davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1911-12-08

that "HAFN' printed in letters as high
house. it would not exaggerate superior facilities
for supplying everything useful, well as ornamental in
the line of XMAS GIFT FOOTWEAR. >, @
Not only that our Xmas Stocks are SO much larger,
so much more varied and so much more distinctivey
styled than any others ...,a .-5
But Also that the name "HAEiN' lends to any Foot
wear-Gift a CERTAINTY OF SATISFACTORY SER
VICE which doubles its welcome.
And we're offering Hundreds of ATTRACTIVE
PRICES during this big ''DECEMBER SHOE, SALE"-
additional reasons for calling here tomorrow. -.
The Washington times., 1911-12-08
All in a Name.

There's nothing In name" 81
mink there Is" prove It," well,
LII bet II 1t was called lodge in
stead Of church more men would at
tend. Detroit Free Press.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18

IOWA CITY. Ia, Nov. 17-(speeiai)- "A
sixty-faat. plunge from the top OF a wind
mill today resulted in thTsa broken ribs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
P. HOWE OF MONTGOMERY
MYSTERI0USLY DISAPPEARS

EsTHERVILLE, Ia. Nov. 17.--(speeiaD
Peter Howe. resident OF Montgomery,
Ia, small town northwest Of here, has
disappeared as completely as II the earth
had swallowed him. 1t seems that MIR.
Howe in company with two other gentle
men from Montgomery, were enroute to
their homo from Sioux Valley, MINI IN
an automobile. Mr.. Howe was In the
front seat and while the machine was
going about fifteen miles an hour he
attempted to get in the back seat by
stepping on the fender and IN doing this
he fell off. This happenend at about {
o'clock In the evening and as soon as the
machine could be stopped the other men
went back TO find him but all they could
find was his cap and one overshoe
Farmers were notified and a search was
made with lanterns but no trace OF him
was found. 1t Is thought. as this hap
pened near a slough. that he crawled
into II and was drowned. lie has a wife
and child at Montgomery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
WOMEN THREATEN ASQUTTH
British Premier Refuses to PuSh
Equal Suffrage Bill.
Will RENEW DEMONSTRATION
Mrs. Pankhafst, who e. I'm Omaha,
says wHsrc VIII &c More
FightinR and More Im-
prisonmemtA.

LoNDoNs Nov l7e-Forty suffragettes
interviewed Premier Asauith I'm Downing
street today and attempted by threats OF
renewal OF hostilities TO obtain a pledge
That the government would undertake at
the next session OF Parliament to pass a
bill giving equal suffrage to the sexes.
Mr., Asquith told the women that he
stood, as always. against woman suf-
frage, because he thought II would not
be for the good OF the state. He added
that the women, nevertheless, had a rem.
edy In their own hands.
The government would leave Commons
free 10 amend the proposed manhood
franchise bill 30 as 20 extend the fran
chise "a women II the latter wero able
10 persuade a majority OF Parliament to
adopt their cause.
In an official announcement later the
suffragettes say the attitude of the gov
eminent as outlined by Mr.. Asquith is in
direct hostility TO claims OF the women.
They purpose TO inaugurate a war OF
demonstration" In Parliament November
!. The militant members promise that
women Will be there In thousands to fight
for their rights.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18

She says that he gave her personally
5000 with the injunction that her hus-
band be kept in Ignorance OF the fact.
Tho latter upon her return asked her
how much money she had and flew into
a rage when she said she had none
Eventually he bullied and threatened her
into admitting that she had $500. which
no took.
The jail mail carrier IL overburdened
with letters on sympathy and encourage
ment which are bolng sent to Mrs. Pat
terson from all quarters. Her mother Is
expected here tonioTpw from sandoval,
w.. 70 remain with her during the trial.
/ lAttorney Hilton declares he has recov-
cred Patterson's bank book showing that
no deposited $3.50 to his own credit on
the day Of his marriage to Gertrude Glib
son.
Mrs. Patterson shot her husband while
they were walking together in a suburb
on the morning OF September Is last The
beauty OF the prisoner and her tragic
story promise TO make the trial one OF
the most closely watched In the recent
history OF the Denver courts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
OlYen Dive Thonannd.

