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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10
Kennel Club Ready to
Spring the Latch on Bee
thoven Hall Exhibition
Saturday-Austin Show
Champions All Entered.

Officials Of the San Antonio Kennel
Club with a good idea of the en-
tries and their worth, estimated that
the blooded CANNES to be exhibited at
the eleventh show of the club. which
starts at Beethoven Hall at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning. will aggregate con-
siderably more than S50,000 in value.
ACCURATE estimate of the total value
of the dogs is impossible. as not all
are for sale, many being pets that
couldn't be bought for all the money
in the world"
An unusual number of dogs the
fame of which is not confined TO Texas
or the Southwest will be on the Bee
thoven benches when the show opens.
The San Antonio Kennel Club enjoys
a good reputation for the treatment il
accords out-of-town exhibitors and
this policy of the clubs has borne
fruit in an unusual number of entries
from other cities.
The Kennel Club workers are pat
ting themselves on the back when
they get off to themselves about the
way the fall show is going over, in
view of the fact that the club also
staged a highly successful spring ex-
hibition only seven months ago.
Judge Will Have n Task.
In dog show language, the field CD
October 13, II and 10 will be every
fast" This means the judge. Dan
Shuttleworth. eminent California dog
authority, will have his work cut out
for him.
Notably heavy is the Boston terrier
class. Besides local breeders, who
Lave made this one of the most popu-
lar dogs here, the Lauralee Kennels Of
st. Louis and the Mecca Kennels of
Dallas will have large representations.
Lieut.. G. w. Sullivan of El Paso
has sent word that he expects to fly
over with his Boston entry.
The Airdales and hunting dogs will
be in profusion, as usual. An unusual
number of German police dogs, a breed
growing fast in popularity, will be on
exhibition.
The kennels of the Texas EXPOSE
ton at Austin will send four blue rib
bon winners to the local show includ-
ing among them both the male and
female grand champions.
Send Grand Champions.
The grand champion male at the
Austin fair was London, who also
took the blue ribbon in the Airedale
class. London comes from the Ash
borne Kennels in Wisconsin and is the
son of Vickery Crack and Ashborne
Riot. He is five years old and the
Austin show was the first in which he
has been entered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10

which theory cannot be maiutalned-
Nor can We prove such a theory by
the laws Of chance, and say that the
chances are in favor Of such combina-
tions recurring, for If the laws Ct
chance govern in our roulette wheel OF
existence, what can we know of the
infinite universe.
"Even in finite universe, the COM
binations Of recurrent events, may
well be infinite. Modern science -
showing US the infinite complexities of
the universe, in which each atomic
unit is complex system in itself"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10

drea Tsanoff, Ph.D., of Rice Institute,
proceeded in his lecture on Tuesday
evening, to the members of the Scien-
tific Society of San Antonio, to prove
that Nietzsche was utterly wrong from
the standpoint of philosophy, science
or theics.
"Nietzsche's way of thinking that
the energy OF the world moves in a
cyclic form of progression and depres-
sion, from zenith to nadir, is opposed
to his own theory of the inherent ir-
nationality of the laws governing the
universe" he said. According to
Nietzsche, time is infinite, and in the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10

own premises, there is no reason to be-
lieve that each single event is bound
to recur. Even il we admit that the
universe includes only a finite number
Of possible combinations of energy, we
may admit the possible recurrence of
some combinations while We deny the
necessary recurrence of every single
one.
If We agree that such combina-
ton is inevitably recurrent, it would
follow that the world course is cyclic
in every detail, that there is a ration
al necessity that governs every event,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10
NIETZSCHE IS WRONG
Doctrine Of External Recurrence Not
Maintained.

After stating ne theory on which
Nietzsche based his doctrine of eter-
nal recurrence, Prof. Radoslof An
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09

NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE or
ATTACHMENT
In the District Court of the FOu-
judicial District of the State Of 4,
no, in and for the County of Linz.

