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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
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guuHitaltrt hemie Rahmittas Der
Cincinnati Sgmuaiinm Boat Glnb.

Ter Cincinnati @pnnaiium gont
Club peranitaltet am beiitigen Rad.
mittog iclne ldbrlide 9iegotto, Die
alien 2Iu3eitYen nnf fiG iDieoer 81 ei.
mem qIan5eaScn grfoIg geItalter
nirO. Ter 5tart eriolgt bonn 5ube
Der @ntiou StraBe aus nno ais
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fpugiren. Reiergut tit Serr Gb,
aRurpbp; uIs ssreisrifier Dirfen oic
Serreu Gtarles @ahtel. Games 5lt.
lcn, Bernard WielSiner, Bernard
2cpp uno glnrtin arnftrons. an.
nouneer iii Serr .. 81. Bauer uno
3cremonicnmeiiter Serr ebnrtes Ts.
&eiiie.
lie 1beiInebnler on Der sfegattn
;ino:
Single Sbea Da. @a6feI seaeu
artbur aeenan.
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imG grtbur aeenau gegeH Wi. 8nb.
tel unh Charles Beiiie.
SineIe Gutrigaer - Raul le'
palb aegrn Charles Tauuer IT,
3ouble Cutrigger - artb. Sbclo
uno Z. 9. Bauer pegen Clarence
Mnttermar uno Cigar Jrieblnnner.
Ter 2estere gerpnnn bic pcridbrlse
MeiIteridlnit.
5onr.Cor SbeII geeem Woeinn Barre
- Ssn 5cur.Gar gbell: W. @ntfel.
artbnr aeenaR GbarIes llrban,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
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llnisr agent in SamiItsn III
Scrr Gonoro 9ruf, 449 ShS SinIte
Gtrafe. @eH Gel. 476 g., Spmt
Tbune 1851 u.
- SiabsIIa Mtglsnan, seb. Spptns
heimsr, Witttpe bss Dor bret Sabren
peritor6enen Rstpton WeGleIIon uub
Wuttsr bon 6. WcGlsnan, go. 900
Roro 10. Strabe pobnbaft, itorb ges
fern Wloreen i'm Wercp 6ofpital i'm
aItsr pon ~ Sabrsn an 56wd6e.
- Der goIisiit qbil. Smith tpurbe
porasitsrn 4beno in benz SmttHfden
5katsr BEL Der 9oriteluns Der 9iIoer
Der .Sdlatt Don 8sttpsbrrg" 5ufdlie
BON 5om Smith ir. nit einsm Rspols
Der, fpsItsr nit elmer blinoen pdtrone
gsIobtn mar, In bic rsdte 6dno ets
IboFsn. Rspolpsr luuroen bdsu be-
nuBt. um ben giIceru cine beinabe sss
treus 8drits[Iuns gu p<rIsihsn.
ginbreher oranaen porleste
Raht in bic Jabrjt Der empire Wias
dine Co., Gde Der Ddlnut Strube uno
g., s. unb .. gobr, elm uno erbeutss
ten 5anoDerts;sug,
- Die SteneroufIage fur SomiIton
fir bas benoriisbsnoe Sabr belduft ii6
auf $12.20 pro $1,000.
- Der Gineinnltisr Rehisanpait
RihoIds alsin uno SRI. Sbnitein BON
Cincinnati iperbtn kllte abeno bier TN
Neg! ,ls.. beg beg GCsriH,ts eh1uhes i'm 1nters
tFs bar srpausia gtdohsn, tpel6s ltsts
bin in Der Jabrit 0sr Sterline pupsr
60. bic arbstt ri.0srLesten. Reotn hoIs
ten. Die WGodsn psrlnnsten 20
Gents bic Stun6t, mas ibnen obees
ihIugen tultroe.
Die GstrGries euersaommiis i
iion, beTtsbsnb aus &. 3. Wliiei,lI uno
Z. 6. Simpiou, bat i'm RentinlersGts
bdube cine Office sr0ffnet.
- gbarIss graOolpb pon go. ga
gbeitnut Strabe puroeu neun tperths
pOus 5ibner oeitObIsu.
alpin aelI,r, "a. une aottis
Qbsp. q, b.ib. pon 5amiItpn, er!anss
ten siHsn Seiratbsiteiu.
- 9tpros Rsrtia!sr ipurbs in Der
2. Darb in Der qrimdrpobl bon g.
gioouret cu' b%m eemptratii6.H
DobIsstteI nit rur 3 Stimmen GEE
i6iosen. Wau si1ubts unfdnsli9 bab
RsntidIsr ben Skg oapoasetrng:n
bate.
- Der 8srItt oes @ejunbbeitsbes
amten Tr. u. &. 5mebIsn fir ben Wlos
nat Quguft si5t 40 GdLs Dou 3ipbthes
ritis, od0on pier nit tobtlifem Guss
gang; Z gotenfdle; 13 9ppbusfdue.
barunter sinem nit tDetlihsn @erlouf
5 subertuIoi,fdas unb 4 SoossfdIIe
infOIgs BON GubertuIoie an.
- Jrau Gaais Batter bon 1927
SippIs apsnu, srbisIt gsitern Die Ro6s
rint, oub ibr Sobn Grneit Batter. l8.
mitqIis0 oes II. Reeim.nts Der Bum
oesarms in Din6efisr. go., itarb.
Der D,ritOrbsns Iieb fi6 bier pon mean
Wonotsn arpsyben uno feline 3ei6s
tpirb beute Sur 9ssrbieuns bier sintrsf.
fen. Ssine Wuttsr fDubie ni5ts cen
Itiuer Srdr,bsjt.
- German 5ris. peldber bier Gis
senthum bsiist uno ipobIbtiannt 1T.
lpur0s in isirsm 6eim in g Chattanooga.
Ssnn., BON S9laee 'gsriibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
Sm 9ariit Soipital peritprbra.

