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Evening star., 1923-09-08
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
C0ntfnueA.

Continues.
NORTHEAST. EXCELLEN
$5,75o-5th St. NE.
.semi-deta ched; :; windows on side; brick home
Of rooms and two baths front porch; ga
Ypge In rear: property in splendid condition
and Immediate possession obtained. Terms
$7,3soEBloomingdale.
An attractive brick home Of o large rooms.
reception hall and tiled bath; two porehes;
splendid cellar, excellent furnace, electric
lights: property ip perfect repair. Can be
boueht On ~ 600 cash. Possession guaranteed.
$3.50.
Be sure aud zee this attractive brick home,
conveniently located ne, Of 8 large roems
and full tiled bath hot water heat, electr c
lights. tile garage for two cara: many extra
features. including floor plugs. built-in bath
Property in perfect condition.
Phone Lincoln 8o7.
HOWENS1
9TH and III SITS. NE.
Evening star., 1923-09-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COuttnued.
NORTHWEST

$4z5oeCorner X St. NE.
Desirable corner brick home of rooms and
bath; double rear 'porches; garage. Property
in good coRdition.
Near Sacred Heart Church.
A few doors west OF 18th st. Six good
sized rooms, tile bath, excellent heating plant,
electric lights. double rear porches. property
In splendid condition. Price, $500. Terms
arranged.
>. 1. Detached-$o,75o.
On wide syenue northwest. eight large
lights. large porchss and a resi- arsplace; lot
40 feet wide by 1lD feet deep to paved alley.
House in excellent condition. Terms.
Near 18th and Park Road NV.
A very attractive home in this most con;
: Evenient Iocation.. six rooms and tiled bath.
furnace heat. electric lights, two.csr brick
garage PRICE slo.7so. Terms arranged. In
speet today.
Phone Columbia ?227o.
Elm. BROS,
& soI5 14ti, St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-09-08

Retiring Sale of Valuable
Soda Fountain, Confection-
cry, Bakery Fixtures and
Machinery, Mirrored Wall
and Floor Cases, Implements
Of Trade, ETC., contained in
No. 3218 14th Street NV.
By Public Auction
Thursday,
September 13, 1923,
Commencing 10 AM.
Handsome s-syrup soda fountain; marble
and mirrored back bar: fine mahogany con-
fectionery wall and floor cases; National
cash register: mahogany marble base counters;
mahogany and marble base pastry case;
counter scales; electric mixer, with motor;
glass lunch counter case and mahogany lunch
counter; coffee urns; tables; bentwood chairs:
mrrored wall racks; electric fans: steril.zer;
large ice box; Hubbard bake oven; potato
peeler: crockery and kitchen utensils; baking
and pie pans; silver and glass ware; candy
boxes: awning, etc.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auctioncer.
se7-d&dhs.exSu
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Get your Farm Sale Bills at The
Tribune. Prices and quality are right.
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Deer Flat

