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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

| Mrs. Lorena NJ. Gaines ct al. to w. s
| Fly. August "a. 1928. quit claim deed
to south s7.1S feet out of west half Of
lot s, block Z, new city block 1857; u
The Mission Cemetery Company to i.
W. Youree Jr., August 2s. 1928, deed TO
! south half OF lot 672, block 6, Mission
Burial Park; Sl20.
B. C. Irish to Leopoldo vela. August
% city TVS block sss ssic Trinity heights: $3.50,
Is. G. Irish to Wallace y. Appleton.
August IA. 1928, deed to lots s, 3. 10
| and IL. block 5. city block 6Sii. Blanco
Terrace: sT13.
Joseph d. La Master ct al. TO Paul
C. Baldwin, August IS, 1929. deed TO lot
10, block "a also lot 5, block 232, Los
Angeles Heights; $3.50.
Hermann Pieper and wife TO Otto
Scheel. August so. 1923, deed TO 80 acres
known as subdivision L Of l.. Bulverde
survey 1875, section 81 also l7.s2 acres
of Conrad Heinemeier survey 1876; also
ass acres of Guadalupe Collese survey
Az, Bexar county; s1023.i5.
Emanuel White to Adolph Helnemeier.
August 90, 1928. deed of correction to a
lot in new city block 12s. fronting 20
varas on North Flores street: 81.
Harry and Amelia Surtees to E. Eugene
% and 20. block Z, city block l7Sl. Full
ton street Beacon Hill: $40. etc.
I. F. Roberts and wife to Z. Eugene
Briscoe sr.. August 20. 1928. deed TO lots
Beacon Hill addition; $40.
". NJ. Conger and wife to II. " Cole
August "a, 1923, deed TO lot ]. block p
new city block 257l; s24l. etc.
May 10. 1898, deed to lot. /. block 9:
cast side of said lot; s2ilO. etc.
Barney. Wright and wife 10 Henry
Wahl and wife. August 80. 1923, deed to
S7s feet off the west side Of lot D.
block :. new city block 1888; s2oS1.
Alamo Home Builders to Julius How
ard and wife, August IS, 1923. deed TO
lots S and .. new city block 6oS7. Via
W. E. white and wife to $. J, Miller,
August 81. 1928. deed 10 lot .. block ~.
third filing South San Antonio: s22Oo.
A. A: Holder and wife to G., +. Cowley
and wife. August 4. 1928, deed to 10.
crest addition; $50 cash and note for
s172O payable $50 monthly at per cent:
Kenneth Winner to Milton Camps and
wife, March Il. 1928, deed to dest one
1858, Woodlawn place; s1S75.
C. II. Sanders and wife to J. w. Nc
Donald and wife, August 3. 1928. deed
to lot 2. new city block 2ls, on Laredo
A. x. Holder and wife to G. f. Cowley
and wife, August Il, 1928. deed to lot
AZ. block 5, new city block 3457, Hill
crest addition: $3.50.
Board, August g, 1928. deed to lots H.
B. 13-A. 1913. block is, new city block
1876, jefferson Heights: s66e.5o.
Margaret l.. Hay, a feme sole, TO
Agnes Hays Sheriff.. December 81, 1923.
deed TO lot 5. block l. city block 1913.
on Houston street; $4,000.
Carlos Bee to Charles Graebner. Au-
gust "a. 1923. deed to certain property
fronting 500 feet on Bandera street, in
original city lot 1872; $500 etc.
u. X. Furnish to T. II. Wallace Au-
gust o. 1928, deed to lots 43, a.. IS and
IS, block 81, new city block 1879, Bea-
con Hill; 81 etc.
C. A. Stovail to r n, Wallace. Au-
gust 20, 1928. quit claim deed to lots
AZ. a.. As and 46, block 81, Beacon Hill
addition; 81.
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Oracle CORNETT RAMSEY.
General Real Estate. CT. S4l.
Home, Sweet Home

A pretty plot of ground OF two acres
or more with home surrounded by flow
ers. shrubbery and productive trees, your
own garden. mich cows. chicken yards
and everything. is the real home of con-
tentment; We have the sites and will
finance your building on easy payments.
plan your future now and reap the ben
efits OF sure enhancement OF values in
Woodlawn Hills. Call CIR. 6069. G. & H.
Ha gelstein. 40 Navarrn St.
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AUCTION SALES
Alamo Auction Co.

