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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
lIII.

Melvin T. Gill. Infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden +. Gill. Of near Woodens-
burg, died Saturday night Of maras-
mus, aged 3 months. Besides his par
ents several brothers and sisters sur
Yiye. Funeral services we're held on
Monday afternoon at Emory Chapel
and were conducted By Rev. II. X.
GIL. The palibearera we're: Edgar
Barnes, Randolph Burke, Robert
Rayer and Raymond Burke. G. v.
Tipton e. Son. funeral directors.
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HOLMES

Mrs. Harriet Holmes. widow OF John
L. Holmes, aged s years. died Mon
day from paralysis. She was ma
tive Of TaneytoNn. and vas formerly
a Miss Eckia. Three auna. Samuel. OF
Salt Lake City. utah. and Frank and
Charles, Of Fargo. :. d. and three
daughters. Mrs. James Knock. Wash
ington, and Misses MoIiie and I,ucy
Holmes, Frederick. survive.
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Marriage Licenses.

George Y Snyder, Carroll county.
and Elsie May Deagen, York, Pa
Charles Il. Bange and Mollie !.
Myers, both Of New Windsor.
Oscar y Garrett, Alesia. and Cora
+. Wentz. Iineboro.
Herbert D. Arnold, Raleigh. :. :.
and Myrtle De Hoff. Miller's, Nd.
Howard Il. Diehl and Alice I.
Warner. both of Taneytown
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IIeHHon.

Robert J. HeNHon died Saturday
afternoon at his residence. SOC East
Twenty-third street. Baltimore. Mr..
Hewson had been n poor health for
more than year. though he had only
been confined to bsd for the past 10
days, and his death eame a. a shock
70 HIS friends. many Of whom were
unaware OF his aerInna illness.
Besides his mother Mr.. Hewson la
survived by a brother. Horny Howson
and three sisters. IFa James Hughes
o. sykcsyille, Nd. aud Misses leda
Il. and Elizabeth HeRHon. Of Balti-
more The funeral took place on
Tuesday and interment waa made nj
sgkesvillc
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AMMAN.

Mrs. Julia Amman. widow of Isaac
S. Amman, died Tuesday at her home
fmmitsburg, after m Illness OF sew
eral months. She i survived by four
daugters, Mrs. George II. Cook, Mrs.
". Rodney Burton Mrs. 7. Il. Zim-
norman and Miss Helen Amman, and
three sons, Edgar l.. Isaac M. and
Robert Amman.
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BansIReformed Church.

Special Easter sermon will Be de.
livered At Dauet Reformed Church.
Raster Sunday at 1890 a. m. Cate
chise at 10 q. m. The Young Peoples
Society viii render a service entitled
"Unfolded Portals" at 730 p. N.
Martin schHeitzer. Pastor.
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BOMen.

Mrs. Catherine b. Bowen. widow Of
John Bowen. died Wednesday IT her
home 1t Woodensburg OF the InfIrmi-
ties Of age. She was born near Cations
vile and was S6 years old. She had
been resident of Woodengburg about
nine yeara Three daughters and one
son survive.
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Sullivan

Oscar Robert Sullivan. son OF Mr..
and Mrs, Noah Sullivan, OF Bach
mans Valley, died on Wednesday,
March IL, aged nearly 19 years. Be-
sides his parents he Is survived by
one brother and one sister
Funeral services we're held at Bach
mans Church last Friday. and were
conducted by Rev. J. ". Relnecke.
The pallbearera. al cousins of the
deceased we're: VernIe Sullivan,
Fnrne Sullivan, Harry Sullivan, Mil
ton Sullivan, Paul slarner and Ches-
ter Jones,
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rouse.

Marshall A. Grouse. af indianapolis.
Ind, formerly OF Westminster, died
suddenly on March :. n 1890 a m.
IL leaves no family IL vas about
Is years Of age. Mr. Grouse left this
city about 30 yeafH no. His funeral
and interment fook place on March
4th AT indianapolis He leaves
brother, Wilson |. Grouse. Middle
burg, and a sister. Mlaa Ida II. Grouse.
Of Westminster.
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court HOUSE news.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
County Commissioners.