While abroad Patterson insisted on
more money. which strOuss. the nara
tive declares. declined TO furnish and sent
his companion back TO the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
DIAMOND STlCKPlN
PROVES TO BE CUPID DART

MARsHALLTowN. Ia. Nov. 17.-(spe-
eial.)-That a stick pin may prove to be
a dart OF Cupid was made known here
today, through the announcement OF
the recent quiet wedding OF Miss Lena
Morey Of this city and Mr. william II.
Halpenny % Des Molnes. The wedding
took place 1t Newton several days ago,
but was not announced until today. The
romance Of the story is that Miss Morey
while employed az the Slavery hotel IN
Des Molnes found n handsome diamond
scarf pin. II proved 70 belong TO MIR.
Halpenny, 10 whom she returned it. but
refused 10 accept a reward for her hon
esty. From this acquaintance spranR
the friendship that eliminated In the
wedding. Mrs. Halpenny now wears the
scarf pin as a trophy OF her conquest.
Mr. Halpenuy Is a travelling salesman
for the studebaker Vehicle company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18

Only one "BHOMO QuININE"
That is Laxative Bromo Qulnine. Look for
the signature OF E. W. Grove. Used the
world over 10 cure q cold in one day sc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
Trustees VIII nuy PostaI nond,

in Union cemetery. Deceased is survived
BY widow and three children.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18

and a broken finger for John Wolfe,
farmer living just east OF Iowa City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
DEATH RECORD.
Andrew TtIIettson.

BATTLE CREEK, Neb., Nov. 17.-(spe-
cial)-Andrew Tillettson died at his home
six miles south and east OF town on
Tuesday Of tumor OF the stomach after
an illness OF more than a year. The de-
ceased was an old resident OF this county,
having lived here from boyhood. He was
81 years OF age. Services were held Thurs
day at the family home, interment being
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
FaII from prldre F,ntaI.

FAIRFIELD, Ia, Nov. lT.-(speoial.)-
Arthur Berry of Mount Pleasant was
probably fatally hurt here today when he
fell from a bridge lie was employed
with Chicago. Burlington q Quincy rail-
way bridge crew repairing bridges. His
skull was fractured and no was removed
TO q Burlington hospital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
sale OF Hereforda az CraIr.

CRAIG, Neb., Nov. l7.-(Speoial.) THE
Frank Ulrieh dispersion sale OF Here
fords here Thursday resulted In an aver
age Of Sl2s.S9. The small number OF cattle
offered kept down the attendance OF out
of-town breeders, the crowd being chiefly
composed OF local farmers. Mr.. Ulrieh
viii leave for his new home In Florida
Ia the near future.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
AcoidentaIIy shoot. self.

SCRANTON. Ia. Nov lZ-Cspeeial)-
While playing with a revolver while
cleaning It In his fathers barn yester-
day, Clarence Carson. aged q years. ac-
cidentally shot and fatally wounded him
self. The bullet entered his right lung.
Little hope is entertained for his re-
coYery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE trustees
OF the postal savings bank today decided
to announce their willingness to purchase
from the public postal savings bonds at
par. This action was taken to maintain
the parity of these bonds, the sale of
which was recently made In New York
at the low rate of 825.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18
WRITES STORY OF HER LIFE


Continued from First Page.)
attempts to make her secure money from
StrOuss.
,ol According 20 her story. Patterson even
proposed that she become an inmate OF
Georges Place" in Chicago. She said
ono OF Patterson's schemes was that
she should iuveigle an old friend into
compromising position by means OF
which he might be blackmaiied.
Accidentally meeting strouss one day
she told him the story OF her married
life. lie expressed sorrow and invited
her to take q trip 10 Europe with him,
she asserts, but she refused. Her hus-
band, however. she says. was delighted
at the invitation and insisted upon her
going. threatening TO KIN her 81 she ala
not
The story goes on 20 state that Patter-
son demanded Si.50O from strouss. which
the latter turned over to Mrs. Patterson,
but Patterson. upon receiving Il from her,
declined 10 write an acknowledgment.
which strouss desired. st is alleged, to
protect himself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-18

