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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
let Our Sled, Skinnay,
the COasting Is Great!
lpt. Barkhuff Has Reserved Many City
Streets for Winter Sport

whore vehicular traffic win be bar.
red evenings and holidays until
the season is past. follows;
L. Pine St. 18th ave. to 2srd ave-;
Washington st. nth ave. 10 i2th
ave: Il. Harrison ST.. 18th ave TO
10th ave: nth ave. from Naanoke
st. TO Shelby st.. 4end ave. s.. from
Hudson ST TO Dawson ST.: Mcclellan
ST.. from 18th ave. s. 10 slst ave. s.;
Mcclellan ST.. from 2eth ave, S. TO
asth ave. s.; Walker ST.. from 10Th
ave. S. to asth ave. S.: College ST..
from esth ave. S. TO 25th ave. s.:
saith ave. s.. from Plum 81. TO Bay.
view 81.
Lakewood ave. from Cascade 10
Lake Washington blvd: Sierra drive
from Horton st, TO tho Lake Wash.
ington blvd: T.. Gard 81. from 18th
ave. N. II. TO Goth ave. N. r.: r. Goth
st. from Thackeray pl. 10 Sixth ave.
". e.; Stone way from y. 45th 10 n.
saith St: 18th ave. ~. Il. from y. s5th
st. TO r. 10th ST.; +. a3nd 81. from
Eastern ave. TO LAtona ave; n. nth
ST. from Greenwood ave. 10 Fremont
ave; w. Garfield 81. from Third ave.
w. 20 First ave. w; Third ave. w.
from w McGraw 81. TO cromona ST.:
w. 5Sth st. from Fifth ave. n. W. TO
Seventh ave. n. W.
Citizens seeking the reservation Of
other streets for coasting purposes
should inquire at The street depart.
ment and make known their desires.
Barkhuff said.
Where snow 10 scarce. coastlng hills
are quickly made by use OF water.
and some excellent eoaatways OF ice
have already been made, according
TO street department reports.
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Ill and Jobless,
He Inhales Gas

Adoiph johnson. AS. committed
suicide Sunday night in tho room
OF his friend. Olaf Mattson. 1916
Terry ave. His body was found
Monday morning by tho landlady.
who investigated after smelling IS.
Gaping gas. Johnson had plugged
the keyhole and covered the bot.
tom Of tho door with n rug. lie
had been taking care OF tho room
during the absence Of Mattson. lie
had bhen out OF work and In III
health. Tho body was taken to
the morguc.
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BOOZE PLANT
FILLS HOUSE
Mammoth DistiIIery Found
by DryS Near Kirkland

For the third time within the space
OF a week. federal dry agents dlscov.
cred a mammoth moonshino liquor
manufacturing plant In the vicinity
OF Kirkland Saturday night, accord.
ing 70 a report by Assistant Director
w. NJ. whitney.
An entire house had been trans.
formed into a distillery and storage
plant. with ioo-gallon still in an
upstairs room and n 5o.gallon SIN in
the basement. Approximately s.40o
gallons Of mash were seized. with 100
gallons Of the finished product.
Chas. corteur and Fred l.. Rlmplc
we're found on tho premises and mr..
rested, the report stated. Cortcur
and Rimpis are said 10 have leased
the place, which was located on "a
ranch two miles south OF Kirkland.
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PROHI MEN
GET BOOZE

Two hotels were raidcd and two
arrests made by dry agents from
the office OF Carl jackson. chief OF
the general prohibition office. over
the weekend. on Sunday night. $.
Marta. operator OF tho Holton hotel.
was taken into custody when is sal.
Ions OF moonshine and a gallon OF
"Dago red" wine were found on the
premises.
Several dozen bottles OF bonded
liquor were found concealed in gar.
bago cans at tho New Avon hotel.
COG Second ave. by tho raiders. Sat.
urday. according 10 the report.
Archie Murray. Uf ths Rainier Taxi.
cab Co. who ~ said 20 be operating
tho hotel under lease. was arrested.
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ii Negroes Jailed in
Arkansas Mob Riot