The board ordered Alice Gosnell,
colored, who is at Spring Grove Asy-
lum, to be removed to Brownsville
State Insane Hospital on the Eastern
Shore.
Margaret Buckingham, of Hamp-
stead district, was ordered confined IN
Springfield State Hospital by the
board until cured or discharged.
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GraeelI.ntheran Church

Holy Communion Easter Sunday
morning. 1910. Reception of new MEM
bera. Sermon. As He Said Sunday
schools Easter music and exercises.
7.S0 p. N. Wm. Fl. Hetrick, Pastor.
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..snlIlIl4

Mr.. II. A. Smith. one OF the best
known horse dealers In York and
Adams county. vas found dead In his
home, Hanover. Pa. on Wednesday
morning.
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'
YIzgg0ner.

H. e. Waggoner. sr., of Reisters-
town, Nd, died On Monday. March Il.
aged IL years. Funeral and inter-
ment took place IN Wednesday at 2.3o
p. m.
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SEALED


sealed proposals will he received at
The ofiice OF the Board OF Control. CITY
Building. Wheeling. ". Va. on or before
nine a. m, Eastern STANDARD time .Au-
gust 18TH. 1919. for the paving OF South
street from Fourteenth street to the
yard tracks OF the Is. & -. r. X. on aid
South street.
Plans. specifications. ard blank forms
OF proposal are on file in the office OF
the city Engineer. City building. Wheel
ing. W. Va. FOR the said work.
\ certified check in the sum OF
100000 payable TO the city OF Wheel
ing. ". Va. must accompany each and
every proposal. to insure the execution
OF "A proper contract.
The city Of Wheeling. W. Va. reserves
the right to reject any and all proposals.
au-:3-25-&5-@g
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FOR SAFE


TOE BALE-Nesf Alexander residence
a. bargain in room frame dwelling.
good repair. veil. s%isteru. large cellar.
EHs for fuel and lightF. fruit. can be used
for Two families lot loo NV i.r. almost
level. on Main - lrice . unn 90 quick
huyef. easy terms - u Giusot agent.
West Alexander. IA ag-Z3-."-s-s-t3
TOR sALE-Nuami bicycle equipped
with sear,hiignt meter and en-
IRA tools Pric" JSo" National phone
NY. Wheeling a. got
FoR sAh--Cfgar and c1uf- tlonary
st.re. goud location Inquire ErkluN
q Sons corner Zane and North huron
street Island auI6-l
roe sAL1-OIivsr typ-Writer GroI
c..ditior o. Srttn. 60 Main
Wheeling He'll s-c-R NatiDrs.
i'''-H S1iN-u
roe GALr-Bne Oliver rypevuts 40 3
Positively good - new NnH- own
fsst p-ice - reasonable i~Ds 7E Film
Grove IS Aa au-a-ff
ron shLE-To qut.k buyer 1T 20r
i'' I't It cal Sat pauue itss Y.
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Benwood Briefs.

Police court was a compile blank iaS-
evening and ate last uiett Lo arrests
.aI fe"r made.
John p'Eri-n and family. OF The FtftA
v:tr.i. are spending "a Few days WIN
friends IN tho ,"3Utry. south or Mounds
..lls.
Lau- local persons attended ne
Nuguts.Ile Chaufau1ua last evening and
we've ar!I Ehf-l with benjamin Chapfn In
nis Representations ~ Lincoln.
Work on 'ue new IgurtIpn school
building WAS =uu~peud.i yesterday
morning or Hrgouut eft ITO rain.
Mayor Seaman mas returned h0Te
c-lm columbus. o.. VI ere 80 spent 2 =
past Few days Wiz friends and relatives
Mrs ". j.. Hltler. % tt.s 'ffr. &c
spending a few DAYS o. NinsJ Junction
y!'a friends ard relatives.
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TRIAL T0DAI
LaundVman VIII Be Given Hearing
Before Squire Hobbs This After
o o on Charge Of Robbery.

