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County Records
FEBRUARY, IS, 1918
Patents
United States to John T. Kile,
seq 12-19-42.
Deeds
F. J. Mahoney et ux. to David 11.
Mahoney. lot 1, eh lot 5, lot 6, blk '.
Mahoney-Lleh add. Tekoa. $500.
K. K. Jones et ux. to Roy Jones,
one-sixth interest in part 2-16-41,
and part nh 11-15-4 1. $6000.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
the Reformation, of Pullman, to A
L. Groseclose, part lot 41, blk 57,
Pullman, except, $1.
Clyde L. Crawford, ad mi to M.
XV. Whitlow, lots ... 6, b'k .'.. Law
rence & llolhrook's add. Pullman,
$240.
Mortgages
Frank B. White et ux. to Federal
Land Bank, Spokane, nh 28 18 12,
$10,000.
Clifford XV. West et ux. to Federal
Land Bank, Spokane, part 28-19-41,
$4000.
Clarence J. Morgan et ux. to Fed
eral Land Bank, Spokane, part seq
5-19-41, part se<i neq 5-19-41,
$4400.
Jos. R. Semler to Moscow State
Bank, part 19-15-46, $2000.
Chas. E. Maynard to A. It. Snider,
part sees 22, 23, in 18-45, $10,000,
C. H. Nyquist to J. P. Wedln, live
stock, machinery, crop on 58 acres,
$2750.
Releases
Farmers State Bank, St. John, to
Clarence J. Morgan et ux., real mtge.
C. S. Bennett to R. C. McCroskey,
Jr., et ux.. real mtge., $8000.
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co.
to Harrison 11. Simpson et ux., real
mtge, $6500.
Netherlands American Mortgage
Bank to Jas. Arthur Wiley et ux.,
$2000.
Colton State Bank to Chas, E.
Maynard, real mtge, $9300.
G. A. Weldon to A. F. Boone, chat
tel.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Standard Oil Co. to Regan Vehicle
Co., pump, tank, hose, etc., $180.
Spokane Filers Music House to E.
S. Bailor, piano, $285.
Bills of Rale
Corneal C. Llnehan to C. 11. Ny
quist, live stock, machinery, two
thirds crop 58 acres, $2750.
J. M. Keator to D. R. Horsey, auto
house moving outfit, etc., $1.
mi m
FEBRUARY 14, 1918
Deeds
Elizabeth M. Buck et vir to Char
lotte M. Kruegel, tract in Pullman,
$1.
B. F. Childers et ux. to Mrs. J. P.
Crawford and R. F. Shafer, sh neq
26-19-43, $1485.
T. Houchin,''et ux. to J. G. and
Burt Reed, lots 3, 4, 5, hlk 7, La
Crosse, lots 3, 4, 5, blk 5, T. 11.
Shobe's add, LaCrosse, $225.
Alice Sieverdlng et vir to Minnie
O'Halloran, swq 6-19-44, $3500.
Same to same, eh swq, lots 6, 7.
of 6-19-44, $3500.
C. E. Day et ux. to R. A. McCul
lough, tract in 1-16-45, $1200.
Virginia May Bowers et vir to Win.
H. Schlehuber, part 31-19-46, $2500.
Burt Reed et ux.. J. S. Reed et ux.
to H. H. Michaelson, lots 3, 4, 5, blk
7. LaCrosse. lots 3. 4, 5, blk 5, T.
H. Shobe's add, LaCrosse, $600.
Mortgages
Wm. H. Schlehuber et ux. to Bank
of Farmington, part 19-19-46, $4800.
W. M. Mills et ux. to Rank of
Farmington. lots 1, 2, 3, 4, hlk 8,
Farmington, $135.
Minnie O'Halloran et vir to Bank
of Rosalia, undivided two-thirds in
terest in part 6-19-44, $3500.
H. L. Field to Minor Lewallen. au
to, $171.
Sherman Schneider to Bank of Ro
salia, six autos, $4600.
Releases
A. H. Crow to B. F. Childers el
ux., real mtge.