FORT SMITH. Ark. Dec. 3i.-
Eleven negroes were held in jail nj
Van Buren, today charged with night
riding. while 18th was suffering
from gunshot wounds inflicted by n
deputy sheriff as a result Of a near
raee riot In the southern part OF
Crawford county.
The trouble started following the
arrest Of Spurgeon Ruck. John Clay
and VIII Belts in connection with
the Investigation into the murder Of
Mrs. Effie Latimcr, n white woman,
in her home at Catcher on Friday.
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Woman Discovered
Dead in Be Monday

Miss Bertha Eggleson. sc. cook.
was found dead in her bbed Monday
morning. al the home OF Mrs. w. II.
Matheny. 3242 Hunter blvd. where
she had been employed for the past
three weeks. Death was due to
natural causes. She had relatives IN
SWeden.
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DIES WHEN HE
MAKES COFFEE

While making coffee for the morn.
ing trade. William N. Foran, 40.
owner Of tho Live Wire cafe, n.
54th a.. and Fremont ave-, dropped
dead Monday morning.
Mrs. Foran was cooking hot cakea
while her husband filled the coffee
pot. lie was stricken with n heart
attack. fell backward over a coal
scuttle and died within moment.
The body was taken 90 the Crema.
ton Society OF Washington.
Foran's home is at 1921 18Th
ave. s.
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DEATHS

Elmer, Mrs. Eyangeiine, 50. Seneca
hotel. Dec. rs.
Mlddal Carl, Z. eTas 2lst ave. N. w.
Dec. 81.
Moddox. Lydia A.. 81. 1885 W. sand
ST.. Dec. rs.
Moore. Edwin. so. Roslyn. Dec. ~.
Tubbs, Nathan p. 70. s47 w. J2nd at.
Dec. 81.
Snow. Stanley s. 10, 1907 tlst ave.
w. Dec. rs.
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Theater's Safe Is
Too Tough for EN-

TACOMA. Dec. 3i~-Cracksmen
operating here for tho past month
made an unsuccessful attempt to
open the Blue Mouse theater safe
today. VIII cnthe JanItor came 70
work, he found an electric drill
stuck in the STATE and burglar tools
scattered about the office.
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'LAUDED SELF IN
WIRES, CHARGE
Politician Says LyIe's Aid
Commended kilograms

Laudatory kilograms sent TO wash
lngton concerning Prohibition Direct
or Roy Lyle and his assistant. w.
NJ whitney, were concocted by whit
ney himself and signed By various
heads OF dry organizations at Whit
ney's insistence. Guy z. Kelly, OF
Tacoma. state republican national
committeeman, charged Monday.
This surprising development fol-
lowed two weeks OF apparent truce
between those attacking and defend
'fng Lyle's administration OF tho state
prohibition office.
MY information" Kelly said. ''is
that telegrams. alleging persecution
Of Whitney and Lyle, and commend
ing them for their administration.
were written by Whitney and then
sent, unsolicited, to various dry Of
ficiats to be signed and sent TO the
capital. Whitney prepared and sent
these wires In such a way that tho
recipients could not well refuse to
forward them
TELEGRAM SENDERS
DENY WHITNEy'S URGE
Those dry leaders who could bc
reached by The Star Monday em-
phatically denied that tho hand OF
the assistant to Roy Lyle was behind
their protests to Washington. Here
Is what some said:
DIR. Mark A. Matthews, pastor First
Presbyterian church: II sent two
or three telcgrams OF my own accord.
I've newer spoken TO Whitney, and
Lyle was out OF the city when my
wires we're sent"
The Rev. Ambrose VI. Bailey, vice
president National Anti-saloon
league: whitney had absolutely
nothing 10 do with my telegram"
The Rev. J. Ralph Magee, pastor
First Methodist church: II sent my
telegram absolutely Of my own nc
cord"
!. The Rev. Chauneey j. Hawkins,
pastor Ply outh Congregational
bhurch. There rs nothing TO Mr..
''Kelly'B charges. ] sent my telegram
Of my own volition. Whitney had
nothing TO do with H."
Mrs. L. VI. Vincent, president West.
ern Washington w. e. T. L.: Mr..
whitney had nothing to do with my
telegram and. as far as know. had
nothing to do with any Of the
others"
L. T.. kirkpatrick, president OF the
State AntfSaloon league: 'The state
ment that Whitney suggested or
wrote my protests is not true. did
what did on my own initiative alb.
solutely."
Meanwhile Mrs. Nellie Summers.
president OF the Pierce county w. c.
T. u. has issued statement in
which she declares that her organiza-
ton and the state Organization never
approved Of Whitney's presence in
the prohibition forces. and further.
that at one time tho state body, thru
Senator Poindcxter, sought TO have
him removed.
Tho w. &. 7. Z. Is to join hands
with Kelly, however. In demanding
Notification OF federal report on
Inhibition activities ia the Seattle
,--,tr.ct This repprt. said 70 reflect
discredit on tho Lyle whitney nd.
ministratIon, has been ordered sup.
pressed by Senator Wesley l.. Jones.
Jones IS said TO harbor the belief
that Whitney Is the victim Of a
wet conspiracy" which belief also
IL held by Seattle dry chiefa
The ". c. T. T.. II was an.
nounced. shortly will call n meeting
~ which a proposal to demand i'm.
mediafc publication u the report
viii be voted on.
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorncys.at.Iaw