OR. 1918.
Pays cash for your furniture ana
household goods. either sci lat auction
for you. We give and get the best prices.
s. W. W. Pulliam, manager and suc-
tioneer.
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CARRIER CIRCULATION.

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BUILDING PERMITS,

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MARRIAGE LICENSES

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WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED HOUSES

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FARMS AND RANCHES

START YOUR OWN CITRUS
fruit orchard In the Rio Grande
valley and be Independent In a very
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Mexico Land to Trade

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10000 acres. state of Nueva Leon, i'm
proved, $3.50 per acre. will trade
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proved. 81 per acre.. will trade.
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Woodbury. IT BEFORE THE PRICE
goes up. Free kindling. Call 8. A.
Wood & Coal Co. Mission es0s.
FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE DUNRAE'
popcorn machine. one hand popcorn
machiSe: Apply 217k Avenue c. Dad
Shaw's Hamburger Stand
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
FLORISTS

ternally invited to attend. By order OF
Chancellor Commander J. II. Paris. C. G.
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WANTED TO BUY

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CASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND PIS-
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HELP WANTED MALE

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DEPARTURES

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HELP. MALE Or FEMALE

AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION FROM
an Al business concern for unemployed
school teachers. See Mr.. Wooton in per-
son. EOS Maverick Bldg.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
LEGION SHOW GOOD
"Can You Beat it?". One of the Best
Shows Put On Here This Year,
Draws Big House Monday.

The musical comedy -rninstrel show
put on by the American Legion
Weeks -Yaden Post, No. II at the
Baugh theatre Monday night was one
OF the best shows seen here this
year and drew an audience that
filled the theatre and were well
pleased. The scenery was very elab-
crate and all took their parts in fine
shape. Many local quips moved ths
audience to applaud vigorously. Some
Of the jokes heard were:
4 lived in Petticoat Lane"
Where is that?-
"Just inside the outskirts"
Love is the only thing in Shoshone
that is not controlled by Gus Keefer."
ooh. it was awful A girl eloped
in her fathers clothes"
There is nothing so awful in that"
NO. But think of the heading
Platz would have in the Journal the
next week. FIees in Her Fathers
Pants"
How many children have you?"
Eight, thank you
Don't thank me-"
Tuesday night the show was re-
peated in Gooding and drew a good
house.
The entire show will be taken TO
HALEY and presented there Monday
July End.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
BOWLER Is H0N0RED
Knights of Pythias Elect Shoshone
Man TO High Honors as Grand
Vice Chancellor of State.

E A Bowler has had q great honor
thrust upon him. that Of Grand Vice
Chancellor Of the state lodge of the
Knights Of Pythias. This means that
next year ne viii ascend TO the high
est office in the state, that Of Grand
Chancellor.
Bowler was not a candidate for the
office and when the local Pythians
went to Buhl they little thought that
one Of their number would be chosen
for such a high office. but the con-
vention picked him up from the floor
and elected him
The local delegates to the eonven-
ton were jubilant over his election
and this was shared by the members
of the order when they learned how
Bowler had been honored and all pre-
dict he viii fill the office with credit
10 himself and the Shoshone lodge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
BIRTHDAY PARTY

