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Brings Back to Mind
DAYS of Golden Youth

His youth was spent In castle Of
dreams In an enchanted forest. He
danced with the wood-nymphs In the
dusk and leprechauns, laughing, whis-
pered the secrets of the woods to him.
The sun and the moon filled a way
side pool with gold for him.
One day stranger in scarlet coat
told him Of the gayety of cities and
sang him the 'Song of Clinking Gold"
and out into the world with him he
went, writes Whitelaw Saunders. In
"All's Well"
Now he Is old. The golden song has.
suddenly. dissonant harmonies and his
own scarlet coat hangs ragged and
faded. A blossom In a market stall.
s"ayed by passing breeze. brings
him dreams Of long forgotten dances
and In the park he hears the echoes
OF forest laughter. The oak tree whis-
pers, he cannot understand the NUT
tered words but. somehow. he knows
1t is telling the legend of forgotten
youth.
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Old Weather "Saus"
Based on Good Sense

Admiral Fitzroy. who Invented the
barometer and commanded the bris
Beagle on Its expedition to the Amer
lean coast In 1881. declares that most
OF the old "saws' regarding weather
are reliable and based on common
sense investigation. AS weather ex-
pert he commended an old saying TO
the effect that the glow OF dawn high
In the sky denotes wind, and a low
dawn fair weather. He babe us believe
that soft-looking. delicate clouds mean
wlnd-fair weafher. and hard. ragged
ones wind. Mist on q hilltop means
rain and wind II It stays long or comes
down-fine weather II II rises and CHS
perses. Rain Is due when distant OBJ
jects look near as on what Is called q
good hearing day. And rain is fore
told by pigs carrying straws to stiles.
The pig as a prophet appears In an
old riddle: Question: Why Is
storme to followe presently when a
company OF hogges rune crying
homer Answer: A hog is most dull
and OF melancholy nature; and so by
reason doth foretell the ralne that
cometh. In time Of raine. most cattell
doe pricke up their ears: as for ex-
ample an asse will. when he percelveth
storme OF raine or hail doth follow.
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Strange are the ways OF words. OF
which there Is no better example than
the fact that prestige" which names
the power or Influence Of q good r~pu.
tation. should have had Its beginning
IN the tricks Of jugglerl Yet that Is
how Il started
Prestige goes back to the Latin
"praestlgiae." meaning juggling tricks
the same derivation as our pres
tidigitaticn~ which II sleght-of-hand.
Ard the explanation OF this strange
transition Is In the fact that In the
myth and goblin-tenanted days Of the
fardistanf past. juggling tricks were
supposed 10 manifest enchsntment.
which was regarded with the very
highest admiration and respect hence
prestige
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IN kQtiTy NO e7a.
NOTICE OF sAtak
N ruK DISTRICT COURT or rHE
UNITED STATES toR fHE DIS
fRlsT ot fnAHo. SOUTHERN
DIVISION.

Peoples Sasinxs and Trust Gem
psay of Pittsburgh. a corporation.
trustee. flaintlff.
Frsnk caudle and Anna Cauile.
husband aad vie. Defendants.
Notice "a hereby xfven that under
and by virtue 81 decrss % the
District Court % the Gated States
gar the District % Idaho. southern
pisssion. dated ss Of the first day Of
November. 1894. and tiled and en-
tered IN the said Court on the sth
tay OF November 1894. the un-
a. Special Master o. said
Court IN said cause. will soil at pub
lic auetioa 80 tho highest bidder. IN
conformity with the directions OF
slid decree and the laws OF the Unit
cd states and the State OF Idaho per-
tanning thereto. all aad Singular
hose certain lots. pieces and parcels
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Crowfhs of MangroUes
Serue Good Purpose

The trees known as "mangroyes"
form dense thickets along the sea-
coast in the tropics Of the old world
as well as Of the new. They are char
acterized by the production OF many
prop roots from the trunks and
branches: these prop roots reach Into
the mud and form practically impene-
trable tangles. They thus serve TO
hold the mud together and are said
to act as natural sea walls. protecting
the soil against the inroads OF the sea.
The bark OF the tree Is sometimes
taken for its abundance of tanning
material; otherwise the several spe-
cies are OF no economic Importance.
10 many Of these species the roots
branch repeatedly before reaching the
mud. instead OF growing straight
down The root divides Into two
branches. one OF which soon dies
away. while the other continues the
growth. After extending for some
distance this also divides into two.
one OF the branches persisting, and
so on.
The Dutch botanist Van Leeuwen
had an opportunity TO study man
grove tangle near SamarangslR- Jasa.
and he discovered the cause of the pc
culIar habit OF root branching to be
small beetle. The female beetle
lays her eggs near the tip OF the root
The injury causes new root to sprout
out just above the tip and the old tip
continues TO grow.
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Another "Don Juonl"

