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KENDRICK. LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, FRIDAY, JUNK lb, 1924
<OLUNE 34
Latah County
News Paragraphs
Governor Names
Two Holidays,
Sets Dates for Flag Day and
Twenty Years
Ago Tod<<y
I
items of interest Taken From sterna
Neighboring Papers
',
Pioneer Day
ii. Is.
1]ois<..~&itt»v<];Ly Ju»c 14 ])as
IJccl) officially design:Ltcd us I<'lug
j
<]ay iu IdLLII0 iii LL pvoclumiltiuii;
issued by th«. Goveruoi. C. C.
IVloorc.
Tlic day is ILot a holi<]ay iil tile state but tbc
cx]101'ts t]Lc pcopl«of.
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Besides
Ii
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of
June 1904
T. B. >)<cst has beL» ool<ig cons) derab ie real estate business within the city ]i)nits the past weeK.
)l>L«I'<>)v
>'''(lucis(lily
f I'0»l iL S(',I')oils ILc(',»I(,')l1., Il<! )vus cv<>,'<s)»g
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I lie
1 I'le k
(]0<v» passvii ~<..v tvi)i» Jicaviy iii)<ssc<LPC
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from the Gazette
! pertirs
purchasing
several
pro-
for hi<»self 1)c has sold sev-
liii».
By l(>oki»<„af, tliv. eral for other people. Among them
I» I<!t tb(. cltv vu» to 0»('. ! are the J. C. Bibb
property in the
s»l<! 0 t. 1, il('. Ol'oss)»g <i i)(l ill so
the state to display th«national
west end and the piopcrty which is
doiii<s bvok<! Off oii« fi.oiit w]icc]
6mb]cm on tllat (]ay. I]is procnow <>ccupied by Charles
Weber.
T I»'el I' 0 I'tl) »<i t I y <1»l )10f, » planlatloll f 01]ows.
Tne
)atter
was
sold
yesterday
to a
svt, Luul got <>v< v thv cvossiiig
"Si)i«c the fo»vtecnth dily oi'.
man
the
naine
of
Walker
iro>»
by
scvcvu] feet, to bc iiiissoi] by tli«
iiii»c one thoLIsa<JJ(] liiuc huiidrcd
Hockford, Wash,, who will move his
1 i aiu.—
Tvoy Hews.
]LUIJIu»d twenty-four, is thc onv
fam)iy here in the fail. Mr. West
(trcd a»d forty-seventh an»iverhas
purchased
the T. A. Hunter
story of the adoption by «oug]I. Grec», wlio vauks well residence
and
w)if
fit it up for his
ress of tlic flag of the United
1]l(.'op <i»long Mos.
U p toward
own
permanent
horne.
it
States, I hereby designate
«ow's lsaiic )>Va]toils, is home
While Frank Daugherty was ridI"lag day,
aud request that
wifli a brand Jicw fish story aud.
of the state ot
wber«people
fli('. goods to pl'ovc it. 111 filet) in down Sperry grade, Tuesday, the
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I<]aho i»ay be asscmb]cd, it l)c,
)III. Grec» brought hoi»c from saddle turned with him and threw
observed
I'otlatvh creek, a. tvoiit 24 iuclirs him of] the horse>so violently as to
by <proper cxcr«iscs,
]OIL<<'lid 1vcig]J i» <s'OUI')OUI) <IS> break his arm in two places. 1'hc
illc]udi»g the playing of "T]ic
trout Iic bas cvcv !1)ttie fellow got up ar'id pluckily
tile ])tv~est
a
t Star Spaug]«BJL>nncv." I csto co»ic oi)1, 01: t])c r»ovnted the horse aga)n, riding as
k'J)ow)L
pccia]]y urge that on this day
Stl'C)1» i .
the flag of ouv country be dis-I
Another view of the famous Wilson Dam under construction.
far as the foot of the grade, when
I')Lini]y iic was overcome
Iiis
<i»d
M v. (~vcc)J
played from every public buildby the pa)n an<1
drove fo C]avki<L I<'i id(iy iuifl tumbled to the ground again. H<)
iii, house of business and
firn«
hosie in tho state. This is
found.
plenty of s»ow and vu»i, was seen and carried to his horne
Convent><on
'und mighty poov fishing, because where ti)e broken bones were
Oppol't»Illty to 1'Cllew OUL COVCILset by
ant oi t'ideht> to the flag and
of: the weatlicv co»ditio»s. Sun- Llr. Rothweli and
aothe
is
now
boy
!Will Meet in Annual Session at the Fraternal Tefnple in day tll(,y broke cill)11) a»(1 (]l'ov(!
011 it vcpreseiits, and u »»iverwell as could be expected.
as
)ng
doi)gIL
10 Col]IJJS> oli Pofl<lt«h
sa] (]Jsp]ay.
Kendrick, Monday, June 1,6
I'rankie I.aBofle, wnose arm waa
'>V]<i]c dinMoscow
Meet
at
"May I cali attention to t]iv! Faffners to
«reck above Bovi].
so
badly broken last week whi]e
Mv.
[)1'opal'cd,
the h<n-!
bc)Ilg
statement
<ones<ning
'Ihe local lodges acting 11«1'vas
nt ("Jt>s Pack
The local Oddfeliuw and Rebekah gencies.
coasting
down hill in ~ go cart, will
a
<lo
wo»Ld
hc
crican Flag by (re»era] Horace
to )n the capac)ty of hosts to the visit- Grec» thought
Lodges are mak)ng preparations
1
be
taken
to the hospital tomorro)k
No.
his
cast
IIC
little fishiL<g.
Porter:
have b<e» comPleted fov enterain 500 members an<I visitors ing members, bring a respons)b)lity
Plans
at
Moscow
P<)ol,
to be operated on. He
but
sma]1
deep
'The plug of our couutr
into
a
is
,8 fiy
>the sixth annual picnic of the at the district convention to be held Upon all of the citizens of the tuwn,
.
reof:
is
in
danger
of. losing entirely'he
bopcfu1
fceliuo
very
of
not
buutingll IJ<llull C0U»fy
1)ot simp]$ a piece
bill'(suu
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here Monday, June 16. Visitors wnettier lodge memt)ers or not, to
sized.
a
good.
use
of
his
arm
noticed
but
w]Jic]i C'ill b('ure]lascd fol'
Vill be Iield I» tile Clti P:lik are expected from all of the neigh- extend a cordial welcome and to do s»]ts,
'ish make a,jiimp 'for it a»d M) ss Ham icy is having her house
few di»lcs;if thc Jleiivest siloP; ill Noscoiv 0» ice(]llcsdaY .Iuue
everything possihlc to make Monaay
IIe cast a<sai»;i»d this on the hill painted this week. She
it is not;i more c]»star of bri-II$ f]i Qhc pvog)u))l f'ul f]LC day boring towns and a nuinber of the a pleasant day)for those who attned miss.
grand of])cers will also be present
I mdcd has already
four-po»ndcr
tll<
]iILut colois; it is the emblem will start with u bi ~ bas]<ef. di»imput considerable
beof di<)<J)ity, authority, Power. ILL»cv at »oo», davit]I i(',0 eve»in u»d and will take part in the program. the convention.
thv, hook a»d the struggle
provement
on
the
and
building
The program, which has been ar1]ccat)sc nf, the ]ight
this free ]a»d there 's )Lo sov cof<ee fui'nis]icd fi'cc by f])c fan» I'he size of the crowd. will tax the
gan .
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to cover the entire day an<1 line it w>L<s»cccssavy for Nr-. grounds and is making a nice home
of
the
.town,.
ranged
entei.taining
capacity
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iCVCJg))ty>. )10
bIIV<h)L<I'.''FO]]OW]ng'ill<les'1'
fbcre
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'to its utmost. but the'preparations
evening, gives a complete outline Grc«n fo play the big fish until of it.
to country wi]] be addicsscs ])y 1)v
Of fidelity
emblem
W. G. Dygert.the hust/ing young
n)ade of the events of the convention and hc Iiad him worn 0»t, 1<hicb 1!<!
now in progress are being
Js t]lc f]ag
Upham, president ol']l(!
business
man of Dent, was here
dec]aves sity of Idaho, u»d Miss ilfa<io» (with (fue allowance for ali contin- is published below:
Moore
dl(1, abollt ]1alf alt lion« 1>t'.i»g
and
Monday
Tuesday interviewing
PionDhnon"Idaho
tbc,job.
Ho)lie
do
rcq»ire<1 to
Hcpwoif]I, State
Monday, .June 16,
A. Kite, Chairman,
W. F, Morgareidge, 1st Vice Chairman
J.
traveling
men
and transart)ng other
]
I'Oil]
L>c)iuf
Exi.-usio<i
<i
y.
of
Js
ho]iday
the
flail
stviLtioil
Leader,
a.
legal
Tile
~~.cr clay," and.
T. H. Christie, 2nd Vice Chairman
Mr. Dygert receives
vuvi<!ty, nus)ness.
stccl-head
'in the state.
Division of t!:<. 'Univ(l'sit'y. Spc.
of. thv,
Columbus Clark, Treasurer,
Hugh Stanton, Secretary
dcsig- cia] music und enter'1»ini»cnv
some of which weve I)']gute<I in. from a half ton to a ton of freight
The Idaho legislation
Coun].,.Ltl])
tllc sfl'cllm by Ml'. Gl'c<)>l al'l(1 at this shipping point every meek.
10:00 A. M. Open Session in Hall
nitcd Juiie 15, as Pioneer dpy, will be f<J)liisl:pd by
. Everybody Welcome
nlcmgivlv'lub
otllcl'itt»11 coullty si)'.si'ts)l)(t»
1>ut as this (]ate is 8»nday this fy boys'nd
Mrs. Petrick left Tuesday mornAmerica"
Son g
Tile .ing, for Purtland to be gone for
bevs.
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some twc]vc years .ago.
4pc'll the governor Proc]slimed thv
Bro. C. J. Taber
Invocation
sAt t]ie close of the pvogra»i iu
The
fish is bci»g fvoz()IL iii <i «ai.'.. of some time.
following day u holiday.
cxcuv-.
un
t]ieic
will
bc
11<c
pilvk,
follows:
Address of Welcome on Behalf of the Citizens of Kendrick
i«c a»d will. bc o» cxliibiti(>» iii " I eater McGraw of Bear ridge„
proclamation
station.
ovci']ie
cxpevinicuf
sioil
"Thi: (!Icvc»th session Of fhc
I I) (,'v ill('Iow ot tlic ]<'v)L» I,'. I) n I'(1- while out hsh<ng last week, had an
Mayor E. H. Dammarell
wiil bv Oll
dv]>livflnciits
Of
Hen<]s
tor»ovvoiv.— '5'..ar
JU»cs
st<>vc
ivarc
state leg<is]atuv«, sct;lside
experience that he will not soon>
Pearl H. McClurg, President of Assembly
Response
do;ic
is
ivl)ut
being
tell
]):Lnd
to
t<'l
I'Ol'.
aud
15 in»ienlory of. the mcn
forget.
and
dep:lit<»(nts
various
tile
iil
.
Juliaetta Rebekah Lodge No. 9
Music
womcll wlio braved the pcllls
wlf]I intevwoi]<
f]i(!iv
disc»ss
to
While examining a revolver tg) see
of car]v pio»ccv ]ifc in t]Jc west
John W. Shipp, Grand Master
Address
''I)« .Jiiii;left)i Cbcvvy Gi owcvs' how the main spring worked in the,
Kendrick Lodge
Male Quartet
Tlle fnvm b»vc;iii pic»i<; is one
8 CO ll- trigger, the th)ng went off unI))is g)Vv ))
a!<SO<!I< I tl 0) i
made
and virtue
to industry
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Of, I>cwls- expectedly and the ball passed
Hvos.,
Secretarv
Cil)lsc
Grand
fl'a«t
10
F.
