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S,n apartarme de Ia historic sosten-
DIRE que hubo para ese entonces una
florida razq liamada Barbaros pero que
muy en- contraste con los griegos Sc
diferenciaban por la lengua, por la
religion por las costumbres Puesta
de relieve eSta enorme incongruencia
entire aquellas razas ant:guas, brill6
en- Ell sentimiento de los griegos ell
orgullo nacional que es hoy una de las
cualidades DOMINATES de Ia raza. Sc
distinguia Ell griego de los barbaros
por la blancura de la tez, por la her
mosura regularidad irreprochable de
los perfiles de su cara; pesar de ser
to que entire la mayor congregation de
sus vecinos clos b$rbaros) Su educa .
cion era muy cudadosa; conservatism
por largo tempo su vigor v ostenta-
ban en- general una hermosa florida
vejez. :. Aun en- el tempo presente
Ell viajero que recorre Grecia Sc siente
admirado por la lozania perfecta de
los habitantes por la blancura inma-
culada de los rostros y por
ell crecido ntlmero de hermosos ancia-
nos, mayor que en- cualquiera pals del
orbe.
Geografcamente hablando; ell cli-
ma de aquel pals eS Sanisimo al par
que las costu1nbres de una gran So
briedad han contribuido a hacer Ia ra-
ga griega robusta Y vigorosa En- aque
las epocas no Sc conocia ell NAL de
los dientes Y ain hoy precisamente
encontramos que los griegos Sc distin-
guen por la blancura de sus dientes.
Como todos los que disfrutan de
buena salud, eran los griegos de hu-
NOR festive y bullicioso; ell buen gus
to la hermosura de que estaban re-
vestidos hacia de ellos excelentes Ca
dices de 10 hermoso en- toda materia
de cosas; eran enemigos de la fealdad;
vivian enamorados de la hermosura Y
lie rendian culto Godo 10 bello y 10
original AL igual que los Norteame-
ricanos cuando hablaban de un hombre
perfectamente honrado; usan ell "How
Much is WORTH asi 10 decian ellos
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aunque con la dulce variante de estos
vocablos "hermoso y bueno'' es de-
cir, dotado de hermosura moral Y fist
ca; la palabra buena tenia relaci6n
directa con Ell natural ell nacimiento.
Hasta la grandeza del alma de So
crates les parecia en- completa incon-
gruencia con la fealdad de su rostro.
Muy sensibles a las impresiones,
reian Y lloraban con igual facilidad;
reian de buen gusto de las payasadas
de otro pero antes al contrario lie in
dignaban las mas nimias injusticias;
Y en- las circumstances soIemnes re-
ligiosas guardaban ell mas proTundo
recogimiento
Moderaban por fortuna esta extre,
mada movilidad de caracter mediante
una gran moderation siendo este uno
de los distintivos mas importantes del
caracter que mas tarde hubo de salvar
la naci6n.
Amaban los griegos la discussion y
AI14Cd GOuldUdA u1Ad ucCAS4VA S-1l 4uo
Sc emitieran las diversas opiniones;
de ahi fue que naci6 en- ellos la predi-
lecc4on por los consoles y las citas,
ell odio a los tiranos y Ell aislamiento
desde el punto de vista pol.tico-moral
En- Ell campo del arte eran muy par
tidarios de la simetria y de las justas
rroporciones, y grandes enemigos dc
10 vago de 10 exagerado. Amaban La
claridad, la sencillez, y odiaban la him
chazon el amaneramiento en- la Ii
teratura.
EStas son las virtudeS que forman
la grandeza del pueblo griego que hoy
1e han hecho tan celebre 81 vamos
una amarga exegesis de la historic.
No me detengo a sehalar los defec-
tos porque pienso que todos los como
cemos, pero no obstante para ilustrar
al publico con mis- breves estudios his
toricos dire que siendo los griegos
5vidos del poder y de La fortuna que
les atraia erap muy POGO escrupulosos
en- los medios que eInpleaban para con.
Seguir su fin. No podia fiarse de eilos,
porque cuando encontraban utihdad no
dudaban en- mentir y enganar. Gun
frecuencia Sc hacian ingratos no eran
menos crueles que sus vecinos Qos bar
baros) Muy celosos de su naturaleza,
les devoraba la envidia cuando uno de
sus rivales les aventajaba en- habili-
dad. En- la guerra, no eran valientes;
no era raro verles llorar como "ninos
del pecho'' antes de la batalia y de-
sertarse una vez comenzada.
No existia gran rinidad en- los grie-
vilizacion, pues ell pueblo estaba di-
vidido en- tribus, distribuidas en- ciu-
dades, islas paises distintos, con fire.
cuencia de costumbres y habitos par
ticulares.
Sin embargo, todas aquellas dife-
rencias no destruyeron nunca la Uni
dad de la Raza que estaba esparcida
por todas las parties del mundo que
Sc conocia para aquellos tiempos de
orc. Sc encontraban griegoS en- Mas
sila (Marsella), en- Trapezonte (Tre-
bizonda), en- las costas del puente Eu-
xino (Mar Negro) en- Cirene Ell
Africa y pesar de todo ESQ conver-
saban entire 81 como 81 hubiesen habi-
tado en- ell pals, gracias la hermosa
lengua griega que peSar dc La dife-
rencia de los dialectos. era comprendi.
da de todos los helenos.
Joaquin R. PARRILLA.
! Naguabo.
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DadIe a los ninos una Pastilla de
WRIGLEY'S despues de cada
comida. Satisface su deseo de
dulces, y la masticacion de la gonna,
ayuda la digestion y actua como
un antiseptico limpiador de la boca
y la garganta. Darfa Vd. "cualquier
cosa" por hacer que los ninos
mantuviesen limpios sus dientes.
iPorque no premiarlos con
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AL MARGEN DE LA H1sroR1A
Para Arturo GALLARDo