Garrett Transferred to Argentina.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.--John w. Gar
rett. minister to Venezuela has been APP
pointed minister to Argentine and has
been accepted by the Argentine govern
ment.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
Die @adJt am 9iiO @ranSe

yinit lDrt NAL anf nit bein Sallp,
SIR gBiibler bDrt in Maerifp;
limb fonmt nidt iiber nni'rc 2ein,
SIT bic Suneiteb Stats gcrein.
DEM Snfel Sam NIT itarfer Sanb
Salt ftrenge Wnd)t ant 9tiD 0jraub'.
SIR babt ftlpn all5m lang frafeblt.
tti,n Jinb' TIT, iuas bent 2anhe feblt;
SaRt bod NAL crit ben nencm Mann,
Gnd) 5ct8en, mas ct leiiten fann.
@or Mllem, bolt uidlt Sontrabanb,
Bon Seras iiber'm 9lio 0rauo'.
9enn iuift, bas iuiro, iuis iid's sebiibrt,
Nm Hio Oranb' glcidl fDniis5iert;
Senn Snfel Gam nit itarfer 0ano,
Salt itrenge gadlt am Gip Yrano'.
Statt bah ibr endl bic oGlie bredlt,
Sett cnd) geniiitlidD bin nmo sedlt.
Srinft San 9lntpnip So Star"
8ter,
Sas bringt entid)iebeu mebr 1liiier.
ltnS iuiro endJ ubu' 0efabr geianbt,
@Dn geTas iiber'n 0iio @ran6'.
grinft s,,epn Star" Bier 10 piel ibr
ipDlft;
@lan ,ucbrt's end niflt, iuenn ibr's pcr-
spllt
SDd) bDIt ibr bier uerbot'ncs Seng
90 paft ftan eud) am Qragen eleidj.
Senn OnfcI Sam nit itarfer $5anb,
paIt itrense Waht am 8iu 0,ranb'.
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5eit @rbobrlilla

Seit @rbobrrng Der erltelt
Gueae iino III inherent 2aloe iiber
bier MiIliarben 6aB Ietrolellm ae-
iponnen uoroen. SIN lcsten Sabre
alleilt nuroen spcibunoert @eitlto-
men SOB I'M gerte BON 1913 Wetllio-
nen Collars gelponnen. Son 1896
bis 1900 ihmanfte Die idbrlihe
glusbeute opiiden fiinf5ig imo ied.
5ig Miaionen Sab, i'm Sabre 1902
belief iie ii6 auf 88, 1908 auf 100,
1905 auf 1875 Miltonen SaB. SIN
Der @eltproonftion BEG Netrolerns
iino oie Ser. Staoten nit Ga 8ro
gent, alio nabeau spei 9ritteln be.
teiligt. 9ln 5meiter Stele ftebt
3nBlano nit einer Sabresproouf-
tion bon iieb5ig Millionen SAB, oil
oritter @oli5ien. Sn ben Ser. Staa.
ten giebt es gegeniuartig t4e,,
440 Betroleuntquellen, uno bas &C.
bet, auf meldem Getrofeum ge-
monnen miro, unlfaBt iiber nelln
Miaionen S(der. Sas meilte Hetro.
leum miro gegentpartig III Galifor-
MEN geponnen iiber 70 Milioneu
SaB iabrlih, oas lift ungefdbr oas
0oppette Der bohItelt 8roouftions-
3iffer, oie ientols in Benniplpanien
erSielt muroe. 9aod Californian
fommt Oflaboma als Hetroleini-
itaot, an oritter Stelle itebt Sill
nois. Seit Dem SSsabre 1909 lit
Der 9rei8 oes Ietroleunls itetig ge-
fallen; oamals ipuroe fir bas Sob
elm 9ollor be8ablt, i'm lesten Sabre
nur nod 81 Gents. 0os bat oie
Itorfe 3unabme Der Brobuftion be-
nirft. 1as @eiet BON 9(ngebot uno
geohfrage lit audi bier Der meiitbe.
itinlmenoe Hreisfaftor getpeien.
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San Antpnio. 9ienfaa ben 10. 9e5enl6er l91
5lpan5ia atroerer 9erionem 8ur l1l-
li1ittelbaren 6olge geDabt.

