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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

mlslonado del Interior al ilustre inge
micro portorriquelo, don Manuel v. Do
menech, que Sc encontraba desempe-
llando este cargo por nombramiento de-
Presidente de los Estadcs Unidos. v
env-o su nombramicnto al Senado. Fu6
rechazado cl se1or Domenech por ell fun
damento dnico de no ser unionista de
no pertenecer al partido de. la mayoria.
entonces Ell gobernador Wager nomin6
al propio senor Esteves, ahora nomhra
do por cl gobernador Towner para el
mismo cargo. En- este puesto encontr6
el gobernador, Rely a. senior Estovcs,
cuando faltaban pocos dias para ven
cerse sp ternino de cuatro amos, a re-
querimiento del Gebernador, present6
su rcnuncia. Ell Gobernadon nombr6 a
Mr.. John 4. Wilson para el. puesto.
Fue rechazado por ell Senado en- febre-
70 de 1922 en- su session ejecutiva. FL
Gobernador al terminar dicha session,
volVio a ncmbrarlo, este es. hizo un
.'recess appointment" y ell seaor Este
YES, sirviendo los intereses de su par
lido y para poner prueba la doctrina
5ostenida por este, acudi6 la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan, sosteniendo:
Que el Gobernador no podfa nom
brar a Mr.. John A. Wilson, en- receso,
comisionado del Interior, porque su nom
bre habia sido rechazado por el scna-
Go, I'm candidate rechazado por es-
to, no podfa ser nombrado de nuevo
por o. Ejecutivo;
2-oue el senior Esteves habia re-
nnnciado ccaccionado por Ell Goberna-
dor, con alaenazas de ser destituido
3.-Que los Jefes de Departanen-
tos no podian ser destituidos por Ell Co.
bernador, antes de expirar el t6rmino
de cuatro amos por cue fueran nombra-
dos, q. no ser por justa causa, no obs
tante la fragcologia de la Carta orga-
MICA; sDesempeaaran sus cargos por
cuatrc amos. no ser que antes fue-
rem destltu1dos por Ell G2bernador ;
{con 0 sin causa.)
4.-oue un Jefe de Departamento no
esta iegalnlente nombrado mientras su
-nombramiento no es conhrmado por el
senado, y no habiendo sido confrmado
Wilson y 81 hechazado, no tenia dc
rccho a ejercerl su cargo.
5.-cue en- tai caso Esteyes tenia
sel derecho pesar de haber vcncido va
l,sH t@rlnino desempehando su cargo, a
continuar (holding over hasta que su
spctsor fuera conhrmado por el sena-
do.1
Estas teorias, tan desatinadas pc
ligrosas para Ia ordenada marcha del
Gobierno de Puerto Rico, fueron sos
tenidas por Ell Juez Rodriguez Sierra,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

National Cash Register Company uene un stema asI para
cio mas reducdo del que usted tlere en- la actualdad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12
tConsinuaci6n dc la 10. pag.l


