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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
Meridian Methodist Church Notes
1000 a. m. Sunday school.

1000 a. m. Sunday school.
100 a. m. preaching service.
TOO p. m. Epworth League.
800 p. m. topic, "The Awful
War" Special music will he
rendered at the evening services
by Mr.. Cakes and Harold Sails
bury.
We very greatly appreciate the
kindness of Mr.. Waggoner, DIR
Neal and DIR. Reynolds for taking
the ladies' of the aidasociety to the
place Of meeting and return last
Wednesday with their antos. Also
for similar service rendered to
the Sunday school last Friday
when the following took the mem.
beers to and fro to Cess Grove by
autos on the occasion Of the
annual picnic: Messrs Price, Harry
Tolleth, John Waggoner. Drs
Neal and Reynolds. The auto
ride WAS sure big feature in con
nection with the picnic.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be
entertained next Wednesday by
Mrs. Fenton, assisted by Mrs
Salisbury, Mrs. Manila and Mrs
Jordy.
We all hope for the speedy re
covery of Mrs. j. B. Cook who Is
now at st. Luke's hospital.
Remember the ice cream socia
tonight { Friday at the parsonage
lawn. Ice cream and cake 10c
The summer. is passing, come GU
and have good time while it lasts
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE

Under Order Of Sale, and Decree Of
Foreclosure. In the District Court of
the Third Judicial District Of the State
of Idaho, in and for Ada County.
Sarah Parkin, Plaintiff, VS. James T.
Rowland, and Alice J. Rowland, his
wife, Myron Fl. Davis, and Mrs. Myron
II. Davis, his wife, and Myron Higley,
defendants.
Whereas, under and by virtue OF an
order of sale, and Decree OF oreclosure,
issued out of the above named court, on
a Judgment and decree recovered in said
Court, in the aboye.entitled action, on
the 18th day of March, 1914, said writ
and decree duly attested on the 18th
day of July, 1914, and to the Sheriff OF
Ada county directed and TO me as such
Sheriff, delivered for execution, wherein
| am commanded and required to notice
for sale, and sell the lands and premises
described in and by said decree directed
to be sold, to be sold at public auction,
and apply the proceeds Of said sale to,
and upon the satisfaction of the am
cunts for due to the plaintiff in said de-
cree, principal, attorneys fees, costs of
suit, together with interest thereon, be.
sides sheritf's fees and expense OF sale,
and commission on the amount of said
sale, that said lands ana premises dl.
rected by said decree to be sold, are de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The lands and premises directed to be
sold by this decree are situate, lying
and being IN the county of Ada, State Of
Idaho, and particularly described as fol.
lows, to-wit: The North half (Ns), oil
the Northwest quarter (NW1l, of Sec.
tion Twenty three t23l, Township Three
~ North, of Range One "a West Of
the Boise Meridian, containing Eighty
1907 Acres more or less. according &c
the Government survey, together with
all and singular the tenements. heFedit
aments, and sppurtenaRces thereuntC
belonging, or in any wise aPpertaiaing
Public Notice is hereby given that OF
the Sth day of August, 1914, It the houl
of three o'clock in the afternoon of thai
day, in front of the County Court HOUSE
in Boise City, Ada County. State OF Ida
ho, | will attend, and offer, and sell a
public auction, all or so much of tbs
above described Lands and Premises al
may be necessary to pay the sums founC
due to the Plaintiff, together with in
terest thereon, besides Sheriff's cost
and expense Of sale, and commission
on the amount of said sale, to the high
est bidder therefor ia cash Lawful
money.
Dated this the 18th day of July, 1914
JAMES NJ. RoRERFs,
Sheriff of Ada County. Idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
NOTICE OF ShERIff,S SALE


