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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
BrAMS FALL, d MEN HURT
victims Drop from Fourth Floor
of Parochial School.

,.,. yrnrlDen were badly injured late
IL. afternoon when the beams erect
20 support the roof Of St Gregory
O. -sa,iaI school, i'm course Of construc-
W 12S 10 IA West Goth street,
"a under the weight Of mortar and
'0.'' lpr-,,,.fye-foot Cirder. The men were
.ork ON the fourth floor when the
,s fell. ard were taken to the Poly
va'@ rr,spitaI. suffering from internal in
jues. .. ,,.r.,, parrou. Of
,on East 125th street; Gustave Ga
~. n so. 52i East 10th street; An
,r.,. NJ No. COS Amsterdam ave
.-3 rr5wig Bcgnie, Of No. $50 East
,s,., street. Fifty men were at work in
80. r,.ndfre when the beams fell
,.,,r,v-irg the accident an Investigation
.,r,..,s the responsibility for the
.r..s. .r the ciIders was held in the
". r..r. street station. William +.
r.,...eantfnc the contracting firm of
u, D, LYON 4 co. contended when
,...,.5 by Rudolph Z. Miller, Superin-
,.rsant OF Buildings in the Boroush OF
,,.rbsttan. that the employees OF the
.rron,as J. Waters Company deposited too
a...t Quantity Of masonry on the grid
o,5 maintained this was the cause or
the collapse.
.rl,,r,as J. Waters. representing the firm
.qt,rrss.J Waters q Co, declared, how
.,..r that had the Eirders been properly
riyetcd m place The accident would not
have ACQUIRED ssperintendent Miller de
-
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STORAGE NOTICES.

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby
notified that the household goods, personal
effects. merchandise and etc, on storage
will he sold at Public Auction, Tuesday, Jan
u. ana Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1913 at 1886
a. M, az $2ij-iJ-41 Broadway, there being
over one years storage charges due. and
according to law In such cases, by order OF
Thomas Esillv. Proprietor Broadway Stor-
age Warehouse. 3243-4j-41 Broadway: Mrs
HAYDEN j. W keeyer, Bernard johnson, =.
II. Casteton. Nj Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. f. Winters. Mrs. X. Roe, \. w. Darby,
T.. A. Morris Miss r. NJ. Walters. John y.
Mccormick, 4. j. Nelson. Mrs. y. Scanlor.
= Turner Mrs. Elizabeth Danton. Mrs. W.
BeEold. Edward Creberer, 7. =. Glbney, ).
NJ. JamminsOn. O. e. Beck, Mr.. Williams
H. II Ryan. Miss 4. Smith. Mrs. Hartman,
Mrs. Travers. Mrs. VIM. Lawrence, Ellen
Higgans. J. u. Trenholm, NJ. \. Fay, II
FrOmmeyer. Mr.. Porter. j. McClosky, Mr..
David Wilson, Mr.. MalchuH. d. w. Biz
mingham, Mrs. A. Jackson.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-BcIow Tooth Street.

I'D ST. $40 and 347- Front and back parlor.
heated. with extension. FOR professional
ATH ST. l5S WEST-Nicely furnished rooms
very clean homclikc. Phone. sO0 3teeIeN-
;0TH ST.. go WEST-Two neatly fur
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Gu N ARD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICE

calling al Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa, Napl"S'
THESE. Plume. saiIiugs noon. See Itinerary
ia .r.,>.f, pA%N0%IA CARpAIHlA
-. ~. - Mar -
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR sHoEs.-ARMY BUILD
ing, whitehall street. New York City,
". Y, December 81. 19I2.-Sealed proposals.
in tripicate, will be received here until l
o'clock, p NJ. January 20. 1913 and then
opened. for furnishing and delivering at
either the New York. Boston. Philadelphia,
Chicago or 81. Louis DepotI of the Quarter
master Corps, 10000 pairs Shoes. Russell.
Marching, and so. 001 pairs Shoes. per Spec
ifcation No. 1865. Information upon appli-
cation. NJ GRAY ZALlNSkI. Depot q. NJ
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CARPET CLEANING.