En- epocas muy lejanas confusas
que hoy Sc pierden en- la noche de los
siglos en- ell mar de las eivinzacio.
mes surgio del fondo azul de los nun.
dos una nacion fuerte y poderosa que
nuestros antepasados llamaron Grecia
Habitaban aqueilas regiones hospi-
talarlas, una raza de hombres y mu.
jeres que mas tarde pusieron La pri.
mera piedra sobre La cual Sc apoy6
la columnata alabastrina de una civ1.
hzaci6n que empezaba florecer para
resumen espiritual de las rakas futu-
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clan al partido. Yo no acepte pie
luntillas 10 que de primera intencion
dijo ell secretario Executive. Yo estuve
constantemente conference.-the con di-
cho funcionario des6e que los certifi.
cados fueron depositados en- su oficina
Ell dia 80 de septiembre estuve ALI
hasta las once de la noche discuhendo
con e. tratando de que los setenta
certificados dcfectuosos Sc redujeran q
I'm ntipIs-o menor qTe nos permitiese Ia
inscription. Cuando sail de ALI 10 hice
convencido dc que habia cumplido con
mi deber pesar de que va no era pc
siblo ls inscription. GPodria decirme cI
excelerte compafero 81 el como candi-
dato P-esidente de la Junta Local hi.
20 ctro tanto?
FL mly talentoso compafiero. experto
en- reclrsos extraordinarios. cree que
mi competence es dudosa para inter
pretar Ia ley en- cuarto esta claSe de
asuntos No deseo obscurecer en- 10 mas
Ell GSC1dT6C1uO Ld1OuCO uG1 COuL-
paherc. pero 20 sligo sosteniendo que
ell mardamus cs inoportuno y no condu-
ce a NADIA practice. Las Cortes no con-
cederaE ningdn auto de mandamrS en-
estos momentos y Sc basaran en- Ia Sec
ci6n Al de Ia ley de Inscripciones y
ElcccioEes que preceptua que despues
del primero 6e octubre no podran ha-
cerse cambios de ninguna clase
EN- las certificaciones que haga ell
secretario Executive de candidates en-
osa fech1. Pero atn cuando Sc obtuvie-
Sc una rAsolucion favorable, esta seria
apelado para ante ell Tribunal Supre-
mo, va sabemos cuando podria verse
Ell caso on este Tribunal.
Para que yea ell companero que no
Soyo yo solo quien adopto esta actitud
copio continuation la carta que acabo
de rocih~ de elemento tan prestigioso
como dor Herm6genes P. Vargas.
Santurce, P. R.,
octubre 21, 1924.
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las dc trenes Il de toma
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for tAh
N1 Al lade
: | After Station indicates ~
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Cars will leave Caldwell f,s Boise
via Nampa and Meridian:
705 a. m, $50 a. m. 1880 o. m,
1890 p. M. 2:30 p. m. A.. o. m.
$50 p. m. $50 p. m, $50 p n.. and
1890 o. m.
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d. Mcintyre OF Virginia is visiting
Al the home OF Mrs. Ellen Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs +. J Mcdowell re-
turned Sunday after spending the win
ter in Baker. Oregon.
Sergeant NJ. Anderson OF Caldwell
called al the T. {. Peason home Sun
day.
Frank Kingsbury OF Boise called
on {. X. Jensen Sunday Mr.. Jensen
is III al the I. {. Pearson home
Mr. Kngsbury has leased Mr. Jensen's
nursery for a year
Miss Ethel FuSatc attended a pic
mic given By the +. f. club OF the
College OF Idaho last week
Jim Jackson was business visitor
at the T. {. Pearson residence Mon
day
Walter Thomas was business Wis
iior al Nampa Saturday.
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children OF Pleasant Ridge and c.
I. Champeny were dinner guests al
the l.. A. Weymouth home sunday.
Mesdames +. X. Baird. W. L.
Fugaie, +. {. Pearson. j. X. Mullin
and L. A. Weymouth motored TO
Boise Monday and were guests OF
the Columbia club.
Miss Lella Bedford OF Caldwell Nis-
tied with Mrs. Fred kreSs Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Thompkins
OF Caldwell were callers at the W. H..
Gordon home Sunday.
Ray McCagg OF Boise WAS a caller
Monday evening At the Beck home.
w. +. Gordon OF Caldwell was a
dinner guest OF Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Gordon Sunday.
Commissioner Beck was a bust
ness visitor in Boise Monday.
{. t. Bales and family were week
nd guests OF Mrs. Montgomery OF
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Beck attended
church at the Presbyterian church
Caldwell Sunday evening.
J. I. Bales was Boise visitor
Saturday
Mrs. II. Ward Gordon was a CUES,
of the Columbia club of Boise Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n Smith and Miss
Harriet Smith Of Upper Dear Flat and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Godon OF Cald-
well were Sunday dinner guests at
the II. Ward Gordon home
Mrs. Within OF Franklin WIS
dinner guest at the Lee Thomas home
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs Couch OF Boise were
callers at the II. Wasd Gordon home
Sunday afternoon.
NJ and Mrs. Andy Nan called at the
Lee Thomas home Sunday.
G. II. Fuller was Middleton WIS., I
itor Monday afternoon
Martin Christensen OF Franklin
visited Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. Convey
Sunday evening.
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day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r. {. Kinder Edna VanTress. OF
Wilder and Ruth aud Merle Engle
were also dinner guests.
C. \. Williams probate Judge. gave
= very interesting and instructive adj
dress in community hall Sunday, which
was we'll attended
Judge Williams and son John and
Paul Wahl were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs C. w Bolton and family
Audrey Travis was home from
Caldwell for the week end Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lewis and baby daughter
and Harold Boauchamp. Of Nampa.
were dinner guests in the A. l.. Travis
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnson and
Marion and Grcta, OF Cald-
well. Mr. and Mrs. III. s. Travis and
son James and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Mckague OF Homedale. called in al
iernoon.
Elizabeth and Arabelle Keedick
made their usual week end visit in the
parental home.
A representative OF the American
Fruit Growers held a meeting in
community hall Monday evening.
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Central Cove