Misses Tressa Nelson and Lucill,
Jester entertained al Thanksgiving
dinner AT the home OF Miss Nelson
he following guests were present
Misses Lolita Hinshaw. LA Irozier
Geneva STREET. Nelda Livingston. Myr.
lie Carter. Wilma and Ruby Bernice
Myers and Ethel Fisher. and Messrs
Clair Howard. Charles Beals. Glen
Rinard. Arthur French. Lester Harris
Arthur Fisher and Royal Nelson. Al
the guests reported lovely time
Messrs. Grant and Claude Bullock
took Thanksgiving dinner with Claude
and Oren Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Greenfield
and family OF Meridian took Thanks
giving dinner al the {. C. Greenfield
home.
MIR. and Mrs Emery Achilles and
family moved to Long Valley Friday
Mr.. and Mrs J Z. loft and fami-
" took Thanksgiving dinner at the
w. Spear home.
Mrs King OF Boise spent Saturday
night at the {. b. Anderson home.
Miss Marguerite Hitson lett last
week for California where she will
enter a nurses school.
Miss Pearl Nelson lett last Monday
with her parents. by auto. for Cali
fornia.
\ farewell party was given at the
/. J. HitSon home last Monday even
ing in honor OF Miss Marguerite Hit
son. About IS guests were present
Games were played until a late hour
when refreshments of sandwiches.
cake. pickles and cocoa were served.
All the guests reported a good time
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and family
took Thanksgiving dinnsr at the +
b. FariS home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith. Mr..
Geo Smith. Miss Anna Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and family, Miss
Nichols were Thanksgiving guests at
the w. II. Cutter home.
Mr.. |. f. Madden and Mr. Geo.
Smith were Boise visitors Monday.
Messrs. Nj. h. Lamb. H. w Provo,
J. =. Toft. w. Spear and J. II. Shultz
we're business visitors in Boise Tues
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Hansbro visited |
1t the w. Spear home Saturday after
ioon.
Miss Edith Hoadley and brother
.ben and Mr.. Roy Moon spent Friday
vening at the w. Spear home.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Watts on Wednesday afternoon. De
lcious refreshments were served and
] the ladies reported a good time.
Mr.. Ross Rice is having a new
veil drilled on his ranch.
Misses Marjorie Sewer and Nadine
>ropp of Caldwell and Miss Dorothy
parks OF Lake Lowell visited at the
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Cory Basin

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cox visited the
o. Allison home at Caldwell Monday
Mr.. John keSStcr called al the W
+. Wallace home Monday.
Mr.. Reeoe Bayless and family were
dinner guests Thanksgiving al the
Washburn home in Marsing.
Mr.. Ora Wallace motored to Nam
pa Monday
o. II. Eels and family, Edison Eells
and family. Otis Eells and family. all
spent Thanksgiving at the Merritt
Cunningham home
Everyone enjoyed the THANKSGIVING
prgram given by the Coy Basin
school Monday evening.
Jim Cox. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w
+. Cox. was thrown from a horse
Wednesday and received many pain
full bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Melbourne
motored over from Apple Valley to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mr.. Hold Eells and family have
moved to the Lawrence ranch for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Wallace have
moved to Media. having rented the
hing rdncn.
Mr.. Ilah Winnigcr. teacher of Cory
Basin school spent Thanksgiving with
relatives at Wilder.
Frank Eells and Erwin Eels were
Marsing visitors Wednesday.
Prayer meeting was held Tuesday
evening at Knowlton Heights. The
Followers of Christ
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanelle were Marsing
visitors Saturday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. O |
II. Eels has been quite sick this week.
Ora Wallace. Mintha Cunningham
md Bertha Wallace motored to Cald |
we'll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Cox visited
,elatives at Boise Monday and Tues
lay.
Glenford Eells and Gladys Eels,
we're baptized in Snake river Sunday
fternoon. They will become MEM
'ers OF the Followers of Christ.
Tribune Sale Bills are different.
'ry theml
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Creenleaf News

Mrs. SIMS who is teaching Al Brier
Rose spent Thanksgiving with home
folks.
The dredge began operation this
wek. The new drain ditch begins al
.he Golden Gate spill way up Pipe
Clutch and into the Deer Flat country.
Roy Moon OF Soism spent sun
day IN Greenlcai, guest al the Royal
Noon home.
The L. l.. Williams family are re-
covering from the scarlet lever and
are able 10 be about again.
Grace and Halle Crew OF Boise
spent Thanksgiving at the home OF
their parents. MIR. and Mrs {. NJ
Crew.
MIR. and Mrs. +. {. Tozier moved
10 the Arson Cox home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones OF Boise
spent last week end al the home OF
Mrs. Jones niece. Mrs. Amanda Tuck
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Dunbar OF Cald-
well spent Sunday in Greenlcai.
Mrs. Clcole Cook OF Portland is
spending this week visiting old Green
leaf friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seburn Harris of
kuna spent Sunday in Greenleai at
tending the meetings OF Joseph Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. \. J. Tucker and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tucker, Mr.
and Mrs. John Jones were Sunday
guests at the Wade Tucker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson entertained to
a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner the
GENEVA Strut. Lucille JUS
ice. Bcrnice Myers. Wilma and Ruby
Carlson. Ethel Fisher. Lolita Hin
shaw. zelda Livingston. Tressa Nel-
'on. Myrtle Carter. LA Tozicr. Lester
Harris. Glen Rinard. Charles Beal.
Clair Howard. Arthur Fisher. ROYAL
Nelson. Arthur French. MIR. and Mrs.
liar Smith and daughter Kathleen.
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Central Cove