lnittelbaren. 6olge eebabt.
- 9ie gen1eloete itolieniide Ob.
itruftion i'm oiterrcidii1en 9lbge.
oroneteabauie bat fein Ionees
9aiein eefriitet. Sic ift 6oourf) sl
roidenn @i1oe gelaltet, oob Die iib.
rigen Barteien ben Stalienern III
her beiflelt 4rage Der Grridtung Ell.
ller italieniihen Gebtsfofultat nun.
ne6r ent9egen5ufemr1e1 periu6ten.
.gs iot1 ben Wiii1idem BET itoIieni
f6en abgeorbneten tunIi6it &e1-
nung aetragen iperben. 2estere 1illo
bisber anf oos entidieoenite fir
Die 8erlpirfIidung ser Ge9tsfofltG-
tat in Grieit eir1setretelt, ndbrero
nad Der gfeeierunesporlage @ien
Die Stotte ber 5afultat iein Jon.
Die fiir5lid il, uSun1onitc",
cinem Gartier sSournaI, ousse-
lprodene gebauptung, baB III
9eutihIono ssl1triguen CUR @ieoer=
teritcllllng Ser Monar1ie in Bortu-
gal angeiponnen niirben uno oon
III pcribieoenen Orten Geuti6lanbs
ropoliltiide 8erlanllnluneen itott,
gefnnocn batten, ,uiro amtlih in
Ibreoe geiteut Die ugeorooelitidJe
smgenteine 3eitune" erfldrt in ei-
ncm 2eitartifel iiber Sen ipeiteren
@oripurf oaB 0elltlblaltS portlt-
gieiiide Sorts uno @ebietsteile IN
afrifa beieet babe, oaB gortuga[
auf 0eutidenl @ebiet 8efeitigun=
gen erridtet ulto Deutl6lano nj
gell oieies l1ebereriffs in 2iIio.
bon norltellig gelporoen iei.
Plus @ien neIoet mon. Ssn
militariid)en areiien berrIdt Moi
gerlnge Grregllng iiber einen aitf
Dem slrienalbof porgefomneneu
9iebitabl, BEL neI6eln mic pielieitig
angenomnlen miro, Spione beteiligt
gemelen iein oiirften. @oll BORT iillo
orei @el6iitrobre entipenoet NOR.
oe1t, pon Oeiletl Ie0cs llIdf ipents
ger nls Observation-Disclosures Gi-
logralnm uiegt. gs lit iofort cine
ltrense llnterilidung ciileeleitet
noroeit INN ben 8eriiberll oltf 6ie
Spnr gu fomlnen. Silfolee ser
gntbiillungell iiber Die britiIhe
Spionaee IN GeltihIano 1T ond) iii
Ger Doppelmonarhie ein frbarfcrer
ltebermafungsSierit eingeridtet
lnoroen. Man bdlt cs fir smcifeGos,
bob bieiise alrtilieriiten Bel benz
Diebltabl bilfreide Salo gcleiItct
boheil.
Der ihmei8cr @unoesrat 4at
einen lpidtiscn Sdritt 5nr Miloe-
rllng Der srlierlng eetan. Gr bat
Den 3olias anf areentiltiihes @e-
frierfleifd) ernieorigt, iuulnit elmer
ieit geraumer 3eit laltt geiporoencn
5oroerluna lueiter Wepolfernngs-
ididten @ednung setraaen Nor
oeu it,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
glettetc bas ee6en ieimer isran

1Meine Jrm iuiiroe idon begra
ben iein penn es, iliht fir ugr.
Sings Heip DISCOVERY" gelpeiel
mare, idreibt 8. $. groipn bon
Mllscaoine, 9lla., Isle lag biilflos
i'm @ett ipeeen ibres 2llngei!lei0ells
iino, Suitens. SD CAB ibr Or.
Sings Stem 9iscoperp" elm oie 70.
gleih anidlus uno Geiunogcit
bradte. l1nfe1lbar fir 9uiten llao
@rfdltllngen, 5uberlaiiig bel 2lnl-
genleioeil 9lltlturS Grippe, slitn.
nia, Salsbraune. so Gts uno $t.00.
Yrobeflaihe fret. @orantiert III al,
len Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
GnSet winter eeiSen.