Frank Millsaps Plaintiff VS.. n
Jensen Defendant.
STATE OF IDAHO, County Of Il.
coin. SIS:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Ts
on the 2nd day of March A. D q,
attachment issued in the above 2
titled action against the property
the aforesaid defendant n. c. Jsn~
for the sum of (s125.OO) dollars vi
interest thereon at the rate Of 81
cent per annum from May 1st M.
together with the costs of this an.
and with $4,000. attorneys lei
WITNESS MY HAND and the
of said District Court. affixed
End day of March A. D., 1923
(SEAL) f. A. BOWIE
Clerk of District Coz
BEULAH GUYNM
Dsp-y
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Paul
Haddock Ross B. Haddock. resides
and postoffice address, shoshas
Idaho. NJ. s-iss
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FC;
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY

| Notice is hereby given that willie
V. Evans has filed in the United Stats
District Court his application fr it,
charge in bankruptcy. and tns "
creditors and other persons in ins.
est are required to show cause I
they have any, why the prayer Of tn
petitioner should not be granted y
entering their appearance in said PM
ceedings on or before the 10th lay 4
April, 1923, and within ten days thera.
after filing the particular grounds &
their opposition, in the office OF tn
clerk Of the court.
Given under the general orders q
the court and by special order Ct II:
undersigned this 9Th day of Marct
1923.
WESLEY T. STAFFORD
M. -9-16. Refers
Ads. if good, are mighty and VII
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09
NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given. that, T. N r.
T.o,''Son' assessor OF Lincoln county
'aAno' VIII on the 9Th day OF Anr,l
go appiy 70 the Board Of County
commissioners OF said county ana
STATE Tor the appointment Of a deputy
'f deputies as the duties OF The offics
may require.
- o. ~ D. MORRISON,
~ ~. Assessor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09

| NEA NEA, Sec. 20.
WKNWA, SWA, SEA SEA, Sec. 81
NEA NEA, s1aNEA. S1zSWA. seq
Sec 22.
M, NhsWA, NEA sen, s1ksEA,
Sec. 23.
NEA, NANWA, sEANwA, NWA :
sWA, shswA, E11sEA, Sec. "a.
MEX, N1zNWA. SEA NWA, NEA :
SEA, Sec. rs.
W1sNWA, s1s, Sec. 26.
NkNEA, N1kNwA. SEA swA, SEX
Sec. 81.
N1hNEA, NkNWA, Sec. %.
NEA sen, S51SE14, Sec. "a.
NWA NEA, NEA NWA, SA NWA
NzsWA, SEA sWA, sE14, Sec. s5.
TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 10
E. B. NJ
W1sSWA, Sec 2.
E1asWA. W1zsEA, SEA sEA, Sec. 8.
Lot 1S. Sec. 6.
VIZ sEA, Sec. Z.
SEA NEA, NJ NWA. SEA NWA,
NEA SEA, S3A sEA, Sec. 9.
N1ANEA, swA NEA, WIZ, Sec. 10.
NWANEA, E1zNWA, sAsWA, VIZ
SEA, SEA SEX, Sec. II.
kWA NEA, M NwA. swA seq
sen sWA, Sec. IA.
NEA. N1kNwA. sEANwA, Sec. Is.
W1kNWA, SASEA, Sec. II.
E12NEA, Lot 3, Lot 4. Lot 5, Lot 6,
Lot z, Lot s, Lot 8, Lot 10, Lot IL,
Lot -, SEA, Sec. Is.
E12, Lot 2, Lot 8, Lot A, Lot 5, Lot 6.
sWA, Sec. 10.
WAswA. s1ssEA, Sec. 20.
N4zNWA, sASWA, NEA sEA, sH-
SEA, Sec. 81.
N15SWA, Sec. %.
NWANEA, NEANwA. Sec. %.
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SEA SEX. Sec. 81.
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WANEA, NwA. NwA SWA, sEA-
sen, Sec. 20.
Lot 8, Lot 4, Lot 5, Lot 8, Lot 9, Lot TO-
Lot IL, sEAN EA, EASEA, Sec. 80.
EHNEA, Lot 2. Lot 8, Lot 4, Lot 8.
Lot 9, Lot 10, Lot II. Sec. 81
NANEA, sWANEA, NwA, Sec. 49,
SEANEA, s1zNEA, NWA, WhsWA. :
Sec 80.
VEA NEA, WkNEA, NWA, NJ =
SWA, SWA SWA, NWA sEA, Sec. "
a. u
TOWNSHIP SOUTH, RANGE - a
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TOWNSHIP SOUTH, RANGE 10 10
WANWA, SWA, Sec. 2. M
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4NWA. Sec. II. pr
III snat every and all persons claim :
adversely to the rights of this :
aintiff as evidenced by said PERMITS g
III licenses as aforesaid be forever
JOINED and restrained from inter- O.
ring with the use and enjoyment bv s.:
e plaintiff of the water Of Big Wood 10
yer as aforesaid, and generally for
en- other and further relief as to the =
art may seem Just. +.
(SEAL) RrSSrrr l
Attorneys for Plaintiff .
Address: Gooding. Idaho chi
published by order of the Court OF
test; E. A. BOWLER. Clerk OF
90. PR
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09
NOTICE TO cssolroas