Bank of Endicott to Frank Teal,
chattel, $1500.
First National Bank. Pullman, to
Corneal C. Llnehan, chattel, $1200.
Conditional Bills of Sale
VanAusdle Hoffman Piano Co. to
Mrs. O. F. Dlrr. piano. $24 4. to C. W.
Wolfe, piano, $239; to Mrs. R. Mont
gomery, piano, $485; to Jas. Shaw
piano, $287; to L. M. Barnett, piano,
$150; Gladys Starr, piano, $50; to
Q. W. Oliver, piano, $189; to G. R.
Ridgewood, piano, $355; to F. S.
Libby. piano. $178.
FEBRUARY 15. 1918
Deeds
Frank M. Rothrock et ux.. Harry
L. Day et ux. to Day & Rothrock Co.,
part 5, 6, 7, In 20-39, $144,417.
S. M. Watson et ux. to E. L
Koontz, lot 3, blk 12, Huffman's 2nd
add, Tekoa, $1.
Lucy R. Renne to Louis O. Renne,
part lot 11, McGee's Subdivision, seq
32-15-45, $1.
Mortgages
Harry G. Mi-Gee to National Bank
of Oakesdale. live stock, machinery
ante. Implements, crop nwq 20-18-4 4,
$140*.
Robt. XV. Miller et ux. to O. D. Mc-
Kevhun. live stock, $250.
Jas. M. Martin to Colfax State
Bank, live stock, machinery, imple
ments, auto, three-fourths crops on
Mictions 13 an l 23 in 15-41, $10,000.
FEBRUARY 16, 1918
Deeds
Ruby Buck to Pearl Rector Leuty,
blk 48, Farmlngton, $1.
August Jensen et ux. to E. A.
Itte, lot l. eh lot 2, hlk 2, Spenc
er's add. Thornton, $1.
Ora A. Rector and Obert 11. Rec
tor to Pearl Rector Leuty, hlk 4 8 in
Farmington, $1.
David F. Humgarner el ux. to B.
11. Muntz, tract in 2-16-42, $650.
Martha E. Morgan to W. L. Mills,
tract in 19-42 $1200.
Martha E. Morgan to Thos. Hen
ning, tract in 26 I '.'■ 12, $1200.
Martha E. Morgan to XV. L. Mills,
tract In 26-19-42, $1.
Margaret J, Ray to ('has. E. Ray,
lot 20, blk 2, Texas City," tract in
Texas City, $1.
Marion Lelnhach et ux. to J. J.
Bastep, lot 29, hlk 13, Resurvey,
Steptoe, $100.
L P. Rohleder et ux to Martha E.
Morgan, tract in 26-19-42, $1.
Bert Mullins et ux. to Fred Jones,
1 act in Colton, $1.
Mary A. Stevy to W. It Palamoun
tain. tract in 12-1 (3, part 1-16-43,
$7 801*.
Nora B. Prior et vir to W. 11.
Lacey, lot 5, blk 9, Prescott & Per
kins Riverside add, Colfax, $1.
Margaret J. Ray to ("has. E. Ray,
lots 5, 6, 7, 8, hlk 8, Texas City, lots
IS, 1. 10, blk 8, Texas City, except, $1.
Mortgagee
Dan Lunkard el ux. to State
Building & Loan Association, lot 14.
blk 3, LaCrosse, $349.
J. J. Eastep et ux. to J. M. Trow
bridge, lot 29, hlk 13, Resurvey of
Steptoe, $1121.
W. A. Moss et ux. to J. N. Emer
son, trustee, lots and blocks in Pull
man.
Same to same, stock of cigars, bil
liard tables, etc., ill Crescent Billiard
Parlors, in Pullman.
J. J. Fastep to J. M. Trowbridge,
blacksmith outfit, $1121.
C. F. Potter to Rank of Winona,
live stock. $250.
