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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
PULSE PAYS TRIBUTE TO
JUDGE WALLACE N. SCALES

Editor Free Press: In the death on
Judge w. n. Scales our community
has lost a splendid and a useful citi-
zen and public servant
He was a lovable, chivalrous and
generous soul, and all of us who came
i'm close contact with him found that
he was a man of kindly heart, and
gentleness of disposition; and with
it all there was firmness about him
which made it easy for him to say
"yes" or no" as his duty directed.
Even, sometimes, at the expense OF
offending one who differed with him.
he hesitated not at any time to do his
duty Another strong characteristic
that distinguished him was his de-
votion to his state and friends.
The people of Idaho county honored
and respected him and trusted him.
He was always TO their interests
He won their respect by fidelity to
duty. and always received their UNI
animous support. His public record
is one of which his family and friends
are Justly proud, and they feel he has
been taken at period of his Create
est usefulness. Whatever success Id
attained came through constant an4
that was in him, always having tho
goal of his ambition in sight. His
, death in the prime of life and com
ing at this particular time empha-
sizes how uncertain life is We arsi
here today and tomorrow pass into
the great beyond, and no matter whak
our station in life or position that we
may occupy the world will move on
with scarcely ripple, the ranks close
up and the struggle for Advancement
and existence continue
There is little we can offer in Theses
times OF solemnity and bereavement
TO his faithful wife and sorrowing
relatives but the consolation of reli-
gion, our Unborn conviction Of immor-
tality and an assurance that sopas
time some where, they will meet him
again face to face.
1t is the wish of his many friends
that this peace and consolation bless
and comfort those who are left to
mourn. Peace to his ashes
]. J. Pulse y
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
WALLACE NATHANIEL SCALES

In the passing of Judge Wallace
Nathaniel Scales, Idaho county has
lost one of its most estimable citizens.
Not since Idaho county was settled
by the white man, back In the placer
mining days Of the sixties, has there
resided within the county a more be-
loved citizen than Wallace N. Scales.
Coming here when young man. in
1893, from his native state Of North
Carolina, and casting his lot among
the western people, in country
which, in that day, was still In the
pioneer stage, Wallace N. Scales, by
his ability, by his honesty and by
his integrity, carved for himself
place of marked distinction, not only
IN Idaho county, but throughout the
state.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
SELL 1924 MOTOR
GAR LICENSES

With the state department of law
enforcement declaring no headline"
viii be allowed in the matter of mo-
florists providing their cars with 1924
license plates, the office of Assessor
William Ingram is already busy tax
ing applications from automobile own
ers for 1924 licenses.
Formerly a deadline was set in Feb
ruary or March by the state for new
licenses, but this year the requirement
is rigid and it is demanded that all
cars be provided with new licenses
on Jan. i, 1924.
Assessors shall make assessment as
personal property of all motor vehicles
not registered" say instructions re-
ceived by Assessor Ingram from T.
A. Jeter, secretary of state, at Boise.
Licenses on motor cars range from
$15 for a car weighing 1000 pounds
or less to $50 ON cars weighing more
than 5000 pounds.
Motor trucks with pneumatic tires
will be required to pay licenses of
from $3.50 to $40. Motor trucks
equipped with hard tires will pay
from $50 to 500.
Stages will be charged from $46.5O
to $110, depending ON capacity.
Deduction will no longer be made
on cars more than five years old.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
RANGERS COUNT
GAME IN FOREST

With the close of the fire season,
the rangers of the Nezperce National
forest will be engaged in the con-
struction of various improvement pro-
jects and on other project jobs during
the winter and spring months.
A game count and study of the
game situation will be made this win
ter by two of the rangers in the
Salmon river country south of Elk
City, with a view of determining the
numbers of the various classes of
game their condition, the extent of
their range and other information val
liable in handling the game situation
in that section of the country.
A crew of rangers will later make
timber surveys in the vicinity of the
Fish Creek ranger station and
the Cove in order to secure
data ON the kinds and amount of tim
Der located in this territory. Practic-
ally all of the fuel wood used in
Grangeville is secured in the vicinity
Of Fish creek and the Tollgate, and
the surveys will determine how long
the supply will last before it will be
necessary to move operations further
into the forest.
Four rangers were engaged in the
construction of log barn at Adams
ranger station. 1t will be completed
In the spring.
Rangers Space, Mcconnell and Hig-
gins are now working on construction
of an Office and storeroom for tools
and equipment at the Castle Greek
ranger station, on the South Fork
After the completion of this job, Ran
gers Space and Higgins will be en-,
gagged on construction work in the Rig
gins country and will later do trail
work on Snake river.
Ranger Hanover and Ranger Glover
who was recently assigned to this
forest from Alaska, have returned
from an inspection trip to the ELI
City country.
The forest service will continue the
trail work started on Snake river last
year and will have a crew of five tc
seven men for period Of four months
reconstructing the dangerous portions
between Kirkwood creek and Pitts
burg landing, in order to make the
trail more passable and safe during
the winter months.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