Il was not engaged to one Of them.
but ! was on the verge OF IL with the
whole five. They had letters Of mine.
but I'd followed the advice OF my dying
father. and never used the word mar
rage In any OF them I'd never given
any OF them presents-when you're
starting business from what's little
more than a nucleus you don't throw
your money about Tea or an Ice at
the confectioner's was as far as ever |
went-and not that unless my hand
was forced But there had been dis
cussions Of the subject OF love. and
there also had been as opportunity Of
fered what may be called preIImlns-
fes"-From ~Tsmplin's Tales OF His
Family" by Barry Pain
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Telephone to Teach
Better Enumeration

Men who are trying TO improve tele-
phone service believe that the tele-
phone viii teach Its users 10 speak
elearly-not with one conversation.
but IN the course OF time. And. Ger
taIhIy. business would be expedited
with perfect enunciation over the tele-
phone. Even simple name like DIX.
say. when passed over the wires may
become almost anything-and then 1t
Is spelled for verihcation. thus: ID for
Dan. | for Ike. X for x-ray"-words
as difficult as the one to be under
stood.
Progress In plain talking does seem
TO lag. In the opinion OF The Nations
Business. Amy optimism In that direc-
ton Is bllghted by the hash In our
daily speech. Ideas seem to have
transmission as much by telepathy as
by telephony. "Wassatyugottado
t'nlghthuh?" But a tumble OF letters
will make sound and so may give q
message TO sophisticated ears. The
eye Is more expert than the ear at
registering words. Whoever was
fooled by the blanks In the penny
dreadfuIs OF the long ago7 The d--s
were promptly accepted at their full
birthstone content. but a curse by tele-
phone might easily be garbled into .
compliment It's wise ear that
knows Its own tongue
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Laugh for Health

The diaphragm beats a tattoo on the
stomach when you laugh. Every time
you let go good hearty laugh this
diaphragm pops up and down on your
liver. and helps to drive away the very
thing that gives you the blues-billous-
ness.
Laughter is the best brand OF pills
on EARTH Laughter strikes In when 1t
comes from without. and instantly
comes to the surface when II starts
from within
You may laugh because you are hap
by. and you may be happy because
you laugh. 1t Is the one thing where
the cause Is the effect and the effect Is
the cause. Any man can be a million
aire OF good cheer.-Associate Con-
tractor.
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1 at the conclusion OF the sale to the
bidder or bidders from whom they
were received.
The said premises will be sold sub
ject TO redemption as provided in
Sections 1926 and 1927 OF the Com
piled Statutes OF Idaho. and subject
10 confirmation OF the sale by said
Court. II the sale be confirmed, the
Court will, in its order OF confirma-
ton, fix the time and manner OF pay
ment OF the balance of the purchase
price over and above the amount
deposited on any bid al the time Of
the sale.
Upon confirmation OF the sale and
compliance by the purchaser with
the directions OF the Court as to the
payment OF the balance OF the purch-
ase price. the Special Master will
sale 10 the property sold TO any bid
der and upon expiration OF the per-
Tod OF redemption. the Special Master
will execute and deliver a deed 10
such bidder. his grantees or assigns.
for the property purchased.
For further and better particulars
as TO the terms and conditions OF
said sale. reference Is hereby made
TO said decree OF said United States
Court for the District OF Idaho,
Southern Division, which decree will
be found on file and OF record in the
office Of the Clerk OF said Court in
the Federal Building. Boise, Idaho,
and a copy thereof may be examined
In the office OF the Special Master at
Twin Falls. Idaho.
Dated this LIST day OF December.
1924.
ARTHUR j. PEAVEY,
Special Master !
RICHARDS & HAGA.
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
Residence: Boise, Idaho.
First publication Dec. 4, 1924. |
Final publication Jan Is. 1925.
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Admit Possibility of
Metal Tronsn1ufofion