Horne,
Pressley
thru
Address
dcv lis looke<] foi.)v<lvd to each year
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f.]J's coi»mo»1vea]th Possible,
thv. C»fire the young man.'s thigh,
10
pack
Ov«liar(ls
fo»
injuring
Kendrick Lodge
Male Quartet
this hiiu severely. When people examine
crop of flic distr ici, fov
Of]IW. F. Pooie
fhciv fvicii<ls. I< un» l>uveuu
Address on Behalf 01 <)<]<]fuff<)wsfiip
come a revolver
])lot]<cvs
Chase
yca)'.
they should be very
»»day all(1, si»cc t]lc statutes,(.in]s ]lope 'to»»lke. t]iis I)ic»k
<ill(1 lt Js bc- careful tc keep the m»zzle pointed
]".1)0
Cafateria
Style
1'c«ollL»lc»(lc(l
M.
in
Park
Lunch
the
.
wc]1
make
Iicvc<1 f ]icy will p»t u]> 0 pack away from tbemseivcs, bui, i< )s far
I>vovisions 1 fiat )L ]eg~a] holiday f])<)s<,
I, O. (). F. Nio. 37
)CI) wJI] bv 0)l a i)ill'li ll tll(', better to make
«I'>t
obscr-I
the examination
occ<<vi<)g o» tliat clay bc
Fvirk Ol]cr, pv<si<](»t
Convenes
":01)
Session
Afternoon
P.
M.
tbv «I)cv- when the
of
quality
cx«cpfio»a]
I'i>iI
l>e
os
not
loaded.
!
thing
iVC(l thC fol]OW~g day.
f:lrm b»rc;in. ]ins isa»< il I
(AII Oddfellows in good! standing are invited to attend}
rics grow», here.
."Now, Therefore, I» ordcv to ]ow]i)< state»i<»i',— »VI<il< 1]iis
If you need anything in i»illinery
A. Wlltt('. R iSOI)s of lgcwby'he p](;»ic is Uiid< I 1]ii:i<is]>i<!<'s
nvoi(1 Misunderstanding,
Adjournment
Regular Business of the Association
or stfaw or summer, goods,
goods
to
bc(n)
ciigagvd
isfo» have
vested in me us govci'- fb( fail» h»)c;Lu it i.-'01 <xcl»it
will
pay yoo'to visit Hui I's overBanquet
6P. M.
]la»(llc the sc]liJJ ~ of. tile crop
1)or of thv, state I, C. C. Moore, sivp]y fov fnvm buv«au m<!»Ibcis,
sale.
stocked
10gcf licv wif,ii tliv. "<VI)
" govrr»nv of Ida]<0> do hereby )in) vvvn just for furmevs, but
9 P. M. Exemplification of First Degree by Troy Lodge No. I9
selling orga»izntio)i fllroughI>roc]aim Non(lay June 16 1924, fov ul'I wlio believe that f;ii'»ling
Otheis
and
Talks
Grand
Of])cers
tll«)llidd]c west;ill<] th(', , Gust Lueken spent the week en<f
Short
Igntah
nut
by
iii
])»siL)css
is the biggest
;L legal ]io]iday, to be observed
He has been
bcttcv
sliovt crop ot. chvrvivs <l»c to at his home here.
Adjournment
by al] of the people of the state Coullty alid 1vllo feel that
Refreshment
working
with
Car»phell
Ec Barr at
]ior»cs,
>the frost». tliv grow«vs liopc 10 Spokane and is a me<»her of their
exercises honor fanning, ])et tel'o»ntvy
by appropriate
u
"Oo(1 pvi< t
I'c«(!IV<'. il vi! I'y
KENDRICK STAR REBEKAH No. 21
ste«») drilling crew.
He went to
.~i)ig thv, eArly settlers of this u)id l)uppi('.v coiiiitvy Peop]e;Ivc
business.
bvv
or
])is
asset
H,ci!
Or<],
real
to
Yullrnn,
wiiere
his comTuesday,
Methodist
Church
2:00 P. M, Afternoon session conve<ies in
~fate."
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pany has a cont)act to build nine
Come one! Come a]1! Neet your
(All Rebekahs in good standing are invited to attend)
rr>iles of highway.
The job will.
friends froni the other cnd of tbc
carriers to the probably last several months.
mail
! l]uval
LENORE LOCALS
Adjournment
county wliom you have not met
Regular Business of the Association
I»U»ibcv of 19, I'cpl'cscutiilg teu
siuvc ln.st picnic day. A ~ood
Banquet
6:00
P.
towns in. Nez Pcvcc am] IJILta]L mcc1 i»g ]ant Friday'ere
v
spcu
Nostime und u day profit)l
ed from Spoka»e, where tliey went
Icouiities, gathered at Geicsee on co)v, Troy, Graugevi]]e, Cotton.-.
assured."
is
the
the
Rebekah
Degree
of
Exemplification
by
7:30
P.
M.
meek.
un business last
Decoration day for t]<c purpose wood, Grec» Creek, W i n o u a,
Juliaetta Lodge, Fraternal Temple Hall
Jack Schultz has made some very
district mail I'ciL'1), Viola, Ju]iaettu ui<d
Of or~anizi»g;L
on his
improvements
attractive
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CRESCENT CLIppII<IGS
carriers'ssociation
After the Oddfellows finish their degree the Rebekahs gather
Ne1vs
bungalom across the river.
K. O. Kobold, 0).gal) izv.r for
in the main hall for the evening entertainment.
and
1vas present
Considerable travel Is now com>1]iv. c;irvicrs,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kyle v)sited
Nels Bu vk. und broke grouud.
Oring across the new bridge at l„e
charge.
in
meeting
thc
ha<]
v)siting for a few days on the ridge.
this
week for LL concrete busiTEXAS RIDGE
nore. It Is found to be a great tat the C. L. Irail home, Sunday.
cf7cctcd
and
was
ga»izaf.ioil
vicinitv.
ness bui]dil)g, fhc site being Lot
benelit to the
Mrs, E. J. Wells and brother of James Miller Inade a business trip
Miss Bernadine Drury returned
O. I'ost, GO»csee, Lvas elect!Geo
with the Frank to Moscow, Saturday.
visited
Block 17, which NI. BurkSouthwick
Monhome
week
from
Helton.
last
I<:vcrest, 8,
M)ss I'Iorence pea was a LewisGco,
president,,
fv0m
tana, where she half been attending ! e<l
l»iul recently pilvchased
and
Mrs. Chester Bogar and cnildren schoo] tile past term.
Co 1 to»)vood vice-president,
will
The
building
IViilin»L
Smith.
spendKauder
are
Mrs.
and
Mr.
secretary ln! about 2,> feet wide
Gencscc,
Hanks waa a business lng a couple of <fays in Southwivk are spending a few weeks with home
Marion
!A]. Mayer,
feet
40
by
bean
and
Strawberry
pici
ing
folks.
v)sltor in Lewiston, Saturday.
planting garden on their town proplanting )s the uccupat)on of »)ost ;»id trc<Ls»v<.I'..]. W. Sharp long, ouc story high. It will be
Mrs. Melvin Eat»on is enjoy)ng everybody these days.
of i~]oscow an(l Mr. Cosa»(]s of <!Onsti uctcd of cement blocks
Courtney Jnhnstun who finished at p«ty.
a visit with her or(<ther from North
We understand that wedding bells C'<I to»Lvo<>(L were <!!<.etc(] dele- Lv]» c]I w)11 bp su p pl ».'d by KV.
the Lewiston high school this year,
Mrs. C. L. Trail wert to Lewiston
I<gnics 10 atf,end the state conven- A. ]auidcv of i>losvow. M<. Lau.
will ring in the near future.
Plans to leave in a few days for Monday where she will attan<f suinMrs. MCBride is bere ")siting her
tion fr> be hc](1 at, GOO<]i<)g,
South Hend, Indiana, where he has mer school
now
since
Everyone is re>oic)ng
(]ev was hcvc a fciv <lays ago to
sister, Mrs, Carl Drury.
secured a position with the E. J.
(>
the nice rain
fig»lc on flic >yolk.
McCartney Wholesale Grocery Co.! Axel Ekman is preparing fo build
«0 I) Lpvisi) Jg Ncz
This
<I istv ici,
IVI<0» couiplcfcd this will be
Mr. Sianoski and D"ary and will spend a few weeks are
He plans to enter the Notre Dame a new barn.
sn Auto trip )nfn Ore- I'<!i cv;lnd Iaiiah «0»»ties, will be il vcl'y ]l)L»(]SO<»<'. iL ]) I) e il I' il g
taking
Frank Meyer wilt do the carpenter
University this fall.
gon and Washington. 'I'hev expect to tk))oiv» as 1)isfl'1ct No. '>, ii»<1 tile biiilili»g.
work.
Mesdames Babcock and Comstock he gone af)0<It ten
M)ss
days.
Our mail carrier, Mr. Pontius, has,
It wi]I he 0«tupivd by AI'>vrf:
Wef)er's
MonCallers
at
Mr..
at- j»('xt »1<!«ti»g twill bc held iit
were
been
i)as
who
Georgia
Urury
chiid-,
Mrs,
snd
and
Sounders
iVIr.
found his ne)>v kord delivery just,
IWII)cllcsf('I',
20.
S»ll(lay, e]uly
Ig. I'icvce ns u general Iupvc]<auOraday afternoon.
! ten<fing school at Ynilamotn,
fhe thing tn carry the parcel post ren rrotored to Southwick,
I I ess.
I't!pl'csc»tt'(I
<iis('tove
tile
il<'our))s
af
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rs. Sarah Pierce of Deary 15 I gon, will accompany them hume.
afternoon.
which is )ncreasing daily.
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I.AND SAKES! You never saw so many big bright snappy bargains in all your
life. Our store is full of 'em. You shrill miss something if you fail to get here
during this sale. Our past sales are a safe guide to go by.
A Sale far Cash. We need money, >au a,eel merchandise
4i> .~.ec'uc1:ions in
36 inch percales. a yard
All linen toweling
36 inch .voiles
32 inch ginghams
Ladies silk hose
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'lo some purpose, after all, we are
amused at the gurgling we read,
Published every Friday at Ken- hear of diversified, dairy farming.
It is interesting to note that the
dric'k, Idaho, by
gurglers are mostly those who nardHalph B. Knepper
ly would.know a cow from a giratfee
bankers, lawyers, editors, such
t)ke
who w)ah to show a patronizing
subscription
$1.50
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Horseshoe tumblers. set of 6
65c Rat)nes for
Electric curling: irons
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I.adies handkerchiefs
Ladies unionsuits
Men's unionsuits
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Men,s khaki pants
Men's Scout shoes
Men's overalls
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79c
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6 heavy cofFce cups
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moving'to Bovill. A n)ce the time to go on the excursion
A special committee consisting ty Holstein Association, and
supper was served by the guests.
are assured a pleasant and pro-'f Ward Gano, president and S. Fletcher, county agent, is
flitable
Ross Abel, secretary of the coun- charge of tlie excursion.
Try.a "For Sale" ad in the Gazette. You will get results at. 1) ttle
expense.
to their
"1 see
day.,
you
sling," said
have
the
your arm iii a
incfuis)t)ve pas-
att)'tude toward the farm'ers present
senger.
dithcu 1 ty. One )s almost persuaded
"Broken, isn't )t?"
Entered at the post once at Ken- that these popular cows
give 99.9 "Yes. sir," responded the other
drick as sec(0)d class mail mat- per cent cream, that the cows m)lk passenger
ter.
"Meet with an acc)dent?"
thenisel ves,
that tney
consume
"No; broke ) t while'rying to pat
otherwise unusable food; but then
myself
on the back."
Foreign Advert)slog Representative
if we farmers. didn't have a few
"Great Scott! What for?"
THE AMER)CAN PRESS ASSOC)ATION
things to make us laugh perhaps
"For minding my own business!'I'
we'd go mad.—k'rom Kansas.
The ordinance which appears in
METHODIST CHURCH
this'issue of the ('azette, prohibit»
CARD Ok'HANKS
)'ng peddling or canvassing )n. the
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
corporate limits of Kendrick w)th
Miss Emma Hartung,
Mrs. Ida
Children*s Day program at Amerout first paying a 1)cense fee of Stoneburner and re!at)ves wish to
ican
ridge at 11:00 a. in.
$6.00, is now in foll''or:e and express their sincere grat) tude and
Preaching at 8:00 p. m. Subject:
effect. The town council in pass- appreciation to their neighbors and "Human Derelicts."
A cprd)al invitat,ion to all.
