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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
.CROWDOF 100000 GATHERS
TO HONOR THE STRAUSES.
So Dangerous Becomes lam
Police Are Forced to Order
Meeting Abandoned.
MANY BRUISED IN FALL
Educational Alliance Railing
Guarding Areaway Breaks
Memorial Service Soon
for Titanic Victims.

| A crowd estimated at forty thousand
| gathered to attend lecture on Isidof
Straus, who went down with Mrs. Strau:
on the Titanic swired and plunged out
side the doors Of the Educational AL
/ lance. where meeting was to be held
| last night. For fear the mob would
rush in through the doors and some one
would be injured. the police had TO or
der the meeting abandoned.
Mr.. Straus was not only the founder
Of the alliance but It's president ever
, since il was opened. As early as I
| o'clock in the afternoon long line Of
people began to gather at the alliance,
one close packed throng in Jefferson
! street. the other in East Broadway. The
crowd kept on coming, and by o'clock
the mourning draped building was the
centre Of a huge assembage that pushed
and showed. each one Of its members
trying To get closer.
A low railing on the jefferson street
side to guard against persons falling into
an areawaY gave way. and many in the
crowd fell about ten feet on the tagging
below. An ambulance came changing
through the streets from Gouverneur
Hospital, but no one had been more than
bruised
Still the crowd increased Captain
Liebers, Of the Madison street station,
had called ont his reserves as early as
, o'clock, and was in personal charge of
the situation. After awhile Inspector
Calahane arrived, and found gathering
of about ten thousand. He called out
reserves from other stations. but the
throng almost doubled it's volume. Sew
ard Park. jefferson street, Clinton street
and East Broadway We're black with
people who almost swept the big police
men off their feet. Later many com
plants were made about pickpockets.
Finally conference was held inside
the building and il was decided 10 call
of the meeting. The police distressed
the throng. 1t is possible the lecture
may he held at some other time i'm Mad
ison Square Garden or some large hall.
Dr. Henry Fleischman. OF No. 70 West
18th street. administrator Of the Educa-
tioual Alliance, sp"aking lat~r Of the scenes
about tha Alliance Building. said:
1t was the greatest demonstration seon
on the East Side. This was not the biz
memorial meeting planned for future
| date. but lecture on the life and bench.
| ccnccs Of isdor strauS. by the Rev. Mas.
liansky. ono ot our regular lecturers Tn,
Rev. Masliansky last week announced n,
would lecture tonight on Mr. Straus and
his work. Apparently all that was needed
was that simple announcement
The crowd was SO great az ! o'clock
| that Inspector Cahalane and those OF us
in authority inside the building feared 70
/ open the doors BY o'clock it was appnr.
ent to Inspector Caha!ane ard mys. II a pos
sibly dangerous mistake might be- made I,
" opened the doors. and y was decided
I to call the m '"tins on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR
TAFT'S REN0M|NAT|ON
Victory in Presidential Primaries
Conceded by Roosevelt Lead
ers Soon After Count.
GOV. BASS ADMITS DEFEAT
First District for President
Strongly and Second, Though
Close, Favors Him in
Early Returns.

Concord. ~ H., April 23.-Nictory in
the Republican Presidential primaries in
New Hampshire was practically con-
ceded t. Taft tonight by Roosevelt
leaders. including Governor Robert p.
Bass
The Roosevelt leaders conceded the
1st District to Taft but claimed n fight
ing chance In the I'd District, although
admitting incomplete returns showed q
Taft lead there
With the exception Of a few small
towns which held caucuses at an early
cities and towns Of New Hampshire for
the selection Of delegates TO the Repub-
lican state convention at Concord 81
April 80
At the Taft headquarters it was said
that the President would have 400 dele
gates in the state conventions TO 10 for
the exPresident.
Most Of the primaries were held this
evening, though some were afternoon af-
fairs. In every case voters were per-
mited 10 express their Presidential
preference IN addition to voting for
either Taft or Roosevelt delegates to
state and district conventions. Tabu-
lations at the Roosevelt headquarters
showed slight lead for Taft in the
state IN the preferential voting.
Nine Of the eleven cities In the state
chose Taft delegates, while the candi-
dates split about even in the towns. The
lineup Of the cities follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
AT 60 ELOPES WITH GIRL is
Old Man Wanted to Wed Daugh-
ter of Former Sweetheart.


