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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-11
situations ILlantrn, SCALE

INTELLiGENT YOUNG Mas. AGE
twenty, now employed, desires posi-
ton with established Wholesale
commission or manufacturing house
where there is chance to work
Aigher and learn tho business. Hard
worker Don't mind lonr hours:
willing 70 work overtime II ncces-
sary; good morals and hahits Al
rcfcreices; also good recommended
iion from present employer Address
= 5ll. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG JAPANESE MAN DESIRES
position OF cook OF general house
man OF butler. Best references IL
desired. y SEQ care Times Dispa ten.
WANTED. NIGHT STENOGRAPHIC
diCtaphone or copying work Address
Il $50. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED ny EXPERT BOOl[KEEP-
cr. three small sets books 10 keep;
twenty years practical knowledge.
a sos. care Times Dispatch.
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BUGGIES FOR BUSINESS OR PLEAS
ure, rubber or steel tires. Complete
stock at all times.
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fur SaIf


wAGoNs, TOP AND opEN. ron ALL
erai used wagons cheap.
ure, rubber or steel tires. Complete
stock at all times.
ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE WORK
painting OF automobiles and We
iicles Of every description a spe-
cialty.
a. MEYERS SONS 7a1 EAST CARY
JUST RECEIVED 4 CARLOAD OF
buckeye buggIes. suitable Tor every
purpose. both business and pleas
SEVERAL pony OUTFITS; THE
very thing FOR the children.
SEE US FOR HOMEMADE GROCERY
wagons We can please you and the
price Will suit.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING OUR
SMITH MOORE VEHICLE co. al4
Norih Firm Street. Phone Madison
ON ACCOUNT or MOVING; WE Will
sell At low prices our stock OF boil
ers. engines. concrete mixers. pumps.
woodworkin ing machinery, etc l.
BLuFoRD g co.
= WELL-Es TABLIsIiED DRUG
street. VIII sell cheap other bust
ness interest reason for selling Also
restaurant, Main Street. for par
ticulors. address p. .. Box 756. Rich
Inond. Va.
WE AEE NOW SHOWING SPRIN0
styles OF suits and all kinds OF la
dies and misses ready-ruade gar
ments WIN give Inducements 10
JULIUS BEAR. 1921 Eas, Main Street.
ALL VARIETIES or COWPEAS FOR
planting G. rooney &: co, Mem
pills. Tenn.
NICE EIGHT-YEAR-O OLD MARE
mule dump wagon and harness
cheap. 1924 West cary Street
CONFIRMATION GRIsT AND sAwMILL
ri Brooke. on r., I. & T.: up-to-date
f9T sale or 5snsi posse 9wI :, y ipme-
ONE SHOE REPAIRING. GOODYEAR
outfit ia frst-class condition. for
sale cheap. Address "a. care Tines
Dispatch.
BIC BOSTON LETTUCE PLANTS FOR
sAle, 10 cents per hundred. Box III.
Ietcrsville. Va
FOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT SAW
mounse i frisks nm engine: eaTry'ioF
and log wagon. JOS ~. JENNINGS,
Fife, Va.
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ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE WORK
az the lowest price. Repairing and
painting OF automobiles and We
hicles Of every description q Epe-
cialty
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Situations e1,antfp, temaIr

4 LADY OF REFINEMENT. WHO rs
an undergraduate nurse. with train
Ing and experience. considerable cS-
pcri.nce travelling, desires posi-
tion az nurse and companion TO
Indy or elderly couple by April /.
STAY at home or travel Best OF ref
crcnccs. Address MISS -. FUNK
HOUSER. Woodstock. Va. cnre Mrs.
Myron bowman. II. +. u. No. ].
LADY OF EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE
and education desires re-cngagemcnt
Immediately, companion To semi
invalid or managing housekeeper
over servants Has been abroad. IL
tactful. reliable and musical. 9 343.
care Times Dispatch
AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
desires position ut once: No. ref
crcncc. Address box 4l2.
WANTED. POSITION BY EXpERI-
enced double entry bookkeeper ana
office assistant. No objection TO out
Of-town work Best OF references
81. care Times Dispatch.
STENOGKAPHER AND TYPEW RITTER
wanted: one with knowledge OF
bookkeeping preferred. state wages
and rcfrcnces. Address A 800. care
Times i 4patch.
r. CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCED
stsnOgraphcr desires a position. a
Sos care Times Dispatch.
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5ituations, professional

