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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-01-05
Meridian and Vicinity.

visiting ii Boise
Dr. u. Al. McCausland Is visit.
ing old friends il Logan, Utah
Land to Rent have 50 acres
III good land u rent, and will give
good deal III right party Al Il.
Krnlish.
For Sale 1000 we'll seasoned
balm posts, y cents each Also
one good team Of young mules,
we'll broke, 4. NJ Hashbarger,
Meridian
Start the new year we'll BY
going To church Sunday We
will be glad 10 see You with as.
VIM j. Lusoombe, Pastor M H.
Church.
Marshall Lewis and family were
here from Cambridge for the
holidays. Mrs. Lewis il the
daughter of j M Anderson.
John Post IL here from Cam
bridge called BY the serious i'll
ness of Otis pfost. who is Mt q
Boise hospital,
Wanted want milk cows,
brood SONS, Fat hogs, driving pony
and platform buggy e y. Hoyne
on Deck place, one mile west Of
Meridian
HIAWATHA COAL. Buy
one ton and it will 60 as far as
one and quarter tons Of any
other coal For sale only at the
Union Coal II Feed Co, Meridian
The Bargain Store had an
auction sale last Saturday, with
Col. Marsters and son Leo as
auctioneers There was quite q
crowa There
The infant babe Of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Il Neal, residing fonl
miles southwest Of Meridian, dice
December 3lst, and burial wal
made in the |. o. O, r. cemetery
near town the next day
The place for good horseshoe
ing, either hand turned or pressec
shoes, Crippled feet helped ant
III fact all kinds 81 BLACEsMTrHINt
Buggies and Wagons repaired, q
made by b. w. RUSSELL, d
Grimmett Il Forces old stand
HARBERT BROS. Boise, vii
sell or trade for anything on earth
We have land aud city property
stores, hotels, restaurants, shops
livestock and business proposition
Herbert Bros, 30l Soma bldg
Ind 1881. Bell 246Y,
An entertainment will be give
at the Christian church Frida
evening January 18th. The sub
ject will be "The Shadows of
Great City, or The Slums Of Ne,
York" Admission, adults 20
children TO- Everybody welcome
Wanted All to know tina
the Socialists people will meet d
the Wilson hall (down stairs
next Sunday, January 7th, at 2S
p. M, for the purpose Of organ
izing local All are cordial
invited.
For Sale II 900 acres Florida
best farm and fruit lands i
StJohn's County. Tracts from !
acres up. Low prices, Eas
terms. Excursions MONTH,
Call or write for full particular
Florida Farms Company. Room
Bills McCarty Bldg, Boise.
GRAIN BAGS, FARMER
You viii save money by huyir
New Bags. Don't let other deale
tell you that second hand bags a,
asgood as new bags Our pricl
are right We have the New Bal
at the right prices. Call at Il
Union Coal & Feed CO.. Merida
The Meridian Times job depal
ment is now getting out the mo
attractive sale bill ever seen
these parts, tits in two colors,
heavy manila paper warranted
stand the wind and rain. Call al
let us show you il you are pla
ming public sale.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-01-05


Wednesday morning was very
cold, three degrees below zero the
thermometer registered, but it
seemed colder than that. This is
three degrees colder than at any
time last year.
Mrs. j. M. Jackson's New Years
dinner was enjoyed by George
Gibson and wife, Claude Gibson
and j. r. Gibson, of Boise, and
Mrs, Frazier and Arthur Frazier.
The Meridian Hardware d
Implement Co, have recently in
stalled lot Of new and up-to-
date shelving. which adds much
to the looks of the store.
Monday evening a. number of
the former pupils of Prof, j. j.
Caldwell made visit to his home
and an evening was spent in
games and social conversation.
Miss Elsie Burns is spending a
vacation from her school at Cam,
bridge, with home folks in Mer-
idian.
Henry Hoffman, Of Dannebrog,
Nebr., is here for a visit with his
mother, Mrs, j. Hoffman in Mer
Eidian. He is a photographer,
DIR. p. l.. Payne and DIR. Howe
are both visiting in Denver, thu
former with his family who are
making their home there.
i Hair switches made, and hal
work of all kinds for sale. Set
Mrs. w. f. Tucker, southeast o
| Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-01-05