en- receso por Ell gobernador e. Mont
Eeily) en- sustituci6n del seflor siaca
Pacheco, para Secretario Executive de
Puerto Rico; don Guil.erno Esteves,
unionista "a Quien ell gobernador Reilly
pidio la renuneia de su cargo de Co
misionado del Intcriorl para Ell nlis1no
puesto; don Carlos Chard6n, unionis-
ia, Comisionado de Agricultural v Ira
bajo, en- sustituci6n de don Leopoldo
Feliu, republican,, designado en- rece-
so por el gobernador Rely, y ahora el
DR.. Ortiz, unionista, en- sustituci6n del
DR.. w. F. Lippitt, no partidarista, de-
signado por Ell Cob. Rely, rechazado
por Il senado vuelto nombrar en-
receso, existiendo contra el IN proce-
dimiento de ''quo warranto' ante la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan. Primer
Distrito, interpuesto por Ell DR.. Ruiz
soler, anterior Comis1onado de Sanidad,
cuyo t6rlnino habia expirado, reclaman-
do el derecho de continuar en- Ell car
go (holding over) hasta que su suce-
sor fucra con1rmado por el Senado. Aun
que q secretario Executive no est5
enumerado en- la Ley organica como
Jefe de Departamento, sus funciones son
de igual iniportancia que la de los de-
mas miembros del Gabinete en- eli
pals tiene La consideration prestigio
de I'm Jefe do Departamento.
FL sena5or que suscribe reconoce.
la facuItad del Gobernador de elegir
sus consejeros, secretaries miombrcs.
de su Gab.nete, sin irnposiciones de los
partidos po'iticos. Esta doctrina ha ST
do siempre reconocida v proclamada por
el partido Republicano. FL Partido Unio
nista ha sostenido, por el contrario.
que el hecho de tener la mayorfa le-
gislativa en- arbas camaras, le da de-
recho q cxigir del Gobernador que de-
signe unionistas. solamente para los pues
tos antes mencionados de Jefes de De-
partamentos. Cuando Il Gobernador ha.
resistidc a las exigencias del Partido
Unioniata, este la Hsadc abusado del
poder de confirmation, s(del advice and
conscntl. que corresponds al senadO "
Sc ha negado a sccnfrmar las non1ina-
clones del Ejccutivo. Sc estab.eci6 en-
2 de MARIO de 1917 por 81 Acta Jones
I'm sepado elective, en- austitnci6n del
consejo Ejecutivo, Q camara Alta del
Acta Foraker, (l9ool en- cue una ma
yoria dc nonbramientoi presidential con
trolaba dicho cuerpo, O. tenia tambien
q poder de confirmation de los nom
bramientes hechos por Ell Gobernador.
FL gobernador Wager, Democratic, al
reunirse el primer senado nomin6 Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-04

small Payment Down, Daianes
Monthly
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Calvin. Earl H.. Tacoma 49,. Legal
Anderson. Nettic, Tacoma -. Legal
Johnson, Milo b., Seattle .,.. &c
Graham. Florence o., Seattle ...25
Christensen. Arthur. Seattle. Legal
Haugon, Dagmar. Seattle 500, Legal
Moon. James s.. Seattle ....... Legal
Delmore, Lucille ~, Seattle -. Legal
Magmeson, Fred t.. Tacoma .....22
Refer Hazel NJ, Eatonville .....2ls
Buckley. Leslie Clarence.
Anderson. Elsie Bertha, Lowell Legal
Heath. John H.. Walla Walla ....t5
Dunn. Grace c., Walla Walla ....S2
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Ravenna District

is.too-strietly modern five
room bungalow, located near
car. 20 be sold on cAsy
terms Large living room.
fireplace Eood-alEod dining
room, fun cabinet Kitchen.
two large bedrooms. white
ivory finish. fun cement
baaementi laundry. furnace.
garage. For appointment.
cAll r.l2. Main fl1i.
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Beautiful Bungalow

i1,a5o-Oue OF the prsttlsst
bsroom bungalows imAgin-
able. located AZ East Seattle
on Mercer Island. three min.
utsa from the boat landing.
twelve minutes from Leach
Park and thirty minutes
from downtown. The rooms
are unusually and attrAc-
lively arranged. having en-.
trance through cement
fioored. wire covered pergo-
la 20 living room with mas
Hive fireplace. Huiit-in ftA.
lures In dining room. two
lovely light bedrooms and
good kitchen and pantry
with Majestic range In
clnded Hehutiful yard. t00x
i05. has hhwthoFns hedge
ali way round IN, lovely
trees. abundance % shrubs
and small fruits. Right
party can buy on very easy
terms Phone M-se. Main
Ti5A
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William l.. Hughson Co.

Authorized Ford sales and Service
Third and stewart. Elliott o97s.
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North End

I5.7b0-A new modern colonial
bungalow just completed,
has breakfast nook. fun CO.
mont basement. laundry
trays. tiled fireplace. Living
room. 1896: two lots, each
a0Kt2t 90 alley: lots uf room
for good garden. House To-
Gated az Ssts COrlisa Ave-
nue., key across tho street.
You will buy this place N
you SEQ H. Call o-35. Main
7iai.
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aaass1lsal-a
Phinney Ridge
Special