Sir @ieIe lit Der Winter cine
GeiOens8eit. 3uiueilen erfrorene Sc.
ben uno Singer, ooer nufgeiprunges
ne Sdnbe uito 2ippen, Jrolibeulen
lnno rnube Saut fteaen iid) ein. glber
iold)e llebel iueiden Dor .guflen's
slrnica Salbe". Gin Weriud iiber.
seugt. @roBtes Seilniittel fir
grono- lin 8riibluiinoen, @eihiuii.
re, Shiirflngen gc5ema uno Ser.
renfungen. Wur 25c IN olten Mpotte-
fpu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
1SnIanc.
Der President
kiindief den vertras init
Russland.
RabnuneIiiek.
6.Wc RstteIbriefe an frau
Hartman.
Schultz fir Scbustsr.
Die dsutscbsn 5aebsebulsn
tDerden gelcbt.
Schultz fir Scbuster.

Der Braii6eilt bat Dem Senat
cine 9otibatf iiberianot, in Set
er ibm mitteilt, 0nB CT BON ocrl
inn auitebenoen 9fe1t @ebrausb ge.
n1nht uno obne Die g[nnabme oes
aiinOigungsbeihluiles i'm 5enat ab-
5niparten, ben 9ertrag nit MnB4
Iano gefiinoist babe. Ser Scnot lat
icst nur nod Bic Gambling oc5
Yrdii0enten gu ratifi5iererl. 9ie
1emofraten i'm Sauie llno inl Sc.
nat iino iuiitenb bariiber, iie Fat.
Ten Oieie @ertragsfiinoigung 10
gerne ais ganlpagne Wsatcrial
bellutt llno oas 1T ibnen iebt I'M
moglih geinadt.
Bei @olcutt, aallias, liefell
Sipei @agen Der elcftrildcn @aIn-
linie oie aanias Gitp uno aeobe.l-
iportb NIT einnnocr pcrbilloct sn-
iammcn. Der cine @agen ,puroc
rollif1noig 5ertriirllncrt, orei ger-
ioueu spuroen getotct nno odt ber-
lest. Ser @erIuft an Wenldcnlc.
zen mnroe olei grocer gelpelell lefii.
ineni' ~ illDf ettler Der gabnaige.
nen1eii sfamens afers mt ieltellelH
perots1nils, 6 uerDtnoert bafle
1aB - sea, xfi''iiAtterH 5eiier ans,
DIoW. Er iaD, nlc breurrelloc aobs
zen aus eem eoenin!ls 5erfrlllnnler'
Ien g!en f1eien iaBfe lie NIT blos
Ben 9onoelt i,no lpart he blilalls.
eoenlc aii1 o1e betBen Giielritiide
ees Sfens. Selite 9nnoc Iino
lnrwthnr perbrml1lt-
Scr Soella, WI1lt., rallEte
eu ,3ug oer eDlcago, Wftliuaifee
Mo 81. Ydul SaDlI ~ einell por-
agI'aprenoen 5lIg oerlelben gabl1,
heilrli 5rueite Mbteiliiilg er biloeie,
imo aertriimmerte ben gnllman>
Magen uno ben Speileiuaaen.
amQai perlonen ipnroelt getotef mo
Mngefobr atpanStg nlebr ooer iuelli,
ger lbtuer perlest.
slus Neip Dorf beridtet man:
Nertn .Grdu eomarb s. 6orrimon
le0en Der 5000 Uettelbriefe, iDelfle
lse Ut Den lesten 17a Sabrett er
DdlfeH IN Der BON benz slbienoer
geipiinIhten 5orm beonttportet bat.
te, iuiir0e Die @itiue oes 8abn.
Ntdgnpfeii beute nm $12O,OOO, 900
drn1er iein. 3u oieier slniiatiino
PIE Heontfen beg 9|ilreall Of Wnni-
etpol MeIearlD gefommen, ocnen Die
Briefe 5ur einfi6t iibereebcn MIR
pen. Dns VermogcHt, tpeldes 6. $.
8orriman ieiner @itipe bin
terlieB, be5ifferte iid) auf $149,-
100000. Dr. MiIliant $. MlIen, Der
Gbef oes Bureaus. iaat, onB $50
Der 1riefihreiber NIT ainerifari.
f9en aorelien nllein Die aleinigfeit
pom $69,781, ,400437 berlangten.
90 iberbanft tDurbe 5rmi 9arrI.
mon IN Den lesfen Wonoten nil
oeffeipriefen, oaB l9re Sefretare
pesm Delfen Mlllen Die Spreli nld).
'negr pom Wet8en III ionoern ber-
mpglen. Bon oern Wiinld]e acle'-
fef, @ufes 81 TIM iuo es on Flate
q, iuenocfe iid Jrnii 9nrrinlmi III
4r Auen nit Dem stiliden, eiEe
MHdlgle Der 6UUO gjrlefe bOr5lllf ,he
men uro oani1f ben yerlnd our Gin
tsqtnng et'Ies iuilieitlbaftlihri
Splfems 81 MAIDEN, oilrh ipelhes
pr1terltlisnngs sbeourftige Ycrioncn
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llnfer 9otihafter in ct. Nt