Otto Goss has sold his plumb.
ing establishment to Ct. b. Hum
phrey and the Vickers.Sims
Hardware Co, Mr., Goss will be
in Meridian for few days but
expects later to return to southern
Illinois, his former home.
r. Wendte Of Parma, is visit.
ling with old friends in Meridian
this week. Mr.. Wendte says his
bees did not do well this year, and
that this is the experience Of
most Of the bee men in this sec.
ton.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-01-05

The choir Of the Methodist
church were invited to the home
81 Mrs. Il. g. Pfafiie Friday eve.
ming, and the guests Of honor
we're Miss Nellie TolIeth, and Mr..
Mckee. As Miss Tolleth had
been d faithful member Of the
choir for some time, she was pre-
sented with a beautiful cut glass
dish. Each one Of her friends had
placed il letter in this dish, con.
tanning advice as to how to treat a
husband, which madea lot of
good natured fun as the letters
were'read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
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4 RuhLiN 10 STILL ON =
4 the WAITING. LtoT 4

y
Charlie Harvey. secretary of the
New York state boxing commission.
tells Of q visit he received from
Mrs. Rubin. the militant nnfffs,
gist Mira RuIslin happens 10 b.
the vito OF tho same Gus Rubin
who once aspirrd TO heavyweight
honors In the prixe ring. Gus had
bcou turned down by tho commis'
sion when nc applied for q license
10 net a. referee. and Mrs. Hahiin
wont 10 seq about Il.
The shrinking secretary shisercd
under the implsive attack Of the
suffragette and mildly explained
that there we're too many referees
OF boxing and Gus would have "a
wait until some Of them died OF
retired under tho fire Of criticism
from defeated fighters
What do yon meant" said Mrs'
Gus. I'm u taxpayer and my hun-
band Is taxpayer. There must
DO no discrimination. I demand
equal rights and Insist that Mr..
Rubin be appointed"
More explanations followed. but
tho aecresary held his own under
IRE. and Gus IL suil on the waiting
list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11

Frank Klaus Jack Dillon Buck Grouse. IL. full
Mike Gibbons OF 81
Paul. Minn wss and he surely undertaking. mans srsd 1oe
Tex Richard ssw Bomby Wells work out In New York.
bark word
time The hope u the
vhits n sttenuAted Engishmsn.
lack Warcp OF the best pitchers the New York
Harp
York this both
Of these players their in the national zane
In spite Of the fact that George Shredder sold the mos
players hast and that Nike Lynch and o. OF TIE PLAYERS
much tbs nnsp mani
York but the
around the third sack for Nke
Pitcher rrs1
declared that
ashs Ms Lynch would orego the paAts
w Bill Fisher Win b
nianns that And BAL the bcst 10 tbs
frstsackc bat hasni taken
the public into his confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
JOHNSON NOT
So HEAVY
coLoRED CHAMP SAYS LON
DON STORIES WERE FALSE

~ 1880 - : =
CHICAGO. Jan. lily stepping
"a the scales. clad only In his fight
ing togx. and tipping the beam nj
40 pounds. Champion Jack Johnson
today has set az rest rumors from
London and Paris which stated tina,
hs could never get into condition 70
night again because OF excess
weight. According to these reports
johnson weighed close to $50
pounds.
AFTER the Weighing tho negro an.
nounced that as HIS trunks and
uhoes weighed about three pounds,
his actual weight was close to 2sd
sounds. He pointed out that ~
Is generally entered the ring weigh
M about alO. Il would BE- easy ia
~ rid Of the surplus roundaEsA
Il guess you writer's know nov.
said Johnson to the newspaper men
today. that those reports from Eu'
rope we're all hunk. With more
than four months 10 get In shape
for the Flynn match. | expect TO be
IN ~ good condition ~ when !
fsced jcffries ut Reno"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
FLYNN IS UNDER
RYAN'S WING NOW