BALANCE tzs PER MONTH
Owner has been transferred 10 Port
land. and must Fsll his beautiful,
well built bungalow. only a short
distance from phinney ear. at
once. There are large. cheerful
well arranged rooms. cabinet
Kitchen, built-in features IN living
and dining rooms. large. level lot.
with concrete driveway This
should appeal 20 anyone wanting
good home 81 u price and terms
that are just like rent
pHtNNEY RIDGE REALTY co.
bk2i Phinnsy Ave. Sunset bsOT.
OPEN TVENfNGg AND gtfNpAYn
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Henry c. Ewing Company
200 Alaska Bldg Main 7i3t
sure Service since 1881
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DEATHS

white. Eileen, Il years, oil Sixth
ave, Aug. 1.
Allraum. Charles, 80 years. 7715 w,
Green Lake way. July 81.
Hutchinson, Mary. GO years. Walla
Walla. Aug. 1.
Bryan, william Henry. SO years. 39i7s
Stone way, Aus. 1.
Brown, Charles Elmer. 81 years. 2603
10th ave. W.. July 81.
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C. Attille Washington
"a Good Name
Real Estate

go MARION ST. MAIN nss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-04
Queen Anne Sacrifice

$500 Easy terms; A cory
fivc-room cottage. nicely To-
Gated IA fine naiEhbofhood.
on paved street with all i'm.
proysmenta In and paid for.
Fruit trees and small two
room house In rear. renting
now for $500 per month.
Cenyc nisnt 10 three car lines
and school. For appoint
fgsnt. phone css. Main fi3t.
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IS STOCKS AND BONDS
Watson-Moore Company

STOCKS AND BONDS
IiB Columbia st.. Just of End Ave.
Ground Floor. Tel Elicit eiss.
Established 1907
DURANT AND STAR MOTORS tES-
CROW AND ALL LISTED AND
UNLISTED STOCKS AND BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
WE WILL BUY
Q Amer. Securities units 5000
30 Durant Delaware, Escrow
and Free.
leo u. Y. Best Lock .... BIB
1000 Idaho Gold * Ruby go. .osh
10 Kings Food Products. e5!9O
1000 Puget Sound Realty. Sc
100 Lamber, Tire & Rubber. 400
200 Rotary Pillow ..........I 10
10 Western Finance units. 1000
80 United Royalty.
WE PAY CASH OVER THE COUN-
TER FOR ALL ISSUES WHEN
DELIVERED TO Us. YOU WILL
EXPERIENCE no DELAY AT
THIS OFFICE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-04

We HAVE a large list % feur.room
houses that arc real bargains
Look over this list and then ask
yourself why pay rsnt-
West Seattle. fine view. has
Westinghouse electric range
and electric water heater.
$4,000. l190 cash. balance easy
terms.
New. all modern. hardwood
floors. near Woodland Park;
1890. easy terms
Sc ward PARK district. new, mod
ern. furnace. large lot. i2.s15.
$500 cash. balance like rent
see Mr.. Paul. with \. ~. Jordan
& Co, American Bank Bldg.
Magu lks-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-25

In the Probate Court of Canyon County
State OF Idaho
In the Matter of the Guardianship
of Lois Mildred Prinsing and Dor
othy Margaret Prinsing. Minors
order 60 show why Order sale
should Not be Made.
Leah Florence Prinzing. the Guardian
OF the persons and estates of Lois
Mildred Prinzing and Dorothy Mar
her petition herein. asking for an order
OF this Court permitting her to sell
certain real estate and the interest of
said minors In certain real estate. in
said petition described. for the pur-
pose Of Investment as Is In said petit
ton set forth; and 1t appearing to the
verified by the oath of said petitioner.
that II is necessary. and Will be for
said real estate should be sold for said
purpose OF Investment.
II is therefore ordered by the Judge
OF the Probate Court OF Canyon Coun-
minors. and all persons interested in
said estate OF said minors. appear be-
County. Idaho. on Monday the 18th day
OF January, 1924, at the hour OF IL a
m. OF said date. at the Court room Of
said Court in Court House in Caldwell.
Idaho. and there and then show cause.
II any they have. why the order OF this
Court should not be made authorizing
said guardian to sell said real estate
and interest In real estate. OF said
minors for said purpose OF investment.
II Is further ordered that a copy Of
this order to show cause shall be pub
iished in the weekly edition of Cald-
well Tribune. weekly newspaper of
general circulation published in Caid-
well. Canyon County. Idaho. once a
week for not less than four weekly
issues OF said paper prior to said Janu-
airy IA. 1924. and that said publication
be completed at least five days prior
to January "a. 1924.
Dated at Caldwell, Idaho. this 18th
day OF December. 1928.
c. A. WILLIAMS
(SEAL) Judge OF the Probate
Court OF Canyon County, Idaho.
1916
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noon.
Mr. and Mrs. I. NJ Commons ar
Iived from Portland last Wednrsd9,.
hey have moved onto their ranch
where Mack Hull formerly lived
Herman Tucker OF Melha visited
his parents. NJ f. Tucker SUNDAY
Mrs. Ed Scott and family OF Wild
or were Greenleaf visitors Sunday
Mrs. Phoebe Tuning returned IN
ner home near Central City. Nebras-
ka' wednesday. She has spent sever
al months visiting relatives here.
Mr.. F. C. Gully moved his fam
lily to Wilder Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Winslow were
Sunday guests at the Charles Howard
home in Caldwell
The young folks enjoyed a ska,-
ng party Saturday evening.
Mrs. Graves OF Dixie spent Sun
lay evening in Greenleaf.
Mrs. Frank Herlocker spent Tues
lay al the home OF Mrs. Eva Fivecoat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Tucker were
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-25