The honor roll for the primar,
room at school, those neither abseni
nor tardy during the past month ar,
Ellis Connell, Richard Olsen, Leo
Revis. Gladys Paxton, Edward Sch.
wartz. Everett Van Slyke. Ralph
Mapes. ldell Gotham. Bessie Ellwood
Thomas Trostle. Alvin Morrison. I.oi,
Travis. Alvin Sanderson. Martha
Schurtz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kallman mo-
tored to Payette to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives. On Saturday al
ternoon Mrs. Herman Tim, Mrs. linn
Frye, Ella Kallman, Nina Smalley
and Bertha Cedarhohn came over
from Roswell and took Mrs. Kallman
over near Snake river where they en-
joyed picnic lunch.
Harold Beauchamp, of Nampa spent
thanksgiving holidays with Wayne
Travis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Lilly have
moved into the B. Bayless house.
They have rented the ranch for the
coming season.
Gertrude Waldron and Rosemary
Gardner who is visiting her, are quite
ii with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Trueblood and
children were shopping in Boise Fri
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stone, of Cald-
veil. and DIR. and Mrs. II. F. Stone
If Boise. had Thanksgiving dinner
With their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
W. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Vanderbilt en-
ertalned Mrs. Vanderwit's brother
nd family. from Nampa. on Thanks
irving day.
Mr: and Mrs. Grover DeCoursey
nd family spent the day with rela-
ives in Nampa.
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home OF Miss Edna and Harold Rice
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCubbins
lett Saturday Tor Redmond. Oregon.
Mrs. Jim Frank returned home after
spending a week with her sister Mrs.
Robert Brown OF Star.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy McCubbins and
Little son lett last Monday Tor Cali
lornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rose took SUNDAY
dinner ~ the Herman Nogt home.
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Riverside

rs. VIII Rohrer entertained Rev
Mrs Potter, and Mr.. and Mrs
Rohrer and sons, Lyman, CHR
and Eugene as Thanksgiving
rs. Ruth Williams of Pleasant
IS. Iowa, is visiting at the home OF
ulster. Mrs. w. A. Larrance. and
niece, Mrs. II. B. Macy and
ew, L. J. Roberts.
= program and box social at the
rside school Thanksgiving eve.
Sd decided success from every
point, net proceeds from sale OF
was S4o.45 which covered piano
Z and left Sll in the treasury with
"a to buy new stage curtains.
Yrs Macy had Mr.. Isaac Roberts
family also Mr.. Ralph Roberts
sanity to help eat their Thanks
y turkey.
.. {. Bondee and Hathaway
hes attend a lecture in Caldwell
rsday evening.
Lrs. Albert Mulch had a real home
nns thanksgiving, which brought
the family home, with their fami-
, except Harold and Hazel.
rs. J; H. Root is entertaining her
ener, X. +: and family, preparatory
Their leaving for Frisco to make
d home.
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Butter Wrappers at The Tribune
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Peninger ard Mr.
and Mrs. J. o. Edwards attended m,
masquerade ball at the |. o. o. F
Temple in Caldwell Thanksgiving eve
Mr.. and Mrs. Amesbury ATTENDED
Eiks Memorial services in Caldwell
Sunday
Father and Mother Peninger OF
Bose spent thanksgiving with their
son George and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roberts left
Monday evening for Portland. They
VIII make their home near Newburg.
Mr.: and Mrs. Leslie moved last
Monday to a small ranch near Cald-
well.
Lieutenant and Mrs. McGarraugh
and little daughter Marina Rose. who
Just returned from a three year So
Journ in the Philippine Islands, were
the guests of honor at Thanksgiving
dinner at the Amesbury home. which
dinner all guests were present except
the bridesmaid and best man, that
were present at the pre-nuptial dinner
gwen for this couple at this home four
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schaffer and
family were Thanksgiving guests at
The o. c. Dimes home.
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=. Lahd UHice al Boise. Idaho
G. Myers, of Huston. Idaho. II. r. D. 1.
who, an January 4th, 1919. made Hsme-
stead Entry Act June II. 1907, Ne.
NV, EisSWk, Section Z, Township
North. Range West, Boise Meridian
has MED notice of intention to make
land above described. before ID. ID.
Harger. United States Commi.sioner,
Al his Office. at Caldwell. Idaho, on the
9Th day OF January. 1924
claimant names at witnesses: Henry
WeigAndt, OF Caldwell. Idaho, Sarah
Msigandt, OF Caldwell. Idaho; Richard
Claire Mower. of Huston, Idaho
Bartlett Sinclair Register.
96-106-c
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers Favorite