On Friday afternoon, June 22nd-
Mrs. R ". Babel entertained twelve
small guests. the event being the
fifth birthday Of her daughter. Vini-
fred.
After games on the lawn the child
rsn were seated al one long table
gaily decorated with roses and fav-
ors OF small pink baskets filled with
candies. The center OF attraction be-
ing the large pink and white birth
day cake.
Those enjoying the little festival
were; Frances Borden. Katrine Ben
nan. Luine Patrick. Louise and Ar
line Ksefsr. Billy Newman. Evelyn
Heist. Leighton Burgess, Billy Jack
son. Betty Lou Ashline and Earl
Yredenburgh.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29

Miss Emma kunkel is visiting IN
Boise this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A L Fletcher We're
HALEY visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Powell is home again
from the Boise hospital and getting
along nicely.
Mrs. W. T. Dougherty and son.
William, of Boise. are house-guests
Of Mrs L. Crosby.
Mrs. H. BIankenship and son. Of
HALEY, is visiting relatives at the
North End this week.
Mrs. Brennan and Mrs Barnes are
entertaining the Ladies Aid society
this afternoon wednesday,
The Ladies Aid have accepted an
invitation from the shoshone organi-
zation for Friday, June 2sth.
Mrs. Ryan and little daughter.
katherine. of Glenns Ferry. are visit
ing her sister. Mrs. L. Spurck.
The Baer boys returned home Mon
day morning from a weeks visit at
shoshone as the guests Of the Bad
ley boys.
8Ir. and Mrs. L W Garlock and
children are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Garlock's parents, Mr.. an1-Mrs-
7. 1. Mcmahon.
Mrs. Murray Brookman entertained
tuesday afternoon complimenting
Mrs. Dougherty. The afternoon was
spent in playing bridge. Mrs Blank
snship of HALEY. received a beaded
ho- plate pad for high score; Mrs. W
j oungkin was given a card table
yer for consolation. The guest
rr.ze was a rose sachet-
Mesdames Crosby and Baer enter
aimed at bridge Saturday afternoon
IN honor OF Mrs. W. T. Dougherty.
Ms. Brush won first prize a dainty
wlite apron; Mrs B. Powell won the
-ec0nd prize. lavender and white
apron and Mrs. James Jensen won
he consolation. a linen Handkerchief. [
rhe guest prize was a Royal ninton
up and saucer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
NORTH sHosHoNE NEWS

9, 9 9 9 Q Q 9 9 9, Q Q Q Q Q 9 Q .
Jess Nebecker spent few days Of
last week in Jerome and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin took Mon
day off and went to the Magic dam
fishing.
The recent rains have greatly in
terfered with the farmers work Of
putting up hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall. Of Je-
rome, spent Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Lowrey.
The regular meeting of Wood River
Center grange was held last Satur-
day evening. June 23rd. About IS
members and visiting members were
present A class of 1s new members
received the third and fourth degrees
after which all shared in a bountiful
lunch which was prepared for the
occasion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29

John Bailey. general manager ot
the Big Wood Canal Company. who
was in Washington, D. c. attending
the convention Of Shriners when word
was given out that the gate al Magic
dam had again broken ard who was
sent for at that time, has all the
gates at Magic dam in good work.
ing order.
As soon as Bailey arrived in sho-
shone he read the account Of the
breaking Of the gate in the Journal
and as soon as he read the story
teIephoned TO the dam to see if that
part Of the story saying the gate
dropped with duh thud was cor
rect. When he was informed it was
ne told the Journal the gate was not
broken al all for If il was II would
have gone down gradually and not
with thud and that the only thing
that would cause the sudden shut
down OF the flow Of water was the
closing OF the emergency gate Co
ing out to the dam he verified his
conclusions and as the rains were
continuing 10 give the farmers more
water than they needed he shut down
the gate in good order and went
down in the tower and found the
cable OF the emergency gate had
slipped off the runner and was
kinked Sunday ne fixed It and then
tested all the gates and found az
good working order.
The gates viii be kept closed T.
few days, he said Monday, in order
to kill the moss in the bitches and
clean them out after which water
can again De had for irrigation ot
crops to the full limit Of contract
rights and perhaps more later in the
season when needed
Monday Bailey went to Boise 20
confer with reclamation officials as
to installing gate OF a different
type that VIII make sure such an
accident cannot happen in the future.
The recent rains have spoiled 4
great deal OF the first cutting Of the
alfalfa but the farmers are opti-
mistic about the good crops and big
yield now they are assured Of plenty
OF water
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
SHOSHONE LOCALS