Grayden Crawford, V. NC. c. d. Orr
sec, Fred Barker. treas. Gram Staples.
/ ;. +. Ross went 70 Boise Monday
Tor a short visit with his family.
b. +. Lu;z. federal loan representa-.
tive OF Vale spent the past week here.
Bert Parkinson has closed the /
.. y. restaurant Tor the winter and
moved his family TO his residence.
Evan 2. Chen and family LETT for
Caldwell last week and from there
they will 20 20 Westchester. Pa. 10
make their home for a few wears
This move Is made so that he may
be near his father who is getting Zee
bic and wishes 10 have his only son
near him.
J. A. Ditton and Charles McIn-
ryre OF Cow creek purchased the
Scroggin cattle which were sold AZ
sheriff sale. each getting about
niniy head and paying S27 per head.
\ marriage license was issued 10
Joe Antonio Aramberri and lean
Mackey both OF Jordan Valley.
While helping 10 brand cattle al
the Mcintyre ranch. Alfred Ditton
got his hand caught between the rope
and saddle horn. tearing and burn
ing the flesh from three fingers en-
tirely to the bone. DR. Jones dressed
his hand
Lee Stanford went to Mamma
short time ago for load OF ranch
supplies and while there was strick-
en- with paralysis. and is critically il |
al the home OF his son Oscar. Mr.
Stanford Is ono OF the early settlers |
OF Cow creek and his many friends
hope for his carly recovery.
The p. +. 4. arc preparing for a
community program and Christmas
tree
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Strobe visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Baltzor
Sunday.
Murray Harrington who has spent
the past year IN the east. returned
home last week
Monday afternoon Charles Muir
phey brought word that a trainer
had died ~ a camp in the Owvhee
canyon and he made the trip to town
TO inform the authorities. Mr.. los
yn telephoned the corneror who in
structed him 10 have the BODY brought
10 town. Mr.. Murphcy and L. Math-
,ws were empowered to do the work
They returned to the canyon and
iried TO get the body out. but failed
pm account OF the almost inacces-
'able location in the CANYON. The
'ody was placed in a grave in the
-ockS above the high water mark.
md the men returned to town with his
belongings which were placed in the
;eeping OF the justice. which con-
listed OF purse containing 65 cents,
rifle. a bed roll. and some extra
'lothing.
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Notus News