Scranton, Penn. April Elbow an Old
man disappointed in love twenty five
wears ago planned to fill the void in his
heart with the sixteen-year-old daugh-
for Of his old sweetheart was patheti.
caIlv told in the police court here to-
dav. when James Leary. Of Nichols,
n Y, IA ed Magistrate W. :. Millar on
a charge Of abductIug Irene Lunn from
her home in the same village.
,rb. .coupI. were taken from q train
here to-day when it Vas learned that
they were on their way 10 Brick Church.
\. J.. TO be married According to the
girls story. In which Leary conCurrcd.
the man. bent and withered 10y his sixty
wears. was the fanc& Of her mother long
ago. Parental objections separated
them. and each married another.
Ieary's wife died in a few years. and In
his loneliness ne turned 10 Mrs. Lunn.
He WAS admitted 10 the Bunn home az
q boarder. and has lived with the family
for Years
When Ire g reached Young woman
hood the old man found mucn IN her to
admire. and in their constant compan-
lonship they becam. enamoured The
elopcment was finally planned. Asked
bv Magistrate Nillar II he loved the girl,
LearIy declared that he did
she's good and true. just like hrr
mother was said the old man, "and I
want 20 have her for nv own
| Leary was fined so, which he paid,
and the girl was remanded. She will be
sent home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
CHILDREN "SWAT THE fly
Get Busy When Cleveland Offers
Cent for Every Ten,

Cleveland April 23.-ln answer to an
offer Of the city to pay "A reward II r
cent for every ten flies delivered dead
at the City Hall, school children Ci
Cleveland are "swatting the fly" with
vim and vigor. The crusade will con-
,inue for two weeks. when the offer ax-
pires.
City health authorities believe that
every fly killed at this season of the
year means the absence, so to speak, Of
nine flies later. Hence the offer Of tire
reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
WHY A TITANIC INQUIRY?
English Resent Loss of British
Ship Being Looked Into Here.

London. April -. Will" verbatim ac-
o,rr,s are being published here OF tn"
-, idc,,.. ciycr at the Senatorial inquiry,
the mere fact that any lhN"s'ea'"n a;
al should he held in America aS i" III"
ioee of the Titapic il ranking ~ th'
minds n many EngIishmen
What authority, it is asked has d for
..,,,, uov.c, 10 inquire into the loss OF a
Rr,tisb shin, dctGin British subjects aud
.',,,..l Them 10 appear A. witnesses"
letter a. this effect appears Proini-
,on,v in The Daily Graphic' ana The
',,,lst,o, IS likely 10 De raised In ParIia-
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
General II. NJ. Baker. chairman Of the

General II. VI. Baker. chairman of the
Taft League. said tonight:
"'rhe returns received up TO II o'clock
show that President Taft has carried
tho state and both Congress districts by
substantial najorities The victory Is
complete.
Governor Robert i. Bass. who practi-
caI,y directed the fight for Roosevelt In
the state. said. after admitting probable
defeat
"Thc campaign had t" he different
fr,u that Of an election. and consider
ing that the organization in IN" cities
was opposed to ~ almost unanimously
,h, result Is very satisfactory. The
carnpaign consolidated lare" number
NJ mon of the same political faith In re-
gard to progressive ideas and clean poll
tics They viii stick together and VIII
be heard from again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24

So easy and dcllghtful' Spcnccrs Toric eye
glasses With "Ilikit' guards. Maiden Lane.
-AlyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
TO FARMERS WIFE

,lrora. Mich, April o'.-Four ohil'r"1,
,,,., ho,. and two girls we're born yester-
day 70 Mrs. T. Weneski, who ll'es az 70
son q village near here. All four are
healthy The father Is farmer ana the
counl, hay, one other child'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24

'V''inosd on seventh page, ath column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
Expect Both Sides TO Yield,

asa matter Of fact. however IL is be-
he,ed .v All CONCERNED that some con
c,ss'oo. raveyer slight, viii be granted
by 90 managers. and also that anything
80 're v,r Of concession Will he accept
cd lbs rr. engineers strike j.; stiU a
rcs..,Y.,, tvt ,,..,I, o.er,. DAYS most -
porcmer, either rv DELAYS IN dickeriny
and io,keyinc for rosition. or by the
rrogres, ~ the actual mediation. vt be
comes more imrrohab'e.
Warren :. stone. The head ,fficial Of
'he engineer. organization. ie. however.
holding h.- rr',rr,.n.. ,..nm,,tee Of
Hf'y iu ,,vr. on III. possibility that the
rJ.r.a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06