Estate % DAVID Ennis, deceased
. '''''' y hereby slyep BY the Under.
, n Administrators ~ DO esiats !,
p't'a tpp's deceased. 10 ne e,.,s
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rt''''Hi ihe sala deoeasod hi ,.a.,.,,
xxx, pr" Nf ee'ssaaiy ,ouehe,s
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09
DOCTOR HERBERT DEAN

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
special attention given women
children. Infant feeding.
orilce In Mcmahon Building
ofnee phone 49, Residence phone IL
Private home for maternity Patien"
sHosHoNE IDAHO
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09
WARRANT CALL

Independent School District \.
Dietrich, Idaho. hereby calls for :,
ment all outstanding warrants s..I
said District up to and ipelm,.
warrants No. 445. Interest Sion.
above mentioned warrants March !.
1928.
F. T. HowARD
M.-9-16. N
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09

s1sNEh, s1ANWA, N4sSWA, SEA
Sec. Is.
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swA sen, Sec. %.
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SksWA, Sec. 25.
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N1sNEh, Sec. OF.
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SEA SEA. Sec. SS.
NEh NEA. s1zNEA, s1a. Sec. a.
sANEA, WANWA, SEA NWA, S1k,
Sec. 35.
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TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE Is
E.B. M.
SEA SWA, WAsEA. Sec. 1.
E1kSWA, Sec. 2.
NAsWA, swA sWA, sWA sen, Sec.
3.
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sWA, shSEA, Sec. 5.
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NEA. N1hNwA, sWANWA, SWA,
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E1ANEA, NEA sWA, NKsEA, SEA-
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SWA, Sec. -.
NWA ,NWA, Sec. 10.
NEANEA, Sec. IA
NEA, NWANwA, SANWA, s1k, Sec.
16.
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SEA, Sec. II.
Nancy, N1sNWA, sWA, Sec. 49,
VIZ, Sec. 10.
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sWA' sWAs WA, sen. Sec. 20.
N1kNWA. Sec. 21.
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2s
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-09

Bis Wood Canal Company
corporation.
Plaintiff
S. II Chapman. as Water
master Of Big Wood River ~ i0n
District Ne. "A Of the State
OF Idaho. 49,
Defendent. Sf
TO WHOM IT MAY coNcERN:-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Thai
on the 7th day Of February A. d.
1924 the plaintiff Big Wood Canal
Company. a corporation. filed In the
above named court its complaint
against 5 II Chapman. as WATERWAYS
ter Of Big Wood River District No. IA
Of the state OF Idaho praying a sum
mary adjudication OF It's rights in Big
Wood River; that the plaintiff claims
the following priorlties. to-wit: Three
thousand $4,000 second feet Of the
water Of Biz Wood River with prior
ity as Of November 10th. 1905; Three
thousand tsooo) second feet Of the
water Of Big Wood River with PRIOR
lily as OF May 18th, 1908 and One and
four-tenths 40 second feet Of water
OF Bis Wood River with priority of
January 2ist. 1911.
That the plaintiff by summary sup
Elemental adjudication as provided for
by Section 1896 Idaho Compiled Sta
tutes seeks 10 be made a party to that
certain decree rendered in the District
Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
OF the state OF Idaho. ON the 18th day
OF December 1909. IN which said suit
:. c. Frost ct al. were plaintiffs and
Alturas Water Company ct al, were
defendants;
Plaintiff prays that. II be made a
party TO the said decree heretofore de-
scribed and set out with like rights
and privileges as the other parties to
the said decree. with like force and
effect as II II has been a party to
said suit and its rights fixed by said
decree with priorities as aforesaid.
that the water aforesaid to-wit: 1000
second feet with the priority as of
November 10th. 1905. 5000 second feet
With priority as OF May nth. 1908 and
"A second feet with priority as of
January 2ist. 1911 be declared to be
'ppurtenant to the land hereinafter
escribed herein. viz:
TOWNSHIP ? SOUTH. RANGE 10
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NOTICE
PACE EIGHT.