Nothing better could illustrate ths
new conceptions Of matter now exist
Ing In scientific circles than the tone
In which the orthodox physicists com
ment on the report from Germany OF
the turning OF mercury into gold. A
few years ago no real scientist would
have had the patience 10 dignity such
claims even 10 the extent OF denying
them. says the New York Times.
The difference between the elements
then was held 10 be essential and I'm,
ehhngeable. Al present there Is more
than doubt II any essential difference
81 parates any so-called element from
any OF the others. and to claims OF
transmutatIon the answer Is mot Inn
possible !"
The old assumptions as to the indie
structIbility OF matter and the con
servatIon OF energy--they. too. have
fallen upon evil days. and the respect
that used 10 be theirs has waned 10
next 70 nothing Yet science need not
confess fallibility. since II never as
serted InfallibIIIty. The old hypothe-
ses fitted all Of the known facts OF
their day and they met the pragmatic
test--they worked
II was said OF Herbert Spencer that
his idea OF tragedy was the over
throwing Of a beautiful hypothesis by
m ugly fact In these days no horror
al all and not even disquietude II
,aused by such happenings.
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Amount OF
Ike~aa

described. but the Special Master
viii receive no bid from anyoae Of
tering to bid. except the plaintiff. or
it, successor in interest. who shall
not have deposited with the Special
Master at or before the tine OF max
ink hts bid. as a pledge that he will
make good his bid In case Of its ac-
ceptance. the sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars esSee.0ol In money or GER
titled check for said amount. pay
able to the order OF the Special Mas
ter. All deposits received BY the
Special Master. except that deposit
ed by the bidders whose bids are
eondi,ionally accepted BY said spec
ial Master. viii be returned BY him
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Under and BY virtue OF an Order
% Sale aud Decree OF Foreclosure
j Issued out u the District Court OF
the Eleventh Judicial District OF the
state OF idaao. Ia and for the County
| ~ Twin Faila, dated THE LIST day OF
October. 1924. wherein the Plaintiff
above mentioned obtained decree
against the attendants herein on
the gath day Of september, 1924.
watch said decree WAS on tbs said
zeth day Of september. 1924. re-
corded ia judgment Book ten al
page l07 Of said District Court. am
Commanded 10 sell all that certain
lot. piece or parcel Of land situated
IN tho county OF Twin Falls, State
81 Idaho. and bounded and describ-
ed as follows. to-wit:
Commencing at a point In the
north line OF lot One. OF Block Five
OF Jones Addition To Twin Falls.
according 10 the official plat thereof,
on file la the office OF tho County
Recorder OF said County, which
point Ia fOz feet from the north
vest corner OF said Lot One. run
ming thence east and along said
north line Of said Lot One, 73 feet:
thence az right angle south 123.08 |
feet more or less, 10 the south line |
n Lot Two OF said Block: thence |
AT right angle west along said 1
south line Of Lot Two. 70 feet;
thence al a right angle north 1905
ieet more or less TO the place OF be-
ginning. Together with tho tone
inenta. hereditaments and appurten-
ancos thereto belonging or In any
wise appurtainlng
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
That on the 9Th day OF Dec
amber, 1924. at the hour OF $500
o'clock r. NJ. (Mountaln Tlme) OF
said day. at the East front door OF
ne Court Houss OF the County OF
Twin Fails. state OF Idaho. 1 will.
Ia obedience q said order OF Sale
.nA 1ee4so vi 4OIee.osa4 .. ss4I ll4o
1boye described property 70 satisfy
Plaintiffs decree with interest there
IA. together with all costs that have
'ecrued or may accrue. TO tho high
~ bidder for cash. lawful money
4 the Unitcd States.
Dated this sth day OF November.
ga.
M. E. FINCH. Sheriff.
10y u. b. PRATER. Deputy. 4
Pub. Nov. IS. 20. "a. Dec. 4. 1924. !
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MAD views II as great testimony
to his proves at amour to yield M
his liberty. his property and his soul
70 the first woman who. IN despair OF
nnding better game. turns her spprsis-
ing eye upon him But II you want 10
hear a mirthless laugh just present
this masculine theory to . bridesmaid
at wedding. particularly after aIco-
boz and crocodile tears have done their
dtsarnins work upon her. That is to
say. Just hint to her that the bride
narhored no notion OF marriage until
storused into acquieseence by the
moonstruck and impetuous bride
sroom--H l. Mencken. In IN D.
omne e Women
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A Compliment to All Men