CHICAGO. Jan. H--Jlm Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman who In sched
uled 10 fIeht Jack Johnson In July
ut Wendover. Utah. for tho worlds
heavyweight championship. today In
en- route To Toronto. CANADA. 10 pre-
pare for his io-round bout with Al
Kubiak on January 10. Al Toronto
Tommy Ryan will take charge Of
F1ynn's training camp. and will d.
rect his training from that time ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
CHEERS FOR SUNDAY WHEN
HE CONVERTS TEX JONES


WiCHtTA. kan.. Jan. ii.--BiIly
Sunday, the evangelist, has added
three diamond recruits 10 his list 81
converts today asa result OF bis ~.
vivai meetings hers. A great cheer
from the audience went up whom
ths conversions Of Tex Jones Of
tho Chicago White Sox. Albert
isbsli. , young outfieIder. and I'm
pirs Dick Morgan Of the Western
league. we're announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
4 4 4 4 \ - = 4 4 = 80 4 4 =
4 TINKER BEATS sTovAlL: =
or COURSE NATIONAL - =
\ oETTER THAN AMERICAN 4

4 4 4 4 4 = 4 4 . Z Z 4 4 4
Los ANCELiss. Jan. 1l.--Nation.
Al league veterans winfering In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
ZBYSZKO WINS FROM JESS WESTERG Arm


fuy United PRESS Leased Wfrs)
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. lily
winning two straight faIis from
jesse Westerossrd Of oss Moines.
local wrestling fans today are con.
WINGED that BtanisIsus zbysxko 10
tho logical successor Of Frank
0otch, heavyweight wrestling cham
piou. zbysxko won the fret fall IN
I hour and minutes with far
arm and body hold. and the second
In minutes and ~ seconds with q
head scissors, which he worked Into
Z reverse Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11

Gan FRANCISCO. Jan. H.
Heari Casey. one Of the bset-
kneun baseball players on thu
coaat. and cnc-time star second
baseman, has bean appointed an
umpire IN the Coast league BY
President Baum.
Cassy vas with tho Portland
Northwestern league team last
year. and has been = member Of
the Sacramento. Fresno and Port
land Coast league teams. He
managed the Portland Northwest
og1 team IN 1919 and was . mem
~ a. the fhmous Tacoma TIGERS,
who Numbered among IL starr
such players - Overall. Kssfe.
ohoehan and EaSan-
Casey II very popular among tn
fans on the Coast league circuit.
and HE selection IL being well re-
ceived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11

Mike Doniin. In preparation for
strenuous campaign. In condition
ing himself at Hot Springs. Mike
Is peciing of weight rapidly and
reports he will be Ia the beat kind
Of shape when the rest OF tho team
starts south.
Two Of the best pltchsrs In the
Northwestern league last year we're
Charley Schmutz and Blaine Cor
don. Both will be with the Tigers
again next year. Good nucleus for
a pitching staff right there's BE.
sides this pair. Mike Lynch has
Doc Higgins. Fred AnnIs and Lefty
Miller. Three right handlers and
two southpaws. Looks like the tt
gers have the edge so far.
----
Fielder Jones says the now elias
sification, which tho Coasters
thieved from the National assocIa-
ton, Is good thing. Walter Nc
Creole says II Is very bad. Jones
points out that the new "A body
will have greater field TO draft
from. and Walt rises to remark
that the Coasters will have to pay
the piper. tina; while more drafting
can be done, II Will cost more for
each player drafted. me to tho
big leagues for my timber after
this" says Walt Anyhow, the Nc
Credies get all their players from
Cleveland or through Cleveland,
anyhow. SO. what's the difference7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
MORE SUNDAY
BALL !.
-FOUR WESTERN cirigsss IN
AMERICA WILL HAVE "