Sames Sed. elm WiteIieb Der iyel'
enpebr Stomp. 25, peritarb aeiiern inn
Ghriit SoipitaI am 3hupbnsfieber,
nelhes or ltd beim 2oifen pon bren.
uenoen abfollbaiifen 3,igesogen bate.
Ter Weriiorbene, lpelfer Elm 9riieer
ron 2eipis w. Sed pom Nebnts
iioasitab bes ~ssnnuirer" III, mar
Ieiner 9Rittcr Stiiee. Tie Beer.
Siauna iinoet Dom 1ranerbali;e, go.
|gOi Sfnsc gtoenlie, aus itatf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
8abfpm itttS SeHebme

Serr 7. aIeinbed unb 6ottiu
ron Bolton, Waii, iino auf 8efud)
Bel Serrn ssohn aleiubed an Der 6.
aoenue eingetroffen.
ssrI. StelIo @neji BON geaeoue
iIt pom einem mebripohieen glufent.
halt IN Ganncn snriifgefebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06

Serr Senrn @infel bon Der &
nno Gunton Gpeniie befIngt Der
NerIuit ietneS fIeinen SobneS. Der &c
itern nerihieo.
sSn elmer Sitlmg hes 8ronpiIl'
Mooop 9oiten, 6. u. g., gcIepnc
luurSe Der HeidIub geiaBt, iih an
Rottonal Gneanlpmeut. oas tn Soitis'
niae bonn IL. bis 20. Septentbel
itattiinoet. 81 betbeilioen.
- Serr Greo arueoer rtuo 8ottil
bou geIlenue iinS BON Chicago, Slls.
Surlldgetehrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
itdotiitsn aronsenbaufe

Ssm itdbiiiden aransensaufe se.
braGt.
Dur6 bi. Dei6IsIiianes tines
gloaens Der llniteb Giatts Ggpreb Go.
ipurbe aeitern Clarence 5Drffltr. bon
80. 422 Weff 7. gtrnbe, bon BEN
Saufbrett elmer Sohn StroBs Oar sss
ftobsn, ipoburh er 0eriebunssn ON
aopf unb ON aSrpsr ouDontrus. Die
fetnslisberfiibruns nad BEN ftdoiifneH
6oipiinI nctbpenbig ma6tsn.
aus elmer 65bs BON 18 Gub
itiirste esftern Ro9mitias Der 26Jahrs
dlis Grsb. Rein, 6ighIano 4ps., bon
eintr Wlousr Der GdgIs Wbits qtno
60. uno scg iih tinen armbruf, Dsr'
IebuneeH I'm G<fiht unb innere Dsr'
Iebunesn su. Der @trunsliidts ipurbe
nah BEN it0otiIhen 6oipitaI asbraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06

