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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-01-25
Personals

Hartford Life is better. tt
Mrs. R. Rosen is in Little Rock to-
day.
Typewriters for rent. See J. D..
Dunaway.
Walter Terry left this morning for
Little Rock.
For Sale-Six good young mules.
Apply to Carl Moss. 10Sd10t*
VIM. CADY, the baggage man.
Phones 321, 113, 1872
Hear Katherine Ridgeway at Cen
trial Saturday night.
j. S. Carter and John Camp went
to Morrilton this morning.
Wood of all kinds for sale. Call
phone 265, Windows gin. d3t*
President J. J. Doyne of the State
Normal is in Little Rock today.
For Rent-Four-room house with
barn and garden. Mrs. E. P. James. If
Katherine Ridgeway at Central col
lege Saturday evening, January 27tl
Everybody has heard of Katherine
Ridgeway. Now is your opportunity
to hear her.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-01-25

Mrs. L. H. Pyle is visiting her
mother, Mrs. F. E. Permintcr, in
Little Rock.
Get it in the Hartford Life-the
prompt, claim payer. It's the best.
j. D. Dunaway, agent. If
Five-room dwelling for rent; locat-
ed on Clifton street, west of Hendrix
College. C. E. Durham agency. diff
For Sale-A good secondhand soda
fountain and all necessary equip
ment. See Menty & Dollahite. diff
For Rent-Four-room house, barn,
good water, large garden, in Ander-
sons addition. See Lee Harris, R. F.
d. No. A. 1086t#
If you want to see a good shoemak-
er, see G. P. Brock, north of Layman
hotel. All hand work and guaranteed
to be good. 10S-d5t
A policy paying $4,000 per year to
your wife for her lifetime would cost
little. It's cheap. If interested, drop
me postal. l will call. J. D. Dun
away. If
We have installed new shoe repair
ing machinery and tools and are now
prepared to do yeu work cheap while
you wait. Satisfaction guaranteed.
I. R. Douglass & Sons. DIT
Strayed-Black mare, weight $50
pounds, IA 1-2 to Is hands high, 6
years old, no marks or brands, har-
ness marks on side. Reward for re-
turn to Buffers wagonyard. d3t*
We have bought the Harrod barber
shop, and will continue at the same
stand with the same workmen. Good
work, reasonable prices. Give US a
call. c. c. and P. H. Jones. d6t*
We have installed new shoe repair
ing machinery and tools and are now
prepared to do your work cheap while
yau wait. Satisfaction guaranteed.
T. R. Douglass & Sons. d3t
You will miss rare treat if you fail
to hear Katherine Ridgeway at Cen
trail College Saturday evening, Janu-
airy 9th, as she is recognized to be the
best known reader of the present gen.
Grafton.
A dress form moulded from your
own figure enables you to fit and make
your own dresses with ease and style.
Made to order by Miss Spain at Mrs.
j. d. Golfers. Please call any time
for information and fittings. diff
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Mr. land Mrs. w. L. Cathey return
ed to Little Rock last night, after
visit of several days to Mr.. and Mrs.
Faber Hicks.
Rev. Forney Hutchinson, who has
been conducting series of meetings
at Hendrix College during the week,
was called to Little Rock this morn
ing on account of the illness of his
wife.
DR.. j. Y. Bailey has returned from
Memphis, where he went to purchase
equipment for his dental office, and i:
preparing to begin practice here ir
the near future.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-01-25
The family medicine IN thousands of
homes for so years-Dr. Thacher's Liver
md Blood Syrup.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| am candidate for mayor of Con-
way, subject to the action of the DEM
ocratic party at the ensuing election.
am in favor of better streets and
understand how to make them better,
having had large experience in that
line years ago. l am also in favor of
better lights and more lights, better
waterworks, better morals and more
morals, better religion and more re-
ligion. (tf) w. B. HINES.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-01-25
ZEMO CURES ECZEMA, PM
PILES, DANDRUFF, PRICK
LY HEAT, SUNBURN.

and affords you skin comfort during
the hot weather. We give you three
reasons why We recommend ZEMO
for skin trouble.
list. ZEMO is a clean, scientific,
liquid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
agreeable to use.
End. ZEMO stops itching at once
and allays the irritation and prompt
ly soothes and heals the skin.
3rd. ZEMO gives universal salts
fastion and is recognized by skin spe-
cialists as the standard remedy for
all skin and scalp troubles.
If you wish to try bottle of
ZEMO for yourself or one of your
children and it does not do exactly
what we say, we will return your
money without bubble or question.
White Drug Store
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-01-25
ARRANGING FOR
PROHI SPECIAL

