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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11

DODGE roadster. new top and paint
VIII trade for any model Ford. :9oi S.
Presa. Mis-. 52L
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
Values
in
USED CARS
Look These Over
We have others just attractive you do not find the
particular model you want

Chrysler -Four Coupe-Driven only
$50 miles. We traded this in on a
six-cylinder Chrysler Roadster and
you can save some money on this
and get absolutely new car service
and appearance. Guaranteed just the
same as a brand new car.
Maxwell Touring - Completely re-
finished and completely overhauled.
Carries a 60-day guarantee. .$37J
Ford Roadster-In tip-top mechani-
cal shape, new paint job, good rub
Der, new top you
Late Chrysler Phaeton-Looks and
runs like new. An unusual bargain
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1925
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11

1920 Ford touring. starter. good rubber.
new rear end and transmission, has lots
OF service left in H. only SIS. terms See
Caruthers, with Herpel-G Gillespie, 720 T..
Houston 81. CT. $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11

1925 Ford Coupe balloon tires, $685.
Chevrolet Coach $3.50, sS5
Late Hudson Coach $00 $50 down. excellent shpc
Hudson Speedster $3.50 motor
1924 balloon equipped like Chevrolet touring $S5
Almost Durant $685.
Slightly used Fordor Sedan, Lee cords, 500
Like Ford Coupe $50 cash. $50 month";
Good running Chevrolet Touring, $50
Family used REQ Sedan, 500 in
Late Star Sedan 500 $3.50 month";
Duant Touring 10000 miles, $75 down. $50 MONTH
Family used 7passenger Hudson touring
1924 dled Ford touring buy at $3.50 Many
Rebuilt Sudebak Special Six $50 touring
1923 Baby Overland Touring $50 down. $50 month;
2s5 Dandy Dodge Sedan $50 s5 month"; good
$135 Buick Touring, $50 $50 month"; motor
$S5 Chevrolet $25 down, $12 month, condition.
SO Dodge Touring s25 down, $15 month Good condition
Tailor Shop Specialists Ford enclosed delivery $50
SIS Ford Light Delivery, $40 down. SIS month.
1924 Ford Ton Truck with starter SIS
Slightly used Star enclosed delivery. give offer.
1924 Ford chassis with beautiful Coupe body
Several different make $50 to $50.
20 Fords all types of bodies, priced low.
Several Ford Light Deliveries 500 down. SIS month
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
1924 Ford Coupe

Has five balloon tires. painted like
1925 model, in first-class condition, viii
take In your old Ford as part payment
and small payments on balance. Mis-. 307.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
1924 Ford Touring

New pant, good tires, nickel radiator,
good motor. See this II you want a bar
gain. CT. 154.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11

Hudson Coach-Refinished with a
SG5 paint job, seat covers, all Access
series. A nice closed car in beauti-
full condition for only ......... 5000
1924 Chevrolet Touring - Looks
good and runs good. Has had very
careful use .................. you
Ford Touring - Overhauled, new
top, new paint, Lew rubber, seat
covers ............... ......... S-OU
Buick Coach-New paint job, Al
mechanical condition, upholstery can't
be told from new. 800
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
100 AUTO BUYS
LOW PRICES, EASY TERMS

Come drive yourself that
that
them right yourself
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11

WANTED-Four messenger boys with
bicycles and motorcycles. Apply 3O3
Lafltte after 4 p. N.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11

1924 FORD TOURING
Hex extras, new tires. mighty nice
Job tor only S265. Terms Sec Barry al
YANTIs MOTOR CO.
Broadway at Fourth SITS. CT. 600.
1924 TYPE Foroor sedan, many extras;
$40: terms to the right party, with a
guarantee. SEQ Ketchum.
CRAWFORD MOTOR co.
51i-i7 w. Houston st. Or. fI4t.
ARMY Liberty truck. in fine condition.
tires. Just like new. ready 10 go. you had
better hurry. Soichers Salvage Place.
1888 f. Houston st.
1924 FORD touring. motor In fine
shape, looks and runs like new, come
and look II over and be convinced. only
JoRDAN-TyERs MOTOR co.
s. Alamo and Garden. CT. 1878.
REQ touring. Al shape. used only by
private family; first Si25 takes II. Call
Tr. 1861 or call at 1908 Puena vista 50.
1923 FORD coupe. lock Wheel twin Has
siers. sun shade, good paint. rear fender
brace. has had good care, 3195. terms
See HerDei-Gillespie, 72O y. Houston St
or. $50.
DODGE roadster, new top and paint.
VIII trade for any model Ford. s9oi S.
Presa. Mis-. 52L
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
DAIRYMEN INCREASE
THEIR HERDS
Grand View Dairymen Add
To Their Herd of Dairy
Cattle; Carload From
Hagerman