In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State Of Ida
no, in and For the County of Lincoln
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i, NEA sen, s1ksEA, Sec. SO.
TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 10
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8.
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E. B. NJ.

Lot 4, SEA SWh, Sec. 30.
WhNEA, sEl4NEA. NwA. EIsswA
Lot 4. SEX. Sec. 81.
NwhNwA, Wl&sWA. SEA SwA
Sec. 80.
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SEX. Sec. 50.
SwA, Sec. SO.
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Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-27

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Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-27
TRANSFORMATION IN ALASKA

Placing the construction of roads and trails and the operation Of the gov ernment railroad in Alaska under one head should help both activities and make more efficient their service to the Northland Road and trail work ill Central and Southwestern Alaska must be planned so as to promote traI- fic for the railroad and make available to residents in those regions the use of the steel transportation system.
 Railway operation, no doubt will disclose instances where branch Eali lines will be superior to roads and trails and in such cases, with all work directed by one office, there will be no duplication of expenditure but ln- stead the adoption of the better idea. In co-ordinating transportation actlVl- ties, the railway will be transferred from the Interior Department, which has charge of the systems construc- tion to the War Department which al ways has exercised control over roads and trails.
 The work of building the railroad be gan in 1915 Except for the broadgaus- ing of fifty-five miles between Nenana and Fairbanks the system of All miles is completed It cost totals $62,0O0,OOo. of rtiOn it has transported freight and passen- gers to the extent of it's facilities. It's traffic has steadily increased, but re- ceipts have not yet equaled operating expenses. Except for period durlng the World War, Col Frederick Mears, present chief of the Railway Comms- sion. has been actively engaged in the construction of the system. He has been eminently successful in solving difficult engineering problems and ln administering the affairs of the enter prise. His work has evoked the high est praise. The railroad is monu- ment to his probity and ability.
 The Alaska Road Commission which has directed road and trail work and which will operate the railway, was constituted by Congress in 1905. Dur ing it's existence it has expended $6,- 6S7, ,3O9. built 6,S54 miles of roads ana trails and constructed numerous fer ries, bridges and tramways. Maj. Jas. c. Steese, chief of the commsslon' will take over the railway from Colon el Mears.
 Coordination of transportation la cilities and activities will simplify fed- eral appropriations. Hereafter, there will be but one fund. With the compile tion of the railroad and the necessity of building feeders, Congress will be asked to authorize ten-year road building program involving an expendi ture of s1O,OO0,OO0. The ten-yea1 idea was first suggested in 1915 but the financial demands of the railroad lim- ited appropriations for roads and trail deyelopment The comprehensive plan should receive consideration.
 Development of Alaska's resources depends on making them accessible by improving transportation facilities.
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SHIPPING BILL DYING

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-The ad- ministration shipping bill has passed into state of coma with the filibus tering element standing over it with drawn swords to administer the finish should it revive.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-27
LAUSANNE TREATY
 NAY BE REJECTED

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 27-The newspapers today contain dispatches from the Angora government an- nouncing that majority of the Grand National Assembly are supporting the military demand that the Lausanne peace treaty be rejected.