IL IT'S 4 POSITION you WANT, ANY
Kind, anywhere, my effective write
npe" and thorough advertising are
euro winners. j. ]. STEPHENSON
brakes Branch, Va,
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FLATS Eur Ktnf

FIAT or TWO ROOMS AND BATn.
hot and cold water, gas and cleo
trio lights, for light housekeeping.
SIS per month. Phone Madison 1876.
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AMERICAN DETECTIVE AGENCY
We W. wish TO advise the husiness
pubic that We arc in position TO col
lect any and all cla!ns or accounts
YOU may have In this city or State
a. well ass any other cities or States.
II you ar. looking for results and
want your accounts collected with
reasonable promptness see or write
u We do the rcst. ONCE a!3 Eos
ter BuildiDg Post office Box 1917.
ltlchinon2. Va
WANTED, WOMEN OF GOOD BUsf-
ness ana social standing 20 build up
prCntablc business for themselves;
references required. No fixed ex-
pense attached outside the usual
mouse expenses II Is necessary,
however. 10 have sampi. OUTFIT
winch must be purchased. The work
Is professional in character and
strictly high class. city or outside
territory available. Telephone or ad-
0iesS ne at Room lo3, Murphy's
Hotel Annex; and arrange for an in
teiview AIR. +. a. WILDMAN
COMMERCIAL BUREAU OF INFOR-
nation and Investigation Company.
inc,-Wc want al! persons Wishing
to buy or sell anything to cornmuni
cate with Us. We can save YOU time
and none Give fui particulars in
hrst Letter address Box 75G. Rich
mond. Va
HIGHLAND Park ADDITIOE-RY
making small cash payment and a
small amount each month thereafter
you can secure lot IN this beautiful
suhdlvision. The lot paid for. a loan
can be secured FOR building purposes.
which can be liquitated Ike rent
Result: = home built in accordance
with personal taste and ideas on a
site personally chosen See for vour-
self HIGHLAND Park DEVELOP
NENT CORPORATION. No Ill Mu-
iual Huilding Phone Monroe 1905
WANTED AN IDEA! WHO CAN
mink OF some simple thing to pat
entr Protect your IDEAS thev NAV
bring you wealth. Write for Needed
Inventions and "Ho:S To Get Your
Patent and Your Money" RAN
DoLPH {; co. Patent Attorneys
Washington. u. c
IIilVATE SECRETARY AND TREAS
urer capable OF financing manu-
featuring proposition, 100000 an
nua!ly. Must invest $4,000, with
service. Reference with reply Box
si9. Richmond Va.
CAPABLE MAN. WITH EXECUTIVE
and sales experience. open FOX propo-
sitiou highest references. + 22T
care Times-D Dispatch.
BRANCH MANAGER ASTFD- MUST
come well recommended and able
TO Invest 80. care Tlmes-Dls-
patch.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN.
thousand dollar farm. EXECUT6R'
T,evilians Va
MAIL ORDER HOUSE WANTS PAT
agents or direct to consume Ad.
dress BOX StS
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The Valentine Auction Co,
Auctionccrs,
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCK OF GROCERIEs AND sToRD
FIXTURES OF THE MEADOW
MARKET. 1913 WEST BROAD
STREET.
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PERSONALS
Ri5rfIl
PROTECT YOURSELF.