CHICAGO. jan. President
Han Johnson OF the American league
today issued orders TOR the league
members 10 meet here February II.
when the playing schedule viii be
mapped out. lie announced that
tho American league schcdulc would
be more satisfactory 10 the owners
this year. because Sunday baseball
viii BIO permitted In four Western
cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
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100 WILL PARTICIPATE


DENVER. Colo. Jan. ii.--Aifrvc
ID Orc. worlds thrsecushioa ~
Hard champion. today has Iced OF
- points over Jos Carney. the pa
cif1c coast champion. In the flrxs
btock Of their i50.poins matnh Tor
tho title. D. Orc scored 20 points
70 CArney's rs. Although Garner
was In good form. h. was unable
70 run moro than thres. whiIs Ds
Gro thrice scored five In IN inning
Stxty-four inniags we're necessary
to make the 80 points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11

Among those VINO
rooted from the side
Iinen were Frank
Chance. Johnny Kane.
lin Jeffries. Happy
Hogan, Henry Berry.
Tom Carrigan and
Tom Jones. Tinker
he's issued : challenge
baseball c0Iouy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11

! GOOD sMoKER on
! TAP FRIDAY I

y , = = = = = = = y
The Spanish Americas
Grams wilfs give . beDs1lo =
Friday night. The Dgoo
20 TO the free employs
which they maintain.
event Of the evening VI II
round 90 between Ar 49,
Oscar Mortimer. Thero W.
be = little comedy On t. r
tie royal between nvs u
black boys. The proezon 4
posed entirely Of bos1ne
Willie vetro win 20 Ae1ln
O'Mallcy. Charley 01vor|
Young Maxwell ought q q
little real sport Chaylo
man and Andy Russell r.
At 1SS pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11
NEW INSTRUCTORS NAMED FOR THE RAINIER
VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB

decided
naming from Thts
deedsd Austin handles N HE
uor and the plan vas pst into lmmsssts effect -. .
ehapd Wilson Wd divide te
b shtetss Ross viii - horne inssctsr
ohsn6 WRESTLING Wlse0 Will charge ~ s
Al shsct an6
ohsnd
ehand
this u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-11

los Angeles are Grow
Ing today over tho
continuous pool vic
tory Of Joe Tinker.
shortstop Of the Chi.
cago Cubs. who took
tie measure Of First
Baseman Stovall Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-26

Ben Bowman, Kenton, o.
mistook Fred Dittis for sheep
killing dog. Shot him. Dittis
may recover.
Mary Thiebaut, IL, Edwards
vile, Ill, says she'll kill herself if
not allowed to marry Sam Mat
thias, Is. Both in Jail at New
Philadelphia.
Pancho Villa, former Mexican
bandit, now leader of federal
forces, wants President Madero
to let him fight duel with Pas
quale Orozco to end rebellion. If
Villa kills Orozco, rebels to lay
down arms. If Orozco kills Villa,
Madero to resign. Madero doesn't
seem to be at all het uptover the
idea.
Three tornadoes swept Nebras-
ka last night. Two fatally in
jured; % seriously hurt. Pas
senger train swept from track.
Farm near BARLEY picked up and
carried away.
Being swept by tornadoes just
after being swept by Roosevelt is
certainly playing in bad luck.
Winona Killa, 1e, Hfbbing,
Mimi, arrested. Tore up clothes.
Refuses to put new ones on. Po-
lice can't bring her to trial-or
are to modest to, anyway.
Don Jaime, second son of King
Alfonso, of Spain, will be deaf
and dumb all his life. "Sins of the
fathers" etc. The Bourbons al
ways were an unsavory lot.
Missouri's big Eight" has
49, :..i.A.-,,oLo.I r. D.. Ia
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-26

