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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
WILL CONFER THIRD DEGREE

At the meeting Of the Knights of Pythias Which will be held on Tuesday evening the degree Of Knight will be conferred upon several candidates. Last Tuesday night was ladies night. being the third Tuesday in the month, and no work was put on. The Knights continue their splendid growth and in the past few weeks have taken in many new members. Mean time, arrangements are going on ac- lively for the convocation of the D. o. K. K. when that order will be con. ferred on large number from the Bisbee lodge. and also upon members from Douglas, Tombstone and ether points
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS BAZAAR

Every night of last week saw the new home of the Knights of Columbus thronged. The bazaar was a splen. did success socially and has been a financial success as well and the fig. ures showing profit made for the fur nishing of the home will be awaited with interest. The booths were charmingly made and attractive and presided over by the fairest of the Bisbee's fair. Each evening there were entertainment features furnished and this feature vied with the dancing for the palm of most attractiveness. Good music and splendid floor made the dancing an attraction not to be resisted by the lovers of the terp- sichorean and even drew those who thought they had given up the whirl of the waltz the rhythm having once more caught them in its sway. An other feature that was much enjoyed. especially by that part Of the contin- gent masculine that may be termed homeless. the boarding house and res taurant livers, were the dinners and suppers that were served each even ing
 The Knights Of Columbus made 6 splendid success of their undertaking and furnished q most enjoyable week to the hundreds of patrons and friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
WILL CONFER DEGREES

The Ladies of the ,Maccabees are looking forward to a large class up- on whom degrees will be conferred at the first meeting in May. Already there are a number who are ready to receive the first and second degrees which will be conferred on that oc. casion- On Tuesday night of last week the Ladies Of the Maccabees held regular meeting and at that time the second degree was conferred upon six candidates
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

The kDiBhtS or Columbus bazaar which marks the opening of their new building, has been the center of attraction this week. Splendid suppers have been served every afternoon ani at night varied and Interesting pro gram has been given. Tuesday night the Copper Queen hand rendered an excellent program and dancing fol. lowed. Wednesday evening vocal solos
 and piano selections were given, |, Thursday evening there were vocal numbers, recitations and music by the Loretto orchestra. On Friday evening tho Halleluiah chor.Is was sung by the members Of St. Patriek's choir. Last night the C. & A. band had charge of the program and gave a number of ! beautiful selections. After the pro- grams had been given each evening dancing was enjoyed. the music being furnished by Brennan's orchestra. i Great interest was taken in the booths and all had ready sales for the articles on display. The following ladies had charge: Mrs F. F.. Coles. flower booth: Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Hogan, candy booth Mrs. Hen messy, country store and fish pond: Mrs. Matthews. fancy work booth, Mrs. NJ. J. Brophy. tea garden. Mrs w. II. Brophy, ice cream; Mrs. Downs and Mrs. Kominski, supper arrange ments. Joe McHenna had charge Of the knife booth and NIT. Grant had charge of the dancing The building was made attractive hy rugs and dra- peries and a cheery fire in the big fire place m the reception hall added 10 the comfort Of the visitors. The smoli- fr.sr 1r.t. garden was pretty with its oriental of. feet in peach blossoms and softly tinted lights. The committees who have brought this bazaar to d success ful completion are united in saying dered them by the ladies their efforts would not have resulted to the com plete satisfaction Of all
 The centenary celebration of ,he i foundation of the Loretto society will | be held Thursday. the 25th. The iol. | lowing is the program:
 a. m.-High Mass at Loretto l Chapel.
 Celebrant: Rev. W. A. Meurer.
 Sermon: Rev. w 4. MeTer.
 Loretto Choir and orchestra.
 Marcos Mass.
 kyrie-GiorZa
 Gloria-Giorza
 Credo-Marzo.
 Offertory, Sit Nomen Domini-Cag ! Hero
 Sanctus-Marzo.
 Benedictus-Marzo.
 Agnus Dei-Marzo.
 Praise Ye the Father-Gounod. 10: 30 a. m.
 Benediction of the Blessed Sacra | ment.
 Q Salutaris-Basslni
 Tantum Ergo-Coeb.
 Te Deum
 7:30 D. m.
 Entertainment at the Academy.
 On Tuesday evening at the home of ! her mother Mrs. George Warden. Miss Almeda Clark became the bride of NIT. George Leban. The bride wore dainty pink satin dress with trim. mings of white lace. The bridesmaid. Miss Ethel York, wore pink silk trim med with white lace. At seykn o'clock the ring ceremony was per formed by Rev. F.. G. Decker of the Methodist church. After the cere mony delicious refreshments were served to twenty-five guests. During the evening Mrs. Ida Woods gave splendid program Of music. Mir. Lieb. an came here from Colorado and has made many friends who wish for him and his wife much happiness. They will keep house on Johnson Avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
COMING BIG BALL GAME