MAY HAPPEN SICKNESS
may set IN, total permanent disability
may make It's appearance, old age
you hope for. in any OF these CON
tingencies fixed monthly income
from $40 10 5000 per month Is as
sured TO you by becoming a member
OF the American Anchor. Writ. or
call at 1871 East Main Street, second
floor. Phone Madison 1927 II Will
interest You TO learn particulars. no
matter where you live.
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flats l1lanten

A COUPLE DESIRE SECOND FLAT.
four or five rooms. III odern; state To-
cation and price. A, 526, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. AT ONCE. -FOUR OR FIVE
room fiat. west of First. State price
500, care Times Dispatch.
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RraI Gstat, ouanten

WANTED. FROM 25 TO 100 ACRES
OF land suitable for hiEh-ciass sub
division purposes. on tho street car
line in the north or west section OF
Richmond. Address 1t once. giving
number or acres. price per acre. To-
cation and terms O. w. AMORY.
Seaboard Bank Building. Norfolk. Va
l WANT TO BUY. DIRECT FROM
owner. farm suitable FOR dairy
purposes. from 900 to 900 acres, and
not over twenty miles from Rvh-
mond. En-. care Times Dispatch
-, -
WANTED. LOT IN WEST END;
twenty-five to forty feet front: depth
not important. Must be cheap. An
swer LOT, + 2l3, care Tmes-Dis.
patch
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with us. WI 81 MILLER a
co. INC
NELLY & CO. Write postal for nee.
kary blanks
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JUST RECEIVED 4 CARLOAD OF
Buckeye buggIes. suitable Tor every
purpose. both business and pleas
ura
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4. MEYERS SONG. 7a1 EAST CARY
street
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WANTED. COMPETENT FARM FORE
man; one VINO pays strict attention
10 business and understands some
thing about stock raising nnd can
furnish good references. Also a man
to farm on shares Address y, Nc.
hcrr!p Va
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BY r r.. Chafin e Co. incorporated,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Main and Twelfth streets

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
GOOD LITTLE PLACE ABOUT TEN
MILES EELOW RICHMOND.
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Rooms Gliantfn

WANTED. By -FOUR YOUNG MEN.
two nicely furnished rooms con
vcnient 10 bath, with or without
Dispatch
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&C.,
lCIantfo
Buarufn4

boaruInB
BOULEVARD I'M. HAMPTON ROADS
country and seashore combined with
city convenicncea. Send FOR iitera-
Hampton. Va.
stop at 1000 East Clay Street where
YOU can get a nice. clean room for
soc Meals served IN old Virginia
MopER Nj :, APPOINTED ROOMS
h6wE fass' MRs NH GAp GihR Il cAE T.
Thorn, il5 East Franklin.
ROOM AND BOARD FOR A FEW Sc.
lect people. Home OF MRS WAY,
los East Franklin. Madison +4sO-L.
THE IRGINIA KIrCHEN-IT
serves you Right.
DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH OR
Without board; also good basement.
suitable for Offices. ll2 East Frank
BoARDERs WANTED. aos EAST
Grace street.
40 WEST GRACE STREET. HOT
water heated rooms; modern con-
ven!ences: board.
BOARDERS FOR NICE BRIGHT
vapor- heated rooms. 100 East Grace.
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. MRS. JOHN
SToN. oo3 West Grace.
Rooms for Rrnt
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. WITH
all home comforts. convenient to
business centre; man servant in at
tendance III East Franklin.
FURNISHED ROOM. FOURTH FLOOR.
Virginia Building: elevator. all con-
vcnicnces- Madison $3.50
FURNISHED ROOMS, iO7 NORTH
Sixth Street. Phone Madison 2ss7-J.
LARGE, BRIGHT ROOM, NICELY
furnished. housekeeping privileges
lo4 West Grace.
NICELY FURNISHED. HEATED
ii4 North Eighth
WANTED. GENTLEMEN BOOMERS
for front room: new house steam
heat: every convenience. Call Mon
Rooms GL,antfn
p ---,-~-~--~--- >---,-~----->.--
WANTED, BY -FOUR YOUNG MEN,
two nicely furnished rooms, CON
venent 10 bath, with or without
LlLsDntch
flats l1lanteh
A COUPLE DESIRE SECOND FLAT.
four or five rooms, modern: state To-
cation and price. a, 526, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED At ONCE, -FOUR OR FIVE
room fiat. west of First. State price
500. care Times Dispatch.
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SEVERAL PONY OUTFITS. THE
very thing FOR the children.
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" ANTED. COMPETENT FARM FORE.
man: one who pays strict attention
business 'nu car iH,r,sh goo.
untch
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" AETED REGISTERED OR as
slstant Registered ph3 rmacist Must
ton TO right man Address 4 525,
care Times Dispatch.
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llsip Llianteo, 97aIt