Attorneys'at-Iaw
ADVICE free. Jobeph Allen. lawyer
All cases. sos Lenry Rlds. VI. iot-asss
j. r. BALDWIN, BALL aus Burke
MD. a0h 3nd. All cnsrs. Fees mod.
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PERSONAL.

wANTItD--Ey Everyone To know and
have faith, We eradicate nearly
all tho diseases tho human system
n hcir 10. aehea and pains with
pet names by removing tho cnnher
GofTER co Rold on guarantee,
81 J months treatment. never
failH. Rheumatic eradlcntor. Kid.
neys. Selica Modica capsules. In
digestion cause or gas and heart
failure. High blood pressure, Gall
and bladder stones. 1916 each.
Hay fever. cold In the head be-
comes chronic called catarrh. si,25
s-oz- bottle. \ valuable oil Weak
eyes and a preventive from the
FLU. e6c. Russian Tied oil COM
pound. stir joints, eruption rkin.
cailouned hands and feet most OF
causes OF deafnesH. pandrufE
snsrls IN the hair, makes the hair
soft and glosny, No odor or stain.
extra on all articles by parcel post
Booklets. pamphlets and eonsuita-
tlon free. WinAns Medical Co. N.
H. Winans. f0s American Rank
iiidg.. Seattle. Phone MA in-56AJ.
hours, s-c. q. o. y. n you wish.
MERRY chrlstmaa aud Happy New
year TO my many, many pupils.
Wishes 81 A. VIM Lewis Prepare
tory School OF Music, sis Yale
BLDG. Seattle. largest school I'M the
Northwest.
FORD OWNERS having trouble with
transmission hands call at 2Ii9
Foufh ave. and get remedy.
FORD coupe 10 Los Angeles. Jan. Z.
Want one passenger. Ga rfld-eni7,
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0 MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE

TWO HIGH SCHOOL. noYs FOR
TWO GOOD DOW NTOW NJ
ROUTES AND LOADING HIM
DIES ON STREET cAtsS-Ex-
ING. APPLY AT CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT. THE SEATTLE
STAR, SEVENTH Az, BETWEEN
UNION AND UNIVERSITY sTs.
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HOMES or QUALITY

HOMES OF QUALITY
$4,000: $500 CASH
NEW 5-ROoM COMBINATION BUN
GALoW, with large attic. which
we will finish off II desired. This
BUNGALOW cannot be beaten in
design. architecture and workman
ship. Is OF the very best; location
GOOD, with an unobstructed view;
FINE large living room and dining
room with French doors. ART
tiled fireplace: OAK FLOORS:
tiled floor in bathroom and built
in tub: cabinet Kitchen with
charming breakfast nook: tiled
drainboard; everything In this
beautiful kitchen that Is possible
to put in; FULL cement base
mcnt. with FURNACE and laundry.
and garage.
SEE us BEFORE BUYING
CLARENCE IL. STOHR
i22s n 18th. ME lrse-3es7.
MUST BE SOLD
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
DIST rooms. with
60x100 lot: just put in fine condi-
ton. SOMEONE GETS A GOOD
HOME CHEAP. SEQ us about this.
CLARENCE +. sToHR
122S N. 18th. ME lrse-3637.
Open Evenings
GROOM bungalow; large attic:
ready TO move into: lot 50xi27:
best garden soil; garage. ss,5O0; ;
1000 down. Olmeted, S7th and
Greenwood. SU nset-12l7 and
So nset-6602.
ROOM house and gefRge,
$50. No. 2 car Murray station. A.
u AudRrEOu
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talStatistics
BIRTHS