r. w. Waldron recently sold two
bull calves from his pure bred Hol-
stein herd and also bought one which
is a defendant OF the queen of the
dairy world" which he will put al
the head OF his herd
The Bales grocery truck is again
serving our neighborhood.
Mrs. {. NJ Van Siyke visited at
the {. f. Coleman home in Dixie
Thursday while Mr.. Van Slyke trans
acted business at Noius.
Mr.. and Mrs. w f. keedick and
little daughter made ! business trip
to Boise Wednesday.
The Homebulder's Sunday school
class held a business meeting. followed
by short social time Sunday after
noon.
Jacob Mussell made another trip
to Boise last week TO confer with the
public utilities commission about the
telephone
Mrs. [. T. Bolton and dauhgter
Macel spen, three days last week vis':-
ing Mrs. Charles Henry and otArr
friends at Meridian.
Thursday evening was the regular
meeting oil the grange. An entertain
ing part OF the program was a mock
trial where several were arrested for
having stolen the bride at the Waldron
charivari Saturday evening.
Carl Laney county farm agent,
conducted meeting al community
hall Friday evening. instructine the
farmers on the control OF alfalfa wee
vii.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Paxton are
the parents OF a baby son. born. FRI
Day. March %.
A fruit growers meeting was held |
IN community hall Saturday evening |
Barton CLANCY. representative OF
and Kelly was the speaker
Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cole and
amily OF Wilder. and Mr. and Mrs.
virgle Englc of Lakeview spent Sun
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Wilder News