DON'T STAY our WORK SEE VIR-
GINA BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 3l5
North Second
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SEE US FOR HOMEMADE GROCERY
wagons. We can please you and the
price will suit
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
CITY COUNCIL KEEPS BUSY.

At the meeting of the city council
Monday evening the ordinance requir-
ing pool and billiard halls and the cigar
stores to close their doors at midnight
was passed. The city fathers also
decided that the city teams would be
put to work on May Is and 10 collect
ing deposits of rubbish about the town
and citizens are asked to place all
house e-and-yard-cleaning rubbish in
boxes or cans at convenient places in
the alleys where the teamsters can pro-
cure it and haul it to the city dump.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
Official Premium List For
N0rthwest's Greatest Horse
Show Issued By Committee

a splendid showing has been made
Practically all the exhibitors who had
stock on display last year will be back
again this month with better horses
than ever. Word from Lewiston, Nez
perce, Kamiah, Kooskia, Genesee, and
other points outside is to the effect
that many people and many prize win
ming horses will be on hand to take in
the show.
The list of premiums and donators as
issued by the officers is as follows:
The Official Premium List.
Registered Glass:
Lot l. $50 first prize best Percheron
stallion 3 years old and over.
$40 second prize.
Lot 2. $40 first prize best Percheron
stallion years old.
$40 second prize.
Lot 3. $40 first prize best yearling
Percheron Stallion.
SO second prize.
Lot 4. 500 first prize best Percheron
mare years old and over.
$40 second prize.
Lot 5. 500 first prize best Percheron
mare years old.
$40 second prize.
Lot 6. $40 first prize best Percheron
yearling filly.
$40 second prize.
Lot Z. 500 first prize best Belgian
stallion 3 years old and over.
$40 second prize.
Lot 8. $40 first prize best Coach
stallion.
$40 second prize.
Lot 9. 500 first prize best registered
1914 colt, Percheron, Coach, Belgian,
Shire or Clydesdale.
$40 second prize.
Lot 10 500 first prize best thorough,
bred stallion.
$40 second prize.
Lot II. 500 first prize best standard
bred stallion.
$40 second prize.
Lot l2. $50 first prize best register.
ed mare with 1914 colt.
$40 second prize.
Lot 13. $50 first prize best Shire
Continued on page 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
HALLS PARK IS READY
Municipal Beauty Spot Ready fo,
Public-Flower Show News.

announcement is made this week TO
the effect that at the Flower Show TO
be given this fall by the Civic club
prizes will be awarded for the hest dis.
play OF sweet peas, asters, nasturtiums
and also for best variety of mixed flow.
ers. All these flowers do well here and
by growing them in quantities the
flower culturists will not only be help.
ing the Flower Show but will also assist
in beautifying the city.
The ladies of the Civic club have
completed the task of fixing up Hall 5
Park Of the accommodation of the nub-
lie and the little park now presents a
most inviting and restful appearance.
The band stand has been repaired
benches and tables installed and the
place generally fitted up for the con.
venience of the public as recreation
ground.
1t is the plan of the ladies who are
doing so much commendable work about
the city to make Halls Park beauty
spot in every sense and with that end
in view donations of vines, plants and
other foliage are earnestly requested
Anyone wishing to make such donations
are asked to communicate with Mrs. A..
G. Lanningham who has charge of that
phase of the work.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
CHIEF EXECUTIVE LAUDS MEN
WHO GAVE UP THEIR LIVES
IN THE FIGHTING AT
VERA CRUZ.