Little Rock, Jan. 25.-Arrange-
ments are progressing for the pro-
posed prohibition special to be run
over the principal roads of the state
pext July and August, with Bryan
and other noted temperance workers
and speakers. Up to the present
time over 125 towns are interested in
the movement, which promises to be
most interesting feature of the fight
that is to be made for the adtpion of
the statewide statutory prohibition
law.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-01-25
How Best to
Decorate

is question of interest to ev-
eryone at this time.
To solve the problem with
greatest satisfaction and the
least trouble, you should see the
new line of Astistic Wall Pa
pers we have just received from
Remien & Kuhnert Co., the big
Chicago manufacturers.
May we have the pleasure of
showing samples and quoting
prices? Please call or write to
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Dsitsre .Snbuitrial Worfers Of tbs
Worlb" aus Gan Diego
binausgebraht.
4us benz u Ser d 10 m :
munasdsbiete.

" " o DEM | " ~ HI
mungssebiete
2ouispille, ap., 5. Qpril. -
Bis isBt iinb in bsm neberihpsms
munasoebist 18 ptrionen unts Sebsn
sstommen. 9si Birds point. Ulo.. sr.
trant cine gan3e, aus fiinf a0pfen be-
Itsbenpe camille uno bret anosre gsers
fonen in Der Rdb, purosH BON ben
;sluttsu nit ioris.rifen. Menn aud
i'm oberen WiTiiIippi.9 bale Die Gage
Ii9 stpas sebeHsrt gu haben ihetnt, 10
psritle6ttrt Il. iih beosuteno I'M uns
t.ren. Gs parsu uQerboHo alarmlrsnoe
Gerii4te iiber ihtpsre llneIiidsidue i'm
llmlauf, untsr aHoerem, odb Der
Damn, tpsl6tr bic Staot eairo Dor
ben sluthen BEG Ohio idiist. gebro'
hen iei. .g fielIt. ith absr ipater bers
aus, bab oiei. 0eriidte D0llia erfunosn
parsn. Die eepalti9e Wahermsnge,
peIts BEN MiHiIiippi aus ieinen pts'
len RebsnfIiifen Suitromt, oroht ben
Risoerunaen i'm unteren Stromluul
nit ptrbeersnoen uebsridpemmungen
! Der bD6fte DaFsritanb bes Sbio be-
QouisOiae pirb bis Samftag 4Dent
ooer Sonntag WorgeH srtpartet. 2aIl'
! ienoe BON 4rbeitern iino eamit be-
! ihdftiqt, ben Damn. pelher ol'
/ fruht6aren Risosrunsen oss norbo'tli'
den JenneT.e Dor ben Jluthsn be:
| Rifiiiippi idiist. gu itdrtsn. Rad
/ alien b.probten pIdBsD Hno Wdrnun
oen oef4itt tporben. iih uaa boher &c
| l.gen.n Grtsn gu fliiht.H. Der buri
| bi. lleberI6pemmungeu cngerittet
Gdaben pirp uuf fiinf big s.hn Wsil
lipnen Dollars abseihdst.
| Gpdt am f5rsitag Rahmittds brdt
| Der srobe Rssierunssoumm psitllc
Don 6idnlan, Der ben R.elfoot CAT
Diftritt asntndn's unb 3ennshee'
fbiiste. Diei. G<g.no III oiti beoOlisl
uno man befiirdiei, baB Wsnibenlebe
babel perloreH seben iperosH.
| Das neue ueberihDtmmungsssbl!
i'll an so Wleil.n lang uno bon 8 bi
| 80 MeiIen brett. Die gepuItisen Wal
lermaiIen, ipelte iiG auf oisfe Ris
berunoen ergiebsn.. perminoern Die OF
fcbr fir Cairo unb Rem Waoorio. Vi
Nathe3, WiH.. bat Der Wiiiifippl b
reits bic GefabrboS errtiht uno a
lentholben tperben oi. Ddmme Del
. itdrtt. Die 313 Weilen lanse Strec
bon Columbus, an., Biz 6elenc. Irl
iheint ON m.ii..n sef6hrbsi su isin.
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5itoriide Gsbduoe Il
gnslanb burh Gsutr
aer fort

