The Rathdrum tribune., February 11, 1910, Image 4

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People Want Postal Banks
as
Lew Mon Teller: Senator IleyburoV
opposition to the establishment ol
postoffice savings banks will not en
dear him to the people of the West,
who are beginning to regard the
lunlor senator from Idaho with
gathering suspicion. Heyburn is a
brilliant man but as a politician he
Is not exceptionally wise. The pen
pie nve declared In favor of the
savings banks. They want them
established and they do not care one
lota whetner these banks will "est.ab
lish a rate of interest" ur not. They
simply want the banks aod they are
entitled to have what they want, ll
the postofflee banks could Ox a rate
of interest and fix it properly, there
would be cause for great public re
joining. Ioterestrai.es are absurdly
high in the west. A man who hor
riHMiu fimn mortgage as often
as not pays nine or ten per cent, a
rate which is little short of usury.
Unfortunately, however, the postal
hanks cannot Bx rates or even in
tluence them. They are needed in
order to prevent the burying of money,
more than anything else. Instead or
harming existing banks, the posl
otllce Institutions would aid them.
People who will not trust their sav
ings to private or semi-private hanks
and who hoard their money in stock
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of
iogs ami chimney corners will use the
government banks, and so much more ^ l
money will be released Tor the public. |
use. The probabilities arc that quite ,
a large part of these deposits will he ' iH
loaned by the government to lhl .,
national hanks. These institutions
have proved entirely successful in
othercoumr.es; nowhere have they
Interfered with the legitimate entet
prises of private bankers and there Is
no reason whatever for the opposition
Senator Heyburn or any other
representative of "the Interests."
of
Tendency of the Times.
The tendency is to less acreage
a id better cultivation. This idea
h is commenced to take root in the
west, on the prairie farm, where only
a few years ago the disposition was
to own all the land in sight. Farm
ing has grown more laborious, farm
hands are harder to get and prices
greatly advanced.
It is much harder to handle a sec
tion of cultivated land, meadow or
grain crop, than when it was a native
grass pasture. As the farming im
proves the labor of taking care of it ln<
A .u -r
increases. Again, says the Twen
..., n , . . . , :
tieth Century Farmer, high priced j
land cannot be left in native sod for !
pasture, because it will not pay. In
tensive farming is forcing itself upon
the lai d owner in the agricultural
west. More crop and less land is
the demand of the times.
The flirty-acre farm is now the
subject for discussion in the farm
journal. What can be j r iduced on
five acres? This and many more of
the possibilities of small land owner
ship are discussed. The fruit garden
the truck patch and the poultry
yard are all grouped together and
coupled to the small land holdings
of the suburban resident.
It is reasonably certain that the
acre property idea will be greatly
enlarged upon from this time forward,
especially about the towns, villages,
and suburban districts of cities. The
possibility of the acre lot, when it is
properly improved, solves to a great
degree the living expenses of the
family. It makes the city mechanic
and business man, in a measure,
dependent of the demand and
of
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sup
ply of the city market. A family liv
ing provided on the acre farm is
dependence that gives contentment
and happiness where otherwise the
luxuries of a garden and orchard
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Would possibly not be enjoyed, or îng
but very sparingly. Within the next
t|uarter of a century the acre proper
tv of the town and village will be the
prevailing idea instead of the
'
town
lot.—Farm Progress.
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Tribune. Only $1.00 per year.
if
DR. KELLEY
Specialist in men's dis
Send 4 cents
eases.
postage for free book
let.. Pr. Kelley's
Museum, 210 Howard i
St.. SPOKANE, WASH.
IN SACRXMEXTO VALIEV
(CONTINU El) FROM l'AOE ONE)
thin'ice forming at times. There is
little or no snow. The soil is of
many kinds with plenty of gravel. ;
Malaria is found only along the river
and overflow lands, and at Vinas and
Los Molinos, but not on the high
land where Orland is situated.
Orland is not on the river.
In conclusion Mr. Koch describes
the roads as being hard and smooth
as pavement and fine for automo
biles. -
While It h often Impossible to pre
vent an accident, it Is never impossi
ble to be prepared—it (jis not beyond
any one's purse. Invest 25 cents in a
bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and
you are prepared for sprains, bruises
and like injuries. Sold by Red Cross
Drug Co., Rathdrum. Ida.
