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Cottonwood, Idaho 'Jÿiî V; Ä y. •% & V V ' ;*• M3t 5H? f Tv** *. ■ *n --h -*r; i*S J ÿ'- -a ONWOOD - -^na-Hâ ». 1 COTTONWOOD, IDAHO. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1023 ■i * NO REMEDY KNOWN. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS. ÏCAL BOYS Carl Cosand, who has a first Sitting Tight Practically all of the young ladies and gentlemen attending NEWS ■ ■ ■■ class radio receiving set in his ID E-vr home and has on different oc-} various schools on the outside '<■*, DEFEAT KOOSKIA casions listened in on the pro­ are home for the holidays, THE grams broadcasted by the Gen­ among them are: .J v.! eral Electric company at Sehen- ! Hax*ry Hanley, Raymond ■ IIIIUK inuiiiim ‘tliftjii) 'Tacke, August Hoene, George COTTONWOOD B. B. TEAM ctady, N. Y. , one of the most 1 ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM powerful broadcasting stations ; Hanley, Gonzaga, Spokane. CONTENDER FOR DIS­ in the United States recently | SSLt [liiilWillii 1 Francis Hanley, Northwestern VARIOUS PARTS OF Ü > ' wrote the company that he was ssmwmm. j Business College, Spokane. TRICT LEADERSHIP. receiving their programs but | it Beatrice McDonald, Hamid THE STATE y. that at different times he was ! Simon Agnes Eckorman, Fred - troubled with what is known as [ and Charles Moll, U. of I. Mos­ Coach Westover’s high school “fading out.” The term used by j cow. Plunging 40 feet off a »v-.;. basketball team won a notable radio fans means that what is Veronica Nuxoll, Greencreek. near Kootenai Tuesday when the I steering gear of their automobile ‘Ve* victory Friday evening when being received will be clearly Elenore Enneking, Keuterville, they defeated the strong Kooskia heard for a minute or so and | V and Martha Darscheid, Colton, broke, Eugene and Don Sàütâéc team in one of the fastest and then suddenly the receiving set ; i Wash., academy. and a friend visiting them from closest games ever witnessed on Rev. Alois Jentgea, William Montana, escaped with oitjy mi fails to connect for some un­ ■ the local fioor the score being. known reason with stations Jentges, Leonard Nuxoll, Lau- or cuts and bruises. The aut I Cottonwood 19, Kooskia 17. The broadcasting. i rence Schmidt, Greencreek, ML mobile was badly damaged. victory Friday evening places In regai d to this matter the Angel college. Editors of Idaho neWspapa Cottonwood in the front as a General Electric company made .„‘'Hit Estella William«, Verla Jessup will gather in Boise Deoesno. contender lor the district leader­ SniiBj... """■tiimuHiiiliU 28 and 29 for the annual meet­ the following explanation to Mr. '‘Mum•ills::::;:; Matilda Schroeder and Zenna ship. From the fu'st whistle. Cosand in a letter he recently re­ III! m Moughmer, Lewiston State Nor­ ing of the Idaho State Editorial izm ■JiitiiidnmiM liliiiiiuniiuiit!lj!!iiUiiiintii4.... soon after which Kooskia scored ceived from them. c**n««u,iMMn mal, Lewiston. association. Questions affecting " il the first basket, until the end, “The fading effect will vary . „ Vivian Baker, Washington the newspaper business and the the game was a hard, clean bat­ fi-om time to time and will also : TURKEY S APPETIT*. FOOLS INCOME TAX MUST BE State College, Pullman. printing trade, as well ae state tle, with the locals leading soon vary with the character of the MANY OF THE GUESSERS. PAID BY MARCH 15. policies will be discussed by after the game began. country between the stations. Richard Goeckner of Portland, speakers. After Kooskia’s opening bas­ There is no known method of A. Holthaus and Ben Hussman Income Tax Report Must Be Oregon is spending his holiday E. M. Grant was named by vacation with home fclka here. v. ket, the locals tied the score, and avoiding this difficulty.” Tie on Number of the Corn Filed By March 15th—Heavy Manager R. E. Hanrahan, ot ' vi; until the end of the first guarter, Kemals He Would Eat. Penalty For Failure. the Camas Prairie Railroad com­ « each team battled every second. pany, to succeed the late T. F. ■' Both teams were guarding and Kerin as chief dispatcher of the Sr The 20 pound turkey that has January 1, 1924, marks the •ry’j neither team could boast of an JOHNSON IS been on display at the R. H. beginning of the period for fil­ MRS. SPENCER Camas Prairie system. Mr, Grant infallible offensive, The locals Kendall Confectionery for the ing income-tax returns for the is a railroad man of broad S9C* converted another field basket past two weeks, to be giver, year 1923. The period ends at perience, having entered rail­ and Kooskia made a goal from NAMED JUDGE to the person guessing the exact midnight of March 15, 1924 PASSED