Don't overlook the beautiful holiday
gift stationery at the Free Press office
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
WINONA

r. J. Pfannebccker and daughter,
Minnie, were in Grangeville Monday.
M. T. Farris was here from Nez-
perez Friday and Saturday. He ex-
meets to remove to his old homestead
in the WinOna country.
Minnie Mundt has returned from
Winchester, where she spent the last
two months.
Bert A. Miller was in Grangeville
Monday.
Poor Shot, an Indian, walked into
the Winona store the other day and
asked for two-bits worth Of cheese.
AS f. G. Pickford whirled the cutter
around and sliced off thin wafer,
the Indian grunted: Huh! Damn
near missed him."
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Killmar and
Miss Minnie Mundt were in Cotton
wood Monday.
Mrs. NJ J. Browning and daughter,
Ruth. and Miss Mary English, were
guests of Mrs. Arthur p. Mundt, re-
Gently.
Dance at /. o. o. f. hall last Fri
day evening was well attended. ODD
Fellows and Rebekahs will give
dance and social in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bryant we're
guests at the Arthur p. Mundt home,
Sunday.
John Martzen and j. G. Mckinnon
were in Kamiah recently.
Mr.. Willis, an uncle Of Henry Turn
or. is here from Alaska to spend the
winter. He is a whale hunter and
fisherman.
Mrs. George G. Killmar and daugh-
ter. Lizzie. have returned from Clarks-
ton.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bller,
a son, on December 10.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

has acquired no other land nor cares
to own more. He is hale and hearty
and perfectly contented. The day be-
fore he was, 81 he labored all da3
ON the farm with a team, hauling
grain, and doing other general FARM
work.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
b. r. CLANCY, Mr.. and Mrs, Everett
CLANCY, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hal
ford, Ralph Telcher, Mr.. and Mrs
John NJ. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. Henr5
Telcher, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Hartman
Mrs. M. l.. Telcher, Arthur Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, II. Jeffries and q
b. Jeffries.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

A nice line of gift stationery at the
Free Press. Prices reasonable.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
MISS KERLEE BRIDE
OF GEORGE w. FOGG

Miss Margaret Kerlee and George
Willard Fogg, both of Grangeville,
were married Monday in Lewiston.
The couple left for Los Angeles, to
reside. The bride, who is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Kerlee, of
near Grangeville, has been operator
here for the Western Union Telegraph
company. Mr.. Fogg is son of Pros
ecuting Atty. f. f. FOgg.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
BORAH DECLARES HE
is NOT CANDIDATE

Senator Borah, of Idaho, lis not a
candidate for the presidential nomin-
alton of any party" he said in Wash
ington, Sunday, in discussing a pre-
diction of Frank Il. Johanesse at
Boise, Saturday night that he would
soon announce himself a candidate
for president on the progressive tick
ct
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

SubstitutiOns: Grangev1IIe, Powell
for Heath.
Scoring: Wright 10, Stewart L,
Lester IA, Heath 2, Giles 2, Eimers /,
Decker 1.
Referee-Basler, of Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
MRS. CYR MANAGER
OF WESTERN UNION

Mrs. Clifford Cyr was on Saturday
installed as manager of the Western
Union telegraph office, in Grangeville,
to succeed Miss Margaret Kerlee, re-
signed. Hal BOscow, of Lewiston,
Western Union official, was in Grange
vile directing the change in manage
ment.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

SubstitutiOns CuIdeSac, S0gard Tor
Parks: Grangeville, Powell for Decker.
Scoring: Wendt 8, Crow g. Butler
>, Parks 8, Lester IS, Heath s, Giles
f. Eimers ,. Powell 2.
Referee-BuchholZ, of Lapwai.
The lineup for the Lapwai game
Evening star., 1923-07-01
Buy a Lot
In Jefferson Park. Va.