$25 REWARD IS OFFERED
By County Commissioner to En
force Local Option.
At this time It. was ordered by the i
Hoard that after the period allowed
by law for the expiration of all liquor
licenses for the sale of Intoxicating
I liquors in Kootenai County, a reward
of Twenty Five Dollars will be paid
out ol County funds to any person
(county officials excepted) who
furnishes evidence by which a con
victiou is secured of anv person or
^ l ,,MSU,,! ' At u i I ty of violating ihe local j
| «•I't'o« law. prohibiting the sale of,
liquors hi this County, and the Clerk I
,
' iH ,ll!re, ' y aull, ori/.ei|
., «•''d«Mu be pui.lished in the
'"-'Wspapers of the County,
said j
to
cause
various 1
Call for Village Warrants.
Ralldi um, Ida., Jan 20 , 11)10
Notice is hereby given, That 1 am
prepared to pay the following war
ranisofi.be Village of Rathdrum.
Idaho, interest on same will cease 10
days after date of this notice. Nos.
20,'i and 301 Inclusive, dated Dec. 13.
1009.
R. K Young, Treat;
ln< * lt:ali, ' n " f croup give the child
(lime. Pleasant to take and alwaVs
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: cures. Sold by Red Cross Drug Co.,
j Rathdrum Ida.
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The census to he taken this year Is
expected to show that the Uuited
States has a fighting strength of more
than 15,000.000. All hut 200,000 of
this, however, is "unorganized."
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A few minutes delay In treating
some eases of croup, even the length
of time it takes to go for a doctoi
often proves dangerous. The safest
way is to keep Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In the house, and at the first
a
wpjdrow ideas/
" Fortunat Ara Sting
Mad* EOary Day
b» Funta'i <tf Ua, Asaoliritorof United
SUM« tad FWipi Pttette I am 0m
rotmht ta my citent*. i «0 aijtir yoe to
bar fart jour invention, adiré* you. maltcfoar
drawings, obtain your patents for
!
you.
you to turn
witk you. CMTu^tordnc* aolicitodL. Prompt,
dfeiMt—>-*•
HERBERT E. SMITHl
U/lpei) Vou (Jo to bpoRa^e
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Now Building. Now Furniture, Htcnm heat,
Electric Light. 4 Hot and Coin Baths
•»"ROOMS 25c to $1,00.-»«
Opposite N. P. Depot.
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Meals 25 Cents
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Services every Sunday morning at 11
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Rev, A. Warner, Pastor.
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Professional Cards.
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CHAS. l. heitman
ATTORXEY-AT-LAW
is KdltldrDni,
of
Idaho.
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p, WENZ, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
IDAHO
RATHDKI'M.
p SKTlSTRY...
In all Its latest branches b>
DR. D. F. HOLLISTER,
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EXAMINATION FREE
KATHOKUH
IDAHO
D, D DRENNAN
ptyysieiarç arçd Sur^eoi)
Pk^Speelal attention given to Diseases of
Women mid Children.
RATHDRUn
IDAHO
W, H. Edelblute
—Licensed Land Surveyor
U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
for Idaho.
the i
or
Ratiiduum
I da no
E. P. DYER.
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
BQuSI'KCI.M, attention oiven to
I tKl'Allt WOllK-
RATHDRUM, IDAHO
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Justice of the Peace I s. Commissioner
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V *"All legsil business
AIho for S:ile: Lots in
promptly attended to.
Post's Addition and
•\f*ft 1 I'ropm'iy. OKKlt'E 2nd door cast of
rostoéltcc. ISA t'il If ICC V|. I if A HO.
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p. A. MCCALL.
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Attorn ey-at-Law.
RATHDRUM
IDAHO
ßARTLETT SINCLAIR
LAWYER.
(POHTOFFICE BUILDING)
RATHDRUM I IDAHO
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H. b. WRIGHT.
• *'* S *»CIV 1 L ENGINEER*»««»
Third Floor, City Hall
CŒUR D'A LENK,
IDAHO
Dr. 0. 0. Farnsworth
Veterinary Surgeon & Dentist.
a
«©•Treats diseases of all domestic
animals,
Rathdrum. Idaho.