Zadnjic sem obljub:l natanGne-
je porocati o svojem boju ma
NemSkem. Reel VAN moran, da
takega volllnega boja ne pomni
svet. kar leze in gre. vse je bio
ma nogah. SploSen polozaj nekaj
tednov pred volitvami Sc da ozna-
Giti Z Gregorcicevimi besedami :
ITO bill je vihar, to bill je vihar,
cd zore - do mraka vso noe
Reel VAN moran, da so Sc naSi
sodrugi borili kakor levi. In ako
bodo ameriSki sodrugi storiii sd
mo polovico toliko "a jesenske vo-
litve. DO Bella hisa" postala
rdeca.
Ma vecer volitev so z respect
lfnom" gledali ma druzbo, zbrano
Viljemovi palaci. To so YAM bill
obrazi. Eden Sc ie boil kislo drzal
kot drugi. Cesar sam je trinajst-
KRAFT omedlel in njegove brke so
sc enaiskrat pobesile: nobena
"pomada" nj ME pomagala. In
re je narocil %frizerja. da mu Jill
poreze. Il "gospoda' ga .je prego-
v%orila, ceS, da maj vsaj ozjih vo-
litev pocaka. Zato vsak dan prica-
kujem ialostnega telegrama O ira
gediji Nth Nelicanstva Viljemovih
brk. Ako Sc he motim je Carnegie
imenOval posebno komisijo "a ma
kup te ''cudodelne" relikvije.
katera Sc namerava preneSti V ma
lasc cato sezidan muzej. XII bo stall
pet miliJard, kadar zopet obiScem
'prijatelia" Carnegie-a. VAN re
sporoGim.
20. Jan. sem bill V Franklin. Pa.
ma veselici p. DR.. "Zorislava" st.
l4S S. y. p. J. To smo Sc vrteli.
o TEN o priliki.
V nedeljo grem pa V Milwaukee
ma veselico Soc. Pew. zboro'.
Naprej' in BON wei seboj tarel-
XII bat, Xxi sen ga vceraj naroGil
in tehta pet ton. in to cato, ker
VEN. da $ tamalim baton ne hi
opravil vsega posla stirma.jst dni.
Ma svidenje! Pa halo ne pOzabite
podpreti, da Sc ne podrel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06
Vojvoda Wellington.

Vojvoda Wellington .ie skrbno
nadNiral hrano. Xxi so 10 dobivali
nJegovi vojaki tekom vojske. We
del je, da mnogo hrane podeli
zdravje. moe in pogum. To mas
dobro uci, da jake pazimo ma ka-
kovost in kolicino naSe hrane. &c
naSe telo ne more sprejemati ali
prebavljati hrano. moramo takoi
rabbit Trinerjevo amcriSko grcn-
ko vino. Slednje podeli pravo moe
prebavljalnih organov maSega 81
sienna ter je izvrstno zdravilo pri
zelodcnih boleznih, jetrnih in
drugjc. Kmalu olaiSa zaprtic in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06

matt, obraGajoGa Sc od MEGA. ko
sc je MEN pogled sreGal z n.iego-
vimi ostrimi, malimi oGmi.
kako Sc potuti Tadija Ma
zin? je vpraSal Malorus il kuhn
Je. Ali piSe peSni?
Da! Jazz tega ne razumem.
- je rekel Nikolaj, zmajajoG ;
svojo glavo. - Ako ga dajo V
celico. pa pole. Same ena rec je
resnicna. ia ne zelim It'll domov.
- Iakaj hi hodili domov? Kai
hi vas tam zanimalo - .ie rekla
matt. - Ako je dom prazen. ne
gOri ogeni in mraz je povsod.
VijeseviGkov .je sedel molce.
njegove o6i so Sc odpirale. VzemSi
cigarette IL zepa. je zapalil emo, in
gledajoc siv dim, Xxi sc je dvigal
V kolobarjih in razpuScal pred
MIN, je zarezal kot velik, hud
pes.
- Da, mislim, Ga .je mrzlo. Ako
je tlak poln zmrznenih Scurkov.
pa mist so tudi zmrznene Pc
lagejeva Nilovna, ali smem nocoj
spati tn? ie vpraSal hripavo. ne
da hi 10 pogledal.
Seveda Nikolajl VAN bi ne
bio treba vpraSati, - .je matt cd
govorila urno. Cutila sc je bolni
V navzocnosti Nikolaja in nj vede-
la, o Gem bi govorila Z MIN. Pa
tudi OH je govoril V tujem. zme-
denem glasu.
(Dalje prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06
IA MILWAUKEE,, Wis.