Moose and Elks are making great preparations for the ball game to be held at the Warren park next Sunday. Both teams are practicing actively and getting in form for battle even unto the last ditch. The Elks had an
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
Church Societies

The Dollar social given by the ladies cf the Baptist church Friday evening was very successful About forty guests came and after some time spent m conversation the ladies told in verse how they had earned a dollar for the Ladies Aid society. A memory testing game Was played in which every one was given two minutes to look at collection of objects on a tabie and write froIn memory the arti cles they had seen. Mrs. Davis and Mir Epperly wrote tue largest number ot articles from memory Pineapple sher bet and cake were served toward lhe cnd Of the evening The success of the evening Was due to the efforts of tha committee in charge.
 Al the evening service Of the Presbyterian chursh there will be a special program of music, as follows. Anthem: Seek Ye the Lord"-Rob- erts.
 Quartet; Christian. the Morn
 Breaks Sweetly Over Thee"-Shel-
 ley: Mesdames J. J. Harrington.
 J. P. Williamson, and Messrs. J.
 r Williamson and Lee Blair. Duet: Calm as the Night"-Goetz:
 Messrs. Kisselberg and Williamson. Ofertory: 70. Rest in the Lord,"-
 Handel: Mrs. Kisselberg. Anthem: The Radiant Morn"-Wood-
 ward
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap. tist church held it's regular meeting Thursday afternoon in the church. Officers were elected to serve for six months. Mrs. Butler was reelected Tor president. Airs. Parker. yice presi- dent. Mrs. Russel. secretary. Mrs. Ep- Terly, assistant secretary, Mrs. R. o. owen was reelected for treasurer. Next Thursday it was planned to have an all day meeting. the ladies to bring their lunches and sew: At this meet. ing the amount to be given for mis- sionary work was decided upon
 The missionary and educational de partment Of the Woman's league Of the Presbyterian church held its reg ular meeting "Wednesday afternoon In the absence of Mrs. Durley, Mrs George Bridge presided There was
 
 study was Porto Rico.
 The regular monthly business meet. ing of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church was held Friday afternoon at two o'clock in the social hali. After the regular meeting a social hour was spent and refreshments were served.
 St. Johns Guild will meet Tuesday with Mrs. F. F. Shine at Warren at 2:30. Arrangements will be made for the apron sale to be held at the Y. W. C. A. on May 18th.
 St. Catharines Aid society and the Catholic Ladies Altar society will meet with Mrs. w. II. Brophy Thurs day afternoon. The time will be spent in sewing
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Mrs. John Mason Ross. of Warren. entertained at luncheon Monday for Mrs. H. D Ross. of Prescott, who has been visiting Mrs. r.. F.. EllinwOorl.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Miss Myra Nlckerson who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. David Perry. Tor several months returned to her home in santa Barbara "Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Members of the high school gave their regular dance Friday evening
 The ball was decorated in the high school colors, cardinal and gray.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
THE SOCIAL SIDE Or LIFE

Punch was served during the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

The regular monthly dance of the Country club will be held Wednesday evening, the 24th. Brennan's or. chestra win furnish the music and all who attend will have a delightful time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Mrs. o. c. Rhodes. of Quarry can yon, entertained Thursday afternoon at bridge whist. There were thre, tables and Mrs. E. L. Blair won tn, first prize and Mrs. Lynn the secont prize. Tempting refreshments in two courses were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

The members of the Eastern Star are making great preparations for q bazaar to be held May 14, l5, aud 16 They will have a number of booths and will sell various things. There will also be good music for dancing in the evening.
 Mrs. Cenzie Brecht, Grand Matron. will visit Pearl Chapter No. 6 Order of the Eastern Star Wednesday night Elaborate preparations have been been made for banquet in her honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

The regular monthly dance of | Elk's club will be held Tuesday eve ing. Mir. Cox. who was chairman the last committee. has been elect chairman again and through his . forts and attention a good time is ; ways assured. Brennan's orchest will play.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Misses Kehoe. Lewis and OLear went to Douglas last Saturday in a automobile to attend the St Patrick ball They returned to Bisbee SuI day evening. Misses Kindred an Renaud also attended the ball and al had a very pleasant time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

St. Catharine's Aid society and the Catholic Ladies Altar society will meet with Mrs. w. II. Brophy Thurs day afternoon. The time will be spent in sewing.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
" /.