Charles geiiie, Gorifpain 6. !. glat.
trrnlon. Sn Barge: 60. ssieiierIing.
z. sIbrobants, 3. 8. @nner, artbur
SboIo, Gorilpain 6. Gauner ir.
Neitihluiinmen anf cine Cutter
ruitg bon 90 9oros 5riebIonoer,
9enhtel, Bauer, SboIo. Z. 2onemeao,
9iottermanu, geiiic nno aeenon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
Gie meme GrefntiDe.


/. 8isepr1iioent: Sobn aoenia.
2. M5epraiioent: 5rdnt Sillcn'
fnmp, SoIeoo.
3. 8iSeproiioeut: Sermann 6el.
Iinger, glepeInub.
4. 8iScpraiibent: anrI 6. Iorer.
@ellaire, 8.
;. 9ijcprdiioeut: aarl .Stein, 60.
Iulnbus, 8.
Sefretar: Senrn glIhere.
Sinau3. Sefret1r: Seurp Nies.
Sdasmeiiter: g3m. Soiimonn.
rsn benz fIeinen SdaIe Der Gentrnli
InrnboIle. Der burh Die Siiriorpe oes
gierlpaIters Serrn glboIi groeeler
nebr einem SpeiieiaaI benu elmer
geriammIlinashole gIid, faruen bic
TeIeadten 3im Z. u. Stnotuerbano
aeitern abeub 5u ihrer regeImabigen
Sitiing sitinmmen, Die fur3 mad, adjt
lihr bon Vroiibent Shtpanb erofinet
fpnroe, lrorauf Setret1r aibers bos
ErototoIi Ser Ieeten Geleadten. SiH.
ING SIR 8erlefnna brndlte. 3unddlt
fnm nns Nufnahme.8 .8eiuch oes aaae.
meineu arbeitcr Iurner unS Atble,
ten alubs. Der 60 Wsitslicoer 3abit,
sur SprofJe uno tpiir0e nie iiblih an
0as aSropoeonoo1aommittee behuis
llnteriud,ing unb gerif)teritottuHg
in Der nad,iten Sieiua perfuieieu.
Sm @uftrag oes 9erbanos bate
I'D, graiibent Shpoob an bic beioen
acnareb. .Repr1ientanien BON SnmII.
ten Gounip eeponSt lno oieieIbeu
eriuht, aIle Sebel in 9eiueeung 3u
ieten, nm iii perbinbern. ooB Der
neuen 5arifporIaae Elm Raiius ein.
nerIeibt iperoe, oen3uioIge nlii nlls
giiher, bic in freHloer Sprahe &c.
oriidt iino, norunier aud oeitihe
Slider su s1bIen iporen, Elm Giniubr.
,oa bon 15Gc berehnet peroen foil.
glni oieie Shreibeu Iiefeu aeitern
stbenb bic 9lntporten Der Serren
5fanleu 3ouole uno aIfreb q. auen
Gin, NOR, ; lie erflarteu. baB iie per.
i6rTit geelu bic auierleaune zines
ioIten GiafubrSoIles ieieH nHS oasu
teiiruaen niiroen. bic annnhme eInes
ioIhen Burnaraphen 3u oereiteIlt.
Srer goipole ertlarte ferner. Dab
er por Senator pomerene bic Qerit.
Ger,lna erbaIten babe. bob or audi i'm
Senot aeaen einen ioldsen 9arnara'
phen Itimnen rpiiroe, ob9leidl oeradu'
fus oenielben ihon aittgebeiBen babe.
lie 3ujhriiten Der beioen Reprl'
ienianten puroen NIT @eiinu aniae'
nonnen.
Serr 8orbah berid)tete I'm Ramen
res aonpaane.ausiduiies iiber Die
bonn Sinotratb paIIirte Sroinnas,
aes,itiolge Der WaDor 0as Aed3t ha.
teu ioI, 9ereinen. Die Dem Stnoi.
nerbano nneeboren unb red]tseii,g
I'm ein Kermit nnhfudeu, bic Ser.
aiinitiauug su eeiuobren. ibre Bale
bis 2 llbr Roreens aiisp,oebnen
nno ibnen audi 10 lange ben Nus
idonf BON @etranten Bu erIaiiben,
ieoct unier Der geoinains. bab i5l.
dc Bale tpie grioutb1ae nbgebalteu
lrerben unb teinerlei ausIhreitiingea
portontnen.
SH oiefer 5inFdt iprah ii6 5err
Casper bill sons snergiid esgen ben
unbesrensien 9idstperiouf feiisns Der
f,itoeben6,n 9ereius aus. neil ooSurd,
montem unlitbIom.u unb untpiIItom
men,n sbeilnebmer Der 3utritt err
moaliht tperot: Ferutr kbauert, sr
ben llnfuo bel pieltu Iaasteub1lren
bab 16eiIne6mer als Qonn,n ober
Wouhe perfI,ibet trfbeinen unb an.
feht empiabl ,r BEN 0er,iuen. BEL itreu
a,Itlihteiteu BEN s}ope[Ieu an eu,pfeb.
| len oi, Az Musitreitunusn onimiren.
BEN Roatimts 1an,, iortsulaITen uur
bufur nur aft beutfbe ober onf.an.
| Bio. sGnse auf,uIpieIen. Turcb eiu
| fpldts goroeben piiros eis 0efobr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06