t>lTlnH IN tlcif HOUSEHOLDS arc f0~
ported hv the following men.
Blair Willard Gil Szi N. seth St
boy.
Clark. William r.. 3s2s~esy
Corvachione, c.. l112 am
girl.
Craig. Russell J., 1913 18th
Fish. Robert. 3402 w. ca
Haiverscn. John A., 1914
boy.
Hamel. Emile. ease w. sc
keiter. Jake. 1924 18th a,
Kipperberg, Bern. 912 u
boy.
Kodzuli. Shodo. 20ss Lane
Laurence. Reuben Richard
Cremona st. girl.
Lee, Martin Oscar. 1902 Beirn
girl.
RobIchand. Michael. 1906 Fl
w. girl.
Robinson. John s. 217 Dorfl
boy.
Smith. Abraham W.. e54s 42nd avell
s. twin boys.
Strout. Paul r.. Cambridge Apis.
boy.
Tamura. Tonezo. r II. D. No. {. girl.
Weiser. Harry Edward. 1fs n. 53rd
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80 STORES TO RENT

FOR RENT-Used store. best loca-
tlon in town. Belmont and olive
way
SPACE in grocery store FOR rent to
hufcher 700 10 Pike. "a at-lnni.
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Lexington Concord
IusT FINIsnED

JUST FINISHED
NEW apartment district)
,t0R second Ave, ELtot-5sfS-w
LEVEL WALKING DISTANCE
, and 3-room choice apis, electric
ally equipped si5 up.
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Cons Tire Shop

viii sell sOx3ik tires at $500. guar
Rnteed 5000 miles. or tire and /
gallon Eastern motor oil at $3.50.
Tire cost only $50.
2i02 FIRST AVE.
TOPS tailored Tor any car. install
them yourself. or we win on time.
See us. save money.
CENTRAL AUTO TOP co.
1911 T. Pine
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he said, And whosoever shall com
pei thee to go a mile, go with him
twain" emphasizing the thought en-
braced in the last clause. He stress
ed the ordinary things of life that,
combining, make up community or
town. Going the second mile teach
es how to do the common things of
life so uncommonly well. 1t is not
what We possess, but what we are
doing and the way we are living that
counts" Mr.. Aubrey touched upon
the towns personality and en-
phasized cooperation.
When comparing the one-mile
town with towns that have gone the
second mile, he stated, ct costs more
to put up with a one mile existence
than to go the second mile. We are
living in an age when the gage of
success is measured by what he is
able to contribute to humanity of
time, money, energy and service" b"
Mr. Aubrey spoke emphatically Of
yisualizing the future, asserting THE
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14