. CLARKE. an employe ~ Tho Impe.
rial laundry. Who vas arrested Thurs
day. charged With opening tho safe ~
IN" laundry Monday morning and
stealing $40. IS now confined In the
county jail and VII be- given a hearing
before SPUR" Hobbs This afternoon.
Clarke VIII likely he held 20 await the
action % Tho grand Jury lie was
caught by detectives Ninard and FRA.
1ier. who are being given great credit
Tor their work on the case
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NOTICE TO oorrnAcroIs.

sealed BIDS Will lie received at the
otnce or the Board OF Commissioners of
the county OF Ohio until August IS.
1913. at 10 a m. Eastern time. for paw
ING Win brick certain portions OF each
OF the Following county roads.
National Road 1.-TWO iocations).
Greggsvile. Clinton and Potomac
Road
Fairmont Pike 1.-TWO i~ocations).
wheeling & Elm Grove Road.
specifications. together with the ap-
p~rohinaate yardaee. are on nle aud may
pe seen durins office hours at the ofnos
or the board OF commissioners In the
court House. Wheeling. ". Va
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Geo. ". h Clerk.
Tbs Board Of Commissioners OF the
County Of Ohio. auE I5to2stnc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO courrAcroxs.

sealed bids win be received at the
otnce or the Board OF COMMISSIONER
OF the County OF Ohio until August Is.
lslS, at 10 a m. Eastern time. for the
rpadway on what IL known as Long
KUN Road. In Ohio County. for q dis
lance OF approximately two cd miles
zach bidder will be required TO fur
hish s~recincations with bid. A certlae,
check In the sum OF $500. 90 must a
company each bid.
The Board reserve. the rixh, IN 70.
Ject any or all bids.
Geo. w. Oldham, Clerk.
me Board of Commissioner of the
County OF ohio aug l5to.sinc
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BUSINESS


PRE- roH SIX MoNrHs+My summer
offer 10 Introduce my magazine. In
Nesting Tor Profit. 1t IL worth SO a
'opy 10 any man who has been getting
poorer while the rich richer. il demon
strates the real earning power of money
and shows how any one. no matter how
poor. can acquire riches. Investing for
Profit has the largest financial %circula-
ton lu America tn only progressive
financial journal published. II shows
how 800 quickly grows TO $1,000. Write
me now aud IN send - sly months free.
~ l.. Barber. 49S-e2 W. Jackson Blvd
thicagu. au-22-g
INrEREST-S1.0 0O. Buys an interest IN
y business. Of Exclusive character IN
great demand. Independence and free
Hru from competitors. incoming party
- assume position on Salsried basis viii
satu az least $1,000 Uu before Is months
have passed for you. J. a. BoN SIS.
Pittsburgh. "a. Ru-c2-h
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BENWOOD
Details Completed.

Uniform Rank. knights OF Pythias,
and Evening star lodge. No. s.. held a
very important joint meeting last even
ing at the Armory hall on Main street
and completed Tinsl details for the MEM
bers TO attend the state 20
be held at ClarkSburg tomorrow and
Monday. The special train over the B
X % tomorrow will leave Wheeling at
O'Clock and arrive here at 2lo. at the
Junction Many of the mbe stated
last evening that they intended to take
Ell to represent this town In the line of
march.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
Tyson Funeral SUNDAY.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. Nancy Tyson. who died last
Thursday morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Florence Schroeder. on
run. will be held tomorrow
Afternoon nj F. q clock. from the Schros-
der residence. lnterment will be made
at the McMrch.n refnetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
saanal Nearing Completion

The new electric siguaI which - being
Installed hy fhr u q - between thu
Junction and Wheeling - nearing com
ulttluu ana wiI hs Iu WorkiuC order ia "a
Few week.. Tee wires for operating the
new d-tic" were strung last week and All
- ready for turning fre Juice uu ana
-tutfIur tile Signals WORKING. II 10 re-
ported that TINS ~l-ral system wil De
extended TO Grafton So the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
Miss Iambr.ehs Ent.r..ans.