Palouser company (S. E. Ratliff
and Ivan Chase) to First Savings &
Trust Rank, Whitman County, inter
typo machine, etc., $886,
Claud Walters to Garfield Nation
al Rank, live stock, crops part wh
23-18-45. $300.
C. E. Spencer to Samuel Easto,
auto, $100.
Releases
International Mortgage Rank to A.
K. Finley el ux., real mtge, $8000.
Pullman Development Co., real mtge,
$5500.
J. M. Trowbridge to Marion Loin
bach, chattel, $1121.
Ruinely Products Co. to Wm. L.
Torpey, chattel.
FEBRUARY IS, 1918
Deeds
Fred A. Harmon et ux. to Mary J.
Harmon, lots 6, 6, 7, blk 2, lot 7,
blk 3, Smith's add. Pine City, $65.
Marshall K. Snell et ux. to Whit
man County, sw,| neq 25-19-40, $1.
I. M. Curtis et ux. to ('oldie E.
Taggart, tract in swq 22-14-39, $125.
Same to same, tract in swq 22-14
--39, $30.
Thaddeus A. Stivers et ux. to John
K. Ridrr.d. hlk 2, Geo. F. Stivers add,
Garfield, $10.
10. V. Hughes et ux. to Laurence D.
Crisman, tract in nwq 29-17-40, $00.
Floyd E. Payne et ux. to Mary E.
Kile, tract, nwq neq 28-19-43, $2500.
Lizzie C. Stanton and Victor H.
Smith to Mary K. Kile, part nee. 28
--19-43, $1.
Wash. Congregational Conference,
Inc., to Mary F. Brooks, lot 6, blk 12,
Huffman's 2nd add, Tekoa, $600.
Charley Ehrllch to Frederick &
Jullanna Ehrlich, undivided half in
terest in tract in 25-15-41, $18.">.
Le**es
Morasch D. Roach to Edwin Mit
telstadt, eh swq neq 24-20-42, $125
per year.
Will Bradley to W. S. Decker, swej
28-19-39, one-third crop.
Mortgages
Alice Chamberlain, executrix, to
Farmers National Rank, Colfax, nwq
nwq swq 26-15-42, $2000.
S. G. and F. C. Fisher to Bank ol
Winona, live stock, machinery, croi
On P. M. Moore place and R. F. Cot
ter place, $1600.
J. D. Little to Farmers National
I Rank, Colfax, furniture, fixtures
etc., in connection with meat mar
ket In Colfax, $650.
Releases
Burlington Trust Co. to Wm. ant
Mary Bradley, real mtge, $8000.
Ned ;i Lombard to Win. S. Rum
burg et OX., real mtge., $400.
Conditional Bills of Sale
J. P. Phelan to 11. O. Bell & Co.
auto, $201.
Spokane Filers Music House t,
Mrs. O. G. Billings, piano, $295.
FEBRUARY 10, 1918
Patents
United States to Ida M. Arthur,
seq seq 27-1 4-45.
United States to Geo. Carter, the
swq 26-14-45.
Deeds
Harriet B. Stubble et vir to Wm.
H. Schlehuber, part 31-19.-46, $80.
Lewis A. Brockway to Seward G.
Brock way et ux., lots 11, 12, blk 18,
Rosalia, part lot 6, blk 10, Ander
son's add. Rosalia, $1.
Alba F. Woodward et ux. to Grace
C Woodward, sh nwq 12-20-44.
$8000.
C. l. MacKenzie est ux. to Matt
Johnson, undivided half interest lots
7. 8. blk 29, Colfax, $10.
I. C. Lawrence et ux. to Isaac N.
and Martha Fields, part 4-17-45,
$15,000.
Geo. W. Carter et ux. to Heirs of
G. W. Wolfe, swci 26-14-45, $1.
Leasees
R. A. Hensle to Ole Tellefson and
Helmer Nilson, neq 14-20-45, third
of crop.
Same to same, uw,| 12-20-45, one
third of crop.
Mortgages
('.race C. Woodward et ux. to Alba
F. Woodward, sh nwq 13-20-44,
$4 000.