Infer gotIhafter in ct. Be.
tcrsburs bot arf Beiiiins oes 9ra-
iioenten Die rufiiihe @egierung
oapon benadri6tigt, baB Die Ser.
Staaten Den 0ertrag nit 9fuBlalo
am I. Sanuar 1913 ai,fsubeben
tpiinidten.
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Giienbabll : Suburban.
5. e. g. q. gaJn.

IS. G ". N. Sal)n.
antunft-
ytn. 33-Som 9ioroeil. $50 abenos
N9. g. Bonn yorben. ..s.45 mora
Mo, l-2ocal bon Searne. 9.55 mora
No- 9--Soeal bon Haleftine -. !. :.
...... !. ). ..10.45 nDeros
No. 4-Won Wegifo .1.55 nadr,
Wo. 12-Socal bon 2areoo (gemiidt) !.
-. ;. 900 nlor9.
abfabrt -
Mo. f. gsad oem Morben. 1.55 nahm.
sto- g. Na9 ben, Norben. 800 abenDs
No- Social nad Baleitine Z. 80 mora
Wo. 10 @gpreB nab &earne. :.
:, $50 morg
ylo. 5 -yiaI Wegifo ZOO morn,
yfp. 11-2ocal nadJ 2areSo fgemilhf)
$500. 100 abenOS.
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90. s.. & :. Balm.

arfullft-
So; 245-@on Souiton lno gelp Orr
ledlls .-........ $40 hadn't
Mo. 241-Ton 9olfton urb @aIbeitpn
30 inorgens
Ro. 7-@on Dallas Ii. Sort &ortb
7:30 ntorgens
gto. 235-@om Noroen. .745 bor1nitt
20. 15-Ton 8aco. 800 nnhm.
No: 9-Tom Noroen .7:40 abenos
Nbfa6rt
@o; 246-M Ma6 Soulton uuo Stem Or
leans ....... 1920 moreeus
9o. 10-gtah bem Noroeu. 9:05 bornl
Np. 8 Nacb 9alias. Sort Bortb
IND gSaco .......9 40 abenos
Ao. 236-ead) Dem Rorben. -. :.
!. -. .915 nbenoa
Ro. 242-giadb S5ouiton ilno @nl<
belton ..........4.1 1920 abeuoss
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
The Opportunities
Offered at Home
are usually the safest

for young people starting out in life because You are
dealing with facts and people You know. CT course,
these opportunities don't to you with the Eare of
rumpets because such procedure wouldn't deceive you
in hings you know about but the opportunities are
here Just the same. One Of the safest and biggest
profit saving investments any young couple could make
today would be home Money spent that way in
fixed values always be realized and the comfort and
happiness derive therefrom not be measured in
dollars and cents.
Better decide today to anchor here and join the
ranks Of the homebuders and tomorrow your chest
will measure six inches larger the possession ola home
works wonders try it Our stock Of lumber is com
plete and we want to talk it over with you,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
THE BRINK OF MERIDIHN
II. B. CARPENTER PRES. SOL NELSON, VICE PRES.
JW. HARRELL Cashier
Notary Public in Bank
Steel Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Steel Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Reasons Why You Should Garry an
Account With a Bank.