Der arine 2cutnant Jlelos.
Der nit ieinen Soloaten irrtlmlif
mad Snara3 geriet, mas bort eitte
u~neebeure M%ufregung peruriafte, i.
melher Der Nidtbeadtling Der ibm
~qeaebenen gefeble aneeflagt H.
miro bier in San Mntonio pro5el-
{iert peroen. 8offentlih gebt ma,t
nidt gu idarf nit ibm in's @erid-.
0ieier Gage bat Nidter Butt
len einen iungen Wann Wameils
MenoeImie, Der iid nadts in Ell.
mem u4oolroonl" berumgetriebcn
bate, negen n8agabonoage" nit Ct.
ner 5trafe BON SIS beleet. Der jun,
ae Wann botte uidt meniser ais
$500 in barren @eloe uno naee-
au $1,000 an Soften BEL lid.
glifabetb 8el, Dos inng:
Maohen, oas am Gonnerftag nad)-
mittaa nit ibren aIeioern Dem So.
minieuer gu nabe Tam uno ldtuerc
9ranomunoen o%opontrng, lit ibreti
gerlebumgen ertesen. @nfanas
ihien es, ols menn tic NIT Dem
2eben oapon fommen fperoe.
9as .Mational @etail Wier'
d)onts gurenu" miro bier cine ieiue
2ager- uno 8erfnufsItelcn einrid''
ten.
Die 8. g. BANNERS Com
pam bat nm Snforporieruns nod1'
aeluht. 9as aapital betragt $50
600. Snforporatoren iino g. 9
aammerg, glfreo q. Sen mo 8ec.
m. Maper.
Sm benz @e6duoe Der 0oof
gadina Gompaup. an Der gierf
8ifto StraBe, brad 5reitae NOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24

oarn fubr iie rubiger fort: uAlio =
ipo iparen mir fteben geblieben2
&i6tig BET BEN @anoeurens, Die
bate i6 beinabe pergeiien
8enige Gage Dor Der Sod5eit
fam Otto, ser oie Serien gu einer
S6pei5erreiie benuBt bate, an .gr
itrablte ani9eineno Dor 2ebensluit
uno lieB iid nur nit Miibe bon
aaen mogliden eroBartieen geran-
i~taltungen fir ben Eolterabeno 5n-
riidbalten. @ie ein @irbelmino
fubr er burd oas &aus, bielt baio
nit Ser DIANA cine 8eipredung
al, bolo muBte inn Magoa fiber
oie 5ufiinftiee @obnuneseinrid)
tung beribten, balo nedte er ii6,
nit Sraulein Wale berum. So9cr
sic @obnung oes ilr1gen 8aares,
III ser nod Die Sape5ierer tatig mo-
rem, beiidtiete Stto, lno als er 5ll=
ridfam, labte er iiber ous gauge
@eii6t 10 ber3lid, Dob iid Ole biIo-
lb0ne Guarte alf ieiner @ange
ounfelrot fdrbte:: uDl, Mar, i'd
ba6e altd beineu 5ufiinftigen Sd,ts-
f%prnnncn getroffen. 1as lit ia Elm
ppramioaler &erl, ser 6erno! 81
uen &ognaf bat er lrno cine 3igar
re nno ournn1 lit er gum
staunen! @r bat mir alpiiden Dem
oritten nno pierten 4oenaf einell
gortrag iiber Die 4unit bes perfei=
nertcn 2ebensgenuiics gebalten =
groBartigl 8eroiente aeorndt 81
meroen. Mnfongs ihien er eilt me-
nia pifiert, baB er nidt 5ur So6=
3eit beioblen lit aber nad) Dem bier
ten Rognof muroe er ipieoer Der
iobnlib geltimmt mo botte Die
@naoe. mid 5t perii6ern, iii sic
Stride finle er alf alle Sdae. I'm
Sir perionlid aaeSauiionen 81 neh-
illen: CT meiilte, oos lei 10 INNER
feline beionbere 8orliebc geneien,
Sic 9rort III @eiB uno Die niebli=
den 8rontiungfera! 81 propos: per
brirlgt nenn Magba ben @ron5?
0anoh babe ib aoll5 81 fragen Der
qeiien."
Gortlcbnna ioIAt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24