.rhe love OF good woman for
man Is compliment to all men,"
women are always making them
selves miserable about what they don't
see In man. as though what they did
see wasn't quite enough"
ut Is a commonplace about women
that every woman must now and then
make 'grimace OF distaste' into q
looking glass. From The Green
Hat" by Michael Arisn-
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All Ia rowaship ts south. Range g
East. Boise Meridian. Twin Falls
County. idaho. tree from al rights,
titles. Interests. iiens and claims. ex-
cept equity cf redemption. % all and
every Of the parties e. said cause or
otherwise bound By said decree.
Said sale viii BE- made AZ the
froat door OF the Court House in the
CITY % Twin Falls. Twin Falls
County. Idaho. on Friday. the 18th
day OF January. 1915. AZ 2so5
o'clock Z. NJ Of said day.
Any party 10 said cause and any
other person or party may bid or
purchase al such sale. and the said
lands win be sold in parcels a. above
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Up-to-Dofe

Mark Twain's home at Reddlng.
Conn. was Mt one time visited by
burglars After their visit Mark
Twain tackled the following sign on
his front door: "Nofice to the Next
Burglar: There IL nothing but plated
ware In this house now and hence
FORTH You will fnd IT In the brass
thing In the dining room over In the
corner by the basket with the kittens
II you want the basket. put the kit
tens In the brass thing.
DO not make . noise; II dlsturbs
the family. You win find rubbers in
the front hall by that thing which has
umbrellas In IL: chironIer. think
they call II. or pergola, or something
Ike that Please close the door when
you gof-
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all Ia Township I South. Range II
East. Boise Meridian. Twin Falls
County, Idah ). free from all rights.
titles. Interests. liens and claims.
except equity Of redemption. OF all
nd every OF the parties 10 said
cause or otherwise bound b. said
decree.
Said sale will be made az the
front door OF the Court House In tho
city OF Twin Fails, Twin Falls Coun-
~. Idaho. On Friday. the 18th day
81 January. 1928, az 200 O'Clock
=. NJ. OF said day.
Any party 10 said cause and any
other person or party may bid or
purchase al such sale. and the said
lands will be sold IN parcels as above
described. but the Special Master
will receive no bids from anyone Of
ferlng 20 bid. except the plaintIff. or
It's successor In interest, who shall
not have deposited with the Special
Master at or before the time OF max
Ing his bid. az pledge that he will
make good his bid IN case OF It's ac-
ceptance. the sum OF Five Hundred
LOllars 100000 IN money or a GER
titled check for said amount payable
- the order Of the Special Master.
All deposits received by the Special
Master. except that deposited by the /
bidders whose bids are cOnditionally /
accepted BY said Special Master. will I
be returned by him at the conclusion 1
OF the sale 10 the bidder or bidders 1
from whom they were received.
The said premises viii be sold sub
iect to redemption as provided III
Sections 3026 and 3027 OF the Com
piled Statutes OF Idaho. aud subject
to confirmation OF the sale by said
Court II the sale be confirmed, the
Court will, in It's order OF conflrma-
ton, fix the time and manner OF
payment OF the balance OF the pur-
chase price over and above the am-
cunt deposited on any bid al the
time OF the sale.
Upon confirmation OF the sale and
by the purchaser with
he directions o ~ Court a. 10 the
Day Iuent of tne balance OF the purch-
ise price. the Special Master will
execute and deliver certificate OF
lale TO the property sold to any bid
Ter. aud upon expiration OF the per
cd OF redemption, the Special Mas
or will execute and deliver a deed
o such bidder. his grantees or as
igns. for the property purchased.
For further and better particulars
Is 10 tho terms and conditions OF
aid sale. reference Is hereby made
o said decree OF said United States
curt for the District of Idaho.
Iouthern Division. which decree will
10 found on file and of record In the !
fflce OF the Clerk OF said Court In |
he Federal Building. Boise. Idaho, I
nd a copy thereof may be examined '
a the office OF the Special Master at 3
win Falls. Idaho. .
Dated this LIST day OF December. r
92t :
ARTHUR j. PEAVEY.
Special Master. !
RICHARDS a HAGA.
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
Residence; Boise. Idaho.
First publication Dec. 4. 1894. G
Final nuhlicufion Ian TX fo3h L
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Butter Long Made

The process Of making butter from
milk wns known at least 1000 Il. e.
A. that time Il was used more as a
medicine than food and was fire.
quenfly rubbed on the body.
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OF land hereinafter described, to-
gether With Certificate z340 for
z67.f3 shares OF sex In the Salmon
River Canal Company, Limited. eyi-
dencing tho water rights appurten-
ant 10 each parcel. and the respec-
tive amounts being more particular
~ described as follows. t0-wit.
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Legal advertising
NOTICE OF sHEnIrrs SALE