girls and boys going out from town
should be an ASSET and not
LIABILITY to that town. Not riches,
not poverty, not size, not littleness-
but friendship, cooperation, service
are the requisites in going the second
mile" He spoke of the obstacles that
would be encountered in going the
second mile, to which we were told to
turn a deaf ear.
Some of the obstacles enumerated
were: Interference, Fear, Knockers
or Parasites" In conclusion, our
attention was directed to the public
school system as a practical demon
stration of cooperation and service;
and tribute was paid to the faithful
service rendered by those who have
the youth of our land under their
supervision. THE public school sys-
TEN, properly influenced, is a mighty
power that will uplift us and save
us"
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LOCAL NEWS
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For Christmas gift giving see the
wonderful display of Practical gifts
at The Fashion Shop
Mrs Mollie Thomas of Montrose ar
rived Friday for brief visit with her
daughter, Mrs. H. Ono.
Miss Verna Butts, who is employed
at Mathers' Beauty parlor, spent the
week end at Hotchkiss with home
folks.
Louis Daniels and wife were out
going passengers for Grand Junction,
Saturday, where they will remain in
definitely.
a. D. Fairbanks spent Friday at
Montrose, where he took part in the
dedicatory ceremonies of the new
court house
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Downs, of Santa
Fe, New Mexico, arrived Friday to
spend the holidays with their duaugh-
ter, Mrs. VIII sturgis.
Arriving Saturday afternoon, was
Mrs. Willard Nicoll of Denver, who
is a guest Of her brother, Ernest Pet
tbs of Cedaredge.
Our assortment of Kimonas is
complete. Every color in corduroy,
silk and crepe, and priced very low,
at The Fashion Shop.
A between-trains business visitor
to the county seat, Friday, was A. V.
Heyman, Of Grand Junction, an en-
ployee of the D. & R. C.
George Ash was a departing pass
enger for Montrose Saturday for a
visit at the home of John Antrobus,
and other old-time friends.
Leaving for Missouri points Friday
morning where they will visit with
relatives and where they may decide
to locate, were Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Berry
Mrs. Chas. Kile of Cedaredge, who
has been visiting relatives at Sar.
gent, returned Friday accompanied
by Mrs. Ida Culver, Of Moutrose,
who VIII be her guest during the
week
After a pleasant visitor with rela.
tives- Mrs. 7. II. Barton returned TO
her home in Montrosee Saturday. Ac,
companying her was her niece, Cary
Ashbaugh, who will spend the week
end there.
Misses Dorothy Sellers and Marie
Tinsley, teachers of the Stewart Mesa
school, Paonia, arrived on the morn.
ing passenger Saturday to be in at.
tendance at the County Teachers
meeting.
Mrs. Robt. Ray OF Hotchkss, ar.
rived Saturday morning for a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
French Her husband and her broth.
er, Merritt who has been in Hotch.
kiss during the past week. came down
| Sunday morning
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AUDREY'S LECTURE WAS
GREAT INSPIRATION

John Edmund Aubrey. who lectured
on THE One Mile Town" Friday
evening, is a man of rare ability and
magnetic personality. 1t is to be re-
gretted that the auditorium was not
filled to capacity with interested list
eners to hear this splendid lecture on
subject that should appeal to every
red-blooded citizen of Delta. The in
clement weather and also a district
meeting of the Hi-Y conyening at the
same hour, caused the absence of
many who otherwise would have been
present.
Mr.. Aubrey's subject, boiled down,
consisted Of two words: "Co-opera-
tion and Service" Throughout his
discourse, he grouped his thought
about the words Of the Master. where
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M. E. CHOIR PRESENTED
BIG TREAT SUNDAY EVE.

Those who failed to hear the sa-
cred concert given at the Methodist
church Sunday evening by the choir
numbering 16. robbed themselves Of
one of the rare privileges which come
to man.
For more than an hour numbers
were presented in chorus, solos, trios
and quartettes, and to say it was
inspiring is putting it mildly.
Delta has a wealth of musical tai
ent far exceeding in numbers and in
ability that of the majority Of small
cities
The regular organization was as
sisted materially with the addition of
S. ]. Kyffin. Oliver B. Cook and j.
Welland Jeffers from the Baptist
choir.
A special Christmas program will
be presented by the Delta Choral
society, Of which nearly all the mem
bers, at the Methodist church on the
evening Of December %; and this an
nouncement needs no further COM
ment to assure a good attendance.
All Millinery at half price at The
E-gsh{o, SboD
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The INDEPENDENT COAL IS THE
BEST COAL FOR YOUR FURNACE.
Nut and Pea Coal mixed 81 ped ton.
Lump $3.50 per ton at mine. 49-52c
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To every person in actual possession or
occupancy OF the hereinafter described land.
lot or prcmises and to the person In whose
name the same was taxed or specially as
scsscd. and 10 all persons having an inter
est or title OF rccord in or TO the same.
Notice is Hereby Given That on tho ith
day OF December. A. u. 1920 the following
described property, situate in the County OF
Delta and State OF Colorado, to-wit; Lot
% Block 13. Delta O. Nj, was sold for the
full amount OF tho taxes for the year 1919
and purchased by Alicc Judkins who hath
made request upon tho Treasurer OF said
County for dccd.
That the said Promises were taxed for
said year 1919 In the name Of Y. J, Jctfcry
That the time OF redemption OF said real
estate from such tax sale will cNpiro on the
9th day OF April A. u. 1924, and unless
redeemed on or before said day Il deed will
be issued therefor. o
Dated this 9th day OF December, AID.
1923.
ANNA NORBORG,
(Offlcial scan Treasurer OF the said
County OF Delta.
First pub Dec II, '2s last pub. Jan, 4. "a
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LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE OF ADr1-sTNrv- nav