The full text of the president IS trib-
ute to the heroes Of Vera Cruz follows:
"Mr. Secretary, know that the feel
ings which characterize all who stand
about me and the whole nation at this
hour are not feelings which can be
suitably expressed in terms of at
tempted oratory or eloquence. They
are things too deep for ordinary speech.
"For my own part have singular
mixture of feelings. The feeling that
is uttermost is one of profound grief
that these lads should have had to
go to their death. And yet there is
mixed with that grief profound pride
that they should have gone as they
did, and if I may say it, out of my
heart, a touch of envy of those who
were permitted SO quietly, SO nobly, to
do their duty.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
K. OF G. VISITORS.

Eight auto loads of delegates and at
tendants at the Knights of Columbus
convention at Cottonwood this week
motored over from the westside city
Wednesday. evening, to enjoy spin
across the prairie and to see the county
seat town at its best. They remained
only short while, but found time to
meet up with number of the local
citizens. The convention at Cotton
wood has certainly been a success and
the delegates are loud in their praise of
the hospitality extended by the hosts.
While III Grangeville yesterday even
ing the visitors called upon Father
Mooney. The election of officers at
Cottonwood resulted as follows:
George Erb, Lewiston, state deputy; !;
John J. McCue, Boise, state advocate; /;
John Humphries, Moscow; state secre-
tary; T. c. McAuley, Twin Falls, state
treasurer; Rev. noger j. Malloy Boise.
state chaplain, w. c. Morley, Pocatelo.
state warden.
George Erb, John j. McCue and John
Humphries We're reelected. The state
convention next year goes to Poeatello.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
Commencement Week Program
Announced By School Heads

the class, Rose McEntee, vice president
and Cora G. Hurley, secretary.
The program for commencement week
includes the following:
Glass Day Exercises.
Music Duet, Marietta Alexander and
Mary MeEntee; Salutatory, Freda Hes
terman; Address by Glass President,
Pittman Atwood; Glass Prophesy, Helen
Guthrie; Burlesque, by Glass; Glass
Poem, Rosa McEntee; Music Duet,
Clarke Rush and Hugh Taylor; Valedic-
tory, Mary DeHaven; Song, by Glass.
Commencement.
Music, Orchestra; Invocation, Rev. j.
A. Hedges; Special Music; Introduction
of Speaker, j. j. Staley; Address, Dr.
Melvin A. Brannon, President U. OF L.;
Presentation of Diplomas, Judge 4. F.
Fulton; Closing Remarks, d. F. Il. Rice;
Benediction, Rev. w. N. Knox.
Baccalaureate sermon at High school
auditorium Sunday, May "a, at p. m'
by Rev. A. F. Van Slyke.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
FRED MCKENZIE DIES.

Frank Van Deventer received tele
gram this week announcing the death
OF Fred N. Mckenzie at the Washing.
ton state soldiers home Tuesday. Mr.,
Mckenzie, who was a resident of
Grangeville and Idaho county for years,
has been ill for some time. He was a
member of the local militia company
and saw service in the Spanish -Ameri-
can war. He leave wife and two
children to whom the sympathy of the
family's countless friends in this Sec
tion is extended in their hour of sorrow.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
tAss DAY AND COMMENCEMENT
A1acIsES AT AUDITORIUM ON
WEDNESDAY,, MAY q.