Peter L. Nelson et ux. to Federal
Land Rank, Spokane, eh neq 5-18-42.
except, $3000.
Ole Tellefson and Helmer Nilson
to R. A. iiensle. live stock, machin
ery, two-thirds crop neq 14-20-46,
nwq 13-20-45, $5300.
A. R. See to Elberton State Rank.
live stock, etc., $180.
Releases
Sherman Clay & Co. to Henry
Menglekamp, conditional bill of sale.
Conditional Rills id' SCale
Overland Pacific, inc., to C. T.
Shields, auto, $1087.
Htghhouse and Sandusky to A. E.
Hudson, auto, $425.
Hills of Sale
R. 11. Zimmerman to G. A. Street,
stock of merchandise, etc., Pullman,
$1.
R. A. Hensle to Ole Tellefson and
Helmer Nilson, live stock, machin
ery, grains, $7,S,JU.
NEW COMMITTEE WILL
MOBILIZE COLLEGES FOR
TRAINING OF TROOPS
It is estimated that within the next
six months 75,000 to 100,000 men
will be given intensive military train
ing in schools and colleges. They
will be drawn from the armed forces
of the nation, men now in training
camps or about to be called, and
registrants under the selective serv
ice law.
With a view to mobilizing the ed
ucational institutions of the country
for this special training there has
been created in the War Department
ii "committee on education and spe
cial training." It will encourage and
arrange for the technical education
of men needed by the several
branches of the army.
CARTOONISTS WORK
WILL BOOST THIRD
■LIBERTY LOAN"
The work of the foremost cartoon
ists of the country will be used dur
ing the sale of Third Liberty Loan
bonds. Drawings will lie used in a
wordless booklet and a daily cartoon
service.
The booklet, containing all of the
cartoons, will be distributed by mil
lions. It will consist only of draw
ings. The cartoons will also be
divided evenly between afternoon
and morning papers.
RECORD OF THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Had
in Pullman
Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of fu
ture results. Anyone with a bad
back; any reader suffering from
urinary troubles, from kidney ills,
should find comforting words in the
following statement.
C. S. Stone, carpenter, 007 High
St., Pullman, says: "My kidney
trouble came from-a strain while at
work. A year ago last winter I had
much trouble from my kidneys.
They were very weak and the dull
pains through them caused torture.
I was advised to use Doan's Kidney
Fills and 1 found them to be just
what I needed to help me. They
took hold of the trouble at once and
I was soon free from tho pains and
other troubles." (Statement given
Juno 6, 1913.)
OVER THREE YEARS LATER,
Mr. Stone added: "I still use Doan's
Kidney Pills when 1 have need of
a kidney medicine and they never
fail to help me. I praise them at
every opportunity."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Stone had. Foster-Milburn Co.
MfKrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
IMP THEATRIC PRICES
I Alt LOWER THAN AT
METROPOLITAN HOUSES
While figures are not yet available
on the proportionate number of $1
and $5 smlleage books being pur
chased for use by men at the camps
and cantonments, the Commission on
Training Camp Activities, in charge
of the sale, states that there has been
unexpected demand for the larger
books. Smileage books selling for
$1 contain 20 coupons good for ad
mission to camp entertainments;
books selling for $5 contain 100
coupon..
From two to five coupons are re
quired for admission to Liberty the
atres at the camps, although many
of the productions are of the class
which command $2 prices In metro
politan houses.
NEW war BOOKLET
ISSUED BY COMMITTEE
OX PUBLIC INFORMATION
A "War Encyclopedia," providing
ilee public with Information on the
great war in the form of a handbook,
is the latest publication issued by the
Committee on Public Information.
The salient facta of the war are
briefly stated In alphabetical form
In 300 pages. The cyclopedia also
contains a chronology of outstanding
events ranging from the murder at
Serajevo of the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, June 28, 1914, to the
British national labor conference's
approval of President Wilson's war
aims. December 29, CM 7.