THE FASHION
HA It licit SHOP and BATHS.
Laundry Agency
Basement. Bank Bldg. Everything Clean and
Up-to-date. F irst ('lass Work Guaranteed.
''In fact there'a nothing like it"
W. \V. Bennett, Proprietor
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A. THOMAS
ILL KINDS OF DRAY AND TRANSFER
WORK
DRY WOOD FOR SALE
We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
PATENTS
jeua model, «ketch or photo cl invention for
free report on patentability. For free book
i ! K.sSnTRADE-MAII 1 '* —
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; Opposite
. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTOr D. C.
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i alias summons for publication
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111 the District Court of the Eighth .Tudielal
Dlstriet of Hie Stale of Idaho, in and for
(he County of Krioteuai.
' in^allom" K ''' llw " v Uompany. n eor
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ivîülLm 1 it"»!* 1 '! Er,l *' 8 ' E- Binehart and
1 in* Ä^tfe^rn U anreTf P tt^Ä^
ros.
Defendants.
Allas Summons for publication
THE STATE OF IDAHO.
To Milton Wood, one of the Defendants
above named. Greetings: ' nttants
You art- hereby required to appear In the
ns°*v» e ei î tll led action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff, and answer
* nft lli ;"? ,pl l llnt| ff Hl,d '*> action
Ma^b. l9io y " lyS ' l ter the 12111 day of
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Present Arms!
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Or maybe you'd present some
friend with a better equipment
for the battle of life. For instance,
present him with an annual sub
scription to this paper.
Thai said action is brought, toqulet tit le
in the above named plaint iff to the following
descrllied lands lying and being
County of Kootenai. Stale of Idaho, ami
more particularly described as follows:
Thai portion of the northwest quarter of
he southeast quarter (NW'.SEqi of Section
thirty six filtbtowuship fifty-two (52) North,
Range live (51 West ol the Poise Meridian.
Kootenai County, described as follows:
Beginning at the point where the fence of
said Miltou Wood intersects the southeast
erly Hue of the Northern Pacific Railway
Company's right of way. which Hue Is paral
lel with ami one hundred (JOU) feet south
easterly from the center line of main track
of said railway and which said point ofiu
tetsectioti is on a line drawn at right angle
through said center line at a point -gttoö.4 feet
southeasterly measured airing said center
line from the cast line of section thirty-six
(illh township fifl.y-iwo (52). Range five (5) West
of the Boise Meridian; niuning thence west
erly to a point ttt j feet southeasterly meas
ured at right angles, front said center line
al a point 2IH0.4 feet southeasterly measured
along said center line from said section line;
thence northwesterly at right angle to said
line 20 feet: thence southwesterly 55 feet to
a point 56.7 feet southeasterly measured at,
right angles from said centerline; thence
southwesterly to a point 76.:) feet southeast
erly measured at right unglos from said
center Hue at. a point 2308.4 feet southwester
ly measured along said center line Dorn said
section line; thence southwesterly to a point
74 5 feet southeasterly measured at right
angles from said center line at a poiut 2515.4
feet southwesterly measured along said
Center line from said section line; thence
southwesterly to a point 100 feet southeast
erly measured at right angles from said
center line at a point 5015.4 feet southwester
ly meus it red along said center line front said
section line; thence northeasterly parallel
with said center Hue to Ute point of begin
ning.
the
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Also all that portion of said northwest
quarter of southeast quarter (NVV^HFAai
described as follows: Beginning at a point
74.8 feet northwesterly ; measured at right
a little from said ce. ter line of main track
line, from the east line of section thirty-six
township fifty-two (52) RauKe five <f>) West
of the Boise Meridian, running thence south
westerly to a point 70 feet northwesterly
measured at right angles from a point cn
said center line 26«7.4feet, southwesterly,
measured along said center line from said
section line; (hence southwesterly to a point !
W feet northwesterly measured at right U}
angles from a point on said center line 2PWS.4
feet sou tit westerly, measured along said
center line from said section line; thence I
sasföss
measured along said center line from salj of
section line; thence northeasterly i>ar*ili**l 1 i
J * said cent rllne M» fett; ti c u-Jesto
the point of bcginnii g.
also prays that said defendant.