)ng this or())nance did not do so tr)ends, for the)r sympathy and help
in their bereavemenr.
in the luas of
James W. Poolton. Pasta'r.
with anv intention ot compelling
their father, also for the beautiful
peddlers or canvttssers to keep out flowers.
of town. 'l'he idea as expressed at
Hobtetn Excursion June 20 ~
the meeting of the council is to
BIG SEAR RIDGE
require outside bus)ness houses who
The second annual excursion
wish to do a retail business here,
of
Holstein breeders of I.atah
to pay a reasonable fee for. the ~Oscar Sl)nd, and Adolph Forest County will ge held on Friday,
were Lewiston visitors, Wednesday.
privilege. Ihe local business liouses
June 20, under the auspices of
Mrs. K. D. Ingle entertained the the Latah County Holstein-F)ii'have to pay taxes and make donat)ons to public afFairs in order to L dies Guild at her home, Wednes- ainn B) eeders Association.
day afternoon.
keep up the commun)tv and it is no
The excursion will start from
and Mrs. Gabriel h'orest, Miss
tlie
more than just that outsiders who /Mr.
farm of G. P. Mix, of AlosJohanna Hooker, Mrs. A. Sater of
wish to'do bus)ness here should also Greenwod, B. G. and Mrs. L. Strom cow, pro)nptly
at 8:30 A. M.
of Spokane, autoed to Lewiston, '(Irisits will be mode at the farms
pay their snare.
nf the following Holstein brccdThe ordinance was drawn up by 1'riday.
('. I'. 'Mix, Word G:)nn
A. H, Oversrn)th of'oscow who ~;Miss Bertina k'orest
retui ned «rs:
Ross
Abel, Theodore Eoste), W.
Saturday
fr om
Spokane,
states that its prov)sions will stand home
AL Schumncher,
where
she
K Collins, F».
several
spent
months.
in court.
M.
Gustnfaon,
Carl
G)('.ndahl,
. (M)sa Emma Aas entertained
the
G)rls'ewing Club, Thursday after- and the University of Idaho. Thc
dairy her(1 of the Wasliington
It ) s di flic u 1 t to understand how noon.
the two young morons, Leopold and ,'((Mra. Mary Ha!acth, Mr. and Mrs. State College will also bc visited;
A luncheon will be served in
of
Loeb, after signing confess)ens, to Louie Pearaon and daughter
Kendr)ck,
Mrs.
A.
tlic
Sater
ot
GreenAtnscow (.'ity
noon
the kidnapping
and
murder
of wood, B. ('., were
Sunday visitors by tl)e H o 1 s t e i n Association.
Robert Franks, are then allowed to at the kd Hataetf) home.
Speal'ei's at the 1uncliron will
enter pleas of not gu)ttv. It is one .>j'Mr.
and Mrs. E(jd)e Galloway, Mr. lie W. E. Ncyer, Western r(p)(uf the mysteries of our present ahd Mrs. George Larson of Gameron scntntive
of the Holstein-Fric..
system uf law eiiforcement.
returned home Monday from a fish- sinn
Associnf.ion
nf America-;
ing tr)p to Etk k)ver.
I'infessor E. V. Ellingtori, head
Saturday even)ng June 21st is the nf the dairy department
of the
We hear
so inuch about the date of the home talent play to be
Wnsliington
State'oll(gc;
nnd
"aconom)cally
governed
Latah given at the Community Hall. Ice P)'ofessor F. V.
Atkesont
head
ct)unty" that it is becoming tire- cream and cake will be served. of the dairy depnrtiucnt
of the
from both
'l'he weeping taxpayers of The proceeds realized
some.
will go to the local Red ('ross. University of Idaho.
this perfectly good county know Come! Bring your 1'r)ends.
This excursion nnd the meet'that they pay plenty of money into
at the lunchcoii will give
ing
>;,Mr. and Mra. Jake Berriman and
the treasury every taxpaying time daughters of Potlatch
Holstein
brcrders of this section
ridge werc
to expect some returns.
We tv))t Sunday visitors at the horne ot Mrs, nn opportunity (o gct acquainted
concede that the countv is out of Berr)man'a sister, Mrs. N. E. Ware. 'with one nnotlicr nnd ace wli:it
dent but tve will also have to admit .".Miss Johanna Hooker and Mr:. A. t)ie other fellow is dning. It. is
that we have the most d)sreputab!e Sater spent the first of the week at hoped tl):)t nll who nre interestcourthouse and the poorest system the home vf Mr. and Mrs. Joh)) Hal- ((l in Holstein cattle or d;)irying
in „cncrnl will faire p.'iit in tlie
of roads of any cuunty of like seth )n Bovi!1.
(.xcui
sinn. Business in('n uf 1.st:)1)
Mr. and Mrs. John Mathes were
we)t]th in the state
Our tax reCounty nl'('llv)ted to at'f('nd )ll)d
pleasantly
surpr)aed
afterSunday
ce)pts 1)ne up in size w)th the ma- noon, when a number
of ne)ghtors a(( wll;)t ping)( aa is b(iilg lu;l(le
jor)ty of the counties that nave high and friends came )n to spend a 1)l di) 1)'y in g )1 )1 I 1 0 i v(')'ai ti( d f ) )')ii'social good t)me w)th them„prior ji))<'n tl)ia a('«tio)). A11 who tal'c
taxes.
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Cultivator
SuiIlt the John Deere pp)y
The value, of any cultivator to you is
measured by its ability to save you
labor and time and at'the same time
do you good work.
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The Deere KC32 has been proven by actual field tests in your home
country to be absolutely dependable
and to do the worK better and easier
than the ordinary cultivator.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR!
g
Perfect system of lever control
Tilting lever on pole adjusts shovels up and down hill
Spacing lever adjusts distance between rigs
Sold with sweeps or shovels
Patented revolving fenders or ordi))ary type
Exceptionally
Pari't
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~ar1rxae~1;
<ie
Always
strong wheels with
oil-tight boxes
dust-proof
PREMAX
AGENCY
Binder Twine
Advance Rumley
Threshing Machines
the best.
less money
—and
More twine for
better twine.
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os)tion will interest you
6he
Car..son
H cL1 dlvcLFe Ccx
and
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i A g ricuiiure. >
A. broad Iield for specialization .by
farmers in producing table puu)try of
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We Really Want to Help You,
[
Mr. Farmer
We believe
kn solving your 6nancinl
problems,
thdt you need us and we need you.
If'you need money to finance your farm come to
us and let us tslK it over.
We are in a position to
aid you if you are the right sort who will do your
share in increasillg your. crops, keel> yo»r farm ma.
chinery from rusting and make progress in .your
work.
A banker is a friend to the business tdimer and
will willingly help hinl to tide over any 1)ttle financial troubles,
If you want to buy additional livestock, iIIcrease
your acreage with staple crops or invest in Inodern
machinery, we can help you,knowing that if you are
alive to modern methods you will not fail.
Come and visit our bank and get acquainted
whether you want a loan or advice.
,
,
prime quality is felt to exist by tl>e
United .States Departii>«nt uf Agriculture. Most poultry, guys tlie department, is shipped alive by producers because producers are not skilled in
dressing «nd are nut equipped tu liaud)e and ship tl>e dressed poultvy in
good condition over lung di>'tances.
Shippers of <lvessed 1>uultry will tind
It yrofltuble as u rule to fatten the
birds fur s period ui'en to fourteen
days before kiliin", tlie depuvtiue» t
says. Itequlve>sents of the niarket to
which the puultry»re s«nt siiould determine w)iether the birds should be
sea)deil or <iry pi<.kad, un<i also the
style of <Irevsing. )t is «Riven>cly,important >liat the bir<IR be well bled
chi))ad immediately
and thoroughly
afte> slaughter, to reuiove ail body
heat.
Ical)ure to chill properly is often refor spoilage.. In warm
sp<insible
should be
weath<.r dressed poultry
packed in... Ice to pt'event
shipped
apoilRge in transit. Grading for qualIty, uniformity, and size I>) desirable.
.Shipping of poor quality birds in
separate, packages is also desirable
when the quantity to be shipped is sufflcient)y large tn make this. step pra'cticable, the department says.
It probably will not pay to,fatten
poultry that is in fairly good condition .of flesh, before shipping them
a)lve, because the. shrinkage in weight
of specially fattened poultry is llkelv
to be heavy during the journey to
Ingle,
Martin V. Thomas,
points out.
market, the department
President
Hut if the poultry is very thin lt will
probablv pay to fatten the birds for
A. H, Baubenberg, Cashier
a few days or a week.
In s)upping alive, producers are
urged to grade the birds by age and
kind, and so far as yractlqabie to
ship the different classes, in separute
in < oops, escoops. Overcrowding
Work With Pest Poisons
.
peciallv during hot weather, caui>es
Seen in Motion Picture heavy loss. Feed .should be, WIthheldof
"Poison," u o>)e-reel education mo- fvom the poultry a sufflcient length
before shipping, to Ineure arrival
tion yi<ture v)sua)Izing the activities tiine
birds on the market with en>yty
of
t))e
of the insecticide and fungicide boRrd,
crops.
recently released
by the
I has been
In shipping either )Ive or .dressed
United States Department. of Agriculemphasizes
.the department
poultrr,
ture.
the best
determining
of
importance
the
The fllm shows the numerous ways
on the
for
poultry
the
week
of
dsrs
In wh)ch the An>ericsn farmer, the
af>d the planning of
market.
selected;
greatest user of chetnicals in the
to arrive on those days.
poisons of various shipments
world, employs
should
always be taken that
Care
l sorts to destroy
insect yeats and dis.
in which poultry
containers
or
coops
eases whi<.h attack his Crops and live
marked with the
are
plainly
ls
shipped
ji stock, and how the insecticide and
both the receiver
,of
address
name
and
Yungic)de board protects the public
and shipper.
against fraudulent materials by eiamFurther detailed inforn>ation as to
)nlng all insecticide and fungicide ofthe
proper methods of kill)vg, picking,
fered for sale ln Interstate shipments.
packing snd shipping poultry
chilling.
scenes illustrate
Va vlous laboratory
to the use of producers,.as
applicable
the chemica) analyses given the matewall ss brief descriptions of commerrials, and field scenes show how the
riai methods, are given'n
worth of. the "plzenu,is determined by
'>Marketing
ln
1877, entitled
actual test.
which can be obof
copies
Pnultrv,"
The seizure, of "fake" materials,
tained, as Iong as the supply lasts,
which not only fan to "cure" but often
vaquast of the United «)tates Deupon
cause enormous losses by actual)y inof Agriculture, Washington,
partment
juring plant or animal, und the pun- D. C.
isliment nf their purveyors, are also
Included in the film, which sounds a
warning tn users nf lusecticli)es and Satisfactory House for
to "beware of untested
fungicides
Ducks Is Easily Built
poisons and to use only tried and
of u satisfactory
essentials
The
.
proved articles.
duck house are a good, tight roof, tight
nPOIson" w)1) he clrci>lated through
ample ventilation.
the educational fllm service of the de- aides und back, and
is
a simple abedgood
type
h
very
and the co-operating state
partment
at the back
feet
high
four
roof
house,
institutions., Copies may be borrowed
ten or twelve
front,
the
seven
at
and
for short periods or msv be purchased
fei.t wide and whatever )ength the
~ca&%
at the laboratory rharge.size of the flock wou)d require. Provide a raised floor covered with'sand.
and kept )Iberallv covered with litter. As for materials build the framework of dimension.stuff, and lf strict
economy In 'firs cost is esseniial, cover
the entire bulldlng, roof and sides,
Licensed Embalmer
Leave ln the
with prepared rooflng.
the full
I'runt a door. and windows
and Undertaker
tlie winHalf
house.
of
the
length
SPLASH! Dip! Swim!
dows should ha glass, and the other
Auto Equipment. Lady attendH:ere's
GAe
Kendrick State Sank
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'ice-Pres.-
KendrICR, Ldaha
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Farmers'ullei
A Ja>>tee>>
and
fun!'ho's
sihivers
afraid nf bene|)
when clad in a
the comfortable
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Jantzen
perfect-fitting
suit. that
dries quickly and keeps
its shape? On the beach,
with wind a swooping
down,its al)-wool snun~ess
keeps you warm.
Mc have a full
ant. Stock of goods in Kendrick. Phone 462K, or 876
Troy, .or see
G. F. WALKER
$4.25 to $8.50
Walk on Good Leather
When your shoes are
worn, bring them to me
for 'expert repair.
T)lE Shill'HAT
P.hlffl&fr TO
I.BANC>rvn
Sll'!.~i'f ii
Stanton Bros.