Joss Brothers, well known opera
tors Of the Grand View Cheese Fac
tory were in the city the forepart of
the past week receiving a shipment
of fine dairy cattle, which they re-
Gently purchased in the Hagerman
section. They expect to lend their
efforts in the promotion of dairying
in their section of the country and
would appreciate material increase
of herds in the immediate vicinity of
Mountain Home. The cheese factory
at Grand View could very likely
handle a much larger output if the
milk was available and this opens a
market for the farmers of Mountain
Home.
Past years have shown conclusive
ly that the raising of alfalfa hay has
not produced the desired revenue,
but should local farmers decide to
turn this into milk and cream they
would undoubtedly realize more ex-
tensiVely. The shipment of milk to
the Grand View cheese factory would
provide a very good revenue and
prices paid are satisfactory to the
dairymen of that section.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
STAR
HOLD ELECTION

Miriam Chapter No. 16, o. E. S.,
met December IL, at the Masonic
Hall. Deputy Matron Maud G. Nc
Roberts and Grand Treasurer Minnie
Hobbs visited the chapter. They
were introduced, presented with
rosebud corsages and given seats in
the east. other visitors were Mes
danes Sawyer, Baldwin and Stanley
of Twin Falls, McCombs of Texas,
and Mrs. p Montgomery from Bend
Chapter, Oregon.
Mrs. Alice Bicknell was initiated
into the order An impressive talk
was given by the Deputy Grand Ma
tron in her charming manner. Mrs.
Hobbs greeted her Chapter in her
pleasing way.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year:
Worthy Matron - Anna vande-
grift.
Worthy Patron-Fred Bennett.
Associate Matron Laura Lati-
more.
Conductress-Cora Braden.
Associate Conductress - Georgia
Bennett.
The present secretary and treas
urer we're reelected.
A two course luncheon was served
at long tables in the banquet room
by the committee.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
UNEARTH RELIC
OF ENIGRANT DAYS
Boys Discover Chain Evi-
IDENTIFY Lost BY Emil
grants On The Old
Oregon Trail

Glenns Ferry, Dec. 16 Especial to
The Republican )-There was quite
a curiosity unearthed here few
days ago, when three lads were on
the river bank, just below the old
pump house when they discovered a
piece Of chain as they supposed but
when they tried to pull 1t out of the
ground found they could not. They
then procured shovels and COM
menced to dig and they brought to
the surface a chan of about sixty feet
long. The links were all hand forged
and made of iron and had a hook
at each end. 1t is supposed to have
been lost by some emigrant on the
old Oregon Trail. The boys who
found it are Max Stokes, Melvin
Stokes, and Glenn Decker.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
FOR GET ME NOT
SALE SUCCESS

Mrs. H. H. Eaton, chairman Of the
FORGET -Me-Not sale, reports that
the Girls Reserve secured $3.50 for
the sale of the flowers. The remit
tance has been made to the Disabled
American Veterans of the World
War at Boise and the following let
ter of appreciation has been received
by Mrs. Eaton:
Mrs. II. II. Eaton,
President War dothers,
Dear Mrs. Eaton:
/ have had the honor of being
delegated to thank the War Mothers
for their help in making the For
drive a success in Idaho.
The members of the Boise Chap
ter feel that they have very staunch
friends in Mountain Home people,
and War Mothers so much that they
gave a rising vote OF thanks at their
last meeting which l am endeayor-
ing to send on to you with heart
full OF gratitude from me added.
Yours very respectfully
Fred M. Thompson.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
MINING ACTIVITY
IN UPPER COUNTRY
Mining Interests Continue
Work Despite Winter
Weather Plan Oper-
ations For Spring

f. r. Kelly and ] j. Stanford were
in the city the forepart Of the past
week from Pine, where they are op-
Grating on the old Franklin proper
ty. At the present time a crew Of
men are employed in blocking out
ore with the idea OF possibly operat-
ing the mill next spring. Recent
work has uncovered a three inch
ledge of excellent gold bearing ore
and Messrs Kelly and Stanford are
quite enthusiastic over the future
outlook for the property. In It's
prime the Franklin produced up
wards ia half million dollars in
gold
Elmer C. Towne now has a crew
of men working on the Doolittle
property, located on Red Warrior
Mountain, at Rocky Bar. They are
cleaning out the working and driv-
ing a tunnel It is the plan of Mr..
Town to continue development work
until the coming spring.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
LARGE SHIPMENT
OF TURKEYS
Over Eleven Thousand Dol
lars Worth of Turkeys
Leave Here Last
Week