febI's Seoem uno es loate IN fei-
ner 8iideret zines 0eutid-Gmerifa=
ners feblen. Mber mdbreno i'd Die
les gub burdgeblattert uno mid
pieoer bon Ser5em an ibm erfre1lt
babe, oa lit mir Der 8eoanfe gefom-
men. tparum baben mir nibt mehr
Iolbe 8iider, tparltm baben Gle pies
len bodgebiloeten II. i6riftgetpanoten
aeute, Die INN '48 berum ODER fri.
ber in's 2ano fatnen, uns ntdt mebr
Iolder grinnerungen binterlaien2
@ol wabr, nidt Elm Sober fonnte
er5ablen, mas Shura er5ablen fonn-
te uno nidt Elm Sober fonnte es
in Der @eiie er5ablen, tpie er es Der.
itano, aber gar man6e bon ibnen
baben bod alh Srtereiiantes pr=
lebt uno baben auh 81 er5dhlen
gepuBt utlo ood iino iie itumm ge.
blieben. Nebnnen mir MIR einmal
unler geras an. @ie piele lhrift-
aeuanote Rerte iiro niht bierber ge,
fommen, oie oriiben Sntereiiantes
erlebt batten uno Die bier geraoe 5llr
ridtigen 3eit berfamen, nm Die
gntmidlung zines mooernen Stoots-
meieng aus ben llranfangen mit5u.
erleben. ia teilmeiie an oieier gnts
midlune ioear tatigen Mnteil gu
nebmen. @as bitten tie urrs er5ab-
len fonnen! uno mas baben tie uns
ers1blt? 8lismenigl Selbit eth ie
fe0ergeponoter uno idreiblnitiger
Wann pie Ser alte Capt. Nifaros
NOR ME oa5u gu bepegn, rihtige
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @rinnerllngerl
Ill ldreiben. limo Die anoern alles
Sertbera, Sienerine, Die 9ebr's,
feiner bat oaran 9eoaht, meldhe'l
5dab er leinen 8olfsgenolicn nit
lofdem Grinnerrnasbuh binterlcl'
len miiroe. Sett liuo iic aae tot mo
mas Tie erlebten, iaben, iiiblten III
init ibnen %6egraben. Ni4t @ugen.
| serlaen uno Witarbeiter meroen ms
me6r pom Dem Mnteil er5ablen, Den
Die Geutiden an Der 8ilonng nnlt.
res Staatstpeiens genolnnen buben,
miibiom muB iid Der 6orI6er ons
aus uielen, beridieoenen, oft mi'
oerltrebeno flieBenben auellcn gu
ionmenluden ulb befonmt barn
Dieaeiht bod nidt oas ridtige Bib.
Sd]abe oruml
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Der @egen.

Der Negen am 6reitag bat iid)
iiber oen groBten Sell oes Staates
ausgebreitet nnb mar gan5 beioE-
hers gut i'm 5%iiomeiten. Sober Srt
bot bier iein Sell befommen. Gic
Menge oes sefallenen @egens betriig
eiuen Bis orei 3ol. Sier in Sali
Mntonio iine 1853 SOL gcfallen, nod
etpas mebr als Bel Dem idonen
Meeen am 10. 5ebrilar. ltno er
fam ebenio rubis uno ianft wie oa-
malls Dor pier5ebn Gagen, fein 9ro-
pfm lit perloren gegangcn. Sir 6a-
ben BIG jebt III 0teiem Sabr mebg
Negen gebabt aIs INN bieie 3eii
mdbreno Der letten bier Sabre uhc
man fonlt oaber mol iagelL bob oic
Gage fir ben 5ariner in oicienl
Auge1blif cine redt giinitioe lit.
Sest cher ihon oapon 5n lprehen,
oaB cine CUTE grilte geiidcrt iei, if
uniinn. @s fann nod iebr piel 0o-
5piiden fommen. 8or alien ioll'
ten mir jeet marmeres @etter Boz
helt.
llniere Seipers eripieien iif bel
oielem Megen wie6er einInol als
nidt ansreidenb. 8eridicbenc Sfra,
BEN, tpie Die Blum StraBe, itaroer
inter Waiier, nnbere fonnte. mou
uegen Der breiten @oilen niht PM
iieren. Die lln5uldnglidfeit nnle-
rer Drainage trat micoer einnlal
fIar au 5aae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Cur @~imtersseit.