"VPhere the new things are newest,"
f protedtad
with
to keep out drafts
lin
nr musand rain or
i>Dr)up
The
ano>r, but allow for ventilation.
windows should a)1 be arranged so that
ventllat)on may 'be Increased or dlminIshed as the need changes with weath-
er condltlons,
It is better to fence the garden so
th»t. the chickens cannot get into It
than if ls to fence them ln close quarterr; Io prevent tham from anting the
«roy. What is true with the garden is
tri!e with all crops that might be In,)i>re<1 hr tha birds. Fan«a subh <rops
In, and let the chickens range whrnever posslhle. Birds need green feed
and axavciaa if they are to stav
healthv, Continua) use of a single vun
for chl«kens causes the ground to become "fowl-sick" snd heavily infested
with parasite eggs.
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Give Chickens Free Run
Whenever It ls Possible
of Jantzcns for men, womin the
en and children
fashionable new 1924 cc>)ors. Come in to see them
Let us explain the Jantzen
bow-trunk and
patented
features
non-rip crotch
that make the Jantzen delightful to swim in.
Price's
In<)>>st>
y Being
professional cards
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by the United
Dr. lh(ijliaIn T. Seeley
Physician
~)d
Surgeon
a<a<ac Depar>ment
ot Agriculture.)
Thirteen farniers of Henry countv,
II)inois, t<stifv Ihat i)iey have I«Rien
"had luck" wit.h hogs by raI><ina their
pigs according to a plan ihat prev<.nts
infection by roundworios
and fllthborne diseases,
h printed leaflet,
based on letters from farm«vs Indorssystein of
ing the M<.1 ca>i county
swine san'iiuiion recently circulated by
the Henry 6>unty Farm bureau, gives
convincing evidence that It pays to
raise pigs in clean surroundings.
This system, as developed bv tlie
United States Depavtment of Agriculture, calls for ilie cleaning of brood
sows and pine)ng tl>am in dlsinfecte<I
pens ii't fuv>'owing time. Tll!s ls to
pi'pr<illt the ncirly-born pigs fvom cornIng in «on>act with voun<liroviu Inf< ctlon.
Tli«n, by keeping t)ie growing pigs
on elean pasture protected fvoui exposure to hog-l<>t diseases th< y»ve
permitted to m«l'e >lie gr«uiasi econo>nival <1eralopiucnt, with little <1unger of loss from tilth-borne Infection.
In his letter on< farmer stated tluit
out oi'15 little pigs he liail lost only
II, which had heen killed by >lie cattle, and ihat there >vere: rlriually nn
runts In ihe herd.
Anotlier said that five years sgo be
had quit raising hogs because of his
Now
heary losses due to diseases.
he ls raising hogs successfully under
the McLeun county system.
they would not atAll agree'hat
tempt to raise bogs in any other inanner.
Use of Fertilizers Aids
Apple Growing in Ohio
The use of high nitrogenous fertIIlzem, according to the Ohio Experiment station, on the hilly lands 'of
southern Ohio has practically revolutionized the apple growing industry of
that section.
fruit in order to grow and
produce rigorouslr, must have access
to liberal supplies of ammonia phos'phoric acid an(1 potash, It-1s the firstmentloned plant food that most often
Is lacking and needs to be furnlshedThe 1>nportance.
in )lberal quantities.
of attending to this need properly ls
Indicated bv the fact that upon ammonia depends the condition nf. the
foliage, the vigor of twig growth, and
the formation of fruit buds,
In the sections c>f Ohio mentioned,
the application of ammonia fertilizers
has doubled and trebled the vleld of
fruit. Ordinarily the fertilizer is s«attered nn the ground under the outer
ends of ilie branches at the rate of
three or four ounces for each year of
the tree's age.
'hile
Take Every Precaution
to Guard Against Worms
If the farrol>Ing pen or house Is
thoroughly cleaned with scalding hot
lve water. then disinfected, and the
sow, especially her udder, ls washed
with strong soap suds before being
placed In the farrowing house, the
)lttle pigs will start life without picking up worm eggs that cause se m»ch
loss each vear. If those precautions
have not been followed it will be necessary to worm the pigs later. This Is
worthwhile, but much more expensive
and less satisiactOrv than preventing
worms. The most reliable of all worm
remedies consists of flre grains of calomel and eight graint> of santonin per
100 pounds of Ihe weight. Keep pigs
off feed for 12 to 24 hours and miz
these drugs carefully and thort>ugh)y
in a thick slop. Use everv possible precaution to insure each pig getting an
equal share.
We absol)Itely guaranteed our work.
Kendrick Harness Shop
Vermin Worry Broody Hen
common trouble in natural incu'hatlon is lice. Most liens cArry a
fau 11«e upon them a)) the time. In
the active hen the number of Iles
upon har i)n not incrensa rapidly, but
In a s)uggish, broody hcn tnu)ilp)Ication of )lre iucrpaaea razing rR pld)y. Tn
«hack this the bird mnsi ba dusted
wit)i sodlun> flunri<li, or u good louse
pnw<1ev before vha lv pin<ad upon the
ll<>t<'lting
eggs, at >ansi once during
the hatching )arri< il. «u<1 again .lust
t>ef<ire ihe rliiri<s >u>1< ii
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not only
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US>>a<i
Siaiea Depar«nenes
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kdaho
More tlian 0>,000,000 farms in tl«
United States produce eggs unnualll
Dr. Geo.
McKeever
vRiued at t»'ove than half a billion dollars, says the United States DepuriDENTaL SURGEON
ment of Agriculture. The>e «re maiiy
specialize<t egg farnis along the Atlun.
Phor>c',SI 2
tic and I'aclflc coasts, «ncl s«uttere<1
Kendrick.
Idaho
to a less extent thro»ghuut the «ountry, but the great bulk of market eggs
used on the large eastern markets
comes from the Middle Western states,
Dr Jesse H Burgess
where eggs ara produce<1 un<inly us
Your
cyan given a tbarougb aciantÃic
a side line on general farms.
EXAMINAT)ONIFREE
oi'»vkeiIn the or<linary course
Glasses guaran>ocd io fii audreco<n<nonded
lng eggs pass through a n«iuher
only >t abeo)u>eI>< naceaaary.
and must undergo a journey of
S>cela Bmiding
miles or so Iiefore th«y
u ihousand
MOSCOW,
pass across tlie counter from the v<,IDAHO
tailer to tlie cs»>sun>er, >lie dep»vtment
says. More than 47,000 cava of eggs
alone. ar< annually tvnnri>orts <I hy vali.
KENDRICK LODGE NO 26
Ne>r York ls ihe )arg<st <nnsumlng
market, follolrad by Chi«ago, Hoston,
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an<1 Sun Fvanris<o.
Philadelphia
iVIects every second and
Egg production is uneven throughlast 'Ihursday of the month
out the year, being heavy ln the spring
and summer and llglit in the full
hL B McCo>mell % M
an<1 winter.
To flt the supply of eggs
E. T. Log>g, Secrctavv.
to the deinand, which-is more evenly
spread over the year, It ls necessary
to hold about 12 per cent of the eggs
ln storage against the months I>f loir
OVERSMlTH'tter»ev-at-Law
production tn the fall and wint'er, 'the
department says.
To serve as a practical guide to Ur<>ubart Building
Tb<rd Stra<y>
producers, shippers and the egg lni
IbIoscow
dustry generally, the Department
has recently published u
printed bu)letin dealing with, every
phase of. the marketing of eggs, The
bu)letln deals with problems of transyortatlon, the function <ii'old storAuct>toneer
age, marketing methods and channels,
egg structure anil composition. canIDAHO.
TROY,
dling, grading and <ontaineis. Copies
of Farmer's Bullet)n lfl?8. Marketing
Eggs, mar he obtained as long as the
supply lasts, upon request to the Deof Agriculture,
Washingpartment
ton, D. C.
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of'ands
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F.
A. N.
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A. H.
Idaho.
ol'griculture
N. R. Shenh'erd
The
3Fm.@IE4OO'esidence
Are Beginning
to Find Value of Sudan
Phone 654
Co.'armers
J~'art»avs, are .}ust. beginning in realIze the value of sudan grass for feed.
SnvI bjo'adcast or put In with a drill,
ab'I>'ut'twenty
pounds to the acre, and
don',:put it ln too deep about one
inc)i's right. This will. make a fina
tahiyorary pasture for hogs. It kee)!>s
coming up just. like alfalfa cloes, and
the more It Is eaten doivn the more
It starts up. You can, turn in on It
about the,middle of .Tune and from
then nn until frost ln the fall, lt gives
Kendrick Dray and lce
Frank Boyd, Prop'.
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Horseshoeing
General Slaeks|IIIithiitg
Wagon and CILmage Shop
All work Olieantee4,
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of. feed. Put. Izi
with..a. )later and.cultivated as corn,
u wonderful
it stools more readily and. makes good
hay for horses and cattle. Use about
two nr three pounds to,the acre.
more hav and better hay and
is a surer yield«r than any other quick
It will cut from two
< rop vou «an use.
>kLL
KII>DS OF
Repairing neatly done.
It'akes
Frank Crocker
crops a season.
Sudan grass heing an annual and
Carafvl'of, IIev Hair.
having flh>'ol>8 roots a)mila>'o wlieat
No wise girl ever lets the yottt>g
or oats, Is as assi)y controlled an<1 man she hqs syotted for her own see
erndl<.uted as millet. Sudan ls a good
ber with her hair In curl papers until
sea<i <vop, too.
after the minister bak said his fatal
tn four
say.
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nish beauty, shelter and fruit.
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Use fertlllzer as u supplement
good cultural methods and not as a
substitute for t3>em
~ a a
Naine vour farm; then make It become a good name by setting only
careful) v gva<1ad products.
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Is your
soon launch their attack.
spray rig r<udy for hutlle7
Whitelrasli look's good on 'the outside of poultry houses and pig pens,
but on the insl<!e It does gobd.
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couldn't do a regular har<l dav's work
now; so don't expect the horse to,
either.
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It takes less time and costs less
money to replace the oil ln the tractor
than it dots to put In new bearings
and piston rings.
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Its appearance at. the time the plnnts
sre coming up. The plants should be
><prayed as soon as the beetles are observed.
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else and fun <>f it ynu will need to
plant goni) srad sn aa tn have sninethlng to <)o ai I>arrest time. If rou
are farming tn make mnnay. you wll)
ne<<) to Iil»nt g<>o<) nard arg.r«ay
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J. J. PlCKERD
keePS yott warm
health
Egg
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PREPARING POULTRY
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"Bad Luck" in Swine
Pays to Raise Pigs in Clean
Bulk of Product Comes Fron.
Surroundings.
Middle Western States.
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Belay in securing Hail Insumnce may determine the success or failure of your whole year'
work.
Nail insurance is moderate in cost and a real
business proposition to the farmer who wishes
to taire his farming out of the speculative class
and establish it oo a safe and sound basis.
It is better to have hail insurance
need it than to need it and not have it.
and not
We represent the HOiCE Insurance Company
protection,
which
means
rc)Il
THE FARMERS BANK
Kendrick,
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THE KENDRICK GAZETTFi
GAe
FIRST STEP FORWARD
IN .CALF PRODUCTION
The.. dairyman should not overlook
the fact that to produce high-grade
milk his cows must be healthy.
A
cow In. abnormal condition will produce abnormal milk and should the
unfortunate condition arise of having
tuberculosis ln the herd, then the milk
Is a giave source of danger nnt only
to the Immediate family of the dairyman, but also to the public health ln
general.
Fortunately the tuberculin
teat enables the dairyman to locate
the cows afllicted with this disease,
Milk coming from cows which are
oif feed should be discarded, or at
least not put In with the milk that is
going on the route, or to be shipped
to the distributor.
If the cow is heing
treated with drugs or If she Is about
to calve, or lf she bas calved within
five days, hei milk should not be used
for distribution.
The problem of keeping ihe cow
clean Is not such a diflicult one if i>
few simple means are adopted 2nd
followed.
Before milking, the cow's
udder,:flanks and tail should be thor.
oughly cleaned.
The cow shoulil be
kept ln tt stall that has the right
length.
Sufllclent bedding «houid be
provided and a number .of. dslryinen
clip 'the hah from udder, ilanks and.
bellies 'to make cleaning a little easter
tural)Collegege.
and possibly more elfectlve. The. hdfrs
wIII drop, oif from, tips to tiine and
they carry with them a large number
of bacteria. The grooming of the cow,
,hawever, should be, done a. sufllcient
time befnre milking so that the'ust
will have settled when milking begins.