yvw YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
rgNF RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
~ priTes Reasonable Send for Circular.
"a, 4fqo 1893 Bryant 437-439 West 45th st.
c,pFEI-g, CARPET CLEANING CO.--Cleans
BY compressed air, steam, hand or on noof.
,1s. E-035way. al East 4Sth ST. COE &
gRas(DT Tel. l82-5Sth.
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PERSONAL

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
for definite information as 10 the present
whereabouts OF Ferdinand II. Cook. who dis
appeared from his home, 80 West End avenue
New York City. on January g. 1913; or N
dead for the recovery Of his body.
Communicate with Harrison, Elliott A Byrd
Attorneys for Mrs James Herman Aldrch, 50
Wall Street. New York City. - =
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIOUES-Second mend furniture bought.
sold r Creamer sl6 9th ave. Phone
Plazs-6261.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agescy.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses, etc. TO Colleges. schools and Fam
files. Apply to Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-F FULTON.
% Union Square.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
ADDITIONAL LIST FREE.

YiI ogt and mail this coupon and an
,ddu'ors' list 81 Rooms and Board. con-
,sined lu the ROOM and BOARD REG
IsTER ~ The Tribune. will be sent YOU
by yemru mail
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Monday evening. probably in tho SUB
WAY between Brooklyn Bridge ana Times
Square or HammeTstein's :, "A black leather wa
lei containing paper Of value. Reward
DAGI'F 500 West l22d ST
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MISCElIANEOU

UNIVERSAL REPAIRING co. So Nassau
st Office 10 main floor rear (ask for Mr..
Holyj: watches. clocks. jewelry made and
repaired.
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SUM Mons

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
COUNTY Augustus Van Cortlandt, Jr..
plaintln. against Atherton W0od"orth, MARY
X. Woodwork Gertrude N, cray AHA Mics
surette r. Basil Miles Caroline V Scott. Kate
v Ferris Almira : Ferris. George Ferris
Louise Ferris. Washington Woodwork, N he
be living. and. II he be dead. his heirs ana De
visees their respective husbands wives and
succ, ssors in interest, II any. and the heirs.
deyisees and successors in Interest OF any who
may be dead. the names Of all such persons lex
cent the defendant Arthur ". WOodworth) being
unknown 10 the plaintiff. Blanche de la sale
Woodwork. wife Of said Washington Wood
worth Arthur " Woodwork, son or said WASH
irgton Woodwork. Katharine h. Woodwork,
y.ife or said Arthur W Woodwork and the
People OF the state OF New York, defendants.
TO IN. above named defendants and each OF
them. You are hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint in this action, and 10 serve a
copy Of your answer on the plaintiff attorneys
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons exclusive OF the day OF service; and
i'm case OF your failure 20 appear or answer.
Judgment viii be taken against you by default
FOR the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. New York CiN. November l3, 1919.
PHiLBIN, BEERNAN. MENkEN
GRISCOM.
attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Postotiice address - William street.
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
To Almira S Ferris. George Ferris, Louise
Ferris, washington Woodwork, II he be living.
and N he be dead. his heirs. devisees, their
respective husbands wives ana successors In
successors in interest OF any who may be dead
(oxceTt the defendant. Arthur w. WOODWORK.
the names and postofice addresses OF all OF
such persons being unknown TO the plaintiff
The foregoing summons is served upon you
bv publication pursuant 10 an order OF Honor
abIs EDWARD n Amend one OF the Justices OF
the supreme Court OF the state Of New York.
dated the sth day OF January 1913. and nlsd
with the complaint In the once OF inc Clerk
~ Tho County OF New York. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. OF the City OF New York. County
and state OF New York.
Dated, New York, January 10 lsl5.
PHILBIN. BEEhMAN. MENkEN
GRISCOM.
Attorneys for the plaintiff,
ONCE md Postoffce address, 81 william street
thorough OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
COACHMAN- GARDENER. Strong sober. re-
liable. thoroughly experienced care horses
carriages vegetables. flowers. lawns, roads
firnac,. willing. oblig!Bg. j. =, Box 10
Tribune Uptown Oiice. 1864 BroaGway
COCPLE.-Hungarian, Sery neat, wife eN-
crlIent cook economical; man butler.
valet useful. both wiling; excellent TefeI
enecE: city or country. MISS buckley
Asencv. II West 42d. Phone 1887 Bryant
Female.
cHAMRERMAII)- SEAMSTRESS. swedish {.
n.a. .swsr. competent in every respect: $50.
ol,on's Agency. 871 Lexington ave, corner
5Gth St Tel. 1867 Plaza.
K-CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. - Two
girls. together or separate: excellent REFER
.nces: city or country; $50 SO Industrial rs
ISOLATION Agency, II West i2d St Phone oZlo
bryant -----.-.-.---
cook swedish. soccer good worker. man
sger. charge kitchen. good references
cIuI. institution, city, country. FlscheI'
21tig West 2ith 81 -----.----
GTRNAN GIRL - In refined American fam
IN, no mental work; understands housekeep.
Ing: had experience as practical nurse ana
,akins care OF children. Address +. J., IT'D
une Office. -------
7,Ty0 neat Young girls. together or separate
general housewOrk and chambermald Wa
,ess ar nurse. DO entire work; city or country,
wages SIS and s16: excellent references MISS
Buckleys Agency. lI Mest go .-.
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LOST BANKB0OkS.