Turkeys of an aggregate value Of
$11,1S0 were shipped from the Local
depot last week, the entire shipment
being consigned to Swift & Co. The
birds weighed 10000 pounds and
brought a price of 43 cents per
pound.
Most Of the birds were raised
around Mountain Home although a
few of the raisers around Bruneau
and Grand View helped TO fill the
car One of the largest turkey
raisers in this section is William
Evens, others being r. II. Chipman
and j. A. Hathaway Elbert Harley,
of Bruneau, had a consignment Of
20S birds.
This section of the country is un-
usually favorable for the raising of
turkeys and many a local farmer
regrets the fact that he did not have
a large flock this year in view Of the
good price that is being paid.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
CAR INSPECTOR
HAS ACCIDENT

Glenns Ferry, Dec. 16 Especial to
The Republican Car Inspector Roy
w. Darnell while on duty last Fri
day morning came very near having
a very serious accident. AS it is
he was very badly bruised as near as
can be learned. He was working
on some cars when he started to
cross over to another track when he
fell and was struck by some moving
cars. His clothing caught on one OF
the trucks and he was badly bruised
on right foot and ankle, right side of
chest and knee. His overalls were
ripped down the leg. A hammer he
had in a belt around his waist was
cut from the handle but the handle
was left in the belt.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
HAYES STILL
MAKES PLANS
S. H. Hayes, of Boise Ex-
change Club Still Plan
ming For Irrigation
of Tract

According to word recently re-
ceived from S. II. Hayes, he Is still
working toward the end of securing
water for the Mountain Home Sum
nyside tract of approximately 420,-
600 acres. Mr.. Hayes Is now nego-
tiating with eastern capitalists and
may have some very startling an
nouncements to make in the near fu-
ture. He is being assisted by Mr..
Proctor, who was largely responsible
for the sale Of the bonds and the pro-
motion OF the American Falls prof.
ect Mr.. Hayes has been quite prom
inently identified with the promotion
Of irrigation projects in the past and
at the present time has in operation
several successful projects among
them being the North and South side.
He is capable in every sense and
knows irrigation from the start and
win without doubt succeed in this,
his latest venture.
He has, with the assistance of
corp Of competent engineer secured
valuable data on the Stanley Basin
supply and has prepared a very ex-
haustive report His report has been
gone over by the most prominent en-
gineers of the state, who have en-
dorsed IL as being good. The Stan
ley Basin, In Mr.. Hayes opinion is
the only source from which this
tract may ever expect TO secure wa
ter as he considers the American
Falls project as too expensive
The Mountain Home Sunnyside
tract is one of the finest tracts Of
land in the United States for irriga-
ton and is admirably situated in
every MaY
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
WHY NOT AN AERO
PLANE FIELD HERE

What's the mater with Mountain
Home, are we asleep at the switch,
with our neighboring communities
of Grand View and Bruneau offering
landing fields for the air mail Do
the people of this community not
care whether they are on the map
or not. The placing of an emergency
landing field in this city would mean
considerable in the way of an ad-
vertising feature and one that is
worthy of the effort of having the
field established here.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
MAY COOPERATE
WITH OWYHEE

Messrs Greer, Gates and Laird, all
we'll known farmers of owyhee coun-
ty, located just across the river from
Glenns Ferry, were in Mountain
Home last Monday for a conference
with the board of county commits
sioners with the idea of securing
some of the benefits from Elmore
Benham, county commissioner Of
Dwyhee county was present and stat
ed that in his opinion the matter
could be arranged by the two coun-
ties cooperating in the expense. The
Gilmore county commissioners were
favorable in the matter and it is
quite likely that something along
this line will be accomplished in the
near future.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-18
CAUGHT PASSING
FORGED CHECK
William Thomas Caught
While Attempting to Pass
A Forged Check At
Local Store

AS a result of the prompt action OF
the local Sheriff's office, William
Thomas was caught last Saturday af-
ternoon at a local clothing store,
while in the act of receiving change
from a forged check in the amount
of $21. rs. 1t seems that Thomas
had endeavored to cash the check at
Montgomery Blunk's Store and when
told that he would receive the cash
as soon as the check could be iden-
titled he stated that he would not
bother and placed the check in his
pocket. The sheriff was then no.
titled and the deputy sheriff started
on his trail, catching him just as he
was receiving change for the check
after making a purchase at Whit
takers Clothing Store. The man
was placed under arrest and at a
hearing before Justice of the Peace
Downs was placed under bonds in
the amount of $4,000.
Tuesday afternoon the DlsJrlcl
court held a short session and at
that time Thomas attorney, L. L.
Prout, requested time in which to
to prepare the plea and the definite
date for the procedure has not as
yet been set.
Thomas appears to be in the neigh
borhood of twenty-one years of age
and is a resident of Middleton. His
mother and brother were present in
the court room at the time of the
Sssaring.