Mrs. George VanWinklc and Mrs.
Joe Cleveland are spending some time
at the Civen's hot springs. We hope
to see them both return much inn
proved in health
On Sunday. Rev Knicely OF Will
der held morning service and Mr.
Wilkerson had charge OF the evening
meeting.
Saturday evening. Rex Davis en-
tertained a number OF his friends with
party.
Irwin Gale was a visitor Saturday
and Sunday at the Glennon home.
Miss Clarke spent Saturday after
noon visiting at the r. =. Gilbert
home.
Mrs. c. B. Lewis and Doris and
Evelyn Hodgson spent Monday shop
ping in Caldwell.
Carl Petersen and II. T. Penning-
ton hauled hogs to Caldwell Monday
for G. NJ. Powell
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Mrs John Hultz was caller AZ
+ Hodgsous Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hultz made a
Tuesday afternoon trip TO Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Plat were
business visitors IN Caldwell Wednes-
day.
Teddy Johnston IS suffering from
blood poisoning in his arm.
Charlie Harris and Dude Mathis
OF Nampa were Noius visitors on
Tuesday evening.
On Monday evening Dec. - there
Viii be a Christmas caniafa given az
Che Notus Baptist church Everybody
invited
"Wednesday evening a number OF
people attended the baptismal services
al the Wilder church
Mrs. Z. l.. Willis and Mrs. George
Johnson were No.us visitors Mcdnes-
day afternoon
X. {. Boaiman and Mr.. Dean were
IN Notus Wednesday
Friday afternoon the school closed
for a two weeks vacation. the teachers
leaving for their homes. Miss Clark
will spend her vacation in Boise. Miss
King IN Bruncau. Miss Mayer al Dom
nelly and Miss Smith going to Malla
Walla
Rex Davis returned from Boise
Friday morning where he visited his
father who is in the hospital where
he had his foot ampuiaied.
The scarlet fever patients are all
rapidly and will be glad
when out of quarantine
Hilda Gale spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Caldwell with friends
Mrs. Jane Andrews LETT for Boise
Friday morning 10 spend the holidays
with her daughter. Mrs. J. X. Comp
ION and family
Mr. Parter of Kuna was in Noius
Friday.
Leonard Almquist OF Burley passed
through Notus TO Payetie. stopping
icrc TO shake hands with friends
Lucille Lee is confined to her home
With the flu.
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NOTICE OF BONDS CALLED FoR
PAYMENT

Notice Is hereby given. by the un-
derslgned city Treasurer OF the city
OF Caldwell. Idaho, that the following
designated bonds arc required to be
presented for payment at tho ofricc OF
the city Treasurer. OF the city or Csld-
well. in Canyon County. state OF Idaho.
or at the Chase National Bank. or
kuntxe Brothers Banking House In
New York city. State OF New York, on
the first day OF January, 1884. and that
upon presentation said bonds. together
with the interest duo thereon. will be
paid and that the interest on said
bonds will cease after said date.
The bonds hereby called as OF such
date being as follows. to-wit.
Local Lateral Sewerage Improve
ment Dist. No. .. OF Caldwell. dated
January LIST. 1918. bond No. 6.
city Hall bonds. OF Caldwell. dated
July LIST. 1900. bonds No 30 to 80. both
inclusive
General Pavcing bonds, of Caldwell.
dated Sept. LIST. 1910. bond No. :.
Local Improvement Dist. No. :. OF
Caldwell. dated January ist, 1921.
bonds No. 80 to -. both inclusive.
Funding bonds. OF Caldwell, dated
January list. 1919, bonds No. 6 and 7.
by order OF the Mayor and city
Council
Dated this 18th day or December.
Is,s
W G. Dyer.
city Treasurer
1912 Caldwell. Idaho.
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Taking Desperate Chances

II Is true that many contract severe
colds and recover from them without
taking any precaution or treatment.
and a knowledge OF this fact leads
Others TO take chances instead Of Civ
ing their colds the needed attention
1t should be born in mind that every
cold weakens the lungs. lowers the
vitality, makes the system less able TO
withstand each succeeding attack and
paves the way for the more serious
diseases. Can you afford to take such
desperate chances when Chamberlain
Cough Remedy famous Tor its cures
OF bad colds may DC had for a trifc9
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Ten Davis