Because your money is safer in a bank
than elsewhere.
Because a bank account helps and 20.
courages you to save.
Because paying bills by check is tAs
simplest and most convenient, and ths
check becomes a receipt.
Because check book is safer io
carry around than a wallet with money
in it; il the check book is lost you have
lost nothing; with the purse it's different
Because bank account gives you I
standing in the community.
Because you are building up va.
liable asset when you establish YOU
credit at good bank.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
Meridian and Vicinity.

buy your nhaliA nay 81 FlchsEaS
Sims Hdw co.
We have halesl alfalfa hay for
sale. Vickers Sims Hdw- Go.
Cherries Order your cherries
by phone. Ind z4s Meridian
e. II Schneider
Mrs Ellen Long and daughter
are planning . trip 70 Portland,
Oregon
Mira. j w Harrell has returned
after visit with friends atI
WeiseT
Miss Maud White 81 Payette III
spending i few days with Miss
Apal Burns
Mrs. George Tolleth has arrived
from Fairhury, Nebr. for 4 visit
with relatives.
Horses and COWS wanted 70
pasture. Enquire u Frank Helm,
adjoining Meridian,
Hair Swiichea made to order.
Call on Mrs. w RI. Tucker, 1
mile Southeast III Meridian.
Cncnmhers, for table use and
Tor picking Enquire 81 Mrs,
Geo. Gregory, Iud- phone sl2.
win Timer received aseyere cut
on his arm last week, being kicked
by u horse.
George Gardner. ditch rider
for the Nampa Meridian Lrrega-
iion district has resigned, and will
move back 10 town
The Mckinney Fruit Go. intend
IL pack mnatly prnnea In this new
warehouse Id Meridian, They In.
tend 10 ship out about 10 cars
Al. &. Rogers 81 Salt Lake
arrived il Meridian this week
and will be the able assistant d
II. b. Gore, ri the Modern Barber
shop.
A number "a friends Of Mrs
II. q. Dunkin made that lady !
call on Thursday. Mrs, Dunkir
has beon seriously III, for seyera
months.
ROCK SPRINGS COAL w,
have plenty d this coal on hanc
now. Fiji Your bins and don't b
ont this winter Union Coal 4
Feed Co, Meridian.
Mrs. A. M. Purdun has gone |,
HALEY, for visit Her HUSBAND
and sons are spending the summer
there, Mr.. Purdum being engaged
in business
The weather has been mucl
cooler the past week than before
aud ii looks AZ though the hot
test weather of the season Ii over
There is a big crop OF rasp
berries, blackberries, logan berrieI
aud dewberries this season, anC
the housewife IL busy canning
fruit this week
Street Commissioner Dnwne,
has made nm effective war on thu
weeds during the past few weeks
and people say that the town i
the eleanest in this respect in ii
history.
] w Harrell Is this week a
bis ranch in Indian Valley, after
stay last week Ia the Long VALLEY
cauntry. Mr.. Harrell takes nj
extended trip each summer, 10
his health aud pleasure, in thit
region
Cutting the second crop Of al
falla hay will begin this week
Reports from the result Of thi
FIRST cutting. is made by theranch
ers, would Indicate that the rain
which il was feared had injures
the marketable quality of ths hay
done practically no damage
The moving picture show prop
osition seems 10 be quiet in Mer
idian. Mr.. Holmes the last ownet
has not been ID town for seyera
days. and apparently does NO
appreciate the opportunity aif
orded to make ,'big money" Tn,
trouhle SEAMS Ia he that the Sat