AWAY road work in 1897. free thro the quarter ending number or nearest to the num- Heavy penalties are provided by A sentence of 50 days in thé Cottonwood 4, Kooskia 3. county jail was given Lee Swart* ! her oi kernels of corn he would the revenue act for* failure or WAS A DAUGHTER OF PROM­ In the second guarter, both RECEIVES APPOINTMENT eat in 15 minutes, was won by willful refusal to make a return Friday at Nezperoe, by Prpbaifcé Judge H. W. Niles, when Swart* teams unloosed a better offen­ FROM GOVERNOR A. Holthaus and Ben Hussman and pay the tax on time. INENT PIONEER FAMILY sive and Cottonwood scored 10 these two gentlemen tying on Form 1040A, heretofore used pleaded quilt y on a misdemean­ points and Kooskia seven, mak­ C. C. MOORE. the number of kernels, their for reporting net income of FUNERAL 'it. or charge, that of removing « ing the half end with Cotton- number being 275. $5,000 and less, from whatever contracted motor truck from w'ood leading 14 to 11. In the The turkey was feed at 3 source derived, has been revised , the state. Swartz started sery- r third quarter Kooskia was held Hon. Mi'os Johnson of Lewis- o’clock, Sunday afternoon, in in the interests of the largest Mrs. Metha Spencer, wife of ing his sentence Friday. pnpi scoreless, while the locals made ton was appointed judge of the ! front of the Kendall Confection- class of taxpayers—wage earn- William Spencer died m her Idaho is the greatest produc­ a point by a free throw. tenth judicial district by Gov- ery, before a large crowd, and ers and salaried persons. Re- home near Fenn at 11:80 Wed- ing state in the Union of.small In the last quarter, the visi- ernor Moore. Judge Johnson ! he consumed 276 kernels in 15 duced from six pages to a single ; nesday night, after an illness of seeds is a fact probably known S | tors unloosed some clever offen- will fill the position recently 1 minutes. sheet, Form 1040A is to be used : several months, to but few of its own people. | sive work but the local guards made vacant by the death of ! The turkey consumed the ker- for repotting net income of j Mrs. Spencer was the daugh- The seed industry ig one of the broke up their plays, returning Wallace N. Scales. j nels in the first seven and a $5,000 and less derived chiefly1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry most promising of any agricul­ j the ball and scoring themselves. Judge Johnson was advised half miutes of the contest the from salaries and wages. Her- Meyers, pioneer residents of tural line of production in Idaho, Kooskia, outscored the locals this of his appointment Thursday fest seven and a half minutes he sons any pari of whose income Camas Prairie, and was born in and this year it has come to thé quarter 6 to 4, but they could evening and will at once take spent in sizing up the large is derived from a business or Idaho county, Idaho June 26, front better than ever before. t not overcome the lead Cotton- over the duties of his new office. 1 crowd that stood in front of his profession, farming, sale of pro- 1888. She was married to Wil- There will be a prohibition W I wood nad piled up. Others who were in the race prison, pertv or rent, though the amount liam Spencer November 4, 1908. party in Idaho in 1924, with a For the visitor Kyie was the for the judgship were F. S. ! Six hundred persons made- is $5,000 or less, will be required During her lifetime op the full ticket in the field, is the [ outstanding player. He not Randall and Eugene O’Neill of ' guesses on the number of ker to use the larger form, 1040. prairie she made hundreds of prediction of Silas Luttrell of ^ only scored five of his team’s Lewiston. ! nels the turkey would eat, their The use of Form 1040 is required friends who will regret to hear Boise, who was a candidate for -w.kets, but was a marvel at Mr. Johnson is a republican in guess ranging all the way from also in all cases where the net i of her untimely death. She is governor in 1906 on this ticket. .jjr play. For Cottonwood, politics. none to 3000. rncome was in excess of $5,000, survived by her husband, her Mr. Luttrell made his prediction k person was high point man Judge Johnson has reappoin- While many people would have regardless of whether from parents, one sister and two bro­ on the strength of a dispatch x^^six field goals and one free ed Chas. Loren court stengrap- enjoyed having him adorn their salary, business, profession, or thers. from Washington recently, say­ hcr. table on Christmas day, good other taxable sources. Funeral services w’tre conduc­ ing the party would have a na­ The contest drew an excep­ fortune was with Mr.
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