-
On Mt. Vernon boulevard. between Wash.
ington and Alexandra. Do you know that
proper restrictions In . subdivision are the
very soul Of its value and snvironmentf JEFF
ferson Park consists Of 120 acres, being large
enough to create its own environment. We
are selling to people who. understand the
value Of proper restriction. Lots are priced
at q figure within the reach Of cultured people
Of moderate circumstances. Jefferson Park has, q
high altitude. being naturally: beautiful because
Of its forested sloping contours. All modern
ton which Ve are now offering. and you are
earnestly requested to get In touch with us
and acquaint yourself with the many delight
fuf features planned for Je6erpon Park, which
include the building OF absolutely dreproof and
sanitary houses with incineFstcrs and auto
matte heating systems. which wiil maks your
suburban life q real joy. <
Remember-the price is rea-
|'sonable, the terms easy.
EGATEWOOD S. BENNETT,
Main 65o4. 1913 X ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-07-01
WOODBRIDGE. DC.

Groom, new bungalow: AMI: hardwood
floors; ss, $50: e190 cash. $40 monthly pay
ments. rooms: ami; h:-w.h., hardwood
$50 month. Groom house; ami; y, $50;
81 900 cash. balance like rent. 6sre0un, new
bungalow; ami: h.-w.h.; - $50: $500 cash.
SEQ month. y.
Il What you want il. not listed hsre.f We
III. C. MAYNOR co,
mrs b. Lave. M. TsleDhsae North eoe3.
Evening star., 1923-07-01
sALE-suBURBAN PROPERTY.
CLARENDON. VA.
Better Bargains

Better Bargains. !.
broom bungalow. AMI. IS. 200; 800 cash
and $50 monthly.
monthly. -
5-room house. gas. electricity. city, water,
one-third acre ground, $500; $500 cash and
$40 monthly.
Groom house. Anil, tile bath, garage, st..
500; $1,000 cash and $55 monthly.
n. G. MAYN0R q CO.,
36f6 S3rd St. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyattsyflls EXCHANGE aaa w
Evening star., 1923-07-01
EXCLUSIVE BARGAINS


EXCLUSIVE BARGAINS.
8 ACRES RICH LAND; Beall Sta
tion, Nd; adjoining govt. experiment
farm; on W., b. & A. electric line: D. .
run. colonial house; elec. light; select
fruit, etc.; only "a 400. on inviting
terms.
e. ROSEMONT. vA.--Best offer
around 1850 takes it, on terms; give
possession; or trade for house IN city
about same price; AR. and b. modern
bungalow; Murphy bed; big lot; very
desfrably located. ..
DEL RAY, vA.-4-r. and b. house;
elec. light; small lot: close to, blvd:
possession; snap at 5000: $500 cash..
. balance easy ,
CLOSE TO BOWIE RACE TRACK.
Convenient to eIec. and steam roads;
B-r. and b. modern bungalow, nearly .
new; elec. Hight; plpeless furnace: sew
eral acres 9rOund; price and terms s
unusually attractive:. or will trade; =
an ideal home for retired family.
NJ. E. RYON CO.. INC, :
Main 45e7. 1923 r ct. :
Evening star., 1923-07-01
Best in Clarendon

Best in Clarendon.
room and bath bungalow. h.-w.h., eIec
lights. wonderful porches, gorgeous shade.
large orchard. vineyard, garage, servants
quarters. chicken houses; 10 acres of land
Price. SIC, 800. VIII trade for city property
A CHOICE LIST OF
SUBURBAN HOMES. I
ID Hyattsville, Md.
y acre Of land; attractive Groom house
bath. gas, electric lights, cellar, furnace
heat; plenty Of fruit and shaded garage; one
Brentwood, Md. :.
:, A cosy 4.room bungalow; gas, electric
and rear porches; lot 5o1iso; garage; one
block to cars. Price. So 800; terms.
Silver Spring, Md.
Lot G5x2e4; attractive broom bungalow,
bath; electric lights, water and sewer: cellar.
furnace heat; garage: several fruit trees;
good location; priced to sell at once: terms.
Hyattsville.
By , beautiful OAK grove L. g Ia. ali mod.
.Riverdale.
Exceptionally well built bungalow Of large
rooms and bath: gas and electric lighfs. eel
lar: fnrnsce furnace heat; lot oo1loo. Price. $500;
Branchville.
.}1 One - acre ?, land sooa s,S9m , house as
outbuildings; possession with deposit. Price,
wiz; 9; RIcHARDsoN.
2oJ Colorado Bldg.
or
Evening star., 1923-07-01
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen itf The most picturesque
and beautiful subdivision in the city, over
looking the Potomac river and extending to
Conduit road. Nice villa sites and large lots
for gardens. fruits, chickens and eggs. Build
ing up faster than any part of city in indi-
viduaI homes. We are opening up some very
attractive sites for homes: moderate prices;
easy terms: 1907 white. Take Cabin John and
Chain Bridge line to Jewett ct. and see W. T.
JACKSON, Owner, b424 Conduit road. Cleve.
49, or call on 8. T. DORSETT, Owner. SIC
Evening star., 1923-07-01