B. W. Fairbanks, Colorado Agricul-
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Mikes'home cooking easier, quicker," more econoftlical and more
delicious.
AarAIzoisthe perfected oflvlthichfr'les
is an excellent shortenmakes'vonderful
and
mdyon-,
ing
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nlllse
'eautifully,
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3 aiAiio
does not smoke at cooking
te'n1'perature.-
AaittIzo does not absorb Bavors, s'o it
cari be used over and'over again.
AMAlizo heats quickly, measur'es
easily and acCurkttlhly,blends rapidly
imari th'th'er
ingredients, and necessitates no mhlting,',
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Considerable Variation
in Weights of Calves
s can, is dustless, rustless,
easy to handle Intned stole.
AMAIzo
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Pour'grocer can supply you with AatAtso.
IVrite for the f~Asrsrsitn Cook Book of tests>i recipes
Aststrest': 'II1*IVi~it bfos>rr>e Street, Chicago', IfL
New, Yodel
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Chicago'''
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and baked enamel finish speedometer,
Iou rdoorsand 24 bi ';war adv an tages nour
is only) $ //5 niore'hun I/Ie c/>cut>est cur
6ftilt with starter and demountable rime.
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Overland also builds the evorld'» lowest priced 'en
closed car with doors front and e'enr Af only SIo>)
snore than the Touring Car. Prices /. o. b. ToieLIo
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Easy tertns that will surprise you
Kendrick Garage Ca.
TIS LOOK.CirQODV
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is Ilothing better on
these hot days than one of
our thirst quenching Ice
Creaut Sodas.
It will put
you in good humor and bettec condition for work.
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Confectionery
new
newly
painted,
$200 takes
3
Wm. H. Meyer
Blacksmithing,
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Horseshoeing
All %'oak Guaranteed'
G. F. Walker
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Kendrick,
Commercial
Hotel
Breakfast 7 to 9:30
'inner ll:30 to 2:30
Lunches 30c
Supper 5:30t'os. Lunches 30c
Our dinners'are still at popular: prices.
Sunday Chikken Dinner 50c
i bowl
4
Try
tire
and
in
and
of soup.
Al shape. tires good.
tube,
brand, new top,
Extra truck
Owner getting 5'passenger car.
looks like
new.
it. Call at Gaixette OfFice.
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Detroit
De>noun>able Rime
end Seer>or 005 ertre
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either alfalfa hay, swop> clov> r hay,
cntti>use>i(i
ineal. Ifn>>PP<I uilII>enl or
soy bekn meal.,
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The useful life of the ave.rage cow
'ls 4.2 years.
When those affected
with
are removed the
tuberculosis
average life ln the herd ls increased
to 5.7 years.
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Tr>drrr Sod>sr>a550
'All t>rtcoo F. e. L
farmer with the mflk
these days ls likely to be the farmer
who has a barn fall of alfall'a hay.
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June 4. This is a production achievement
unapproached in automotive history. Tremendous volume has been the outgrowth of
dependable, convenient, economical service.
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The 10,000,000th Ford car left the High~art~
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the lce cold water she
warming
drinks can't use that energy tn make
milk.
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where bullr. Is nnt provided ln the
grain ration by other constituents,
corn-and-cob meal vrlll have a feeding value for dairy cows equivalent to
an equal weight of corn meal.
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cre;tm to be the'est that
can. be made. It stands it>
:i class by itself.
extra
brand
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Ventilation
draf ts
Is Imperative;
must be arolded ln the dairy baca.
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Otye the, dairy covr clean and comfortable quarters and she will, femaIe
like, chew In satisfaction.
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Roadster
body goes vrith it.
last yea> totaled
pi>unds, the United States
Department of Agrirultiire
was an increase of I,ih>0,000
Dairy Notes
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Good Chevrolet
Shows
Big Increase Over 19221
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estln>ates'hili
production.
Throughout the cninparison a ration of corn silage and a grain
mixture of four parts cracked corn,
four parts ground oats angl one part
of oil meal by weight was fed. Alt'elfa
and timothy hay vrere'fed alternately
with the above ration. The results are
compared on 'the basis of value per
ton: When alfalfa ls worth $ 15 per
ton, timothy has 0 value of 86 cents
per ton. At the pres>!nt tiine this
would Wake timothy hay worth about
$ 1.50 per ton for milk cows. This low
value Is due to its lnw protein contents,
high percentage of liber, low percentage of ash and lack of palatability;
Under these conditions it would seem
advisable for dairymen who have only
timothy hay to feed the herd, to sell lt
and buy alfalfa whenever possible.
ONLY TWO touring cars now are
priced under $ 500. The complete
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She "I wonder lf you remember
me? Years ago you asked me to
marrv
you."
The Absent-Minded
Prof.—"Ah, yes, and did you7" Mich-
Tlie value of alfalfa in the ration
is often underestimated.
There Is no
comparison between It and timothy as
a'airy feefi. The Iowa experiment
station 'recently, conducted a feeding
experiment comparing alfalfa hay and
timothy hay as a roughage for inlik
With Sliding Gear Transroissioo.
OH SGYI DON'T
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Car For Sali:
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High Value of Alfalfa
Shown at Iowa Station
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World's Lowest Prtce
for a Touring Car
pov erfulOverland
market'oubled
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Milkln>r Shorthorn
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Brown Swiss
The tline when Fee>ling is inost.
needed for feathered friends Is when,
late snows and,bitter weatlier catches
lite early bing,.tl~it retuLns.'Fnr gprln>;.,
a'n'd'old
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Guernsey
Ayrshire
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The man who thinks he knows it
all Is usually baffled by one i.hlng-why It ls that others always lhink he
ls wrong.
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If you know inore than the man»
facturer about the running oi'our incubator, you had better stop raising
chicks and start making Incubntors.
produce'as
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Ametimh.'Maize-Products'Company
j
in don't blame the iioy when he see)is
some other occupation.
Improve Quality
by Club Markets
Careful
diiirymen
always
weigh
their new-born
cal ves unless
the
het dam an Is sufllclen tly skill f u I ln
This ls done In
fudging the weight.
order that the right amount oi'iiik
may'e fed to the calf. As a rule,,
male
calves
average
considerably
'heavier
than do helfers,
and the
weight of the calf usually Is from 6
to 8 per cent of the weight of the dain.
'.
There ls'onsiderable
variation ln
,the normal weights of calves of various breeds. and men 'who have raised
Improved CIuallty.
beef cattle and then acquired a .IeiOne conspicuous result of these. varisey cow to.supIIgy milk to their I'am'llles often, think the calves weak and ous iuarkets is the continued Improve'puny. Calves oi'he beef breeds gen- meat In the quality of what is ofFered
:erally average heavier than.the. light for sale.: ft ls found'-that.a lilgh-grade
butter brings better returns'than that
breeds of dairy cattle. The Followln>I
of poor quality and that keeping pureoi'ormal
show
the
weights
figures
bretI poultry means increased protlts In
calves:
the iong run.
Avtr. Birth
Bread
Weight
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pounds»ver i922 production, due partly to n largir nuniher of sheep»nd to
an increase of thre.e-tenths oi'
pound
ln the average Iieece weight, which
reached 7.8 pounds.
leads the staies as a wool
, Texas
High-Grade Products Bring producer with 19,700,000'ounds, Wyowas
next
with
1$,800,000
ming
More Money Than the
pounds, Montana 17,775,000 pounds, an>I
Idaho proUtah 17,2>10,000 pounds.
Inferior Qrades.
duced 15,455,000 pounds; Ohio, 14,818,000 pounds;
California,
14,181,000
(Prepared by the United Stoics Department
of Acrtenlfura )
pounds, and Oregon, 18,200,000 pounds.
For seveial years past South Caro. In the leading producing state», wool
ilna has had occasion to feel proud'of Is mostly a range product, except ln
its club markets for rural womeu, Ohio where It Is a product of the farm
maintained with the help of extension without the range
workers.
Reports received by the
The department's
flivit estiiiiate of
United States Department of Agricul- the mohair clip is 8,651,000 pounds
ture from the various county home I'or 1928, as compared with 6,582,000
demonstration
agents indicate that a pounds in the census year 1919. Most
large volume of business is done by of the mohair clip of 1028 was in
some of these markets. Sofne of thein Texas, for which state the estimate
are open continuously during the grow- is 7,100,000 pounds.
ing season, others two and three days
a week, and some on Saturdays only,
brlitging in an acceptable cash incoine Eliminate Unprofitable
ln return for the activities of the amLines by Farm Records
bitious and hard-working farm women.
Of
17
farmers in Knox «nd I,incoln
'on
As many of the markets are run
a
5 per cent commission basis, the total counties, Missouri, who kept farm acamount of sales Is usually knovrn from count books last, year under the dliecthe commissions received by the mat. tion of their county extension agent,
ket management;
but these flgures nine have changed their inethods of
often do not include orders for eggs, farinlng to eIIminyte unprofitable lines,
poultry, butter, or other produC» sent a'ccording iu reports i.o the United
of Agriculture.
directly from the. farm to the cus- States . Department
These
farmers
are
ail
accounts
keeplog
tomer.
again this year and have lnlluenced a
Inorsiseil salsa.
To give a few Instances: Ia the number of their neighbors to begin
keeping them. Thev found It reiiulred
Square Deal matket't Spar'taniburg
each dsy tn
tbie market sales amounted to 820,815; only a few mliuti>s'ime
04, an Increase of $5415.04'over last k'eep the arcounts. This, they state,
fs time well spent, for the records aie
year's sale's. One woman bake'd
8,120 pounds of cake in'ine and proving valuable as an inventory, for
reference, snd as a guide In planning
one.-hali months;
Many kinds of flowers'had
good'ale,.and those wlio for hetter rand ninrn proiltahie. etfort
made sausage meat reported excellent the next season.
success. 'I.'he Marlboro Club
its business'during 1928, sales
amounting io $4',785.95. One membet
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sold $ 100 worth of cake ln one moiith
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The market house has'been enlarged
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to twice its original sise.
'uccess never smiles upon the faimThe honie demonstratlqn
ageui, for
Greenwood
county reports that the er who scorns Improved methods; ii
club market: wai revived this year laughs at hiin.
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after a lapse of two years.'n Dariinghens
with I>ienty of room
Fewe.r
toni county $4,500 worth of
sold on commission,
may lay more eggs than I wlce as
and the
many overcrowded.
.agent believes
tliat other -'produce
worth't least $1,500, of which there
Most of the losses in Feria aniinsis
was nn recnrd, was also dlspnsed of at
the market. In Marion county 15 pro- are due to carelessness and neglect on
ducers inade $ 1,470.54 through their the part of their fiwners.
chili market, which has been honsiderefi so successful that the chamber of
Chickens and aniniaia relish ch>inges
coihmerce is t'aking steps to erect a ln their feed. I!Even'he l>est of rapermanent market house for next year.
tions need soine.'nrfpty.
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Newt>erry comn>unity market had'ales
totaling $6,015.98 and additional orders
If ynu have inaile n Failure oi'ar>»
amounting to .$2,500.
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ORDINANCE
No. ]96
stocks, l>o»ds, or other commodities
»en>jo»cd in this Ordinance nor the!
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ally
s»cl goo
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wares
.hall »ot
On first e]ass ff>r>n martgages at
to,>»y agric»it»ral products 5A per rent,)ntercst, five to ten yearr
- app]y
raised )vl(hi» thc State of Idaho or with prepayn)ent pr)vi]]eges
Make
any products
from the farms sur- appli(at>on today. Inquire (>tazette.
1]~PESPONSIB
Scc. 7.
'I'h>s
Or<i>»al'>cc
37-tf
a»d
sold at a pro]it, »or shall this
WITH TH]-'IL)-AGL'LERK Ordinance
ipply io solicitor- of wcl]BY SOI 1CITORS, CANVASSLRS k»ow» >vho]csa]c
houses who may
AND
PEDDLERS
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SAID so]jcj( merchants for orders of goods,
VILLAGE,
PROVID1NG
FOR wares a»d >»crchandise
or other
THE ISSUANCE OF A LI- co»)>»ot]j(jcs io be sold at retail.
GAlrETTE
Mrs. Nh)t>ng«rspent the <Meek en(i ~'i.,)ack Flesh<»an oi L«wlsion siient
St. Maries.