NOTICE or sHEiIFF's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER DECREE
Oh FORECLOSURE AND ORDER
OF ,ALL.
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Under and by virtue OF an Order
OF sale aud Decree OF Foreclosure Is
sued out OF tho District Court OF the
Eleventh Judicial District OF the
state OF Idaho. In aud for tho County
OF Twin Fails, dated the 10th day of
November. 1924. wherein tho Plain
tiff above mentioned obtained = de-
cree against tho Defendants herein
on the 7th day OF November. 1874.
recorded Ia Judgment Book ton at
Page $50 OF said District Court.
am commanded to soil all that GER
tain lot. piece or parcel OF land sit
uated In tho County OF Twin Falls.
state OF Idaho. aud bounded aud do
scribsd as follows. to-wit;
Undivided is of West Half (WM
OF Section Twelve (isl. Township
Twelve. lt2l South. Range sixteen
(lsl u. a. A.. except the Southeast
quarter tsEi-a) OF tho Southwest
quarter (sw1-s) OF said section.
PUBLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY
GIVEN. That on the sth day OF Dee
embsF. 1894. at the hour OF 2;00
o'clock A.. NJ. tMountain Time) OF
said day, at the East front door OF
the Court House OF the County OF
fwiH talis. State OF Idaho. Will. IN
obedience 70 said Order OF Sale and
Decree Of Foreclosure. soil tho sbove
described property 20 satisfy lain
Iitfs decree with interest thereon.
together with all costs that have ze- I
crusd or may accrue. 20 the highest |
bidder Tor cash. lawful money of the /
pnltod ssAtsa
Dated this 18th day OF November.
issA
n. e. FINCH. Sheriff.
~ n. y. PRATER. Deputy.
Pub. Nov. 30. ~ AID Dec. 4. IL.
Iszs
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IN EQUITY NO. 800.
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES ron TIE DIS
riticT or IDAHO, SOUTHERN
DIVISION.

Commonwealth Trust Company
OF Pittsburgh. a Corp grafton.
Trustee. Plaintiff
G.. J. Davidson. Jennie Doe
Davidson. Joe r. Standlee and
Jennie Doe Standlee. Henry ].
Wall and Twin Falls County and
J.. s. Keel. Defendants.
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kins of Flesh Eaters

The kodiak grizzly bear u Alas
Ia Is the biggest desh- eating animal
existing 90 the earth.
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First National Bank OF Twin
Fails. Idaho. Plaintiff.
Good Beam and Emma Beam.
Defendants
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For Butterwrappers-The Record
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Twin Falls Bank & Trust Com
pany. corporation. Plaintiff.
ID. g. MeMaster and May Nc
Master. hls wife. Defendants.
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RICHARDS 4 HAGA.
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
Residences; Boise. Idaho.
First publication Dec. 4. 1894
Final publication Jan. is, 1895
Evening star., 1924-12-21
OPERAAT SHILLING
| ISPLAN IN BRITAIN
Promoters Seek to EndoW
| Imperial Theater-0ne
SHart Has Failed.
Wy the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated Press.
LONDON, December 20. Grand
opera al a shilling a seat is the aim
Of a group which is trying to collect
100000 pounds sterling with which
to erect and endow an imperial opera
house in London capable OF seattns
1000 persons. The best seats in the
house would sell at 5 shillings, If
the plan goes through.
Isadore De Lara, leader OF the
movement, wants 100000 persons to
contribute l pound each, and says
he will not accept larger remittances
He thinks il humiliating that Great
Britain, alone of all the civilized
countries, does not possess national
theater or a national opera house.
He is going ahead despite the
knowledge that every attempt to re-
vive interest in opera in Britain since
the war has fiZzled, just as did Ham
mersteins pretentious pre-war ef-
fort TO put opera on a. paying basis
here. His magnificent theater in
kingsway is at present devoted to
the celIuloid creations of Hollywood
American dollars are being called
in 10 relieve the British National
Opera Company, which, since return
ing home from across the Atlantic
has had no moro luck than before IN
getting the public greatly excited
about its efforts to establish opera
In the native tongue.
The National lost 1000 pounds
sterling the week before last trying
to lure Glasgow away from the bag
pipes for while, and suffered sim.
liar dent in its exchequer last week
at Leeds.
The Carnegie trust fund has Of
fered to guarantee the company
against loss In the production OF
operas which the funds trustees con-
slider of educational value, but not
likely to be commercially successful
The companys director says the
losses thus far have been due more
to lack of support than TO the heavy
entertainment taxes, which in the last
IL months have taken $4,000 pounds
sterling out of the box Office receipts.