LOST on TUESDAY. pearl earring with 'ma!
diamond Reward u returned 10 Apartment
y-o Wet -0E ~
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GET a copy Of the Parcel Post Handbook, Just
!, out: Is cents. HARRY DAVIS. 81 Chambers.
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cent raj, Hudson line Steamers 10. Newbursh.
Pokeep.ie, Kingston; Pier "a. IT, FRANKLIN 81
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33ooRQrmUdN

p,..id.nt EI.ct Wilson, sails every Nodnrs-
day 10 A. VI. Twin screw. lu,1lh TONS uls
placement submarine signals; wireless. or
ra.t., neue.t and ONLY steamer landing
passengers AT the dock In Bermuda without
transfer.
: = "oROTAyA." 10. OG3 tons displacement
sails every Tuesday. beginning February 'lh.
Rates Tickets interchangeable with II. NJ
: T.. 60.
WEST INDIES
<.u = "Guiana' and other steamers fort
nightly for 81 Thomas 81. tToIN. 81 hltts'
Antigua Guadaloupe. Dominica. Martinique
81 Lucia Barbados and Demerara' A.
For FUN Information apply 10 n. t.
oI'TrRnRJDUF 4 co. Agents Quebec y y
Co ltd, 20 broadway, New York; mos;
COOK 4 son. 2i6 and 23b0 broadWa 20
and 500 5th ave, y. v. or any i'rh'' $50
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HELP WANTED.
Female.
WORK WANTED.

WORK WAN cO.
Male.
CHAI'FFEt' e Spanish; single. -, with p!l
Nate family. six years experience. best rel
crences Foruoss $40 West 18th It
SALESMAN By d fOrme. business man, az
salesman or IN any capacity where honesty
and soDriety are essential; best OF references.
y glp Linden ave. Brooklyn. y. J.
EAIESMAN experienced, wishes representa-
lion FOR Baltimore and the South; best OF
references X. ". Radcliffe. % NOrth Greene
st. Baltimore, Md.
YOUNG MAN. a. wishes clerical position !.
ouick al figures: years experience. best
yeferencrs F. II. J.. Box g. Tribune.
Female.
GOVERNEsS Neat; refined thoroughly com
peteut. speaks French English, capabl"
teacher. would travel. Miss Buckleys Agency.
II West 42d ri. Tel 7Is7 Bryant.
MANICUEIsT. Very neat young lady thor
oughly capable. would like position In
high class psrlor. hotel barber shop refer
encep. city country Miss Buckleys Ageh-
cy II West 42d Phone 74s7 Bryant.
STENOGRAIHER and type~ ritter wishes 20
siIion: experienced. Address NJ. X. Gen
eraI Delivery jersey CIV neIRhts P0stolh.e
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-above tooth street.