Pu4I, 4d1C supporters III MISS
ouri say they're going to hold a
little convention of their own,
and send their own delegates to
Chicago.
Some people seem inclined to
blame Captain Moore, of S. S.
Mount Temple, because he would
not risk sending his ship and its
900 passengers to follow Titan
ic by steaming to aid of Titanic
through icefeld in night.
But if Moore had driven into
the icefeld, and the Mount Tenn &
pie and its passengers lost, he'dA
have been held up to the bitterest
condemnation.
Thibetans declared independ-,
ence. .Whereupon Chinese in
Thibet arose and massacred all
the Thibetans they could drag
from their cyclone cellars. Presi-
dent Yuan Shi Kai rushing troops
10 1HlDet 10 help IN the massacre.
Fire started in vacant house
by. tramps, swept Evanston, ILL.,,
today. $4,000 loss.
Steamer Alameda, while being
towed to berth at Seattle, Wash,
broke loose Crashed through
dock. Sank steamer Telegraph.
Three women in dock waiting
room badly injured.
eyes, Col. Roosevelt wrote me
concerning the presidential situa-
ton about year ago. Maybe.I
will give the letter to the news
papers later. Senator Murray
Crane, of Mass, coming out of
his shell at most opportune
time.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-13
YVeffe'S
Ghost
BY Louise Heiiger
Copyright. 1911 by Associated Literary
Prcss.)

Copyright, 1911 by Associated Literary
Press.)
Are you ghost?" asked little
Yyette.
The ghost smiled. Now you know
as well as do" he told her, that
there are no ghosts left--the sensible
people have killed them all"
What can't make out" pursued
Yvette. unheedlng. rs how you got
IN here. and why no one else seems
10 see you-this morning. for instance.
when was sitting with my auntie in
the morning room. The windows were
shut. the door did not open. and yet
all at once | looked up. and there you
were standing smiling And auntie
got up suddenly--she said she felt a
change-and left the room without
seeing you?"
Now. ! ask you. do look like a
ghost?" said the handsome man in the
well fitting tweed suit. as he rose from
his chair and made leisurely inspec-
ton OF himself In the glass over the
mantelpiece. DO | clank? All re-
spectacle ghosts clank. DO appear
at midnight and point spectral
finger? No, bit. My entrances arc
as you have justly observed. noise.
less. The latest visit have ever
paid you was we'll within the conven-
iional calling time. No. Yvette. am
too respectable TO be q ghost"
lie dropped back into his armchair.
Yyette crossed the room with pleas
ant little rustic OF silk skirts. sat her
self down on the sofa facing him.
and considered him gravely.
Its six months since you've been
coming and going like this she said
reiiectively The first time you came
remember you nearly frightened me
TO death. II was a winters afternoon.
was sitting by the fire reading. and
all OF sudden there you were sit
ting in the same chair staring at
me"
Well. you stared back at me-" re-
marked the ghost. You looked so
pretty. 100. with your flushed cheeks
and the fame light dancing on your
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-13

hair that | wonder didn't kiss you
hen and there" His merry eyes
danced rs he noted her rising color.
Alas. that ghosts don't kiss. Yvette."
he finished whimsioally.
And when asked YOU how you got
IN. pursued Yvetie. pretending not 10
hear. "yon told me you were relative
OF the people We had just taken the
house from. and had lived here so
long you couldn't keep away. You
said, too, you came to look for some
thing: but you never told me what Il
vas"
Perhaps It was only memory"
said the ghost. and suddenly. though
il was warm afternoon. the room
seemed very cold. so that Yvctte shiv-
cred and was glad when long streak
OF belated sunlight came gliding sud.
denly across the floor.
And then YOU asked me not to tell
any one had seen you"--she return
ed bravely TO the attack. though The
fading day had stolen the sunshine
back. "You said You knew a secret
way OF coming and going. and that
no one but me would ever know you
came
Well. no one does" retoried the
ghost, though wlll admit I've had
one or two narrow shaves, This morn.
ing. for instance. Il your aunt had
looked up before slipped behind her
Id have been caught sure
"Why. OF course. how stupid OF
met" cried Yyeite ioyfully. That's
how you arranged II. and auniie is
short.sighted. Then you aren't a
ghost after all I'm so glad BE.
cause sometimes. YOU know. I've been
frightened about #. and wondered"
Foolish little Yyette.'' said the
ghost ienderly Haven't warned you
not 10 AXE me seriously? No man, be
he human flesh and blood and not
merely dust and bones. is worth TAX
ing seriously. Smile. Yye'te. and let
me see how blue your eyes are when
they look into mine. Love Is short as
life. Yyette. we must make what use
OF II we can"
Have you ever loved?" asked
Yveite. her white fingers pulling rest
iessly at tho lace OF her blouse.
Heaps OF times" replied the ghost
promptly. Some for week and a
day others for an hour. Once loved
I'LL" frown creased hts brow-"but
let as talk Of other things Had I q
heart left. Yveite. would give II to
you, but Tie worms have sucked the
iife from Il I'm nothing but your
guosi. Yye;te-"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-13
snowstorm In Tendon.

