.
Messages received from evera
Great Lakes ports told OF ships tied
up at the docks because owners
feared to permit their vessels to
navigate in the extremely heavy
moke that hung over the water.
Due to the fog the steamer Huron
ton. Of the Matthews Steamship
company of Toronto. up bound. sank
in White Fish Bay following a col.
lision with the steamer Cestus Of
the Interlake Steamship company.
The Cestus rescued the Huronton's
crew.
Blinded by smoke from forest fires
Willard S. Mann. 20. was instantly
killed when his motorcycle coIlided
with an automobile at Oconto, wis.
John Fusek, OF Dauby. Wis. IT.
one of a crew Of fire fighters. was
killed when the gun he had taken
with him to shoot game driven be.
fore the flames was accidentally dis.
charged.