Mrs Farrell Clark will entertain the
Mothers Circle at her home Friday
afternoon.
Norman Towne, OF Dietrich, has
been visiting in this city several days
this week.
Miss Leoma McFall. who has been
visiting in Boise FOR some time, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Frank Barker has been very al this
week but is reported as improving
the latter part Of the week,
Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred }. Hitchins' OF
salt lake cry spent THURSDAY in
shoshone enrouts % Seattle.
The hanks and the court house wsrs
closed all day Thursday in honor %
President HsFdlnss yislf 70 idaho
Major General G. q Morton NaF n
shoshors Tuesday evening en''s''ns
ths yauns men dss.fipF fe ~ a. feff
Nd "A RassaH ihis summer ~ Nif
R 40
us a. b gmass ass'siff N Af
u k.Nn.t ani Nu taa"
mnHnfi fNf it''r h'
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NIIN M I
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

NJ. A Weaver. of Gooding, was a
city visitor with his family wednes-
day.
Great bargains in ready -to-wear
and millinery at the Morse store.
ADV.
Frank T. Disney left Wednesday
evening for Pocatello to meet the
president.
Mrs. Bert Wyant, of Richfield, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Nor
rison Tuesday.
Miss Fowler, Of the Near East Re
lief headquarters at Boise, spent
Tuesday in Shoshone.
Ladies and Misses hats-only a
few hats left at half price. Model
Millinery Shop. Adv.
Catholic Ladies Altar society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. William
Custer Thursday, July 5th.
Miss Mary McMahon. who has been
visiting in Los Angeles for some time,
is expected home the coming week
Frank elem left Thursday for
Chicago, accompanying a rrainload OF
sheep for the Novinger-D -Darrah Sheep
company
Mrs. F. f. Crosse left Wednesday
for Pocatello 10 attend the festiYi-
ties there in honor Of President Hard
ing Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fryar left
Wednesday Tor Soda Springs "hefe
they were called by the death 0i
Mr.. FryaTs mother
The STATE War Mothers hela
IN Pocatello Thursday A"'
two or three delegates from sh'snoNs
attended the meeting
Mr, and Mrs u. d. Neoi % i'.'''
spsnt part o. Tuesday in 7N'si'''.
oa thelr way % dooaiRs '' H''''
,hs Legion play thsfe
M.ss Fln Reitsrly ehe n"
sussi ~ Afss E'aire Clover f'Nf
solo ~ ihe morning services 4 ''
nsohoalsfehuah sunday
lam.s ~ Dlans aN Hff F"
M .ua noY Iaf. aHa NA' " ''H
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29

ru,or Pacific railroad is to run
o.,o, dairy train through the state
This train will consist OF
of fine dairy cows of various
;. Pullman containing the
\ lters and attendants representing
aars associations of Minnesota
wisconsin and a car containing
{ciols Of the railroad and the state
|cials.
fbe train will stop in Shoshone on
Ldav. July 9, from 1o:so A. NJ. to
\ N at which time It will leave
HALEY. During it's stay here iect-
i will be given by the various
kerts as to the fine points Of the
kArent breeds and statistics as to
lduction, cost and profit that can
made.
fhe following is list of the lead
dairy authorities accompanying
special train: J. c. Robinson
ksident of the Wisconsin Live Stock
keders association. Reid Murray
kretary Wisconsin Live Stock
eeders association, Karl Musser
kretary American Guernsey Club,
b.. Birmingham of Ayrshire Breeders
Sociation, L. L. Oldham, secretary
hstein-Friesaan i association, ]. c..
Dowen of the dairy cattle business.
rs also expected that Hon C. C.
ore, Governor of Idaho, will accom-
by the train buring most of the
r.
Everyone is invited to participate
Il the meeting and demonstration.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
BASE BALL RESULTS
Only One Game is Played Sunday
and jerome Beats Twin Falls by
Score Of s to 4.