The soothing and healing proper
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
its pleasant taste and prompt and ef-
fectual cures have made it favorite
with people everywhere. Ii is cs-
pecially priced by mothers OF young
children for colds. Group and whoop-
ing cough, as it always affords quick
relief and is free from opium and
other harmful drugs.
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The Fruit Growers Association held
a business meeting IN community hall
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. \. Belcher and
family, OF Boise, were guests in the
Charles Bigger home Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. Bigger motored to Boise Sun
day 10 take his daughter. Paulina. and
Mrs. p. +. Gregory who had spent
the Thanksgiving vacation there.
Edith and Herman Hopkins. OF
Roswell were week end guests in the
Engle home. Andy Hopkins visited
Clarence and Donald Bolton.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That !.
\. q. Moore. having plead guilty on
July 18Th, 1922. 20 the crime OF rape.
In the District Court OF the Seventh
Judicial District, OF the State OF Idaho.
In and Tor the County OF Canyon. and
sentenced by said Court to serve
term OF from five to fourteen years
imprisonment in the State Pcnitentiary
at Boise, Ada County. Idaho. will make
application to the Honorable State
Board OF Pardons. at their next regu-
lar meeting after the legal publication
OF this notice. for absolute pardon.
A. .. MOORE.
101-3-c
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Northern Division

Cars will leave Caldwell for Boise via
Middleton, Star and Eagle:
500 a. m, $50 a. m. 1880 a. m.
80 p. m. $50 p. m. $50 p. m. $50
p. m. 7:30 p. m, $50 p m, and II 80
p. m. (for Star and intermediate points
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-02-09
ANGLESEA

The Mems Community Club will
hold the next meeting on next Tues
day night in the basement of the M e.
Church.
A radio message states that Thomas
Braidwood, radio operator on the S. S.
City of Eureka, arrived at New York
on Thursday. The ship has just re-
turned from a trip to several Mediter-
anean ports.
Hurley Booye has returned home
again after being absent about five
months.
Mike Nidorf has left for Cornell
college.
William Toner is spending a few
days in Philadelphia. He left on
Wednesday afternoon.
The boys and girls are having great
times in the snowy streets. They
hitch their sleds to automobiles and
go sliding gaily along.
The Junior League of the M. e.
Church were entertained on Friday
evening by Ethel Grace, at the home
of her parents. Those present were
as follows: Christina Helsengren,
Edna Wiederstrom, Beatrice and Clara
Bright, Ellen Hansen, Betty Braid
wood, Dorothy Newkirk, Billy Bright,
Kenneth Grace. Games were played
and all had a good time. Refresh
ments were served and they retired to
their homes at nine o'clock.
Policeman Harry Conn is confined
to his home on West Sd e with
grip.
The people who were going to Wild
wood were quite disappointed when
the snow storm stopped the trolley
service on Tuesday afternoon and it
was Wednesday morning before the
cars got to Central avenue, and the
high school pupils went on the train
to school on Thursday.
Donald Peterson, aged II months,
son of Axel Peterson, died on Satur-
day afternoon of pneumonia. The
funeral took place at the cemetery at
Court House on Tuesday afternoon
with Undertaken Ingersoll in charge.
Mrs. A. c.. Butler, who has been
more or less i'll for the past nine
months, returned last Saturday from
the Anderson Hospital, a private hos
pital in Philadelphia. A serious oper-
alton was performed on Mrs. Butler
earlier in the winter. She is truant
officer for the North Wildwood public
school and was attending to her
ruties this week. When she is not
able to perform this work it is done
by Mrs. Bradshaw. Thomas Camac,
one of the veterans of Grassy Sound,
76 years old, is a brother of Mrs.
Butler.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-02-09