Socialisticni pevski zbor Ma.
pre- priredi svoio veliko veseli.
co $ koncertOm, dine II. februarja.
Iatetek oh dveh popoudne. Ma
programu je poleg pevskih in
tamburaSkih took tudi lepa igra
IL delavskega zivljenja: "Niegov
JUBILEE. Iatorei Slovenci, ia dan
vsi V s. s. Turn Hall. da s TEN DO.
kazete da ste zavedni delavci in
da znate ceniti dobro prireditcv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06

vse nadloge, XII SO posledice "a
prtja, kakor glavobol, revmatic-
ne in nevralgitne bolecine, NOR
sko bolezen, ~jutranjo bruhanje in
mnogo zenskih boleznii. Pozivi ce-
10 telo, da lahko della wee brez
truda. Pc lekarnah Jos. Triner,
l333-39, SO. Ashland Ave. Chi
cago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih, neural
gijo, zvinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
jevim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain E1peller sc dobi tudi v A
meriki v sleherni lekarni "a Is
centov steklenics in Sc spozna po
varstveni znamki 8 sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06
NATL.
SOcialen roman V dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim GOrkij.
(Dalje.)
(Dalje.)

Oblel jo Je, prltlSnll X sebl ma
prsi in jo poliubil. Njegova lju-
bezen ie mater genila DO solz.
- Locita SCI - je rekel straz-
mix. Ko .ie pa odhajal Z materjo
.je pa zamrmral:
- Ne plakajte. Izpustili ga bo-
do; izpustili bOdo vsakega. Proved
jih imamo tn.
Donna je matt pripovedovala
Malorusu pogovor $ Pavlom, ma
njenem obrazu Sc ie pa prikazal
vessel smehljaj.
- Povedala sem mu! Seveda!
Pa jasno in razumel je!- in pri-
stavila je Z melanholicnim width
lejem: - Oh, da, razumel je; dru-
GAGE ne hi hl tako ljubezniv in
prijazen. Sc nikdar nj bill tax.
ALI, matt - Sc je smejal Ma
lorus. - Ne gre, kaj drugi ljudje
hocejo, matt hoce ljubezen. vi
innate srce kot MOI.
- Seve6a ljudstvo. Pomislite
AdriuSa - je zaklicala nakrat. ka-
zoca zaGudenje svoiem glasu. -
kako Sc vse vrSi. Vzamejo Jim
otroke in pomeeejo V jece. Ali mi
site, da he obcutijo tega? Pride
10, sedijo, cakajo in govorijo. Kaj
vi porecete k temu? Ako so inte-
ligentni ljudje, taxi in Sc nitro
privadijo takih reel, kaj maj pa
potem recemo o navadnem l.judst-
va?
To je naravnO - ie rekel
Malorus S svOjim navadnim smeh-
ljajem. - Zakon nj tako trd ma
pram MIN kot napram nam. Oni
bolj rabijO zakon kot mi. Ako jih
zakon vdari pc CLAW, potem "a
kricijo, pa vendar ne kricijo glas-
no. VaSa lastna palica vas ne bo
vdarila hudo. Zakoni so "a one do
gotove meje nekakSna obramba.
"a mas so pa lie verge, da las dr.
MjO zvezane, da ne moreno brca-
ii.
Tri dni kasneje. ko je matt Sc
della pri mizi in pletla nogavice.
Maforus j je pa dital o vsta.ji rim
SIKH suznjev. je nekdo glasno po-
trkal ma vrata. Malorus je odprl
IN spustl notri VijesovSGikova $
~sveznjem pod pAzduho. $ klobu-
kom oh zadei in 4 blatom ma hla-
cah do kolen.
Sci sem mimo IN videl luG V
Hist. Vstopit sem, da vprasam, ka-
ko VAN gre. Prihaiam pa dirckt-
no liz jece. " .,
Govoril ie V neznanem glasu.
Prijel Je, Vlasovo "a roko in 10
stiskal. kn &c deisl - Pavel VAN
poshJaipezdraNe. - Neodlocno Sc
je vsedel ma stol. motrec soho s
svoJim zarecim sumljivim pogle-
dom.s;.
MSti. ga nj ,ljubila. V voglati.
ozki CLAW nev.njegovih majhnih
oceh Je bio .vedno nekaj. cesar Sc
je bala, Ali sedaj sc .je razveSelila.
ko gale ugIedala. u veselim smeh-
lajem, XII Sc .ie prikazal ma njenem
obrazu je, rekla prijazno:
kako ste shujsali Andriju-
Sa, date mu skodelieo GAIA.
- Pripravljam samovar! So
Je oglasif MalOrus V kuhinii.
Kako sc pocuti Pavel? Ali
so Sc katerega izpustili?
Nikolaj ie povesil glavo in cd
govoril:
- Izpustili so lie meme. - Dvig-
nil je svoie oci prot materinemu
obrazu in rekel pocasi. covered
skozi zobe, 4 mocnim povdarkom :
- Povedal sem Jim: Dosti lie! H.
pustite me. drugace vbijcm same
ga sebe! Pa some izpustili!
lin. Inn - da-a. .ic rekla
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-06
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
AVstr. SI0VenSkO
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
10. j~anuvarja 1892.
Ustanovljeno

GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box II, Mineral, Hans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box 800, w. Mineral, kans.
Tainik: JOHt' CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, FrOntenac, kans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS ~BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 80, Frontenac, kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
FRANK PRELOGAR, Box APO, w. Mineral, Kans.
MARTIN OCMAN Box 49,, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JUIIJ BOGNAR, Box 6, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-11-30
COMING OF COLUMBUS, A GREAT
SUCCESS

The Golfers of the Library Associa-
tion were enriched to the amount of
$37.32 through the kindness and gen.
erosity of Messrs. Wetherell and
Cannon, the owners Of the Crystal
Moving Picture Show, in giving half
OF proceeds less actual expense Of
films and advertising, Of the special
feature, Coming of Columbus at the
Crystal Theatre last Saturday. A
matinee for children was given in the
afternoon and two shows We're run
in the evening with oyerflowing at,
tendance.
The Library Board desires to ex-
tend its thanks and appreciation to
Messrs. Cannon and Wetherell for
their part, and to the public in gen.
eral for their liberal patronage as
it has enabled the board to make fl
nal payment on the piano in the club
room of the Library building.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-11-30
THE COMING
ATTRACTION
Frederick Thompson's Great Pre-
duction Of "Polly Of The
circus.''

The tender, beautiful romance of q
pretty little circus rider ard a vii
lage clergyman in a small middle
western town Is the unusual love
theme about which Margaret MAYO
framed her tremendously appealing
American play, Polly OF the Circus, "
under the management OF Frederick
Thompson, With lovely littie Elsie
st. Leon as Polly, which Manager
Cannon OF the Standard Theatre am
snounces as the banner event Of the
season,
''Polly Of the Circus carries the
largest amount of scenery and ac-
cessories ever brought here, as well
as one of the finest acting companies
organized in recent years, and local
theatre-goers are afforded an oppor-
tunity to witness this unriyalled at
traction in exactly the same form in
which it was presented for one en-
tire season at the Liberty Theatfe,
New York City. adv
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-11-30
5(h0oL. NofE5
k%<+<4$*-%+*@%$]@s4@4@3%S4