HANDSOME. WE'LL BUILT CORNER HOME /,
in best section Of Petworth; contains 10 spaso
cious rooms. bath. very large porches. fire i,
place: excellent heating plant: electric lights,
hardwood floors; beautiful shade and frGt
trees; house Is completely detached and has.
81 ofina ns
Evening star., 1923-07-01

$3.50; DETACHED; HEIGHTS; NWy
conv. 14th st. car line ext; 8 large r.; lot {
flowers, shrubs; good heating plant. elec. |: Z.
Dorches; easy terms. Owner. Frank Aaa2
Evening star., 1923-07-01

TAKOMA PARK.
Groom and bath house on principal street,
convenient to cars AMI; h.w.h.; large yard
with garage; So 900.
LILLE 4 HENDRICK,
c3 Carroll ave, Takoma Park. Adams 3e01.
Evening star., 1923-07-01

NOW READY-8 LARGE RMS. AND BATH,
extra large closets; good shade: convenient tof
two car lines: has to be TO be appre4 a
Evening star., 1923-07-01

REAL HOME IN REAL HIGH CLASS
location for a real purchaser who wants a
So, 600 home o. IL rooms. complete baths.
many extras. Inspection by appointment OF
open all day Sunday. OWNER, 32l3 Macomb
ST NV, or p D. HOLMES, S19 10th St NV.
Cleve. 1877. Main 3677.
Evening star., 1923-07-01
INSPECT SUNDAY.
'12-ROOM MODERN HOME.
Is ACRES.

IN FALLS CHURCH., VA.
Center-hall plan: first floor, rooms. newly
papered and painted: parior 13xlS IT,. nre-
place, 3 windows, den or library 1874 It,.
fireplace; living room 12x14 IT., dreplaces
windows; dining room 12x15 it., 2, windows,
fireplace (all nreplaces fr0nted with inlafd ma
terials); very large kitchen. range. porcelain
sink, hot and cold water; room back OF kitch-
en- used as pantry: second door. 4 large bed
rooms light and airy q with closets). 2 good
size servants rooms, bath, pcs.; stair
ways; third floor, rooms, noored and plas-
tered; also storage space; electric lights
throughout. furnace heat, very large cellar, tin
roof, cutters and downspouts, large front
porch, two sides thouses not built today like
thisl. Good 2-story barn, running. water, tin
roof chicken house, shed, windmill, shade
trees, shrubbery, % fruit trees, fenced garden; !;
high elevation; land fenced and good condi-
tion Where can you buy for I'll, 500 12-room
house Tin good condition), all modern improve
ments, Is acres Of land. 8h miles from Wash
ington7 By auto, cross Aqueduct bridge (36th
and NJ sts.), turn. to right, keep straight
ahead to Falls Church; through village to In
terseeton Of streets (Broad and Washington),
continue one block and Surn to right few hum
dred yards. Gray house tired roof on HILL
Owner-occupant. Mr.. Bennett, sign In yard
Remember. price only $11, 500; terms. $1,000
cash and $S7. 80 per month. includes every
thing. A real bargain, Photo at once.
WALTER, O'HARA,.
Specialize in Nearby. Virginia.
Exclusive Agent on Above. <
Main 1850. 1909 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-07-01
SALE OR RENT-sUB. PROP.

535 g. WALNUT ST, CLARENDON, Va
b-r. bungalow; immediate possession; $3.50 de-
posit, balance monthly. Or lease at $3.50
monthly.
Also business building with rooms: fixtures
balance monthly. Or lease at $50 monthly.
Inquire for either Of Il. q. ROBERTS. Owner,
opposite Wash.-Va. ry, sta, Hatfield, Va.
Also open evenings and sundays. l.
Evening star., 1923-07-01

I Specialize in Nearby Virginia. Z
Main 245o. 1900 II st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK-OWNER
has 4 and S room bungalows just
completed, having ami; near
cars, stores and schools; save
money and get a good home
prices from $500 to $500
worth more; terms very reason-
able. Address Box 2z3-H, Star
office. -, - -
Evening star., 1923-07-01