Miss Mary Jambrecht. OF south Ben
wood entertained a number OF her
friends last evening In honor OF her
cousin Miss carrie schultz. or sharon,
Ia. Following are the ones who were
present Misses carrie schultz RoSis
~SIO8nkcr. Mary Baker. AIDA Baker. Min
ME Davis. IssonR DAVIS. Mary 10 onr
Wilma jenkins and hary LaInbrecht
heSsrs Harry Jennings. William Null
doom. Jesse Stobel. Felix Steach. Vincent
Rogers. John Fleming. John iamhr-cht.
Harry Scoenran and =. J. l@tsubrecht. r
Renner. Mr.. and Mrs. IIubbert and sir
and Mrs. Lsmbrecht.
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Large Crowd Attends

a very large crowd attended the social
given last evening > members of the
Their conditions. Iu~ affair was hefd In
the parlpTs ~ the church ami during the
evening tho ladies' iu charge were kept
quite husy. \ ueaf sum WsLs realized.
which Will ne added to the church fund.
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Another Tight Sunday.

Must remain closed. THat~ TIE or
dor from -ue prosecuting attorney 20 fie
dealers over fu- county ia regard 80 ne
~uu.4y closing laws which have been
enforced during fu, past two SShhafn
day There was ~lme talk uf a feu'Iof,
D-fuE circulated among the dealers 20
force f." prosecutor tp close tho miif-.
but this was impossible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-23
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Application for Liquor license.

Fuf ffar ~rreirniur srrtcmrer fsf.
.'iR and erfluE juno rn. fHff
MhrelfrE Mref Virginia. AIg = 1918.
IT, Whom ~ Nty Concern
Naue FRANK 90 miller PLACE 90 uIef.
reea Elm GROVE IS W. NufinraI Road
EesiIcn.s Elm GROVE va
Ipft> M MEII-
'IrrH county tnurf I.Is county. State
90 West NIrgiuIu
I'HieIcI ffst time AHr 90 4 fs.f
aI.q.1s-. $50
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To Have Swimming Contest.

Arrangement have been completed for
a swimming contest TO be pulled off this
evening at the local ferry landing and
"a very large crowd Is expected TO wit
ness the race. Miss Alta Baugh. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. who IS visiting IN this
city and VINO IL some SKINNER. will race
with "a mere man in the person of Rus
sell Flrby. OF this city. VINO is cracked
AS being some swimmer also. \ wager
OF SIS on the side has been made and the
contest is attracting more than usual
attention.
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work e Up.

Work on The many road Improvements
out BogSs run being done hy inc county
QUIT was s-Spendtd yesterday morning.
during TO an. continued rainfall Of TIE
Of. - and dan However,. ne men will
N- On tie Job this morning and work vii!
lie r.-ume4.
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FOR RENT

FOE RENT.
TIE BASEkENTB, FIRST, SECOND.
THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS.
OF IHE NEW FIRE Proof nEECAN-
TILD ID ON hAIN SThEET.
AT STEEL BRIDGE OOHNER.
WILL BE SEADY ABOUT TRs OF
APRIL, 1915
SEPARATELY.
lo95ls MAIN STREET.
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NOTICE TO -coHr1Acroxa

Sealed Bids will be received at tn.
onice OF tho Board OF COMMISSIONERS OF
the County OF ohio until 1000 & IN.
August 20. 1913. for putting macadau
on the Following county roads. To,
amounts listed below are Rpproxlmat,
and may oe changed by the Board OF
Commissioner:
TRlADELPHIA DISTRICT.
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LOST.