Dennimg Tye returned Monday afEel
a@two weeks outing III the mountains
AS a result Of hard practice for the
basket ball game there were q few
swollen fingers and hands.
1 Miss Scott lett for her home il
Nampa, Wednesday evening, to spend
the Thanksgiving vacation
Jessie Hiekok has been quite II
for the past two weeks but hopes
to be in school Monday
The grades gave appropriate pro
grams for Thanksgiving, On Wednes
day aftern5n few visitors wsrs
in attendance.
The Junior English class have fin
ished the study OF Hamlet and are
now working on the outline Of the
play.
Ora Barrett resumed her school
work on Monday after q weeks III
ness with tonsiiitus,
The long-looked for Senior class
pins arrived at last and have been
greatly admired.
Mr.. Award was very quiet and not
-much Of a talker when he first came,
but lately he seems to have taken to
Chattin more.
The first basket ball game of the
season was played on "Wednesday
evening before large and eathus-
iastic audience. The girls game was
tie the score being six to six.
The high sllool boys won over the
town boys by score Of eleven to
four.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-11-30
PRE.NuPTIAL EVENTS

Invitations were issued Tuesday
to the wedding of Miss Dona Harris
and Ernest Latimore, which will
occur December fifth at the home OF
Miss Harris Mother, and the week
has been a round OF showers and
parties for the bride elect, beginning
Monday evening when Miss Harris
gave a party to about sixteen Of her
young lady friends.
The rooms of the Harris home had
been decorated with paper hearts
and high five in which Miss Oda Tye
won the BOBBY prize and Geniya Glib
son, first prize, was one Of the even
ings entertainments. Fortunes Were
told, refreshments were served and
the bride to be, announced her ap
preaching marriage.
Mesdames Milan Miller and Dan
Latimore gave a handkerchief and
hose shower, Friday afternoon 10 a.
bout thirty friends of Miss Harris
and Friday evening, about eighteen
young lady friends OF Miss Harris
gathered at her home giving her 9
linen shower. When the cake, which
had been prepared for the occasion
IL ~ 4
was cut, the ring fell to Miss Col
dene Smith; the button to Lena Ross
the thimble to Miss Dona Harris,
and the dime to Ethel Bennett.
This afternoon, Mrs Worth Lee is
giving a kitchen shower for the
bride to be, at the Lee home where
guests will spend pleasant ,after-
noon hemming towels and aprons for
Miss Harris.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-11-30
HOME MISSION WEEK OBSERVED
At THE CHURCHES

Hanla Mission Week, observed By
tAe cAareAes Ia AL che statos OF the
IhAion, was d decided success In Nouns
tain Home, union services being held
laat weeA each night except 5allir-
Cay 4le pfcsgam was carried out al.
448st 10 tA6 leqter az previously gly-
eD. Iue atteAdatee VAS aDove fifty'
eEsgs AtRnt save Xoae When RAINY, be-
as4lliiAs, With se4eAty tive, and end,
8Ag ,j9isaas Hgat With 225a. The
0lde rasge n subjects, Tie great
aapttat " feauiaS material, the Alaaf
aaaisels. WssA spesial ana coAgrer
a v.oaal siAsiAg, save Interesting va
s4ets, and accommodates INSTRUCTION.
Lny express iolls q appreciation We're
\, Yel, aaa maAg NAH agree With one
IL 10 SAID Il am better informed than
4 week ago.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-11-30
LOCATES AL BRuNE AT. !.

WI B, Brown, the popular propfie-
TOR u tile Brown pool hall here has
Is sided to put u q similar place Of
blisiness IL l3runeau and has let a
Qontfaot Tor d one story building "a
sg 70, to tbe firm of Berg < Johnson
VINO viii begin work Monday with q
Crew of seven men.
Mg. Grown Wlil eauip the building
with Billiard and pool tables and lay
II 4 stock ef cigars, confectionery
assd other accessories.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-11-30
ADDITIONAL l-oc AL. NEWS

M III Bassy iiaii waa home from
for ThanksgiyIne
M X. gafe nd pax Riley of pine
were busi aess visitors ii the county
sa.t fha laas of tBe week.
RAY E3iaaeAard and family left last
ttoaday far i visit with friends III
RECON.
rs. d. ii. boyer and daughters
laache aud sIlba spent Thanksgiy.
Is WITH AF tioy sr at sAoshofe.
III sbseos rf lhufinau WaA busr
aness visitor III Mountain Home this
Nsil.
MIA. II. ii. Miller az Brundau ii
III guest at ths home of her mother,
III VT .J6hn FiHksIan, during Thanks,
isiife aeg.
4he 5ng eeatonstl Ladies Aid viii
acct neS week Thursday. 2;S0, lii
its three iol,s, with mrs. Eek
s8sin All tbe Church. d With Mrs.