Milton Wood, set forth the nature of his
claim or claims to above described lands
of I'm ^:«'°"i tlu ; reuf ' HU , d U,S41 claims
of said defendant maybe determined l>v
decree of this court; and that by „nid decree
ithe .hviared that said defendant, M ,
Wood, has no interest whatever in or to the
said lands, or any part thereof, anil that ti e
a„H 0 .h f « l ," î Upa ntdl ( ln-rait.> is good and valid
and Dial said defendiint he forever eniolne
from asserting any claim to said lands,
any part therr-of. adverse to the plaintiff
and For such other relief as to the honorable
• ourt ui.iy he meet and agreeable to eouitv
and for pluiutitf s costs of action,
And you are further notified that if you
ail to appear and answer said comnlainr ,.s
above required, plaintiff will apply to^thc
vnurttfor the n-har demanded in said tom
or
f:
Given under mv hand and the seal of the
Ihsmei Court of the Eighth Judicial District
»Be State of Idaho. In am
SEAL,'""'. '.'w < nunty of Kootenai, this
,-nd day of February, A. I)., mm
v. a. McDonald, cierk.
By Jas. A. Foster, Deputy.
Residence and Post Office Address:
Edward J. Cannon, Rooms 1 2-3-4-5-ti If vno
heekhunk Bldg . Spokane. Washington/ 1
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Wm J. Costello. Sandpoint. Idaho.
One of the Attorneys for Plaintiff.
K. L. Black. Ootur d'Alene. Idaho.
One of the Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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JOB PRINTING
AT THIS OFFICE.
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U. S. LAND NOTICES.
CONTKST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
United Status Land Office
Coeui d'Alene, Idaho, January 12, 1010.
A sufficient eontest affidavit having been
tiled in tliis office by Ilcdcvuld K. Kmnlson,
contestant, against homestead entry. No.
5705. made August 10. llKtt, for Lot 5, Seel ion
0, Township 52 N., Range 4 VV. Boise Meridian
by Ludwig Degenhardt. Contestée, in which
it Is alleged that said Ludwig Degenhardt
has abandoned the said homestead entry for
more than six mouths, and in fact more than
two years, said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond, and offer evidence toueh
mg said allegation at lOo'eloek a. m. on
March Nth, 1610, before the Register and
Receiver m the United Stales Land Office in
Topur u Alene. Idaho.
I lie said contestant having, lu a proper
affidavit, filed. .set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not he made, ills
hereby ordered and directed tlmtsuch notice
he given by due and proper publication.
.1 au2N—Mart
William Asiiley. Jr., Receiver.
(Pohllsi.ci
r <i uoiishei)
i>f partnient of the Interior,
l! S - L,U ' (I O"«* d'Alene, Idaho,
January 2t. lido.
hereby pi veil that David a
of L'lngslonc. Idaho, who, on Decem
'*^*1 * s t- 11H>4, made Homestead Entry No
cn S«« 4 »! No. OlfflKJ. for e 1 /* of nel-4. ne»À of
»«H and lot 1. Section 24, Township M n
4 W. Boise Meridian, has tiled notice
! >f i,,u? ' , 1 t 1 lo , n to n»ake liual live year proof
U} establish claim to the land above des 2
iH'fore Ignatz Weil. r:. s. roiiiniis
^oner at, bis ofTice at Sandpolnt, Idaho
I t,ie dsi y of Mardi, lüiü.
Äissst«
of lliriom. Idaho ! h Cr " 1 *'
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Ja,,28 ~ Feb20
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PRICES RIGHT, The Tribune, Rathdrum, Idaho.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
January 0, 1610.
Notice is hereby given that Frederick
E. Parkisott. of Athol, Idaho, who. on Feb
uary 14. 1605. made Homestead Application
No 4520,Serial No. OliOl.for s!4 nw 1 », lots 3 It 4
Section 2. Township 52 north, range
5 west. Boise Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make Final live year Proof to es
tablish claim to the land above described,
before A. W. Post, I). H. Commissioner, at
Rathdruui, Idaho, on the 17 day of Febuary,
1010.
Claimant names as witnesses; Anton
Busk. Ralph L. Hilbert, D. McCall and Wil
liam Lawrence, all of Athol. Idaho.
W. H, BATTING, Register.
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