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate OF Coruelia A. Narelius Deceased.
Al persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified TO present them
Tor adjustment 10 the County Court Of Eelta
County. Colorado, on the 7th day OF Janu-
AIRY, A d. 1924
CHARLES MARELIUS. Administrator.
First pub Dec :. 1928 last pub. Jan 1 -
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All Millinery at half price at The
Fashion Shop.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE on REQUEST FOR
TAX DEED.
To every person tn actual possession or
occupancy OF the hereinafter described land.
lot or promises, and 10 the person In whose
name the same was taxed or specially
sossed. and 70 all persons having an interest
or title OF rccord in or TO tho same.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 2nd
day OF December. A. ID. 1919, the following
described property, situate In the County OF
Delta and State OF Colorado, 20 wit: Lot
and SwL NEA and SEA- NWA Soc. l.
TWP. las. X. %. 120.46 acrNs, was sold for
the full amount OF the taxes for the year
1918 and purchased by H. H. Dawson who
hath made request upon the Treasurer OF
said County for a deed.
That tho said premises were taxed for said
year 1918 In the uRmc OF Bertha d. Duke.
That the timc OF redemption Of said real
estate from such tax sale will expire on the
2eth day OF March, A. n 1924, and unless
redeemed on or before said day 4 decd will
be issued therefor.
Dated this eth day OF December. A. D.
1923.
ANNA NORDORG,
tOfficial Scan Treasurer OF the said
County OF Delta.
First pub Dec. z last pub Dec 2s, 1923.
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Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are in run down condi-
don will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much more than when they are in
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease. it is greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is a
Tonic and Blood Purifier. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces of
he body, thus reducing the Inflammation
and restoring normal conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo Ohio.
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NOTICE FoR ruBLIcATloN

IOVaTtm0nt 0F the TltoTIor-
L. :. Land Officy at Montrose, Colorado,
November so. 1928
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles N.
Thompson. OF Delta. Colorado. who on Jauu-
airy II. 1919. made Homestead Entry No.
ol2oQ1 for + lsSWAs EARN Unit "D"),
Section %. Township lES, Range 94w. Sixth
Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of In
tcniion to make threc-year Proof TO ostab-
lish claim 10 the land above described. be-
forc Milton R Wclch L. $. Commissioner.
at Delta, Colorado. on the 5th day OF Janu-
ary 1924
Claimant names as witnesses y. A Nc
ClurE. Jack ellison. Bul blackberry J. e.
Thompson. all OF Delta Colorado.
In UncompahEre Valley Project
GALES c. POND.
Register.
ELL nuh nrc 1909 Inst rr,h IN %
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TREAsURER's NOTICE on REQUEST FOR
TAX DEED.

First pub. Dec :. 1928. last pub. jan. !. %
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TREAsuRER's NOTICE ON REQUEST
FOR TAX BFED

First pub. Dec. 7. last pub. Dec 2s. 1923,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL

In The Probate Court of Gilmore
County, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate Of
John f. Schonecke, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said Court,
made on the 18th day of February,
1928, notice is hereby given that
Monday the 18th day of March, 1923
at O'Clock p M. of said day at the
Court Room of said Court, at the
County Court House in the County of
Gilmore has been appointed as the
time and place for proving the viii
of said John f. Schonecke, deceased,
and for hearing the application Of
Ida Schonecke for the issuance to her
of letters Testamentary when and
where any person interested, may
appear and contest the same.
w. II. MANION, Clerk.
Dated February 18th, 1928.
Feb. 24-Mch 10.