For Joseph Probinsky, South side
of 22d avenue, West of railroad.
For S. Hamilton, South side of Juni-
per avenue, West of Park boulevard.
For S. Hamilton, South side of Juni-
per avenue, West of New York avenue.
For F. Lechleidner, South side of
18th avenue, West of railroad.
For Isreal r. Woolson, West side of
Taylor avenue, West of railroad.
Taps in December, 1922
For A. Sutton, North side Of Sd ave-
nue., West of Surf avenue.
For Natal Banta, North side of
Maple avenue, East of Holly Beach
avenue.
For j. M. Phillips, Northwest corner
of Maple and Holly Beach
For Mr.. Bowling, 221 East Spencer
n
For Leavitt Smith, South side of
Hildreth avenue, West of Pacific ave-
For Mrs. Louisa Fuhs, North side of
26th avenue, East of Ocean avenue.
For Peter Bombenzo, 101 West
Hand avenue.
For David McKibbin, South side of
Pine avenue, West of Pacific avenue.
For Thomas Larsen, South side of
Montgomery avenue, East of Hudson
venue.
For Gus Peterson, West side of Dock
street, East of Hudson ven
For John Greco, Southeast corner
of Wildwood and Hudson
For Mr.. Albertson, South side of
25th avenue, West of railroad.
For Mrs. Cawood, North side of 18th
avenue, West of Ocean avenue
For Mr.. Simmons, Southwest cor
ner of Young and>Arctic
For Louis Sagel, Pacific venue,
above Spicer venue
For Louis Sagel, Spicer avenue, {
East of Pacific avenue.
For Mr.. Duffy, North side of 18th
avenue, West of railroad.
For DR.. II. Jordan, South side of
25th avenue, West of Central avenue.
For Willetts Express, Northeast cor
ner of Schellenger and Holly Beach
avenues.
For Mrs. Stein and Mrs. Lawrence,
South side of Pine avenue, East of
Atlantic venue
For Mr.. Callahan, South side of 26th
avenue, West of Pacific avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-02-09
NOTICE OF EXCITEMENT SERVED
ON BEACH REALTY COMPANY

Sheriff George Redding has served
notice of ejectment on C. A. Norton,
president of the Beach Realty Com
pany, owners of the riparian rights on
the ocean front in the second and
third wards. John T. Byrne, a large
property holder in this section, is the
complainant. MI. Byrne contends that
the title to these rights is illegal and
he plans to make a test case before
Judge Eldredge in the Common Pleas
Court on behalf of a number of prop
erty owners in this section. The diff
Guilty in the holding of these rights
by the Beach Realty Company is seen
in the Commissioners troubles, de-
scribed more fully in another part of
this paper, and if Judge Eldredge
throws a new light on the matter
when the case comes before him it
may prove very interesting to resi-
dents of Five Mile Beach.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-02-09
BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING

Notice is hereby given the legal voters
of the School District of the Borough of
West Wildwood hat the annual meeting
will be held at No. 2 Avenue b, West
Wildwood, on Tuesday, February 10, 1928,
at 7.30 p. M, at which time three mem
bers of the Board of Education will be
elected for the full term and three mem
bers for ~uneXpired term of one year. The
polls will remain open for one hour and
as much longer as is necessary to allow
the legal voters present to cast their bal
lots. At said meeting will be submitted
expenses of $1,275, and the question of
authorizing the Board to borrow the sum
of 1000 on note to take up the present
note.
CARRIE SHULTz. District Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-02-09
REBEKAHS INSTALL OFFICERS