Gefrissr Sies Der .Rees"
in Chi aao.

De Hrtgsr Stes Der sHees
in g Gbi aso.
Sn BEN esitrissH .riten Spsile elmer
turS.H S.rit spiiden rReos" ano
rgubs" in Gbitaeo fungirt,n S6Isus
oersr putaro uno J6ngsr eIarte als
gdtterie flr gtntinndtt esstn 4psHs9
refp. greTHnobon fir Die 0egnsr.
paddrb btfanb fi9 in gutter Gorm
unb bate nabeSu noIIitdnbiss aons
trpae lter Teinsn 8aa. mas, bei Der
suisn untsritiisuns am Bat, ihm az
nen briIanttn She brahis. CT blieb
bis gum Gnoe bes Episles duf ieiuem
poiien, pd5rtno isin 9egner GbeHeb
eurh Qapenosr uno oitisr ourh Stcd
aboeloii fruroe. lluiers Jungsns
mo6t,n IL 7tsff,r ssssn 8 uno ipieIs
ten fsbIsrfrsi seesn 4 Gshlsr. Glarts
mar unI,r better S6l1ger NIT 8 5refs
fern, oorunier Elm oreibaiieer. Hetrui
WndIaHo ma6ts tbeufals 3 Sreffer.
Bates uno 9rob n,dGtsn js 2. pas
dorb Ionbis 8 aufifGfIer sur gant
eeesn unb auf beioen Seiien tpuroen
as 2 GrsipGFs sur /. 8aie p.rftxnti.
Die .Rebs" setpduntn bos Spiel. neil
fie ibren gtsntrn auf alien puntisn
bes Rampfes nett iiberIseen iporsu.
al.tn un5 Srib portn bic S6itbss
ribier.
Die ssfristu Spi.Ie
Cincinnati 020111O04-9
Chicago ..... oo3O00001-4
/. Spisl.
CT. acuis .30O000o00-3
gittsburs 0003o140*-8
2. Spisl.
Ct. 2ouis .....110o01o3o-- 8
pittsburs :. oo520400*-l1
!. Spiel.
pbilabsIpbia 000100000--1
Bottom 0000o0000--0
2. Gpiel.
9hiIao.Ipbio 00000O000OO-o
soiton -. 0oo0000O0Oo-0
(1unteIbeit enSeie bas SpieI ndn
oem IL. @onge.)
grootlnn 0000000-0
Rerp Yort .0201200-5
(Regsn snoeis Spisl mad BEN 7.
gange.)
5eute Ra6mitias Sipeitss Episl Der
Seris 3tpif6sn .Rebs" unb .Gubs@
in Gbitngo. Rad btm Spisk fabrtn
| he Rahaa ~ & H.n.inn.4; Il 80 4 q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
(Regsn enoeie Spisl mad Der
gdnge.)