Satur<iay nigiit lv) th holne fl>iks.
Prot.
C. Giiiespic )eft Thurs- '(s(')yde Daugherty an<i far»)ly were
dav inurning for bpokane and w)ii v)sitors at tile I'. H. Daugherty
visit nis broh(r, I". S Gii)espie Bt home, Sunday.
Ci)ntan, Was)>., I+r 8 few day
w>ii arrive at Seattle
the 16th
ay.
<vhere ne will enroll )n the depart-'n
ment of E(iucation >n the Un)vers>ty
Hard Wh<>at for Mac«ro<>].
of Nash. to complete the work for
U»]ted States Departme»t of Agri-
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culture experts have developed a new
p"a
"radi ara
pMrs
esse p)]man 's enjoy)ng 8 ar]etv ot'ard»i<at's
cia)i suitgraPh Bnd abapi 37 records; >na- via>t from he>')ster, M>ss Spear of Hbte for making .»Hcaroni
ch>ne >n good shaPe at 8 barga!n Cheney, Wash.
price. Phone 6016 or wr)te Jo hnnY
'>8
'l)(in<>-Hearted Bonehea<>.
K>rchknopf', I ji)den..
17 5t i hIrs. Ben McCoy of Southwick
is)t)ng ber daugi)tcr, Mt
S>n>th, far 8 few days.
b
WANTED: &reneh COach hpr 6 h'ReV.
and tarn)iy Were din-I czar«mtiy );i»<)-bt;t><<li--:l»li Stl lio YO».
Ke))ey
Bb<'ut 1250, io ner
Or nlare weighing
ue ts at the home ot Mr an
»>atch the pne I nave, or w> ll sell
Mrs Arthur 1 ocke )a t Sunday.
»)ine. Inquire uf August Meyer
Mrs. Ra]Ph Oyiear and Mrs. A.
21-4P
boutw>ck.
D6%>nter are both un the sick l>st.
A- g»o<ily number
went to i'amO)) c)«count o) pristure s]>ortfttge
eron on
uesda) to attend ti)c unI ')m pff(')"jr)» ) wa of rn)v hest
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era) of Nm. H»tun '.
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VASSERS AND I')(DDL]'.RS BY v(iss or so]jcjt thc cii<zc»s with>»
THE VILLAGE Cl E)(K, 1'RO- Villag« Of KC»driCk far the Sale Of
VIDING FOR 1'ENALTI].S TO goods, >v;<rc», mcrcha»disc or other
BE IMPQSI'
Ul ON I l'.RSONS co»)r»odi(ics <vithi» the Village of
VIOLA1 ING TH]S QRDINANCI'(»ldrick
contrary io ihc germs of
GENERALLY
Rl GULAT)NG lhi»
Qrdi»a»cc
a»d witho»t
first
AND BUSINES'>; ll;lvi»g procured a lice»sc therefore
OF SOLICITORS, CANVASSERS;tt>'<) without first filing a bo»<l wj<]>
AND 1 EDDL] RS t'l ]TFIIN SAID,-;ii<i Vill;igc Clerk;- sh;ill b«<l«cmcd
VILLAGE Ql'ENDRICK, AND g»i]tv of a»lis<lcmca»or arid upon
REPEALING
O]CD]NANCE co»viciio» thereof such person
NUMBER 97 OF
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OF KENDRICK AND ALL OPED- »or more iha» One Hu»dred Dollars
shall,
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June 18
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1VE SELL
'rovided,
Tires, tubes, spark plugs, fan belts, parts for your tires,
chains for slick roads, light bulbs, 5-minute vulcanizers, paints
for your ear or wagon.
Oils for your ear, tractor, steam engine and farm machinery
in lots of one gallon Bnd up, at prices from 70e to 85e, the same
price as you can buy fram the station,
All kinds of top Bnd seat dressing.
Po)ish for ear, piano or furniture which makes them
new.
We have the Westinghouse batteries for $ 22,50 guaranteed
for iwo years.
If,you have 8 loose wheel on your car or truck,: we have 8
machine that makes them )ikenew and we can do the job right.
We furnish you with free Bjr for tire Bnd water for radiator.
Try us Bnd be satisfied. Backed by 8 guarantee.
look'ike
Buy Mason. Tires
THE RELIABLE GARAGE
F,
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I'red Sjlfiaw, br., Mr. Bnd Mrs. F.
hIr Bn()
W Sj]'f)aw Bnd fa)n>iy
+~ LINDEN LOCALS
M>s. Gus Krugger Bnd daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. O. Wegner Bnd
chj)dren and Rev. Re>n Bnd gamily.
,X'C. P. Israel returned from LewisBa
n Bnd san
on
e nes ay even>ng w>
a new
b)6, Bnd cM>ss yfta S)um, motored
ia Lew>stan
are enjoy>ng these days.
Rey. Dagafordeaf 98)rhe)d, Wash.
Mrs. Lau Alexander Bnd ch>idre
V)siting friends in Cameron the, v>s)ted
>n
C)ark ton
jih h
first of tne week.
mo
W
d
yottp Bnd Paui t )]f]pw went fish)ng
KFliI)EY I)astat.
I
p.
Bt E)k R)ver, Monday
g rain Saturday and Sunuay.
licitor or canvasser proposes to order
Tuesday
evening.
ot
for the citjzc»s of the Village
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sohn were
Kendrick
)(M>ss Alberta %8)]ter <'f .Kendr>ck ca]lers at the Fred Crocker home
M>nEMANUEL
LUTHERAN
the
this
week
of
M>ss
>8
guest
Sec. 4; It is hereby made the duty
.h
B„d attend (] th
H
examine
n>e Stum.
Clerk to
pf the Village
Wreckage" >n Kendrick, Saturday
relating
all
matters
into
carefully
;>c,Mr. Bnd Mts. H.- Wendt, August evening.
to the application of any person to
'
Cameron, Idaho,
A good s>zed crowd attended sercanvass, sell or peddle within the
M, d y ft. ~P>
Ken
~
if
such
a»d
of
Kendrick,
and the basket dinner, Sunsaid Village
Rev. E<]war(] A. Ite]n,
Village Clerk is satisfie after
Martha Abitz left for Bov)ll, day. Rev. Sturges w>li hold serserv>ces
10:80 8. m. where she w>)I spe>>d the rema)nder v>ees each even>ng this week.
. that'.'hurch
investigation
jng a complete
9:80 a. m. f
such solicitor, canvasser or peddler bunday school
<Mrs. C. H. k'ry Bnd family spent
in the
is selling a lcgimate commodity or Luther League'ndWednesday
QM>ss The]ma Hansan was a v>sitor bunday with Mrs. Vaughan and led.
month.
is canvassing for the future delivery
of goods, war s, merchandise, stocks, Ladies A>d 1st Wednesday >ri month Bt ihe H B]um home, Thursday af
Mt Jam
Lan
which t.hureh (;ounci) 1st Monday >n month last week.
bonds or other commodities
wi
e
have a»]u«ommc»suratc
Come and worsh>p w>th us.
C. L. Wegner and ch>irden Carrie and Ar]ey A)]en, Mr. Bnd
'" %Mrs.
SPecial confirrnat>on se v'ce
were whx( vis)tora af Mrs. Car) Mrs. Earl Langdon and eh>idren,
to which the publ)e >s eur- Koepp, Monday afternoon.
Bna Fva brn>th spent 8 very enjoy'd V
Vili)agc Cl cr k s h a 11 issue d>8))y )nv)ted
dlcr, sai:
day at the home of Mr. Bnd
ip such-..'app]jca»t a license for canFred Neuman and M>ss He)en able
vassi»g, soliciting or Pcddli»g as tl
M>6)k6 were
guests I Mr Bud Mrs. Harry Landgon an American,
the HPplica»t
case mav be, upon
HSll<S CBtGMBl MediCiIIC
Mrs. Wm. Johnson at Peek Sun<)ay ridge, Sunday.
to such Village Clerk ) hc
paying
'down"
S. A. Mc( ail>ster was on the r)dge
«t»>d>-'ven>t>g.
"r<>»
Those
wbo
are )» a
guch> cansuc
or each day
da
5,00 for
sum off $
@00
. » (io» wni notice (»a( Catarrh bot»ers
first of the week.
the
vasscr, so'licitor or peddler dcsircs them much )<>t>re t»a» when <)tey are >n g Josephine W)i]<en af FB>rview is
sp]icit or sell goods, go«)>e»t)> T)»s fact proves <ba( wh)>e assist)bg Mrs. (george Wj]ken with
Mr. Whitman of I,eland, wha has
io canvass,
or other corn- influenced b c»s(>(»(;e»a) eo»dingo»s
wares, mcrcha»disc,
the housework.
been d>ggibg a well for W. Weyen,
sa>d
V))]age of HAI.I '8 CATARRH MEDIcINE conw)th>n
modit>cs
struck water at a depth of 57 feet.
L
L.
ne
and
an
Bfi
„d
M
TS.
egner
Mr.
C
r.
W
KendriCk; prOVided hOWCVCr, that SuCh H>S<S Of an Ointment Wb)C» C]u>C><)y
ch>ldren were the. I'uesdav evening
Mr. Block was a guest Bt the F.
solicitor canvasser or peddler shall Re)leves bv" 'local app>>ca<ion,
'" '
"a»das the
s s d)nner guests. af Rev. Bnd Mrs. (;. Lyons home, Monday
'
even)ng,
file with the Village C]crk a bond'as
before go>ng to (.'al>forn)a ta spend
Re>n.
So)d»y druggists for over 40 Years.
provided for in ihc following section.
F. J, Che»ey
Co., T'oiedo, Ohio.
6summ r.
Scc. 5. It shall be the duty of the
Mrs. J. Sehm)dt af Spokane Brfrom
each
Clerk
to
require
Village
K. C. Winegardner, who is work- I
rived Mender evening to attend the
P]icant lmcntjoncd in Section 4 of
funera) pf her father, Mr. Wm ing >n ihe sawm>i) at Par)(, spent
wtih his tamils.
I
s~gf+ol gm>QQQQ sail which hood hatt
55
Mrs.
C. E. Harris and eh>idren
that such solicitor,
be conditioned
canvasser or peddler will only sell,
canvass or solicit such goods, wares,
two weeks'>s>t at blezperce.
hc shall 'furnish
other commodities
METHODIST CHURCH ''
said Vil'lagc Clerk with a complete
list of goods, wares, merchandise,
BULLETIN
stocks, bonds or. other comri)oditjes
Le)and,
~ Idahoo
which such sohc<tor ProPoses to sell
within thc,Village of Kendrick, a
1P.PP A
Sunday School
sha]1 furnish the ViMagc Clerk wjtl)
ll:00
A. M.
Preach)ng
the name a»d address of his principal
devotional
Iieag)te
EPwarth
and. give such other information relatirig io the business to be trans- )nerijn] Bi 7 P M .
s
acted,
ay be r qu cd of hm!
' services '"at 8 p;. M
F van I tie
by such Vj]]age 'Clerk a»d s«h
services
t]>686
the pubhe zs
Ta
Clerk
Vj]]age
such
p]ica»t shall give
)
Iu]] and complete information of the. eat'd>B]]y'nvited.
If the «hicks»re inclined io fl]] tbe]r
crops with b»ttermilk instead of with
mnsh, give tham so>»«>bing to eat befor« lbc buuevn>i>l< is left bi fore them.
Be Sure to be There
v
vt
The Rhode Island It«de ts <t breed
are»H»i>iiy co)>M]<>eyed vigorous and
thrifiv as any nthrr breed.
station.
He]at) ves from Asot>n v)sited at
. Fstaic of Samson O. Johnson,
FOR bALE: SI>]end>d quarter see
the
Wii] Schetzle home, Sunday.
dcccascd.
al]
>n
eutlivat>pn,
water,
t>on,
good
commodities in thc Vi]]age of Ke»Notice >s l>crcby given by t e u»- we)i >mpraved, well io'eatedon PotJ>m
Sarnettdied June 5th after
drick exec t as'jn ihjs'Ordinance
v
with wj]] )8«h r)dge
administrator
dcrsjg»cd,
'g
borne cash Bnd goad nearly 8 week's )))ness cause from a
by house to house canvass a»»cxgcd off the
estate off Samson
h
$
terms an balance.