The volume may be obtained by
addressing the committee on Public
Information, 10 Jackson Place,
Washington, 1). ('., and inclosing 25
cents to cover cost of printing,
mm: tests are used
to PROVE PHYSICAL FITNESS
of MEN IN (AMR
The director of athletics at one
army camp has arranged a program
as a means of determining the rela
tive athletic caliber of the companies
in the division. Each man is re
quired to pass In eight of the follow
ing tests to obtain a positive mark
for his unit:
Jump eight feet from a standing
position; chin 10 times; clear a bar
at four feet two inches; throw a 12
--pound shot 33 feet; climb a 20-foot
rope in 15 seconds; dash 50 yards in
seven seconds; run a mile in six
minutes; lift a 60-pound weigh! over
the head with one hand: sit up from
ii supine position with a 50-pound
weight suspended from the back of
the head.
In order to assure prompt and ac
curate identification, the War De
partment has adopted a system of
numbering enlisted men of the army.
The system provides lor one series of
numbers, without alphabetical pre
fix, for all enlisted men. The num
ber assigned to a soldier will be
come a part of his official designa
tion, and will never be changed nor
assigned to another man. It will
be entered on Identification tags.
There is no standard recipe for
"victory bread," the only require
ment being that it must contain not
more than 80 per cent of wheat flour
the remaining 20 per cent being com
posed of corn meal or corn flour,
rice, potato flour, or other cereals
recommended by the Food Adminis
tration. "Victory" pies and dough
nuts, which contain not less than
one-third non-wheat flours, may be
sold on wheatless days if the same
recipes are used throughout the
week.
Before the war the Navy's Bureau
of Identification had the finger-print
records of 300,000 men. In the last
year the number has. increased to
about GOO,OOO. in taking the finger
print record of the navy recruit the
Impressions of all 10 fingers are ob
tained.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT and
LIABILITY INSURANCE is a
vital necessity to every owner.
Just read the daily list of auto
accidents for proof, I will
gladly quote rales, etc., and
answer questions.
M. J. Chapman
AGENT
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FEBRUARY SPECIALS
;
I II) Walnuts i_.*>o |
I can Asparagus _!.">c
10 lbs. Split peas $1.00 1
.**» ll s. Golden West Coffee 02.00 ■
Dried Prunes, per pound 15c
ADAMS' GROCERY!
Rhone*: 56 and ~>x
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The Pullman
General Hospital
RACHEL BISHOP, R. N.
' BLANCHE GILBREATH, IL N.
Proprietors
Ample Equipment and Competent
Nurses to care for all medical and
surgical cases.
Phono 0
lj FOR SALE
jj Good Place in lj
lj Lapwai Valley, j;
j; near ;1
jl Lapwai, Idaho ;!
jj J. S. REDDING ||
]> Spalding, Idaho ]»
DR. MATTHEW .1. BEISTEL
Physician and Surgeon
Pullman, Wash.
Specializes In stomach and intes
tinal diseases.
Largest X-ray and office equip
ment; 30-room modern sanitarium
for medical and surgical cases.
Special treatment for eye, ear, nose
and throat diseases.
Glasses fitted properly
,
WANTED —Track men for log
ging railroad; 4 3"/_ cents per hour;
board $1 per day. Apply Blackwell
Lumber company, Fern wood, Idaho.
sep2ltf
HOUSE TO RENT OR SELL —
lias in connection nine good lots for
garden, also arranged for chickens
and rabbits. J. M. Reid. febltt
See Duthie for coal and wood —
wagon load or car load. decMtf
Insure with McClaskey. Jan26tf
LUMBER
Queen Rosiyn
Rock Springs jj
and Utah Coals jl
Flour and Feed Special !
on
Bran $33.00
per ton jj
while it lasts
J. P. Duthie
Phone 50 Pullman
Insure with McClaskey. jan26tt
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jj Farm Lands
jj Farm Loans
jj City Property
!; LIVESTOCK
1 1 also bought and sold
]> If you want to buy or sell any
l, thing see or phone me.
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ji Office second floor of City Hall
(' Chamber of Commerce Room

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