2onbon, 8. april. Trsi biiioris
ite alte Shlofier iino in Der Rad.
pom Jreiias gum Somitas bur4
syeuer serit0rt tporoen. DGs Grfte mar
Cate 1ouis in DiItibire. elm prdtiises
UebGnoe aus Der .3eit elIiubetas, in
benz ii1 alte Utobel BON unitdsblrem
N,ertb befdnoen. Gs puroe BON ptren
6pIben SIinsiportb. einem parlo.
msntsmiiglieb, beipobnt. Der nit fsiner
syrau uno ieinen ainoern nur oar1
bas 9ellen zines 5unoes DOT Dem lobe
aerettet nuyoe. Die Jamilie tnttanl
nur In ben HohtletDern.
Die beiben anbersn Gebdube. bic
seritort nurDen. fino bas Robobus
boule am God aomono unb oas
GAlob Bibbstcipn bel Repon i'm
gounip Weatb in Jrlano.
RubIano ma DIT NIT.
2onbon, 6. april. Giner Tep..
| {he bes .Dailp telegraph aus ct
petersburs 3ufOlae bat Rub!ono nur
beFinitip singspiuigt, iih nit $50.
OOO, 900 an Der BON ben ~fehs WGh
| ten CHINA bssusuiSttn Gnls!9s su BE-
lthlilseen.
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Mms Der Smnoesbamptftaot

Die 9orlage our ReOiiipn Der StabIz
3oQe
Dirb am Is. 4prtl bonn Senot aufz
genommen tperoen.
Die rspublitaniids MajOritdt beg 81
nan3 Sommittees,
Wlit alleiniger Gugna6me bes Senas
tors Ga 5ouette,
9at iia entf6ieoen geg.H bic gOrlags
ertldrt.
Sberleutnant 5oufer bon ben p5iItps
pinen 3unbi6dfterH
Bsgen Wtibbanblung ieiner 2eute
uno tpesen Srunten6eit aus Der Or
NEE entlaiIen.
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gfoiten angsbunoen unb Gag uno
Naat obue SpetIe uno Grant in fols
der Gage gelufien huben. @r ioa feIne
2sute NIT Der peitf6e gefhlusen uno
einen Wunn am ufer zines Jluhes
Derart on einsn Baum dngebunoen bas
ben, ou ber ge3ipungen mar, plele
Stunoen lang nit einem SUB i'm Bdis
Ter 3u ftshen.
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gllIe puroen kiinnunsslos clsSs9rd'
ben, aber nur elmer iit ieitoem
eeitorbeu.
Aus benz Deutf6en Reid.