Quick Bet>on stroke of paralysis.
or by solicitation from thc citizens O
He was born
1
deceased
d
d to t h e cre d i- i)ecessary
O. Johnson,
des)rab]e in Uirg>nja and rema)ned there untji
to
th)s
get
wjthj» ih'c Vj])agc of Kc"d"'ck, sh~ll
of, and all persons having claims
24
6
ze 6
q
was about 26 years af Bge. Ftpm
to
gainst the said deceased
of the V>))age of Kc»dric an w Ic hibit
there he moved to Iowa and came to
wvjth the llecessa~ vouchthem
applicatio» sha)l specify the particu- crs, within
30 years ago. He
after the
four months
It ()R
SALE. Large Sru nsw > ck t t) is coun try
1 m
f
d
w 8 8 a i w 8y s ) e a d y t o h e l P t h o 6 e ) n
fi r s t P u b 1 j ca t i o n o f t h i s n o t i cc, t o t h e
w
h
o
o
h
r
e
n
e
w
2
)
t
h
n
r
a
>
e
85
)
p
g p p
1>
s p ]j c i p r s p r
) )
with will annexed t)>r>0 wart)> of records, 8]i for t)>150 need Bnd will he )nissed
administrator
)n our
propose to said
can asscrs pr Peddlers
Pot]
t
Idaho,
residence
at
at
his
h,
neighborhood
as 8 helpful, kind
('oud as new, fine gone.
Inquire
se]1 or order for the >erson or per'
. ofmgthe cbusmcss'c o sai gazette.
24.tf ne>ghbor. He was 58 years old. He
sons, a»d such app])cant shall give tra»sactlon
leaves a s>ster Bnd three brothers,
is»amc in full post office address estate, j» Latah County, State 0
besides many fr>ends to mourn h>s
a»d if dclivcry is to be made'bysucll
Bring your watches Bnd clocks- to loss
The funeral
serv)ces were
peddler at the time of soliciting he
««r>ek and hav«he» «p»r«conducted by Rev. Uarence 1'aber
'
'
sphall
Village
exhibit to the said
'
right by LBHBtt the Jewe)er. 24-It Bt the M. k'. church Bt Jui>aetia and
C]erk such artie]es, stocks, bonds,
Estate of Samson O. johnson,
solicitor
or commodities which such
interment was made in the F>x
Decease .
or canvasser proposes to canvass the
.
ridge cemetery.,
9v,-->kp
"
(....Moscow
.
Idaho
June
d
D
'
t
'
CAMERON
ITE])II
citizens of the Village of" Kcndr)ck ]924
"Sleep, on dea> 'rother, take" ihy
or solicit them for the t>urposc of
rest;
,;V>s>tars Bt the Henry Wendt
takj»g orders for the sale of goods,
(,odrai]ed'theehome
He thaught
wares, merchandise, stocks, bonds o
home, bunday, were. Mr. Bn4 Mrs.
tf'e
The p»)lets must mature by November s» they will be>ti» to lay when
pggr are high in price.
ment will be furnished by Latah County boys'nd girls'lub
members.
The last event wil) be 8 trip over the experiment
28 t4 work horses last Sunday. 1hey were
struck by lightning
the
dur)ng
thunder storm wh>ch visited
th)s
CALL FOR
section about noon, Sunday.
are asked for fene)ng rightW)]) bchetzie >s hauling wood
by (>toad Road lljstr)et J()o. 1. f
I
af Latah County, Idaho.
Freder>ckson bought 8 team',
F. C. Lyons, Sec.
23-2t of young horses Tuesday fram coney
L>nden, Idaho.
".'f-way
filed
modjtjcs >vithout first having
Read by t>tlc June 3rd, 1924
Clerk a bp»d as
the V>)lag
kcad th'rd time a»d Passed J"
withProvided in this ordj»a»cc a»d
o'ut first having
procured a 1iccnsc
June ]3, 1924.
for s»ch so]iciiatio» nr pcdd]ing'»bl>shed,
1'rom such Village
Clerk, cxccpt as
in t|)js Ordinance provided.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
3 Any pcrso» who»>ay dc
w>th
—
f rec.
has c»ac)cd this Ordj»ance for thc "> f<']1 force a»d effect fi-om and I]
of protccti»g
its citizens after iis passage, approval a»d first
purpose
g)4i)) Scott of Yak>n)8 v>s>ted )ast
I'rom fraudulent
solicitors, Pcdd]erst Publjcatio».
week at the horne of h>s sister, Mrs.
'a»d canvassers within said village.
Qrdi»ance
on this 3rd
approved
Prompt attention g>ven to watch Nj] l Sehetz)e
Scc. 2. That from a»d after the d;iy pf J»»c ]924.
repairing sent in by parcel 'post.
k'red Johnson made a business tr>p
passage, approval a»d first publicaLaHBtt the Jewe]er, Kendr>ck. 42-] t
E. H. DAMMARELL,
to Mos<.ow, Tuesday.
tjon of this Ordinance it shall be Chairma» of Board of'rustees
un)awf»1 for any Person io can. ass Vi]]age of Kendrick, Idaho.
George Freder>ckson had the m>s(>t ad
>n
ca
the citizens of 'the Village of Kcn- Attest '
f
f
drick, for the purpose of sclli»g such
gentle.
Inqu>re Zaek ABS, phOne
i
i'."g-«ail»g hens «Hn be <lured with
a dose of iron a hatchel.
Big basket dinner at noon'ith ice cream an(1 cofFee furnished
Addresses immediately after (]inner by Dr. A. H. Upof Idaho, Bnd Miss Marion
ham, president of the University
Hepworth, State Home Demonstration Leader, af the extension division of the University.
Special music and entertain-
'.
~
ifif X if il +if i( if i<-4+%%+i<if if if+if %+if if%
Wednesday,
~
*,
Poultry Notes
The Latah County Farm Bureau invites you to Bii.end iis sixth
annual picnic, to be held at the City Park in Moscow on
pOINT
;l»ti upon ihc <l< fault of the pay- gallon rows, <
DI~ANCI':S
]N CONFLIC1'lc»< of;i»y fi» ''»Ci> pcrso» hall i)] ( 2 ]l'.1]t .I<',racy ]i<;>f
WITH THIS ORDlNANCE.
I>c confined
in the Village Jail one
Mr. and Mrs. Cushman
Davis
A rr,]
'
>n ) x <, (]
>) <
Bc jt Ordained by ihc C)>air»>q» d ) for each Two Doll;irs of such 'I
')sited
Sunday at the Joe Dav)s
a»d Board of '1'rustccs of the, Vill- fine, or»»iil such fi»c:l»<l'hc costs 13<it)) >lj(.(')eif('.r ea]ves, mo]her'or»e»ear. Kendrick.
agc of Kc»drjck, state clf Idaho:
ofi Pl psccuilo» <<le Pa>d.
>nnl(('
l>at)i good )))i]kers, will
<>k'rank F)x ot h'ix t idge spent SatScctio» l. "I his Or<)i»a»cc shall bc
S< C. 9. Al] Qrdi»a»ccs
a»<l Parts g<>a<] paws.
I
am
«ettings
'."
g
known a»d dcsig»atcd as thc Pcd- of Qrdi»a»ces in co»]]jct with this
. t o o urday and Su>>day <v>tf> h)s uncles,
.
8
dlcrs'»d Solicitors'rdinance a»d Or<]i»a»cc, »»<1 in partic»]ar Ordi»y
'>eorge and Carenre Dygert.
the Village of Ke»drick, Idaho, in a»cc Number 97, are hereby repealed.!" mo))'))t of I)flsiuI'e. T]>ese w>i]
thc cxcrc>sc of its pohce powers,
<
Sec. ]0. 'I h>s Qrdma»cc shall be ) >1 "<s<'. ya)>. I ])ane 8420> QI. C
(
..,.,„,<]
+w"F.-X++-lf ++'k->r>Q-X-X-X.+++X~-p-p~~~~»
th,
Brown, Prop,
4 Milling
Kendrick Warehouse
Co.
@re pay the h]ghest market price for gatin and beans.
We sell grain sacKs at the lowest ma]ket price.
At the mill we have Idaho Hest Patent, Asotin
Best,'rincess and "400" flour; bran, shorts, millrun, and rolled feeds of all Kinds
'
'HURCH
mak-,,
-
'>ss
pagto„"
feed, OK scratch and mash, bone meal,
g]'ound bone, oyster ahell. grit, and oil meal.
Poultry
" ""'ices
Bean Cleaning a Specialty
AS..
W
W
'
1
'ngi>sh
~
A Real Phonograph
v
for Only
~g,
'
<>'g
g
ol such solj jtor canvasser kor
shal]
Ie
peddler, a))d such bond
further
asser.
CO]leCt
».cot. to sech ~purchsIcr
with such order.
in
Io accordance
shall »ot
bona fid resident or
the Village of Kendrick.
sa
rcs> c
w>t n
.
With
H»v
ao»X g<
od~, >var«sr >»crch, ndi e,
I
lt
jil
<)ll'ii
lktv+4+
il
~
')>ne
&
I4 W Wmmmwma~
z IW'IMW
a~~
who;s
'e]Yjng
<
~
to thole various resmorts and all
report sport galore and fully worth
10e 8 pound. A. H. Smith, (george
Hicks and Arthur loclie went an
Saturday, May 81,ruat ta be On time
snd hrought out the limit of the
cannot
finny tribe Bnd say they
est)mate )>aw many they ate.
Eliza]tlrs. Hund Bnd daughter
beth, and Kenneth, Mra. HughParks
and l'laude Cook went the lirst of
the week 8»d spent several days on
Elk (.'reek and ai] report 8 jo))y
Bnd lots of fish )n t])e ere(k.
~Mrs. Marv>n Vincent went to
Agatha, Fr)day io vis)t her mother,
a guarantee that means
Barnet >ng
~++ ~+Li.
L~~~
'A»<V>HW
0~at
i
C
Scc. 6. This Ordinance
i<>
l
~e
t(>typpp]aysa))<)iso
POr-
recpr<]s
i
Q
%1<
village ol Kcndrlck, on snr
order for the shipment of any. goods,
stocks, bonds
vrarcs, merchandise,
pr other commo<]itjes that anything
so purchased or ordered by any citil the
app]v
citizen
a»d
....~,
c,
v~
~
i~
(tr
conditioned that if any can/)
a
Q
shell
or peddler
solicitor,
any mOneyS frO») any Citi Cn,~s; -~~
~
vHartung.sunda>
~ '1
Np. 200 OrO TOne De Luxe
eB@~
11tlr.
—
and Mrs.
%.
M, Gephart
)n
Lt>CA)a
I
J.
~Mr
L. (;)enn accom-, l
and Mrs.
panied the>r daughter, M>nn>e, ta l
)
Lew>sion, Monday, where she will
attend the summer norinal.
>Mr. and Mrs. Oney Walker and,
son, Orva), visited w>th Mr. Bnd
')
Mrs Hoy Morgan bundav.
Mrs. Mabe] Medford and Mrs.
l
H
d o
d
l
tt)
f
b ok
spent the week end at the Ioy Morand gan home.
the
play)ng
i
i
Miss 'igelva '>Walker lett Tuesdap
afternoon fOr KOOSk>a iO Spend 8
few weess with her Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. (.'. E. Walker.
M neXCCllCw
)ll ione
Va.'eS, Slm e
al)d
pxtrpme
e)t»er lateral
cut rpcprdq
s
~
<.apable
Or
Of
Vert)C]e
B())]t to ]ast a
]>fc
lmC.
Cpfne jn ..:)n(] )>ear jt p)ay E(]jSpn
> lCt Of Ol ~0> UM (Bled l C('Ol'~~
The Red Cross Pharmacy
It D. Nehvtott>,
Proprietor
THF EFNDBICK GA7ETTE
I
GLEANINGS
!
was no one present at the party
was inan enuugh to do it.
who
I
attornev. for sheriff, (Irant Robbirs
Grat t
and Charles Summerfield.
Robbins is the only de(no;rat bled.
)
I
Mrs. U. J. (.'arr and daughter,
S. P. Calllson returned from SpokCharlotte, of bedro Wouley, Wash.,
'Tom Blevlns, local section boss, spent the week end with relatives ane the nrst cf the week where he
returned the hrst of ihe week froin here. Mrs. Carr is a daughter of went for nledical treatment.