Rebekah Lodge, the women's aux
iliary of the Odd Fellows, installed
the following officers on January 18th:
Noble Grand-Mrs. Martha Inger-
soil.
Vice Grand-Mrs. Marie Stein.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Florence
Long.
Financial Secretary Mrs. Anna
Marthin.
Treasurer-Mrs. Luretta Kraus.
Right Supporter to Noble Grand
Mrs. Mary Neill.
Left Supporter to Noble Grand
Mrs. Martin Long, Sr.
Right Supporter to Vice Grand
Mrs. Irma Miller.
Left Supporter to Vice Grand-Mrs.
Elizabeth Webster.
Chaplain-Mrs. Olga Peterson.
Warden-Mrs. Emma Pearson.
Conductor-Mrs. Laura Hedges.
Inside Guardian-Mrs. Emily Smith.
Outside Guardian-Mrs. Carrie Char
lebois.
The Winslow mail., 1923-02-16
WILLIAMS DEFEAT WINSL0W
GIRLS DOWN H0LBROOK.

Last Saturday mite the High School
team received another set back from
Williams score 25-12 in what promis-
ed to be hot and furious game but
after the middle point Williams pepp-
ed up and ran away with a consider
able lead in the second half. The
opener played by the Winslow girls
against Holbrook was a WalkaWay
for the Winslowites 35-2 Holbrooks
two points coming by way OF the free
throw route The championship in
the intercIass league was played OF
this week. The game Monday be-
tween the Juniors and Freshmen was
won by the Freshmen, "Gunboat
Chase making 19 out of q points
Gagged for the green and white. Tues
day saw a hot contest beween the
Seniors and Sophs for first place and
at the halfway mark the Sophs led
7-5. The Seniors popped up their
players and tied the score in second
half but could not forge ahead and
in the last few minutes of play Jane
way Gagged three ringers and Tully
two giving the SOphs the lead by ten
points and the championship at the
final whistle.
The cup that is presented to the
champions of the interclass league
each year will be ready by Friday and
will be given to the winners at the
assembly period in the morning
The Winslow mail., 1923-02-16

tofore to-wit: on the 1st day of Dec.
1922 levied on all rights, claims, title
and interest of the defendant in and
to the following described property,
to-wit:
One 1922 Hoffman Tailors Steam
Press.
And pursuant to the mandate of
said Writ of Execution, Notice is
hereby given that I will on the 26th
day of February 1928, in front of the
Office of the Justice Of the Peace
Winslow Precinct, Winslow, Arizona,
at the hour of 2:30 p. m. sell at Pub
lie auction all rights titles, claims
and interests of the defendant in and
to said property on the 26th day of
February 1923, or any date thereaf-
ter, to the highest bidder for cash,
lawful money of the United States, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy and pay off the said Judge
ment.
ED. GARDNER,
Constable of Winslow Precinct.
The Winslow mail., 1923-02-16
RED CROSS EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE ELETS PRESIDENT

The executive committee of the
Winslow Chapter of the American red
cross met at the office of the Winslow
Mail Monday evening for the purpose
of electing a Chairman. Mrs. Grady
Gammage had been elected but was
unable to serve on account of pres
sure of other work which occupied
her time.
After careful consideration of the
available material for this important
office, Mrs, G. c. Hall was unanim-
ously elected Chairman for the en-
suing year.
Mrs. Hall was also selected as the
delegate from the local chapter to the
regional Conference which will be
held in Phoenix February the 9th.
The Winslow mail., 1923-02-16
Prof. Masters Returns to City.

Prof. Masters the famous clair
voyant has returned to Winslow and
will be at the Winslow hotel for some
time.
The work of Prof Masters has at
tracted much attention locally and
many persons are seeking his advice.
Prof. Masters can be consulted be-
tween 10 A NJ and P. M. at the
Winslow hotel. Room /.