Hc vIro automobile wteaf
With trs Hf,f. between W~asnfrgtan.
'frIu. aud Wheeling. Dr Nufiouaf fnrI
Reward Nutlfl N.llrc Hotel Wh.rl-
ihF w We ur.-rf
LOST vtlef cashmere shawl WITH
golorel b.fdrr lrI white fringe sn
.iud - NFftru fp Albert rfffmar s
ho"h store Hrd receive reward aI.--i
ST leland. purse containing s.
iu paper Reward 20 reformed o. fn.
vi LEru-f- uu14J
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No1e, 70 Manufacturer, Joppsrs, xznr
ehantl AAd Othsr Wholaaala peASsrg

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ West Virginia will receive bidr daily
at it's office at Charleston. West N!r-
sirfa. for furnishing supplies for the
several state Institutions, the financial
arrangement OF which Is vested in said
Board Contracts VAIL be awarded TO the
lowest bidders. quality considered ard
other things being equal. West TirEinis
dealers will be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed Will be fur
nished bidders On receipt OF equests
stating tie line desired.
STATE GOAED Or CONTROL.
&C. Charleston Wet Virginia
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l. E X N c. 0 N
HOTEL. IROOUOIS

ZEN End SOUTH CAROLINA
N'E\I'E. Atlantic city. y J
Remains open all year Private aud Pub
lc Baths. Elevator TO street. Game and
I."uuging Room. 100 feet Of por~hes
""n Electr.c Plant. Wtit- service cap
d.ifN 800.
PEE WEEK.
Booklet and Mem ON Re1uest
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-3O h. p. Road
ster in good condition. En-
luire n. v. Ornold, 8 s. Huron
street, Island.
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THE WILTSHIRE virginia avenue and
fi'a~h- Dean view greatly impruNe 81.
'i"ctty 800 private baths running wa
Ter iu routUe elevator. etD music. Spe-
'ist 81 up w-c&it. $50 up daily. open
800 tie year Booklet. SAM ~. ELLIS
~nGg.I-e.
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WANTED - Female Help.
Wanted-Msle ana Female Hclp

WAHTED-Meu and women here
WnhN h'g uIUneF. new prf wfN nIrar.
teed toilet preparation rrsf time aY.I
in America. highly cuduraed ever.
woman viii bus uGi.k sales big
rrofitr s. n" SO daily easily made g.
OUTFIT free Write to-day FOR TERRITORY
Dorothy Miller. 30 sherman ~f. ,hi-
raEp ABB
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HOSsLYN

: NJ Vernon Ave. near Peach.
Railroad station ana Anus ReasOnsb BILE
rates. HOME comforts Newly remodtled
arr FURNISHED. open all year.
JAMES M.EETH&TF
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Ira1io-s Run
TEIADELPIlIA A<p LIRERT'
DISTRICTS.

Yards
foreNr Fo''f 20 y & & H-......... 90
The stone 90 - - IN. hest ouaiff.
blue ~ graz limestone. and each stone fn
70 through O. tfrse-inch ing. any ana
ef~rY way WORK - he completed nv
N"temhe- 1911. 1918 - bond ~ not
fief w 10 tor da.s from. tho ovardtrr
81 tou'racf tho Board WI re'-f same
Tho hoard reserves the tight o. re..,t
az 3 or al bids
= " STFE%Rou
COUNTY Road Tnrf--er
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AUGUST

AUGUST MAGAZINES.
atH.te I..r. f.Irua|. ladies'
Would W.u.ta TIntI. 'Hmuuflnu
N,.Irrta. Aims -r p Turuc M0Ior
PICTURE WII. World. Top <.f.h
hHHrr Stationery. WauF Books
It IHrf.
&. ". Quincy
lev Location. 1872 msrsst 81
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PoST-OPrICE

clerk-carTfer and other
government exams" soon.
"et prepared by former L. :. Ciyil ser
ice Secy Examiner. Write FOR booklet
J. ~ PATTERSON Civil Service school
Rochester. y. y. au-as-r 70
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d HELP


WANTED-Wide-awake salesman aud
manager to tablis -dquar In
wheeling and take charge or our bus.-
ness Ia West Virginia. business refer-
.hces required Mono carbon Company.
Ardmore. Ia. au-c3-R
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WArrEp-s7s monthly and EXPENSE 20
trustworthy persons to travel. collect
names and advertise. Steady work.
sales manager. Printers. Bldg. Chicago.
Gu-c3-g
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WAFrED-,s.oo0 90 $4,000 yearly cas-
lily made. Real Estate business trlr
system insurss success. Unparalleled
opportunity. Become established. send
Tor free book. Interstate Realty a.
brokerage co. Pittsburgh. au-2s-g
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II wILTSHRI

Booklet an! Menu On Request.
ty-cJ-t-au-s3
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-23
PLANS FOR COLLEGE BUILDINGS
Architects Busy on Plans for, Metho-
dist College at GOOding.