lggTH ST 1873 WEST.-An extra large, sunny
outsiI. room: exclusive elevator apartment {;
ronyeniences: T." subway, surface cars; rel
ereures SEYMOUR
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Observation-Disclosures.


uat,vesn Columbus and Amsterdam Aves.
IMPORTED SUITS. MODERATE RATES.
WILL MAKE LATEST STYLE SPRING
SUITS AT THE MOST REAs ;. Hl; K z
ppIc,Fs BEST FITTING, WORKMANSHIP
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
FRANK WALLERsTEIN. ladies' and gentle
mems tailor and furrier: popular prices;
cleaning pressing repairing and altering 20
West hSth st between Broadway and ith ave.
Telephone 1928 Columbus. "
pRBssMAKING.--L Ladies own material made
up in latest style; remodelling gowns; alter
ations g14 ST. Nicholas ave. Apartment IA.
Phone 429S Audubon. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. makes and re.
models: chIldrens speciality. Juliet. l2s
East 18th Of. Tel. 40S Stuyvesant
THE BETTY Ladies' Tailoring Co. 2oI eth
ave, will make a perfect fitting suit 10 1rdef
for Sc or skirt for 81: Furnish your own material
PARTISAN DREssMAKER. Home work So
licited. l63 Charles st.
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EAST sIDE-AbOve Tooth street
BOROUGH OF TUE BRONX.
BROOKLYN.

1870 MAPLE ST. FLATBCSH .- sunny room
with American adult family, convenient 10
Brighton a. and trolley gentleman WIN '''
erences Phone 1919 Flatbush
10 LINDEN AVE. FLArBCSH-Latfe
comfortable sunny room. lavatoTy; opposite
library. also small room. board; telephone.
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10th ST 55l WEST Newly furnished out
side room. every convenience private "oe
49,. nrtn-nnt 70 MOnDS
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BROADWAY. 3i38 d24TH sTl.--Iarge front
par,or: smaller room bath adjoining steam :
ALnL Nk-NIN
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
Meridian Church Of Christ News
Rey. }. n. couIlard. Paalor

Splendid services last Sunday,
This congregation will begin
revival meetings about the middle
Of November. Rev Fowler Of
Nampa will assist.
Sunday services: 1000 a, nj,
Sunday school; HOO a. N. Lords
supper, followed by preaching.
$50 p. m. Christian endeavor
7.30 Eyangelistic service.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
N. {. Church Notes
vices next Sunday.

Services next Sunday
HOO a. m. "Win my ehum.'
7;30 p. N. "The problem Of en-.
vironment." You are invited to
attend.
The reception held Monday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J A. Fentcn, upon their leaving
to spend the winter in California,
was a very enjoyable event.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
Bids Wanted.

Rural High School No. ] Of
Meridian will receive bids up to
October 18th, 1918, for hauling
manure throughout the winter to
the school garden near the O.S.L
depot in Meridian. Price should
be by the double box load, free o.
trash, and rubbish.
By Order Board.
RI II NEAI Clark
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

Attention is called to d. r.
Hubbard's big stock sale Oct, 22d,
as per adj. in another column.
Forty five choice cows viii be
among the stock offered.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
Mrs. j. NJ. Elliott.

j. d. Miller, brother Of G. 9.
Miller, arrived in Meridian recent
~ from Pasadena, Calf. He will
be followed later by his family,
and they will locate on a 40.acre
farm four miles southeast of town.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

We are still in the milk business.
II you wish good milk or cream
delivered daily in Meridian, phone
No. 720. Johnson's Dairy.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
A-==~-==-.-a- N
N WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, EIMftD, EiI. l
II PRICE. EACH AID. 2sc PER WEEK.