Berlin, 5. april. - Die Berg
mann Gsieuihaft btroffentIitt cine
u.beriidt iibtr i1ren seIddftliten
Status. Oarno6 iiellts ii6 Der
gDerib bes llnifaBes fir oas IeBte
sssnbr a,f 66 Willionen Wlart, sesen
50 WiGionen i'm gorjabrs. Der
Heineepinn bttrug nah ben iibIihen
abfhreibunsen 3.116,0O0 Wors, ses
een 3,251 900 Wart i'm Sabre 1910.
Die beionbtren Np,d,reibungeu Bee
sifferten iih anf 100000 Wsari. 10
nob pie Grsl1rune elmer DiDtoenpe
pon fiinf prpsent erm0gIi6t ipuroe.
Der Ropitolbebarf bel1nft lih auf %
Winionen Utari. 3dpon tpsroen 14a
WiiIionen Rart on Elm Soniortium
beosben, peIfxs aus Der Deutiden
9dnt, Der 0istonto Geieaihaft, benz
Gtnsaffhauienfhe 9dntpsreiu uno
Der 4nsemsiRen Deuti6en areoitans
ita!t hIisbi, uno sipor gum aurie bon
10. Den alien 4tiiondreu tptrben Die
neuen antbeile Inn 1srbdltniB bon
stpei su ems anseboten. Di. Siemsnss
Shudert Werte iibernstmsn 81
Wlillionen Wlort su sleihem aurs.
Ia3u per6ffenaifen bic Siemensa
5hudert : Werte gleihfuas cine Grs
tlGrung. Oisi. beiast i'm tpeisntlihsn.
ibre Betbeiligung bebsuis .ein Dtpnos
pol. Sm Gessntbeil tpiiroe bas 8ers
fftpinbsn Der 8ergmanns lsbhaft 81
bebauern fein. Cine seiunbe. srdftigs
Hcniurrsn3 lei n0ibig. Cine l1pdht
ober iibermibige piiroe 9suti4Ianos
Glsitrisitdtsz Jrbuftrie auF oem WeIts
mortt iddniaen. Dotxr iei bas grs
baIsen Der GelbIt6nbisieit Der Berg.
mann merte gu erbofftH.
Das biefise .9aseblntt" bmsrti
bosu, bic GriIGruns enihdlie cine niAi
iiberseusenbe Utiinuns bon Rifaisen
unb llnrihtigem, bic irrefiihrenb Jet
Dir mifoe Jormsl. Dab cine freuno'
fhuftlite Heroibuns iinitgefunosr
babe unb teine efF,ttipeaonirOIIe burd
Giemens Shudert ousssiibt tperoer
fole, i1ufne nida boriiber hinireg
baB Ueramann feline tpir.hfdaftIih
Gelbftdnbisteit .insebubi babe. Oi
Wonien. beionbers bi. DeutfHe Ban.
bitten fur cine betmlitx, ober boti
uirtlome aontro1e ourh Siemens
G6udtrt seTorst.
Die u0eutfts 9dsss 3tituns
nennt bic grildrung hardttsriItiId
fir Ole Riibntkit, NIT fpslfsr Ginons
!. nnannten 1bntiaftn psrgetualiiger
inbem lie bic Eeffentlihteit nnb bi
itnatlinen Drgons iibr ben rDirs!iAel
3uftonb unb bic Worsdnge. bic bn5l
sefiibrt b6iten. iauidisn.
RoHtre Mbmirai 5ippe
fHbrt Hefunssefh Der
nod Mmerita.
Der Gii6rer bes b.utf6sn Defhpu
btrB, nelhes i'm Juni bic Wiiiten er
tpibsrn fclI, bic i'm Sommfr bts pti
acnoensn Jnbres 3ipei amerifnniid
Osfhmcber In aiel nbssitniiet baber
III nunmebr ousstpdbli tporbtn. DI
gDcbl nes Reihss sWarinenmts iii al
ben Qontreobmirdl Clipper sefdllel
Der Abmirol s<bOrt Der beutfhtH Wc
rine felt Dem 12. april oes Sabre
1881 an unb in Biz Dor iurStm al
Qommonbeur Der !. 1orptbobipifio
III aieI ibGiig etipefen. Inn b0nn 5ul
g]raen hes ittllpertrsienhen 5ipsiteH vi
mifals 1ss AaisldrunSlf9 9tffe autla
.Sa1sn.
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Wetterb rberiHt.

Sir Ohio, Snbiond unb bas
ipeItlihe gsnninlpnnieu: GhDnes Wet=
ter am Samitds; Strihregen unb tiihs
ler in Der Samitag Ro6t ooer am
@onntag. Giarte fiioliHe Biz iiios
tpeitlide Winbe.
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MuslanO. O.Selegrapb
llonopO(lsmus in DeuUd(anO
Die 0leftri3itdtstperte I'm
9an5en Neid)
Gefanse,t alfud6fi6 unter
eiuen SUIT.
3mei 3spplinsauftf4iffe itattsn
sleihSeitis.
Don aipsi p.rfdi.benen Stdo!sn tom'
menb, Wannbeim einsn 8eiud ab.

Die 4uflSiuns bes ungariidsn Rsits'
ratbs rpegen isiner SbfruisioH
aeeen bic Webrportage
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Mdt profsForen unb Stubsn'sn Don
Der uniperiitGt bon aaiba4 Don
elmer Canine peri6iittet.
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wirb s.s.n Gnbe april srfOIgsn,
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Gin ruiTiIfer SpiOn in Wisn Dsrurs
tbeilt.
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JnfanO Ge(csrap6
DDS 9o6maQsr i'm Md0fppi.
I6a(.
Der Heetippt Cafe 0amm bel
@idmau, ap., BON ben
sylutben burhbruhen
llub es fpercen cabur1 100
C.nabratmeilen 9anb iibers
ibtueumt.
Die Gage tpirb iebt om unteren Wiis
fiHippi cine INNER Dsobenoers
unb txitere 9nmmbriide tDiirben
nidt iiberraitsn.
Gs tpiro mlnbeitsns cine gDo6e pers
s.ben, Biz bic Jlut6en
suriidgeben.
S!dotstonpention Der probibitionifeu
BON Sbio.
Die partei iteat elm Doaitdnoigss
Stadts Sidet duf.
Wsitsre .Snbuitrial Worfers Of tb'
Worlb" aus Gan Diego
biuausgebra6t.
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Die partsi felt elm Dollitdnbisss
Stadts Sidet auf.
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Tub eS tperOen Dabur6 15O
C.naoratmeilen 2anb iiber>
idbtuemrnf.