The Ladies Aid met in the church
basement Friday afternoon with Mrs.
j. l.. Newell. Mrs. Blaney and Mrs.
F. NJ Saunders hostesses. Mrs. John
Beal resigned rs president and Mrs.
Geo. Mckinnis was elected to serve
the remainder OF term. About 40
members were present.
Mrs. ]. Headley Martin, who with
her two children have been visiting
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. A. b.
Boeck. left Thursday for her home
in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Rogers OF
Boise spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Rogers mother, Mrs. Lena
Lehman.
Roy Rayner OF north Idaho spent
a few days the past week At the w.
I. Clark home.
w. ]. Hise OF Kansas City arrived
Wednesday for visit at the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. NJ. Saunders, Miss
Florence Knight and Miss Marion
Heston were Boise visitors Wednesday.
A shower was held Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Thomas
Limbaugh, in honor OF Mrs. Robert
Limbaugh. Many beautiful and use
ful articles were presented to the bride
BY the friends who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Mitchell and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Saunders.
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Ray fish and family. L. E. Spencer
and family. Orval fish and family
John fish nd family and Messrs. Corn
man. Griggs and Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce are
now living on the Landre;h ranch.
Landeths have moved to Lower Dixie.
Mr.. and Mrs. (. ID. Franks were
in Dixie Sunday They are pleased
with their new home At Marsing.
Mrs. Burnett has ben on the sick
list for the past three weeks. but is
feeling much better at this writing.
Carl Hanshaw is helping Mr.. Gibbs
with his spring work
Mr.. Grcr. Mr.. Dowings. Mr. Spen-
Ger and Mrs. Conklin were among
those attending the Pomona Grange
at Wilder
Mrs. Butts called on Mrs. Burnett
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Butts were
visiting relatives in Lower Dixie Sun
lay evening.
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Riverside

Mrs. Ed. Kcssler and children left
Sunday for Midvalc. where she joined
her husband. They will make their
home on the Crane Creek Sheep ranch
for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. r. Field OF Sum
nuy Slope and Mr.. and Mrs. +. b.
Field were dinner guests at the j.
III. Roo, home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. {. {. Tobias and
daughter Nellie, Mr. and Mrs. r. W.
kingdoms, Mrs r. T. McGarraugh and
daughter were Sunday guests at the
Amesbury home.
Miss Anna Smith arrived home
Saturday from Albion Normal school,
where She has finished her term as
primary teacher.
O. {. Dimes has been suffring with
the flu. Dr. Dudley was called Satur-
day.
Mr.. C. A. Rohrer has traded real
estate. stock. machinery. and house
hold goods. except bedding. with Mr..
Walers OF Wilcox. Arizona. Mr..
Rohrer and sons Lyman and Eu-
gene. will leave for there new home
By auto next Monday. Mrs Rohrer
anu Niltton VIII stay uHtii tnS otnci
family arrives.
There will be a farewell party at
the VIII Rohrcr home next Thursday
evening for the Rohrcr family.
Professor and Mrs. Ray and daugh-
tiers Helen and Esther were guests
at the Amesbury home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Roberts and
OF Nampa and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schaffcr and children were sun
day dinner guests at the l.. ]. Roberts
home
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Rohrer scent
Sunday at the Amos Ulrich home.
Mrs Harry Merchant OF the pump
ing plant was guest at the J. II.
Root home Sunday
II. s. r. s. men have been busy
in the valley this week. drilling holes
and driving stakes. presumably laying
a trail for the dredge. which is ex-
peci in here soon.
Sheep shearing is completed and
nearly all have left for the hills. The
Crane Greek Co. shipping out by rail
from Nursing.
This Missionary socity will meet
at home OF Mrs VIII Rohrer Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The manager OF the experiment sta
lion gave atalk on spraying for the
alfalfa weevil, to 81 interested farmers
At the Riverside school house Thurs
lay evening. Several expressed them
selves that they would be g,ad to
)rdr arsnate. but could not afford to
BUY it and the spraying machine. Mr..
Amesbury was elected ch.irman to
place orders for spray dope.
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Marble Front

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Vassar OF
Caldwell have moved into the Para
more house for the summer.
Mrs. ;. ?. Corn has returned home
alter spending week in Boise car
ing Tor Mrs. Mark Corn who is criti-
cally in.
Mr.. Jonas OF Nampa is holding
revival meetings al p. m. each even
ing OF this week al the Marble Front
school house. An invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
WIN Miliner and family OF Caid-
well were Sunday callers at the Mil
liner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stitze and fam
ily OF Notus were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mason Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. X Mullin and son
Don visited with c. +. Norman OF
Wilder Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Baird were
guests at the Geo. Green home in
Caldwell Saturday evening.
MesSrs. Ernest. Bart and Art
Thomas spent Sunday with their
grandmother Mrs. Sarah Milliner.
J. 1. Bales was dinner guest Sun
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fuga,c
Mrs. T. c. Pearson and daughter
jamie. with Mr.. and Mrs Z. X. Baird
spent Thursday evening at the Odd
Fellows Home.
Everett Corn OF Middleton was
dinner geusi at the S. p. Corn home
Sunday.
II. NJ. Whitney and family OF Mid
dleton have moved to the Whitney
farm for the summer.
Raymond corn of Nampa spent
Sunday IT the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Ineck and
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
ING AND ELECTION IN CANYON
COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. -. CANYON COUNTY
IDAHO