otutt Ra6mitias stpeitss Spiel Der
Seris apif4sn .Rebs" unb Cubs"
in Gbitnso. Rad bem Spisle fabrsn
Die .ReoEA nab Cincinnati nb, mo iis
rnOreen @ormittas sripnrtst weroen,
um am Qdhmi.ias sin SpisI bier mi.
ben g)iiisburesr .girotsn- gum auss
trag su brinaeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
0.-A. Staotper6ano.
Tie bisbcriaen YiitgIieorr ocr
Staats.GrefntiDe einitimmig
,uieSereripdblt.

Sermann SeIlinger poif- GIepelanS
tritt an Steue bes peritorbeneu 3.
gi3eprdiiSenten 9ouis genbolo.
Die 8abl ourh einen ioIenncn
aommers geieiert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-06
20 G 10 y . + (.

Gie 9.elupprt Office FIR Sas r6in.
rinnaticr guIfSblatt" befinSst iidl ia
3u. 339 gprf StrcFs, seseniiber bcm
Gunrtbanie, mpislbit gsenisfeiten, GIN.
sciscn II. |. m. bis 10 lthr 40 Dlinn'
ten 9lbeaSS enteegereeuommra luer'
ben. Seiepbon South 240t.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-26

wood and light beacon. And then
she attended to the wound on the
side of Roy's face, so gentle, so wo-
manly that he could not resist the i'm
pulse to catch her hands in a thrilling
clasp and pour cut the story of his
love.
"A They knew later that Meta, in the
interest of her brother, had intercept
ed the letter Roy had sent to Helen.
81 must tell you something" whis-
pered the happy Helen, 81 loved you
all along, but the Girtons were so
kind and Meta so pleading, if you
had not spoken l must have been in
fluenced to give my hand where there
was no love. I planned to see you
once alone, hoping hoping 80
"That l would say what l have
told you-oh, blessed runaway
frolc!" cried Roy Lawrence raptur-
ously.
The Neptune found them two
hours later-sweethearts true.
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-26
"DON'T BE A SKUNK"

"DON'T BE A SKUNK"
Says Berton BraIey.
Oh, be not so mighty
And naughty of mien.
Your ways highty-tighty
Are foolish, l ween.
Off of your pinnacle!
Down from your cloud,
Cease to be cynical,
Mix with the crowd.
There's no special virtue
In your little bunch.
To mingle won't hurt you
And that's a safe bunch.
Don't sulk and be mournful
Up there on your shelf.
Don't sniff and be scornful.
Get wise to yourself!
Come on, now, away with
The life of a snob.
It's better to play with
The commonplace mob;
I'll not be obtrusive,
But heed my advice
The skunk is exclusive,
But not very nice!
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-07

platform on the center portico of the
capitol
After. the occupants of the CALLER
les have proceeded to the platform,
employees of the Senate, Supreme
Court, House of Representatives, and
Superintendent office will be admit
ted to seats on the platform.
While the Senators-elect are being
sworn in and the procession formed,
the members of the press, in body
will proceed down the west steps lead
ing to the gallery, through the rotun-
da, to the seats reserved for them
on the platform.
On reaching the platform the
president and the president-elect
will take the seats reserved for
them, the Chief Justice on their right
and the Committee of Arrangements
and the Sergeant at Arms of the Sen
ate on their left.
The ex-president, ex-vice-president,
Associate Justices the Supreme Court
the vice president, Secretary, Mem
bers of the senate, and ex-senators
will Occupy seats on the right.
The retiring members of the house
and the members-elect will be seated
on the right of the president next
and behind the senate.
The Diplomatic corps will occupy
the seats on the left Of the president
Governors Of states and territories,
heads of departments, and Admiral
of the Navy, the chief of staff of the
army, and the officers of the army
and navy who, by name have receiv-
ed the thanks of Congress, will take
seats on the left of the president
When all are assembled, the oath
of office will be administered to the
president -elect by the chief justice
or, in his absence, by the senior JUS
tice present.
The president will then deliver his
inaugural address.
On the conclusion of the address
the members of the senate preceded
by the sergeant at arms, vice-presi'
dent, and the secretary, will return
to the senate chamber. The presi'
dent and the retiring president, &C
companied by the committee of ar
rangements, will proceed to the ex'
ecutive mansion, followed by the pal
ade consisting of army, navy and
marine corps and civic organizations
all of the leading colleges of the
country will participate. When the
president reaches the White House he
will be escorted to the front of the
White House to the especially pre-
pared reviewing stand enclosed with
glass to review the parade.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-07