Die Gage fpirb iest am untsren Mils
fiifippi cine INNER Dsobennere
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iaro BON 9 itbnp 1u m
aronfc nj nj iiidr In
aroatiea ernannt.

Tie bereits eeineloete fritiihe Giit.
nidlnHa Der Ginae in stroatien iii
in bieiigen beitinterridteten areiien
lett geralinler 3eit er1partet lporoen
M;it Der auibebilng Der UerfaiIuHg
TIT gleih5eiiig bic Grnenniing oes TO-
niglihen aommiiidrs erfolct. als
folder funetrt Der unlingFt siuoeiette
.9enuD Gbuorb pen gus01.
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S!aatstonpention Der probibitioniiten
BON Sbio.
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SberIeutnant Souier bon ben pbilips
pinen 4unbI I9dfterH
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09

Manager Dicke, of the Boise
Valley electric railway, stated to
the Times over the phone yester-
day that no decision has yet been
made as to the proposed change
in the Boise-Nampa route. Di-
rector Watson, who is now in
Boise, has been considering other
important matters connected with
the Mainland power interests, but
before he leaves for the east,
it is hoped that he will decide the
electric line route. There is a
chance however that he will pre-
fer to lay the matter before the
other eastern directors before
announcing decision, and in this
event there will be several days
more delay.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09
Public Sale of Furniture.

As ] am going east | will sell at
public auction at Meridian, on
Tuesday. February 18th, at one
O'Clock, nay furniture which is all
high grade and nearly new
Golden Oak dining room set, two
Golden Oak bed room suits, mat
tresses, springs, chamber set, cup
board, settee, Mckinley rocker,
Morris chair, large leather rockers,
center stand, tabourette, carpets,
rugs, cooking utensils, dishes, fine
line of bric-a- brac, etc, also six
hole range nearly new, gasoline
stove, / davenport bed, refriger-
ator, lamps and canned fruit.
I. J. Miller. owner, 9. G. T3bias,
Auctioneer.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09
Pomona Grange Organized.

A we'll attended meeting of the
seven oranges of Ada county was
held in Meridian Tuesday, and an
organization was perfected to do
away with the old Boise Valley
Pomona and in its stead to have a
grange representing only the
societies in Ada county, or closely
adjacent It was explained that
questions come up in Ada county
of concern only to the people here
and the same with Canyon county,
SO that it was decided to only take
in the county.
The seven oranges represented
we're: Meridian, High Line,
Union, Syringa, Ustick, Kuna
and franklin. Officers for the
Pomona were selected as follows:
Master, f. G.. F. Smith, Kuna.
Overseer. T. H. McDermott, Union.
Lecturer, J. G.. Petrie, Franklin,
Secretary. Mrs. T. A. Allen, Meridian.
Steward, D. G. Strait, High Line.
Asst. Steward, V. Jacob, Syringa.
Chaplain, Miss Josie Mullen, H. Line.
Treasurer, ]. r. Shinn, Syringa.
Gate Keeker, A. r. Stalker, Meridian.
Ceres, Mrs. C. L. Garrett. Hillsdale.
Pomona, Miss Oral Sebern, Union.
Flora, Mrs. H. Glenn, Ustick.
Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs. Clara Yost,
Meridian.
After the organization a pro-
gram was given as follows:
D. L. Badley, "F'raternity;;"
T. Ell. McDermott, "Taxation;"
Mrs. T. A. Allen, 'The Grange at
Work." T. A. Allen, grange in
surance; W. N. Yost, Economics"
Music was furnished by Mrs.
W. N. Yost, Miss Oral Sebern and
the Kuna Glee Club, consisting of
Mrs. W. R. Gillen, H. B. Mat
thews, Miss Nellie Beckdolt.
A splendid time was enjoyed by
all those present. An all day
meeting was held and a basket
dinner was one of the features.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09