MUST BE soLD-SEW BRICK HOME. 20
rooms; h:.w,h. electricity; front and resr
Of shade; $1,000 cash. and $75 per month
pays all interest. Address Box 21-K, Star
Evening star., 1923-07-01

EON MASS. AVE. Sc. FACING LINCOLN
Ehome, vacant, and q S-famiiy apartment.
4 now rented FOR $195 per month.st This prop
erty. isi valuable and will sell. Address Box
V1-H, Star ONCE
Evening star., 1923-07-01

A REAL BARGAIN, TAKOMA PARK
ID. C.-Detached, room and bath, stucco
built house with all modern improvements:
attic that can be converted into living roonas
stat. tubs and lavatory. The house Is 3Ox30
feet and lot 50xI50 feet. TO see will con-
vince one that 1t is a bargain. Price, so 00e
Call Adams 3747 for particulars. No agents.
Evening star., 1923-07-01
FOR SALE--STORES
FOR SALE-APART.dENTs.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WILL MAKE SECOND TRUST LOANS d, C.
and nearby Virginia and Maryland properties
VI. W. McClaine, 319 Colorado bldg. Main 5231
JOs
Evening star., 1923-07-01

Silver Spring.
Price reduced for quick sale on large. new,
substantially built 5-room bungalow, one
square from pike; rooms large; full attic and
basement; hot-water heat; fireplace; large lot
LILLE & HENDRICK,
23 Carroll Ave- Takoma Park. Adams 3SO1.
Evening star., 1923-07-01

BY OWNER-ATTRACTIVE HOME OF TEN
large rooms and bath, ami; three-car brickt
garage; 18th St, near Central High School;
reasonable. Call Adams $685. ls =
Evening star., 1923-07-01

IN BERWYN, MD.
A beautiful suburban home Of nine rooms
and bath, basement, shade and fruit with
four acres beautiful land; one block from car
line and two blocks from Washington and
Baltimore boulevard. bargain. with terms.
GEO. G.. GAYLOR,
Heyvrn. Md Phone g7-J. %
Evening star., 1923-07-01

NEW, FOR C0LoRED-8 R., BATH, GA
rage space. furnace heat, electricity; $3.50
cash. Main 1885 2st+&
400 18th ST sE-BRICK: 8 ROOMS. BATHf
DrIna nnN IJARRIqnN YnuNgnN
Evening star., 1923-07-01

PETWORTH-NEWH HOUSE. 472S eth. COR
Decatur; rooms, bath, reception hall "a bed,
rooms). concrete front and back porches
sleeping porch: built-in garage; deep lot:
ami; possession with deposit. Price, $f2.s
500: s., 900 cash, $l25 monthly, including In
terest. Owner premises Sunday, IL to; 9
pm. GEORGE G. SMITH. is
Evening star., 1923-07-01

REDUCED $500; 81 $50 IL sold before July 3;
800 cash, SIS monthly will buy: south of n
NV: corner brick modern rooms and bath
lot 1880: newly decorated; vacant. OWNER
Ers nh AQ4Q1 Z ~
Evening star., 1923-07-01

FOR SALE BY oNNER-BRlCK HOUSE, -
rooms and bath: back and froat porches;
cellar and garage; near 14fh and SITS. n.s4
Apply fer quick sale,
e, lila Eye st. h.e.-
Evening star., 1923-07-01

!, rooms, tile bath !; h.wh., electricity, par
euet, hsrdweod trim, 2aneiedt side walls and
ceiliagstn dining room. Only ei0.500 terms.
roSnA tiie kath {; !, ,w.h.s eleetrtcity; cen,
ems: Tsssihs sSsS.W A1DlsoN Dzvns,
The mirror., 1923-12-13
THE AVOCADO PEAR

'In olden times the avocado was also
known to sailors as "midshipmen's butter"
and that name probably arose from the
fact that the flesh of the fruit when
properly ripened is of the consistency of
firm butter and in flavor somewhat rich
and nutlike. The fruit is very unusual
in that the flesh has high fat content,
ten per cent on an average. The water
content is eighty-one per cent and the
carbohydrates seven per cent. The food
value is high, s12 calories per pound. In
regions where it grows avocado fat is
sometimes recovered for industrial uses.
While it is primarily salad food. yet it
is also used as a dessert, with SUGAR and
cream, wine and lemon or orange juice,
and in the tropics it is often eaten in SOUP"