His
a business trip to Montana.
many friends in this lucallty wiII
Mr. and Mrs. T, Y. Ellis.
ue sorry to learn that his condition
,-, Mrs. Edagr Long was a !Yloscuw )~Miss Edna Janes, who has been nas not improved and ls even more
visitor Wednesday.
'attending college at Milton, Ore- serious than was genelally consldgon, is spending her vacation at tile
Delbert Rlggle and family left hoirie of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ered, Hss case has heen diagnosed
, as cancer uf the stomach.
the first of the week for ('larkston A. E. Janes.
where they will spend tiieir vacation.
The Ladies Aid of the MAhodist
church entertained the I'resbvterlan
%ilham Hartung
Lilllan Long went fo Lewlston, Ladies Aid at the church yesterday
Monday, for a visit with friends.
Has long skirt all around, sections of
ai'ternoon at a very enjoyable tea.
June
tlie
Last
Sunday
night,
8,
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hull left Satelastic at sides from waistline to bottom
Cllarles Blank of Latah, Wash., is entire corninllnity
was saddened by
urday fur Nampa as delegates from
home
at tile Pool ton
this
of skirt tn control the hips, 4 hose supthe local Eastel'n Star lodge to the visiting
the death oi Willlani Hartung, one
week.
1
meeting of the grand lodge, which
of the pioneer residents of the CaniBones at frorlt tu (outrol
porters.
was held this week.
Dr. and Mrs. beeley left vesterday eron community.
His deatll was
afternoon ln their car for beattle,
diaphragm and elastic inserts at skirt
Mrs. Gregory Leaves of'ewlston
rancer
of
from
the stomach
caused
Wasn., where they will attend the
visited at the home of her sister, commenceinent
'Wash- from which he .ultered for several
of
exercises
front.
Fastens at side.
Pink, silk
Mrs. Frank Boyd, the lirst of the i ngton University.
Dr. See Icy's son vears. In his death tile cominunity
week.
ana daughter are menibers of the loses one of its hest'citizens.
stripe material.
Duithe
class
at
university.
senior
of
Adam
Wagner,
Mrs.
Mr. and
William Hartung was bqgn March
Farmlngton, Nash., were Kendrick ing Dr. Seeley's absence, Dr. Ruswill
have
charfge
of
his
sell
Truitt
On the 29th
1842 in Germany,
driv7,
first
of
the
week,
the
visitors
practice. Dr.,Trultt is well known of December 1868 he 1vas married
ing over in their car.
in this locality, having prartlced in
Shoulder strapping itl white, flesh, orchid, pink nrcllid.
packages
2@i{:
of the Southwick community a number tu Amelia Neumann, who preceded
.Mr. and Mrs. Don Phillips
in
childln
1915.
Eight
death,
busihim
were
transacting
Uraigmont
oi years ago.
Novelty trim in blue, pink, black, red, all guaranteed tast colors, pacKage .
ness in Kendrick last Friday etferlA
ren were born to this union.
Miss
Bertha
Onstott
of
St.
Josepll,
lng.
died ln 1910. beven
A large assortment of ribbons jiist in for your selection.
Missouri, who is visiting at the A. scn, August,
sdrvlve
cliildren
him, hve daughlittle
and
Mrs. Hugh iielpnian
Onstott home, spoke to the melnbers
.son.of Mullan arrived last week for of'he Presbyterian Sunday bchool ters ano two sons: Mrs. I"red Mielke,
a visit at the home of Mrs. Heip- last bunday morning.
Mrs. John Schwarz, Mrs. Ida StoneI
man's mother, Mrs. Harry Grinolds.
Miss Emma of ( ameron,
ourner,
Mrs. Axel Swanson and younger
John Kite and W. M. McUrea daughter left the 'first of the week and Mrs, Jacob bchmldt of Spokane,,
were summoned on the federal 1ury for a visit with friends at Palouse. Wm. A. of Spokane and Uarl of
the hrst oi the we/(.
Miss Alpha Swanson visited at Pull- Carneron.
He also leaves 27 grand
man the first of the week.
her
Eiclmer
and
uncle,
Miss
Maud
children and 8 great grandchildren.
,y
.Henry Eichner, left Tuesday
by
Fred Kidwell and baby ar/Mrs.
In 1873 he came to America with
autoinobile for Omaha, Nebraska, rived last baturday afternoon froin
family settling ln Michigan.
his
will
visit
for a pleasure trip. They
Longview, Wa:h., to s»sit at the
ot'her points in the middle West. behe moved to Minnesota,
1877
In
home of Mrs. Kid wel I's pyrents,
fore. their return.
there until 1901 when he
residing
Mr, and Mrs. E. h. McDowell.
Uameron where he lived
moved
to
MosA. Wllmut left Tuesday for
Truman Poolton, son of Rev. and
cow to serve on the tria11ury of the
his deatll.
until
Mrs. Poolton, arrived honte from
federal court.
Mr. Hartung served in the war
Moscow the hrst of the week, where
John Hot tie of Juliaet ta was he finished his Freshman year at the between
Prussia
Denmark,
and
business in KendriCk University.
transacting
ln
1864 and in Austro;,
Austria
'Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen'epple
of Prussian war in 1866, being award;;
William btump of Southwick re- J u I iaetta were Kendrick
visitors ed a gold medal ln each war.
t'urned the first of the week from,a Wednesday afternoon.
He was a member of the Lutheran
business trip to Spokane.
Ira Gentry of I ittle Hear ridge (.'hurch, and a member of the Sons,
Emulus Brown was appointed by stated last week that he had l]8 of Her(nan Lodge.
the town coucnil to act in the capa- acres of beans plante(f b(ifore the
The funeral services-were held at
city of town marshal during the recent rains. He said most of the
I.utheran
Uilurch,
absence of J. G. Gardner.
beanr were up and made a good the Uameron
stand,
f(ev.
Harry
has
acres
on
Rein
and
65
E.
A.
Hupp
Tuesday, Rev.
A party of Genese business
lnen the
same ridge that he says are as George Flnke ofhciating.
'I he pall,
were in Kendrick, Tuesday, boostI
,
fine a stand as he has ever had.
ing the,, the'celebration to be held They
grandsons of Mr. Har-,
were
bearers
had a guod start before the
in Genesees,duly k'ourth.
They ex- t'a 1 tlS.
tung, they being: Willie Mlelke,
tended a cordial invitation to the
Herbert Schwarz; August, Walter,
'people of Kendrick and surrounding
Mr'. and Mrs. Jenks Wilcox and
Six of
,territory to come to Genesee to cele- son of Mullan, l(faho, returned home Herman and (;all Hartung.
carried the
brate.
granddaughters
his
Tuesday after visiting at the nome
of Mrs. Wilcox's parents, Mr. and flowers. Interment was niade in the
ssd
Mrk.
/Mr.
George Length sad Mr. N. Brrcke.
Uarneron cemetery,
'daughters, Mrs. Robert Spencer and
cotu't, as follows: Glen
y.@uk 'S doing detective work.
drove,to
Ularice,
Moscow the hrst
Wii.
Politica. are warming up slowly in
The
cases
were
agiof the week for a visit with rela- Latah county for a wliirlwind finish.
dismissed
kitusou Merle Drake, E.
Fedet'al Court Convened
Smitb
tives. Clarice. remained with her So far only bce have filed for
A. 8. Guerin, Jr. aud Abc GoÃ,
ourt, o fficials present. The
sister, Mrs. Spencer.
county otlices as follows:
G. I'.
Sta r Mirror.
mpaueIed
Walker for county commissioner;
Te apl'ing term of the United
ffit,
Joe
its
commenced
arid
n
g> John Dammarell and Prof. Mc- Judge Warren Truitt for senator; States court folr 'inc ccutft al
Lodg e stationery
drove to Spokane last Satur- Thos. A Feeney for prosecuting
atters submitted to and Alvin Babcocks all o Mo
Th
attiactivelp
convened Mollday
division.
Idaho
dav. night where they spent. the week
printed at th(,'azette OIBce. tf
th@ s~iaud duty will not be made
end. They made the trip in Mr.
Other cases dismissed'onday
public until after the returns are
McLaln's new Dodge coupe.
motning wet(. liquor cases agin
111(l(Ie.
six Moscow st P e Hanson, Henry Smythe,
, J. B. Helpman of Nor thport,
involving
Ioh+ Doe >darner, John Doe
Wash., visited at the horne of his
au@
p
mba, ciiar ging possession
8
1 own,
Gi ant Clat k,
daughter, Mrs. Frank fieyd, the
W
sal«of liquor, and carried over Houck,
."first of tne week.
H
OIe Falmon aud John
Jr.,
fr'itin. last:fall's
tenn of court, D
Cattle, hogs and sheep
)Ve will present:
Larson.
Miss Getty of Clarkston spent the
wcle dislnlssed for want Of evi-h
week end here with friends.
couHides and IVnni,
dence. Thei e cases crea
ed Monday morniilg and the arM rs. Carrie Srni th
of Tacoma.
Call
Wasn., arrived this week to visit at
Five ~oun~ men who gr*dua
were based on evidence alleged from the
the hoine of Mr. and Msr. S. A. MtlUiversity .of Idaho..
Uallister.
Hnlbronk 8e EmmeItt
to have been secured by a ma" school of law were admitted to
for the purpose ot practice in the United States
brought
Miss Batterton left Tiiesday for
l
her home in California af ter visit-
Bon Ton
Royal Worcester
Bf'assier Cor-Set
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Qs ~.eos i .3'Gos'a
Overs,.s
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JUST IN
OVERALLS
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a"jj;"p'jpo
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'<enc ric < SI:ore
ons zany
The Quality Store
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TONIGHT and Saturday
E
WANTEll3
.'oe
I
ing several
home.
days
at
the
Hanson
James DeFord lef t Wednesday
Ilfternnort for Dayton, Wasli„where
he will find employment.
';, Illlf~gigggl
A few
vears ago farmers 'gorieralIV believed that beans planted
later
than the 20th of May wouldn'
amount to much. Now some of the
most successful growers walt until
after the hrst week in June to plant.
Beans planted the last of June last
made a very good yield.
i~a
, n
IIIIII
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sssas
s I I I it 5 $ I Ii I
's
,jj
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iVe have on hand a limited number of blacksmith forges, vices and anvils at much
l
~I
less than wholesale
FORGES
S trictly
<ling,
grade
!'a ic.~sane s
,
ski
A big picture with a strong story, splendidly enacted
by one nt'he finest casts that ever appeared on the
A powerful melodramatic picture tllat will
screen,
please 100 per celit.
Kendrick
on. Manager
in
run-
Light
excepportable.
Case
hardened
4 h Ich
jaw, wide range of adjustment, weighs 85 lbs.
heavy frame
First grade wrought steel
polished steel. face, a lb
.FI.~ a)7.s,I.
Axe Handles,
A good two-reel cnmedl
10c and 25c
VICES
tional blast
Helen Chadwick
Bev. Taber of Juliaetta was a
Kendrick visitor Wednesday afternoon.
A number of friends and relatives
gathrrt d at the C. C. Hlaekbnrn
his
tu celebrate
Suiiday
home
seventy-fourth blrthuav. Mr. Blackburn said tkat ne escaped the usual,
because there I
spanking
birthday
fn st
every way.
Mrs. A. V. Dunkle and three
ohildfen arrived Wednesday on the
night train from Kellogg, Idaho, to
visit, at tbe horne of Mrs. Dunkle's
fatnei', A. Wilmot.
Prof. D. L. McLaln expects to
leave this week ln his car for Mt.
Wash., near Seattle, to
Vernon,
He and his
visit his mother,
muther plan to drive to California
or YeIIowstone Park this summer.
costs.
I
'eat
The Lewiston 'Yards of the Troy
Lumber Co. were completely destroyed by hre early vesterday morning. The loss ls estimated at $20,000 and is about half covered by insurance.
N. B. Long 8c Sons are putting on
their annual inld-summer sale this
At the
Week, beginning Saturday.
IINfne time, the "arlson Hatdware
and
Co. is holding an aluminum
glassware sale which ends Saturday
night. Saturday ought tu be a hig
day ln Kendnck.
~~inusuat.". ~"~Il'.I.er
good grade hickory, all straight
B e have EVERYTHING
in the line of hardware, paints, oils. house furnishings,
heavy hardware, implements, coal and iron.
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Nendrick
Hardware
Company
"Try
First"
Furniture
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