am trauten Serb, sur Wintersaeit,
giben 3uiammen, mir 8eiben;
Gang Walter pun Der 8pgelmeio',
Gin 9i6ter alter Settcn.
9(iidJ Jest lit nod ant traiten Serb.
Sas ar1ftc Oliid gu finben;
gBem bort elm friebiidl 2ups beid1eert,
Der mirb oies gerae fiinben.
Sn mpbltsem 8eiiammeniein,
Gergebt raid Stuno' im Stnnoe;
Sci milb %gebampftem 2ampentdletn,
03cbt Ieiht has Wurt bonn Wnnbe.
limb r.an beipridJt, tuas in Der Welt,
Gid ales sngetrageni
ttnb mie bic Nebe bann 10 fault,
Wetk jeher mas su fagen.
60 famten int Beiprddl iiinsit mir,
Nuf Biere aud 81 reoen;
Sd, lpbte iebr has 2oneS Star Bter.
Senn, btes tit gut fir jeben.
limb ulle itintmten iibereil,
9ak wa9r fei, mas id iage;
t1n6 bae fein Bier 10 tart nnn rein
gYte btcs 49, fet auser 5rage.
Drum iebet tbr aud tets BET mir,
Wpll temperiert sum Srinfen;
9as mnnberbare Gpme Star Wter,
Sn ben 9ofalen bltufeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Gin eridlrefenSes 0eramIdj

il, ser groe TIT auipeilen Dor einen
ltarfen grbbeben mabr5unebmer, als
Marnlrug Dor nabeln uabeil. Ott
@arlungen Der Natur iino gut
Sener oumpfe Shmer5 i'm Slider
lDarnt gu9 Dor 8ermaAlaiiigunl
ser Nieren, fans Sbr @aiierlaht
Sornrubr ooer 9rigbt's 9iieaie emit
geben molt. Nebmt ioglei6 uglec'
trio gitters" uno finoet, 6aB Mif
fenidmera pergebt uno @olbefinoer
surudfebrt. pMein Sobn batte boz
icinem @ebrand groBen Rusen Be
Nieren- uno 8laienfranfbeit, er ii
cine groBartige Nierenmeoioin"
ihreibt Peter 9anop, Soutb Ncd'
MOOD, Mid. @eriudt ibn. SOC be
auen Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24

@ein 9infen mebr Fir Son'
Woore in godran, Ga. sd bette
cine idIimme @unoe auf meinern
Sui, oie ni1t beilen mo0te, big i'd;
9udIen's Mrnica Solbe gebraudte"
idreibt er, .ober oieie wunoerbarc
Gable furierte mid idnel." Seili
aIte, offene Wunben, @eidmire,
grib-, 8rnn6- uno Shnitttuunoen,
Sdurfnnget1, eczema ODER Sd.
morrboioen. 9eriuht fie. Nnr 20
Gents Bel allen Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Sn benz 9ro5eb Der gunoel

Sn benz Hro5eB Der gunoes.
reeierung gegen Die Barber 2lllf-
Der Company utlo Mnoere Degen
Bodybuilding Der &egierung nit
telit grmerbung BON rieiigen @alo.
ldnoereien in Soabo 6urd bie @or-
ihiebung bon 5~trobmdnnern gal
oos gunoesfreis MpeIgeriht IN
San Srancisco cine bodinterelian-
&c gnti6eioung gu @unlten Der Be
flogten ab. Der @eridtsbof err
fannie ndmlid, bob es noIlltanhia
geietmdBig lit, lpenu cine aorpo'
ration iid perpflidtet, BON 9ripe-
ten melhe ben 8eiis bon o%ffentii-
6en 2dnoereien ermerbef, oiele
in Dem augenblid gu iibernebmen,
in meld)em ben anforoerungen ent-
lprohen lit, melhe erfiiat lem
miiifen oamit Der 8eiistitel ben
ser 9unoesregierung auf Die Strob.
manner i%ibergebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24

gen elm Seuer aus, oas einen S6a-
ben BON $4,000, bauptia6li6 at
ben BORT aufbetpabrten Sleilf- u1to
Setttpoaren, anri9tete. 9as Saus,
bos 6. S. & s. @uentber gebort,
bot nur menig gelitten.
8on Der Suternational Stems
COMPANY in Seem gorf erbielten
mir ,@artenIoube" s. 5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Soft inter oelt Mancrn 5