The first number of the Inter-
mountain Farmer. the new ag-
ricultural journal, published at
Boise, was issued Saturday.
While it is not as large and pre-.
tentious as some of the eastern
journals, it is filed with good
ideas and suggestions that are
written by home folks and for the
benefit of our people. The Mer-
idian Times believes in keeping
Idaho capital at home and any in
stitution or project that helps to
do this should be encouraged,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Harriet Basor, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Philip L. Smaus, Executor of
the estate of Harriet Basor deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Executor at
Meridian, Comfy of Ada, State of
Idaho, this being the place fixed for
the transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated February 9th, 1912.
PHILIP L. SMAUs, Exc C utor
H. E. WALLACE, Atty, --.....
Caldwell, Idaho. Scat
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09
Blue Valley Items.

Mr., leighton has sold his 25-
acre farm to James Wagner.
Miss Mildred French is spend
ing the week end with her aunt
Mrs. Pfost.
The children of Mrs. Marion
Pfost who have been suffering
with the mumps are slowly re-
covering.
Bert Coleman has moved into
his new home near, the Victory
school house. ...
Charles Coleman of Durkee,
Oregon, is spending a few days
visiting at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Powell. f.
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Oregon Short Line Trains.

0. 5. L. trains pass Meridian for
Boise at AIS a. m. ll.28 a. m. and
g. I0p. m. 6.55 p. m. and l0.l5
p. m. (from Salt Lake,
O. S. L, trains pass Meridian for
Nampa at 3.03 a. m, to connect
with No. | 7 and I8 east and west
bound on main line; 7.22 a. m,
pony for Huntington; $50 a. m. to
Salt Lake; AIS p. m. pony for
Huntington; SIS p. m. to connect
with No. 5 and e east and west
bound.
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To Provide School Room.

A mass meeting or citizens was
held in the old school building in
Meridian Wednesday evening,
which was we'll attended. The
gathering was called at the sug-
gestion of the school boards of
District No. 33 and the rural high
school, and they explained that a
condition and not theory con-
fronts the Meridian schools, and
that is to provide room next fall
for the already crowded rooms.
If anything is done in the way of
building, it is explained, it must
be started this spring to be of any
benefit for the coming school year.
w. w. Groves presided at the
meeting and A. W.Garrett was the
secretary. Chairman FL. f. Neal
ard VIM. Moreland, of the high
school board. and John Waggoner
of the Maridian district, explained
the needs of the schools.
1t was brought out in the talk
that of the four districts remain
ing in the rural high school dis
trict, two were petitioning to get
out, following the lead of four
other districts that have seeded.
On account of the high valuation
this year, especially of farm prop
erty, the high school tax has been
an additional burden, and nat
urally the residents outside grasp
at the suggested way of reducing
their taxes by doing away with
what some consider luxury more
than a necessity.
Chairman Neal and Superin-
tendent Holt made an estimate of
the probable expense of the rural
district next year, showing that
one half of last years levy would
be sufficient, as $500 had been
expended for new books and ap-
paratus alone, that would not be
duplicated. The rural district
now receives $500 state aid for
each teacher. and il the rural
school is done away with, and
Meridian simply maintains high
school, this help will not be avail
able.
County Superintendent Miss
Iva Wilson was present at the
meeting and made a convincing
argument for the rural school, and
advised Meridian people to main
tain it even if but one outside
district remained loyal, and if this
one district did not favor bonding
now for high school building, it
would be better for the high
school building project to drop,
and instead for District 33 (Mer-
idian) to bond and build a grade
school, which would relieve the
crowded condition, and would at
the same time keep the rural
school organization.
Secretary Waggoner, of District
33. also favored the grade school
building idea, as he said there was
doubt of the outside districts Civ
ing any help in building rural
high school. While the meeting
resulted in nothing but good
natured discussion of the schools
and the best means of relieving
the situation, it apparently pushed
one idea to the front, and that
was that district No. 33 must meet
the situation and solve the prob
lem alone, without much help from
the outside.
It is probable that campaign
will be started for the calling of
an election this spring to build q
grade school, similar in size to the
new building now used,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09

There is a fine article by Prof.
Ball in this issue on THE Care
of the Orchard" Read it. An
other installment will be published
next week.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-02-09

New goods and picture frames
at the Bargain Store. Circulating
library at the Bargain Store.
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The Meridian Times job depart
ment is now getting out the most
attractive sale bill ever seen in
these parts. tits in two colors, on
heavy manila paper.
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