arrangements for commencement
> 0iass IA, are practically complet.
according to announcements issued
'ne school this week. The class
eaerclses are to be held on Wednes-
may q, at 2:3O p. m. at the High
WI auditorium and the commence.
,a.' exercises at the same place at 8
,Vek on the evening of the same day
e c'ass, one of the largest in the
~ sav ol the school, is composed Of
kls. l.vaOwins popular young folks:
taa etta D. Alexander, Rosa v. Nc
w. ~ Mary G. McEntee, Myra E.
80, Mary DeHaven, Martha souibb
y Hurley, Helen G. Guthrie. Freda
tms 'efman, Samuel P. Kennedy, A
~ an y. Atwood, Arthur c. Horninp
" " v. Taylor, J. Clarke Rush. Wal.
A'man Atwood is president Of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
President In Characteristic
Talk ExtOlS Nations Heroes
Go Into Firmament of Memory

I" Have you thought of it, mena Here
is the roster of the navy, the list of
the men, officers and enlisted men, and
marines, and suddenly there swim 10
stars out of the list, men who have
suddenly gone into the armament Of
memory, where we shall always see
their names shine; not because they
called on us to admire them, but be-
cause they served us without asking
any question, and in the performance
of duty which is laid on us as well
as on them.
"Duty is not an uncommon thing.
gentlemen. Men are performing it in
the ordinary walks of life all around
US, all the time, and they are making
great sacrifices to perform it. What
gives men like these peculiar distinc-
tion is not merely that they did their
duty, but that their duty had nothing
to do with them or with their own
personal and peculiar interests. They
Continued on page 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
URGE EVERYBODY TO HEAR KING
ROAD EXPERT TALK AND WIT.
NESS DEMONSTRATION.
WILL DRAG LOCAL STREETS
Famous Missouri Roadbuilder Billed for
Lecture at Court House Friday
Afternoon May %.

Everybody who ever Travelled on a
public road is invited and urged to be
on hand Friday May %, when d. Ward
King, the famous Missouri split log
drag expert, comes to Grangeville to
tell us and show us how to build and
maintain perfect dirt roads with the
aid of the split log drag.
The program of the day, which prom.
ises to be the greatest in the history
of good road making in Idaho county,
includes lecture by Mr.. King at the
court house at l: 80 'clock in the after.
noon, after which practical demon
stration of the King drag by Mr.. King
himself will be given on the local
streets. Farmers, roadbuilders and
citizens in general should all be present
to hear Mr.. Kings talk, to ask as many
questions as they choose and to see the
famous ''mud puddler" and his equally
famous invention in action.
Booked by Commercial Club.
"The Commercial club of Grange.
NihVs SdAu IcSIueHt AHutTSOn Oh V0o
Commercial club, today; "has booked
Mr.. King to deliver lecture, enter in.
to free discussion and demonstrate the
use of the split log drag on Friday,
May %. The lecture will begin at 1870
o clock in the afternoon at the court
house and will be followed by DEM
onstration on the streets of Grangeville.
Mr.. King has given a good portion of
his life to the study and practical ap.
plication of the split log drag for the
improvement and maintenance of soil
roads and by which he has gained
national fame.
"Mr. King comes here at an expense
of $135 which the Commercial club has
guaranteed and it is well worth the
price, provided every highway com.
missioner, every farmer, and every man
and boy will come in and get the bene.
fit of Mr. Kings lecture, discussions,
and demonstrations. So be sure to be
on hand on May 22.'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
BLACK PINE STILL IMPROVING,

q. c. Nitz, who has been working on
the famous Black Pine mine at Elk
CITY, came out from the hills the first
of the week to receive medical atten-
tion for an injured hand, resultant from
an accident at the saw mill at the mine.
lie says that the Black Pine is proving
better every day and that the miners
have tapped the vein at depth of over
200 feet on the lower tunnel. About 20
men are employed. The new stamp
mill will be in operation within a week,
Mr.. Nitz says.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-14
VISIT COUNTY SEAT.

Frank Simon, Johnnie Nash and Chas.
Crawford motored over from Cotton
wood Friday in Mr.. Simon's new car
for few hours business and visiting
stay in the county seat. They report
everything lively in the westside city
this spring. The roads between the
two cities were bit rough in spots they
said, and they were unable to make as
fast time going and coming as they had
expected to.