Geo. w. Padgham informs the Ga
zette that architects are now busy on
the plans of the Gooding College build
ings
Ware and Teregenza of the Niagara
Springs Orchard company of Salt Lake
City. will submit plan as we'll as
Geo. H. Carsley of Helena, Montana,
and Wayland and Fennell of Boise.
The plan will be for two buildings
and the location of six. The best one
selected by the board will get the job,
after which he will draw the plans
for the entire six.
One of the principal features in the
college proposition will be a stadium,
which will overlook the athletic field.
This will be built of concrete.
Geo. H. Carsley drew the plans for
the University of Minnesota, and has
been successful in securing the job of
several large colleges in the west.
He was in Gooding one day this week
to look over the grounds and get what
information there was available.
Wayland and Fennell were the arch
fleets for the Gooding high school, and
they need little introduction-Goo
ing Gazette.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-23
RABBITS FOR THE POOR
southeastern Idaho Has Plenty. WIZ
Not Do the Same.

Over in Oregon the farmers are go
ing to play Stanta Claus, and will dls-.
tribute 100000 RABBITS as the resuRe s,g
drives there. among the hungry in
Portland. A Pendleton dispatch says
Using a long mech wire fence. do
mated by the Pendleton Commer- az :
club, Oregon farmers are Kidding t{ss.xr1-
wheat lands of rabbit pests and THE
are providing food for the hungrw TX
Portland and in other Oregon eftfa-sa
The first fruits of the effort are aa1M
rabbits, taken near Holdman, FFrESzw
IN a drive over two sections of Iszzaia
The rabbits were sent to the needy Gsf
Portland Friday night. Farmers sax
millions of rabbits are overrurru irss-:
the district between Echo, on the, SsG-~-
lumbia river, and Cold Springs s1Hs-
yon, and it is believed 100000 WIZ EAsa
taken in the Holdman district alsrsas
The drives are to be conducted ngs4-'
an area of 20 square miles of whear
country. Express companies are Mla4..
ing shipments of the rabbits to eaSs2
without charge.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-23
FARMERS WEEK AT MOSCOW
Jan. ~, Successful Stock
men and Orchardists to be Present.

The University of Idaho sends a
cordial invitation to farmers and or
chardlsts with their wives and daugh-
tiers to attend Farmers Week at the
University of Idaho at Moscow, Jan
uary II to II, 1914.
number of the most successful
stockmen and orchardists of the en-
tire northwest as well as several ex-
perts from the U. S. Department of
Agriculture and colleges of other
states will assist the regular faculty
in conducting special course of stu
dies and demonstrations in live stock,
horticulture and home economies for
one week
Special emphasis in livestock study
Wills be given to the breeding and
feeding problems peculiar to Idaho,
the dairy industry and the swine trou-
bles which have entered some of the
hog raising districts of our state The
new serum plant and it's work will be
fully explained and farmers instruct
ed how the work of the station bac-
terlologlst and the state veterinarian
can be greatly helped and all bene-
fitted through better understanding
of what is being attempted and how
work must be done in order to be eff
Gent and effective.
1t is hoped that farmers who are
suffering severe losses will especial
ly come out this time for conference
and inspection on the ground of the
work the station bacteriologist is do
ing for the hog industry of Idaho.
Special and helpful lectures and
conferences, together with most in
structive demonstrations will be given
in all phases of horticulture and or
chard practice, in cooking, sewing
home making, etc.
On not forget the date and see your
railroad station agent for reduced
round-trip ticket from your station tc
! Moscow,