TAKEN UpOn October 18th,
at my place ! / miles southeast q
Meridian, one black barrow with
white feet, weight about $50 lbs.
Owner may have same by paying
charges. w. +. Tucker, Meridian
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

R. Il. Arne, probate officer d
Ada county, has gone to Portland
to accept a position with the asso.
ciated charities, Judge Dunbar
has not announced his successor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

Rubber stamp ink, for stamping
apple boxes, for sale at the Times
office, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
Meridian and Vicinity.

guest 81 Mrs al @ Friedline, at
Boise, Wednesday.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Douglas, residing northeast Of
Meridian. Oct. 10th, 4 boy.
Born. to Dir. and Mrs. r. ]
Ellis. al Eagle, October 18th, q
nine pound boy All doing we'll,
Attorney Dawson and Senator
Dnvis, father Of the new Power
county, were visitors in Meridian
Wednesday,
James McDevitt is building
$500 bungalow near Eagle,
Meridian carpenters doing the
work.
The Coast Lumber Co. has
transferred 10 +. A. Copeland a
part Of the NW4 Me-, Sec, ri. 7.
2 north. X lw
Word was received here Tues
day Of the death of Anna, the
3-yssr-old daughter Of $ D. Fair
child, Of Mora.
Davidson Bros. carpenters. are
building house for G. w Price,
At McDermott station. TO cost
about $500.
Marsters a Son shipped car.
load of fat porkers to Portland,
Tuesday, the stock being picked
mp in this vicinity.
Mrs. g. w. Holt left Tuesday
for Smith Center, Kansas, for an
extended visit with her mother
and sister at that place.
Lester w. Lewis, Of Meridian
has made homestead entry at ths
land office for lot &, IN Sec, l5, Il
4 North, II ] west.
Mayor J. M. Anderson 10 taking
advantage 81 the fine weather b,
building cement cellar, at TIL,
rsnr Of his residence.
Clarence Wilson went will
Willis Percifield as far as Filler
Idaho, whore he stopped off I,
visit relatives for few weeks.
Joseph T. DAILY Of Meridian ha
made desert entry at the Ian,
office for 200 acres located in Secs
80 and 80, TIP. 2. south, r 5w
Grand Lecturer Goodheart o
the Masonic lodge, has been il
Meridian this week, visiting th
members, and instructing them il
some new work.
The Meridian Fruit Product
Co, got their big cider press nnde
way Sunday for the season. an
sxpect TO manufacture 500 barrel
OF cider and vinegar.
II. #. Hunt and family move
into their elegant new residenc
on State street this week, and no.
have one Of the best homes i
Meridian.
Water goes ont Of the irrigatio
bitches around Meridian tomorrow
so those who have delayed the fill
ing OF cisterns are liable to nee
water before il is turned on agar
Ned Hasbrouck, who has bee
engaged in mining in the Cap
Horn district this summer, ha
arrived in Meridian with his fan
ily, and will remain here for III
winter
A new building is being erecte
on Idaho street. on 5. Nj. Burn
property, TO bs occupied by r. |
Gore, as barber shop. This wi
aiye Mr.. Gore q good location.
We are pleased 70 note tht
A. N. Salisbury is again able I
be at work, after severe illness
which at one time threatened
case Of typhoid fever.
There will be box social thi
Saturday evening at the Old Hig
School building, for the benefit {
the Meridian Basket Ball Clui
Everybody invited
Harry Moore, brother Of LIE
Moore, was in Meridian yesterda,
He says the wheat crop is yer
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

Lost, 4 $50 pound shoat, almost
black, d SOW. Reward Charles
Cowgirl, Commercial Hotel, Merjd-
ian, Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
Pioneer Tent & Awning Co.,