Notice is hereby given. that the an
nual school meeting of Canyon Com
mon School District No. 22, County OF
on Saturday, the 18th day of April,
1924, and the said meeting shall con-
vene at 100 o'clock +. Nj. on said day
the business properly coming before
the -.eess-". is disposed OF. at the
schooInouse in said District; that at
said meeting the following business
/. one trustee to serve for term
of three CD years will be elected.
9. One trustee to fill out the unex-
pired term OF Trustee ................
g. one trustee to fill out the unex-
pired term of Trustee ...............
4 The length OF time school will
be taught in said District for the en-
suing year and the seasons OF the
year in which the same shall be taught
s. That at the said annual meeting
in said District there Will be determin-
by special taxation. the levy for which
purpose shall not exceed ten (10) mills
on each dollar of taxable property Of
the District and shall determine the
purposes for which the money derived
therefrom shSll be expended, naming
in each instance the proportion OF the
whole amount which is TO be used for
tho various and separate purposes.
6. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining to school and
school interests Will be taken up and
of.
The name or names of all candidates
for election of trustees together with
the term for which nominated shall be
placed on file with the Clerk OF the
Board OF Trustees at least six (6( days
prior to the day OF election. excluding
the day OF election.
That the election at said meeting
will be by secret and separate ballot.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1924.
c. w. HANNAH,
Clerk of Canyon Common School
District No. 20 of Canyon County,
Idaho.
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Fairview

0-~;e has had several changes in
he 1as, few weeks. As well as having
~ rather severe weather.
campbells have moved on the Jonh ,
p.S~bv ranch. BranrCns have moved
t -, ifr Creer's place to the lnger-
hame house
Mr. Olsen has a new tenant on
his ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Attebury and
children of Ten Davis were visitors
:, the A. w. Conklin home Sunday
Mrs Albert Vail called on Mrs
burnett and Mrs. Bruce Wednesday.
Friends and relatives OF Mr.. and
Mr. w. b. Spencer, gave them a
S;rthdav surprise Thursday evening.
4 pleasant evening was enjoyed by
N after which delicious refreshments
,.e-e served by the guests. Those
,-eseut were Mrs. fish. Ira fish and
sn,ily Mrs. Stevens and dauhgtcrs-
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Notice of sheriR's Sale o. Foreclosure
of Mortgage

Under and by virtue OF an order of
out of the District Court OF the Sew
enth Judicial District. State of Idaho.
In and for the County of Canyon on
the 13th day of March, 1924. in the
above entitled action, wherein High &
ths aSos. c0%Sap pYn
decree against Edward G. Grass and
Cora May Grass. Stockmens National
Bank of Nampa. Idaho. = corporation
and A L. Gowen. defendants. on tho
18th day OF March. 1924, which said
decree was; on the 1sth day of March.
said Court. at page asa. 1 am com
handed to sell all that certain lot.
piece or parcel of land situated In the
County of Canyon. State of Idaho. and
bounded and described AZ follows. to-
wit:
Tho North Half OF the Southwest
quarter (NhSwN) OF Section Tween
ty-nins (2s). Township Two (2) North.
Range Two CD West. Boise Meridian.
together with all water rights. bitches
and ditch rights OF way thereto be-
longing.
Notice is hereby given. That on the
18th day OF April, 1924. ut : o'clock p.
NJ. of that day in front OF the Court
House door In tho City of Caldwell.
County of Canyon. / will. in obedience
sell the above described
property or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the plaintiffs
decree with interest thereon and costs
to the highest bidder for cash. lawful
money OF the United States.
Dated March 18th. A. D.. lssstdr
BY EDw. C. GOODBYE snss'"'
,7-2s-5i-35 Deputy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-04-04
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

High 4 Friedman Company. = GER
poratton. PintntfR. Va.
Edward G. Grass and Cora May Grass.
Stocknsens National Bank of Nanpa.
Idaho, = corporation. and A. l.. Cow
en-. Defes dants.