The baseball game Sunday between
Shoshope and Eden was postponed
on account Of rain.
The game between Hansen and
Kimberly was also postponed in
memorium of Clyde Hughes, the
Hansen player who died last week.
The game between Jerome and
Twin Falls was won by Jerome by
score of to 4.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
AT THE BAUGH THEATRE

. Q Q 9 . Q o . 9 9 o 8 o 9
ne program at the Baugh theater
coming week is an exceptionally
one with The Unconquered
man" on Friday and Saturday
nts; Clara Kimball Young in
raight From Paris" on Monday
tuesday nights and Silver
ngs on Thursday and Friday
h's. Appreciating Manager Will
IS efforts to give the public what
wants in good moving pictures the
Plences are growing larger each
me unconQuered Woman" which
the bill for Friday and Saturday
an exceptionally strong and emo
iai picture that is sure to please
patrons.
i0nday and Tuesday straight
faris the latest six-reel photo
"a starring the supreme Clara
'"n houng, is a delicious treat
motion picture patrons for more
0He reason. In this picture Of
Sada Cowan. memorable for
script Of Hush. Miss Young's
w vehicle. has painted a pano-
''a Oh scenes and action that not
sHls the drama devotee. but
0s generous feast to the ad-
III 4, '' beauty and splendor. The
aius'ic settings Of straight
"''s enables Miss Young 20
y. 'a ~ a eol0rful display OF won
wy smer, gowns and apparel,
"'''''nta'ly Introduces the latest
N modes TO the feminine
I '' '"neier The wealth Of robes,
. sac inerles o. fashion Is enough
M ' women folks curiosity for
/, ''' 'hq surrounding of PART
a,,' s'''''n'' merely adds 20 ihs
''ieoi ~ aaosnmeni ihsi
4 ''sw Elom pprs' apspi
"'f 'nauls,le pioauetong
NNi Ihul.lau AL. l.ll
|. n'. n''N another spaa ple
NaY ie alsp l.s0
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
MAGIC GATE
IS OPENED

General Manager John Badley
On His Return From the
Shriners Convention Decided
the Trouble at Magic Dam
Was With Emergency Gate
and Not the Outlet Gate and
the Wet Weather Enabled
Him to Shut Gate Sufficient
Iy Long to 90 Down and Fix
Emergency Gate. Given
Tests Sunday and Found All
Right.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-06-29
TAX COLLECTIONS
For the Second Half-year They Are
Not Quite as Much as For First
Half ard Many Delinquent

The collection Of taxes for the sec
ond half Of the year totaled sss.s24-iS.
while for the first half they were
s11s.s56.s4. According 10 these fl
cures there is a big sum outstanding
in delinquent taxes for the year 1922.
Most OF the collections made were
from corporations. the farmers as a
rule being back in paying their taxes
this year.
The auditor this week issued war
rants 70 the various taxing bodies
totaIing sss.s2oss. divided as follows;
Village Of Shoshone. sz,sos.2o.
Village Of Richfield. si.0T2.fT.
Highway District No. ?. ss.04si..
Highway District No. 3. sz.s7T.fI.
Highway District No. S, sss1z.ss.
Highway District No. 9. 1854
Independent School District No. y,
siess2t6.
Independent School District No. 10
ssoeiTs
Jerome School District sstss.fs.
school District No AZ stt0gbs.