522-524 Main Street. Boise,
Idaho. Phone 9S6 w. Manu-
facturers Of all kinds Of harness,
Saddles and Canvas Goods.
Pioneer Picking Bags Best on
the market. Haystack covers Of
all descriptions; horse covers, all
sizes and weights. Write for
Catalogue and Prices.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

Wanted Woman to do wash
ing and ironing Apply, Mrs.
j. # Bard or Times office.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

10 TRADE-For Meridian prop.
erty, five acres in fiye-year-old
apple orchard. Enquire Of :. L.
Bsrtsch, one block north Of z q.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

For SaleA iirst-class Jersey
heifer, IA mos. old, and SOW and 7
young pigs Twelve shoats, weigh
ing about 80 pounds each White
Indian Runner ducks. Phone $40,
Meridian. Earl G. Biddick.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

By agreement Of property own.
ers, cement walk has been or
dered on the south side Of State
street, between Meridian and LIST
streets. Z. G. Pfatile, E. 4. Hunt
Date Hedges, Mrs. Brute, F. l..
Nourse. and Harry Opie. property
owners. joined in request for the
new walk.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17
Card Of thanks.

To the friends and neighbors
who were so kind and helpful dur.
ing Mr. Elliott's long sickness and
death, | wish to extend my heart
felt thanks.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

Well Driller. Colby Sargent,
Boise, Idaho. Drill for sale.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

! have sold the mill and resi-
dence to G.. q. Smith and am still
on the corner at the old stand
near the hotel. Feed, hay, grain
coal and groceries.
e. G. Dunkin.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

WANTED-H Hay to bale. A. y
Torrey, r. y. No. |.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

The Parent. Teachers Associa-
tion have arranged reception to
the teachers Of the public schools
Of Meridian, to be held at the new
High school building, this Friday
evening. An invitation is extend
ed to ali to attend, as everyone is
welcome and no special invitations
will be sent out Come at s o'clock
and enjoy the evening, and meet
the new teachers.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

For SALE Two good cows and
some young horses. Enquire at
the Times office.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17

Strayed-A black and white
Holstein COW, 4 years old with
rope and halter attached. Finder
please notify G. P. Tompkins o.
leave word at Meridian Hdwe. Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-17


examination to the United states
naval academy at that place, hay
ing been selected by Congressman
Addison I. Smith as the candidate
for tile position Nearly all of I
those who attend the preparatory
school are successful in the exam
nation, and the appointment IL
reasonably assured This means
eight years oil service for Uncle
Sam, four in the naval academy,
where not only navy and military
drill will be given, but a broad
education in other lines, and four
years Of duty after graduation HI
il an enlistment and means that a
young man is obligated for that
length Of time. Willis has given
the matter careful thought before
taking the step, and intends BY
careful study and application to-
make bis mark in the navy His
many friends in Meridian wish
him all success, and will be glad
to hear OF his advancement.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. Il.
church will give a chicken dinner
Friday evening, October 2ith.
The place ia to be decided upon
and announced in next weeks
paper Dinner served from 8 to 8
o'clock. Adults 25c. children
under twelve years Of age l5c.
Everyone is invited to come and
get good dinner and have good
time.
AT the regular monthly meeting
OF the directors of School district
| No. 33 held Monday evening, DIR.
/ H. +. Neal WAS selected AS chair
man and w II Downey, clerk, for
the ensuing year. While Mr.
| Downey is a member Of the rural
high school board he recently
completed his term as member
OF District No 33, so 10 the tirs
one in the history Of the board t
be clerk, without being member
II pays 10 advertise in the Wan
and For Sale column Of thu
/, Meridian Times, DIR. @. Il. Duttol
Of Meridian, lost valuable gol'
4 watch few days ago and an in
yestment Of 21c in the Time
brought the finder and owner to
gether. This is only one Of man.
cases Of the kind. Try the wan
column, 25c a week, il you hav
anything 70 buy, sell or have los
: anything.