unofficial, the list is definitely &C.
cepted as follows.
Secretary of State-William j.
Bryan of Nebraska.
Secretary of the Treasury-W1ll'
lam G.. McAdoo of New York.
Secretary of War-Lindley M
Garrison of New Jersey.
Acknowledgement - James Nc
REYNOLDS of Tennessee.
Postmaster-General - Albert Bur-
Lesson of Texas
Secretary Of the Navy--Josephus
Daniels Of North Carolina.
Secretary of the Interior Frank
lin X. Lane of California.
Secretary of Agriculture-David
A. Houston of Missouri.
Secretary of Commerce-William
C. Redfeld of New York.
Secretary Of Labor--William B.
Wilson of Pennsylvania.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-07
STATE ENGINEER NAMED
Statesman


Governor Haines yesterday ap,
pointed Frank P. King state engin-
eer to succeed A. E. Robinson re-
signed. The nomination of the gov
ernor was sent to the senate yester-
day afternoon. 1t is expected that the
nomination will be confirmed this
morning.
Mr.. King has been a resident of
Idaho for a number of years, and has
been Unidentified with the building
of several of the railroad branches
throughout the state. For number
of years he has made headquarters
in Boise, where he has been indenti-
fed with many of the Carey act COM
panies which have their offices here,
and has also been identified with sew
eral of the local contracting compa-
MES in placing new work in the city
for the public service corporation.
He has had a wide experience in the
construction of roads and the deve-
lopment of Carey act projects, both
of which are essential to state en-
gineer. This officer has construction
of state roads and bridges under
his direct supervision and in addition
is the general overseer of the work
being done upon the Carey act pro-
jects in the state.
Since the great development of ir-
rigation in Idaho the state engineer
is virtually the man behind each of
the projects. The appointment of Mr..
King came as a complete surprise to
everyone connected with the state
house and the governors office. Mr..
King will qualify as soon as his APP
pointment is confirmed by the senate.
His bond is fiexd at 100000.
The new state engineer was not
an applicant for the position, but ow-
ing to his wide experience Governor
Haines decided that he was the best
man for the place. He built one of
the largest irrigation projects in the
state of California, which has not
given any trouble since it was con-
structed
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-07
PAID ADVERTISEMENTS

When in need of fine stationery
call at the Modern Pharmacy. 52-tf.
Notary public at the Standrod
bank. If
Barker & Davis, grocers, 167 north
Main. Ring SO. 40-tf
For good groceries and quick de-
livery ring Barker G. Davis, phone
80. 4O-tf
In all the seasons and all kinds
of weather the place to get the best
in the grocery line is Berryman's
Model Grocery. Phone 1866. If adv
Painting and paper hanging done
by F. C. Barker, n south Main
street. a- .es.,. 4O-tf
Barker, the painter, is ready to
take your orders at n south Main
street. 40-tf
Full line of fresh nuts of all kinds
at Berryman's Model Grocery. Phone
1855. If adv.
Groceries new and fresh on every
train. That's the wayne keep up
to-date and up with the supply.
Berryman's Model Grocery Grocery.
Phone 166. tt adv.
Do you need a skirt or will you
soon? A bunch of skirts for "a
worth $3.50 and $40, at Biethan' 1881
SPECIAL-A IL JEWEL ELGIN
OR WALTHAM WATCH, 2O-YEAR
FILLED, DUST PROOF CASE, $17,-
so, THIS WEEK ONLY. CHRIST
JEWELER. 38-1
Why pay rent when you can buy
home on monthly payments? We
have several desirable dwellings that
can be bought on monthly payment
terms, any amount to suit any poe
ket book.
IDAHO IRRIGATED LANDS COM
PANY. 37tf adv.
FOR. SALE.-Pure breed Rose
comb Rhode Island red cockerels,
and pullets. Phone 1862 Red.
Shirley Poultry Yards. Blackfoot,
Idaho. 31-2p adv
FOR SALE-One lot 50x150 feet.
Will sell at a bargain.
36-2. H. F. BARKER.
Clean, Cotton, rags suitable for
cleaning machinery wanted at this Of
fee. VIII pay cash. 36tf.
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cause, If any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not
be granted, by entering their APP
pearance in said proceedings on or
before the 18th day of April, 1913,
and within ten days thereafter filing
the particular grounds Of their OPP
position, in the office of the Clerk OF
said Court.
Given under the authority of the
general orders of said Court and by a
special order of the under signed,
this 9Th day of March, 1913.
GEO. F. GAGON, Referee.
1873
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FARMERS ORGANIZE.