There is always a touch OF incongru-
fly about snow In London. Gilbert
White. who visited London on January
%. 1876. in snowstorm. was sur
prised at the changed aspect OF the
city. He journeyed through sort OF
Iaplandian scene. very Wild and gro
tesque indeed. But the metropolis II.
self exhibited a still more singular ap
pearance than the country: for. being
bedded deep in snow. the pavement OF
the streets could not be touched By the
wheels or the horses feet. so that the
carriage ran about without the least
noise. Such an exemption from din
and clatter was strange. but not pleas
ant; IL seemed TO convey an uncom.
Portable idea OF desolation: ipsa silen.
tia terreni.'-i.ondon Chronicle
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-13
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
For Snow Hill People to Neglect.

The great danger Of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them Health Is
gradually undermined Backachc. head
ache nervousness. iaineness. soreness.
lumbago. urinary troubles. dropsy. gravel
and Bright's disease. follow in merciless
succession. Don { neglect your kidneys.
Help the kidneys with the reliable and
safe remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills. which
has cured people right here Ia tins To-
cality.
John W. Herman. Main Street. Ber-
lin. Md says. II snail never cease TO
be grateful for the benefit Doan' S Kid
new Pills brought me. | was a constant
sufferer from kidney complaint and back.
ache and often was SO lame that !
could hardly get up after sitting. The
kidney secretions passed too frequently
and caused me untold annoyance. Moth
ing benefited me until began taking
D0an's Kidney Pills. BY the time ha,.
finished half the contents of a box, |
felt better and am now completely
cured. Other members Of ms family
have used Doan's Kidney Pills with the
most satisfactory results
For sale hy AL dealers Price 50ccnts.
Foster Milhurn Co Buffalo. New ! ork.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan $ and
take no other
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-13
Inspired Famous ,iymn.

"Jesus. Lover OF Ny Soul" Is a
hymn around which many traditions
and sacred associations cling The
story connected with its origin may
be legendary. but II Is no less beauii-
full It's author. Charles Wesley, was
sitting at his desk by an open win
dow when bird pursued by hawk
few in. The bird was saved. for the
hawk feared 10 follow t. The inci
dent inspired Wesley TO write his
famous lines
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-13
Cannot EIImlnate Love.

A periodical devoted 10 the drama
pleads for plays based on some emo.
ton other than love The difficulty
in producing such plays is that every
play must have hero. and in making
a hero the playwright. as well as his
audience. almost inevitably adopts the
view expressed two thousand years
ago by a scribe on one % the dead
walls OF Pompeii. He who has never
loved woman Is no, gentleman"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-13
We will
belP you.

II you are living IN rented house
you. no doubt. have long desired to own
your own home aud have made plans to
that end There is no need TO delay the
matter. when the Snow Hill Building
and Loan Association is ready 20 help
you, ana wnen you realize that tho
money you have been paying out every
year for rent would have bought and
paid for home for you, then you will
no longer continue to pay rent
Call and see W d. Cordry. Jr.. Set
rotary Of the Association and he vii
explain how you can get the money
build you house an and easy way b.
which you can repay the loan
Snow Hill Building and .oan
Association.
MARION 7. HARGIS.
President.
W. d. CoRDDRY. Jr.
Secretary.