- Salt inter oea Monern oes
3udtbauies in 9renton, q. S.
ueriudte Elm Wefmgener Icine:'
gransporteur, einen &onitabler
ourd Mepolperibiiiie gu totem. 81
bate pieaeiht iein 3iel erreifl
penn niht ein anberer @efallgs
ner, Ser an i'm eefeiielt lpar, ibl
BET Seite scriiien batte. Ser SIT
tentatar lit 5ranf 9iai, Elm II
8atterion gu flint Sabren 3udtban:
perurteilter @in6reher. Mnf oen
@ege sum 3uhtbaus mnB ibm mo-
auf Dem 8abnbof I'M @eordng'
Die @affe 5ugeiteft moroen fem, mi
Ger er Die Sreibeit 81 geipinner
bottle. gr CAB feds Sbiiie az
bic iammtlid febl gingen. 9erI
Sransporteur gelang es i6lieBlid)
nit Siilfe oes anoeren @efangenca.
ieinen @ngreifer gu iibermGltiger
umb i'm i'm 3uhtbauie a65ulieferu
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17
Pleasing Entertainment.

The piaylets "Snown Whites
by the sixth grade, and "Cinderel.
Lei by the seventh grade of the
Meridian schools were presented
last Saturday evening at .Woodman
hall to packed house. Estelle
Henderson, in the title role il
SNOW Whites" and Ina Wagon
or as Cinderella, we're especially
charming. The plays were pre-
scented in q creditable manner and
was much enjoyed by those pres
ent, and reflects credit on the ii.
strnctors, Misses Casey and Ma
loney.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17
Notice For Publication.

In the Probate Court Of Ada County
State of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate of Elvia
Q, Wilson, Deceased.
Order to show cause why Orders al
sale OF real estate should not be made
Il appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court from the verified petition OF
William b. Davidson, administrator Of
the estate Of Eivia o. Wilson, deceas.
ed, on file herein, that it is necessary
to sell the whole of the estate of said
deceased,
y IS ordered by the court, that all
persons interested in the estate of
SAID Elvia O. Wilson, deceased, appear
before the Probate Court of the County
OF Ada, State of Idaho, at the court
room thereof, in said county and state
on the 10th day of July, 1912, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said dav.
then and there to show cause, if anv
they have, why an order as prayed for
III the petition, should not be granted
to the said administrator to sell the
real estate of said deceased, at either
public or private sale, for the purposes
mentioned III the petition, as he shall
Judge to be for the best interests of
said estate and of the parties interest
ed therein;
1t is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published at least once a
week for four (4) consecutive weeks in
the Meridian Times, a newspaper
printed and published in said County |
Dated this 18th day of May, 1912.
VIM. c. DUNBAR,
list Judge of the Probate Court.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17
National Bank for Meridian

a dispatch from Washington
under date Of May 18th states that
the treasury department has re-
ceiyed an application from Z. @.
Pfaffle Of Meridian, to convert the
Meridian Exchange bank into the
First National Bank Of Meridian,
with capital Of $4,000.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17
Cure for DandeIiens.

One pound of sulphate of iron
dissolved in a gallon of water as
spray. Spray early in the
spring when the dandelions are
just coming through the ground
and then once every two weeks
until the lawn is clean. The sui
phate Of iron will kill the dande-
lions and viii not injure the grass.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-17
Inglorious Defeat.

The Boise high school came to
Meridian last Saturday, and by the
material sent down it was evident
that they had counted on profess
sional ball being played by the
Meridian lads. AS result our
boys did not even have look in, .
and only had three hits and one
score to their credit during the
game. Here is the story of the
game by innings:
R. Il. e.
Boise 5000 OF 5-14 u 4
Meridian. =. o 90 600 3 Is
Batteries 81. B-own and Adams;
Pfost and waggoner.