A. Y. Satterfield county organizer
of the farmers society of Equity,
spoke in Shelley Monday night and
organized a local of the farmers Soc
iety of Equity, there with Jos. Hol-
land, president, Thomas Mitchell, as
vice-president, and o. e. Scott. as
secy,-treas. Mr.. Holland is also
president of the farmers exchange at
Shelley, while Mr.. Scott, is secy. man
ager, of said firm, this organization
of farmers has made good, and will
continue in business but thinks that
to be In the Equity will also be to
their advantage.
Goshen also organized local on
Tuesday night. with w. M. Christ
ensen. president, Lars Sorensen, vice
president, and ]. ]. Bragger, sec.
treas.
A meeting will be held in Basalt
Wednesday evening, Kimball Thurs
day evening, Wapello, Friday even
ing, Aberdeen Saturday evening.
Basalt has an organization of
Equity with J. H. Berg, as president,
and Mr.. John Amor, sec.-treas.
Wapello was organized into local
last Saturday night.
Also one at Rich Friday night,
and delegates from each local meets
next Monday in Blackfoot in con-
vention.
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i i
j. GROvELAND j.
.. +
4 j. + + + 1. j. i. i i. + !. + i :.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Howard boy, Feb, 2Sth.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Benson
girl, March 4th.
School started Tuesday March 4.
Winnona little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene G. Hale Is recover
ing from sick spell.
A Mr.. Spencer and son from Salt
Lake City have been working New
York Life Insurance the last week in
our vicinity.
Messrs Taylor and Nish who own
ed the 20 acres south of Everett
Green's have sold out and gone to
Burley. = e.s
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The following is brief and inter-
esting synopsis of the program which
will be carried out here to-day, at
the Inauguration of President-elect
Wilson:
The Supreme Court, headed by it's
officers, will enter the Senate cham
Der in body at 11:45.
The House of Representatives,
headed by its officers, will enter the
Senate Chamber in body at 1850
a. m.
The president and the president
elect will be escorted to the Capitol
by the committee of arrangements.
The President and President-elects
will go directly to the presidents
room, where they will remain until
the committee of arrangements waits
upon them and escorts them to the
Senate chamber.
The ce-president-elect will be ac-
eompanied to the Senate by the COM
mittee of arrangements, and will al
so go to the Presidents room, where
he will remain until the committee
of arrangements waits upon him and
escorts him to the Senate chamber,
and the oath of office will be admin
istered to him by the president of the
senate pro tempore, just before the
adjournment Of the present Senate,
After prayer by the Chaplain, the
yice-president will deliver his inaug-
urai address and will administer the
oath of office to the Senators-elect.@
After the organization Of the Sen
ate shall have been completed those
assembled in the Senate chamber will
proceed through the rotunda to the
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MONEY TO LOAN

We have some of that good Sails
bury Company money to loan. The
only real options given to the borrow.
or. No other company will treat you
as this company will.
When in need of money, call and
see me. G. F. MOLDEN.
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40 ACRES FOR RENT

l have forty acres which / wish to
rent partly furnished. Applicant
must furnish good reference. Caro-
line Hansen, Firth, Idaho, half a
mile north of depot. 38-1p