Miss Hilda Finstrom was an over
night guest Tuesday night OF Grci-
chen Evans
Dr. W J Boone preached al the
Lower Boise church Sunday
Mrs. Frank Galley visited In Boise
Monday and Tuesday.
visited at the VIII Galley home Mon
day
Miss Inez Chris,opherson visited
over the week end with her parents
IN Boise.
Mrs. Carl Galley and children.
Dorothy Galley. Mr. Ralph Hunt
and son Byron. Mrs r. ID. Sehrcc.
llilda FinStrom. Anna McLaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W Pos, aud family.
Mrs. J. b. Newport and children
wdre Christmas shoppers in Caid-
well Saturday.
The Z. T. A. met at the school
house. \ program was cniovcd and
school problems were discussed. The
next melting will be held on lamar,
III. Refreshments will be served az
tins meeting so all parents are asked
to be present.
Don't forget the "operctta" given
by the school on Friday nigh, Dec
Il al the grange hall. \ community
treat viii be passed around after the
program 50 everybody come.
Grange was held at the Chas Gull
lickson home Tuesday night.
Anna Mclaughlin visited Wcdncs-
day afternoon with Mrs. C. l.. Judd
Mrs. 5. G.. Tucker and Grace and
Anna were Caldwell visitors Saiur-
day.
Comingl The Angel and the Star.
A cantata given by the music club
on Sunday night Dec. q At the Low
or Boise church
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bischoff visited
Sunday at the Fred Her,ig home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Stafford were
Sunday cvenino visitors at the Mrs
Mary Smart home.
A number OF farmers took hogs |
20 Parma FRIDAY to shin.
Kew Cassel and Mr.. Altizer OF /
Caldwell were dinner guests Sunday /
at the NJ. O. Lcvcrion home.
Mr. and Mrs. X. ID. Sebree motored /
to Caldwell Tuesday.
II. w. Arnett started work on the /
new house on the l.. NJ Birch ranch !
this week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hermo is visiting at
the Oliver Bedell home in Middleton. /
Mrs. Anna Hartman visited friends
and relatives in Boise and Barber
asst week
Charlie Cloud is having a new
porch built on his house by II. w
Arnett.
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Jordan Valley

Mrs. Jim Mills. who has been
under the care OF DR.. Jones the past
two weeks was taken TO the hospital
az Boise last week. where il is thought
that an operation will be necessary to
remove ulcers from the stomach. She
was accompanied by Mrs Mamie
Parks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gahan and daughter
Margaret went to Boise Friday to
attend the wedding OF their daughter
Lucille 10 Joseph CLANCY. which took
place Sunday They will go to New
York on their honeymoon and will
make their home in Nampa.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Watry
at Caldwell. an eight pound son.
{. Wilson delivered cattle to Doc
Harris at Riverside last week. They
go on feed Tor tn spring market.
Alfred Dillon made final proof
on his original homestead last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Stiizel visited
at the Wolfe home last Sunday.
Miss Rosemary De Boise. was \
week end guest at the ID. II. Haylett
home on Cow creek
Miss Maxine and Fred Haylett
spent the week end with their sister.
Mrs. Herbert Baltzor.
AT the regular meeting OF the Odd
Fellows lodge last week. the follow
ing officers were elected: N. C.
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Y. ;. Land OHIce at boise, Idaho
c. Myers. OF Huston. Idaho. II. F. d. 1.
who. an January Attn, 1919. made Home
stead Entry Act June II, 1902 No.
NWL. EizSWL, Section Z, Township
2 North. Range 3 West, Boise Meridian.
has filed notice OF intention TO make
3 year Proof. to establish claim TO the
land above described, before ID. ID.
HarEer, United States Commissioner,
at his Office. at Caldwell, Idaho on the
5th day OF January. 1924.
Claimant names at witnesses. Henry
Weigandt, OF Caldwell. Idaho. Sarah
Weigandt. OF Caldwell, Idaho; Richard
W hinaE , 81 , GIal,dweili Idaho 5.
Bartlett Sinclair. Register.
96-t06-c
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Creenleaf News

Marjory Brown has gone 10 Ore.
gon TO attend the university at En-.
gene. Miss Orpha Pickett will take
her place in the seminary.
Creenleaf was well represented n
the Harrington sale last THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Rice and family
and Miss Crozier spent Saturday IN
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fivecoa, en-
tertained at a Sunday dinner Mary
Weisner. Mildred Tucker. Charles
Beals and Lewis Fivecoat
ant Ridge attended church services
in Greenleaf Sunday.
The c. F. s. held a social a, the
Jasper home Friday evening. They
report an unusually good time with
lots OF eats.
The Greenleaf monthly meeting
was held at the church Saturday after