Under execution. In tn District
Court of the Third Judicial District of
the State of Idaho, in and for Ada
County.
Ophalon L. Gibson, and Bert Pill
grim, Plaintiffs, VS. Central Dressed
Meat Company, a corporation, De
PENDANT.
Under and By Virtue of Writ, is
sued out of the above named Court, on
a Judgment recovered in said above
entitled action, on the 26th day of June
1914, in favor of the plaintiffs and
against the above named defendant,
said writ duly attested the 18th day of
June, 1914, and to the Sheriff of Ada
| County directed, and to me as such
| Sheriff delivered for execution, | have
| levied upon all of the following des-
cribed Real Property, and all Water,
and Water Rights, bitches, and Lat
eral Rights, appurtenant thereto, be-
longing to the Defendant Corporation,
named in said writ, and particularly
described follows, to-wit: The
South one-half ~, of the Southwest
quarter, (SW4A, and the Northwest
Quarter iNW3), of the Southwest
quarter tSW3l, and the South west
quarter tSW1l, of t h South east
quarter (SE4), of Section Thirty-two
1921, Township Three ~ North, of
Range One III East, of Boise Meridian,
Ada County, State of Idaho. also all
Water, and Water Rights, Lateral,and
Lateral rights, bitches, and Ditch
Rights belonging to, or in any wise
appertaining to said above described
land, or used, Or to be used on, or tc
convey water to said land, the said
Water being repre- seuted by 100 shares
of Water Stock in the New York Cana
Company, Limited, said stock stand
ing on the books of said New Yori
Canal Company, Limited, in the name
of Bernard McCatferty, being par
of Certificate numbered 1907, for l3'
Shares of said Stock. also the Stock
or Shares, or interest in stock, o.
Shares of the Rawson Lateral Com
pany, Limited, pertinent to said abov'
described Land or used to convc,
water thereto. belonging to the sai'
Defendant Corporation, standing oil
the books of said Rawson Latera
Company, Limited, in the name o
Bernard McCafferty, or other person.
Notice is hereby given that on tn
Sth day of August, 1914, at the hou
of Ten minutes past Three O'Clock il
the afternoon OF tnat day IN 'front.'
the County Court House, in BoiseCity
Ada County, Idaho, will attend, an
offer, and sell at public auction, sui
: iect to the Mortgage Liens, and othe
; Liens thereon, all or SO much of tn
said above described lands and prem
: Uses, together with said water, waite
: rights, ditch and ditch rights, an
: lateral rights belonging to and in an
wise appertaining to said lands an
i premises, belonging 10 the said pe
= PENDANT named in said Writ, as ma
be necessary to pay the Judgment a
{ set ont in said Writ, together wit
= costs and disbursements, expenses c
sale, and commission on the amour
of said sale, to the highest bidde
therefor in cash lawful money.
Dated this the 18th day of July, ISL
James n. Roberts,
Sheriff of Ada County, Idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
Report Of Financial Condition of
School District No. 33, Meridian.

For the fiscal year beginning July l. 1913,
and ending June 90, 1914, Ada county, Ida.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
For County Attorney.

To the Electors of Ada County:
I am a candidate for the office
of Prosecuting Attorney for Ada
county on the Democratic ticket.
subject to the wishes of the DEM
ocratic electors of said county, at
the primaries in September next.
Should / be nominated and
elected ! promise you that ] will
comply with the requirements OF
nv oath of Office without fear OF
favor,
Nv record is an open book read
it please. If you trust me | Will
be true to my master, the people.
Z. D. CATALAN.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
To the Voters of Ada County.

| hereby announce my candidacy,
upon the Republican primary ticket, Tor
probate Judge of Ada county. am a
Republican, born in Boise, completed
INV law course at the State University
in 1918 and was thereupon admitted to
practice in the Supreme Court. | feel
that can safely submit my quallfica-
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
Summer Constipation Dangerous.

Constipation in the summertime is
more dangerous than in the fall, winter
oc spring. The food you eat is often
contaminated and is more likely to fer
ment in your stomach. Then you are
apt to drink much cold water during
the hot weather, thus iuiuring your
stomach. Collie, Fever, ptomaine pols-
onIng and other ills are natural results.
Pc-Do-Lax will keep you well, as 1t IN
cIea ses the bile, the natural laxative
which rids the bowels of the congestea
poisonous waste. Po-Do-Lax VIII make
you feel better. Pleasant and eiective'
Take a dose tonight. SOC at your
druggist.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07

Bad BREATH Use rr. Miles IfTaties
Tablets. they are excellent TOT snug
xiah liver. ADVERTISEMENT
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous.

Mosquitoes, flies and other insects.
which breed quickly in garbage pals,
ponds OF stagnant water, barns, musty
places, etc., are carriers OF disease.
Every time they bite you they inject
poison into your system from when
some dread disease may result. Get a
bottle of Sloan's Imminent. 1t is anti
septic and few drops will eutralize
the infection caused by insect bites or
rusty nails. Sloan's Liniment disinfects
cuts, bruises and sores. You cannot
afford to be without it in your home.
Money back il not satisfied. Only 2Sc
at your druggist.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07
BARZILLA w. CLARK
Mayor Of Idaho Falls and Democratic Candidate
for Governor.


Mr.. Clark, as mayor of Idaho
Falls, by conserving the power
site at Idaho Falls against the en-
croachment of corporations, has
made the city, at conservative
estimate, 100000. In the last
year, four miles and one-half OF
Waterman has been laid: one big
pump installed and eight hundred
horsepower of electrical machinery
at total expense of $4,000 done
without bonding the city, but with
the revenue from the plant; the
taxes this year have been reduced
twenty seven per cent from the
previous levy.
Mr.. Clark believes that by pro.
tecting the natural resources OF
the state he can reduce taxes in
the state. He also stands for the
regulation O { attorneys e e,s
especially on foreclosures of mort
cages and promissory notes. He
believes that the state officers
should do more of the actual work
of their respective offices, thereby
reducing expenses, and also il
cutting down the number of ap
pointive offices.
Mr.. Clark enjoys the confidence
of the people of his own town
which was evidenced by the yer.
large majority he received whel
elected Mayor, after serving tn
city as councilman for four years
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-07

tion to fiji this office to the members
of the bar who know me and to the
voters of the county.
/ am particularly interested IN the
i,,vanile work of this court, and believe
that the present organization OF the
court as already effected by Judge Dun.
bar is business like and effective. II
elected / shall consider that the public
interests will be best subseryed BY re-
tanning the present juvenile officers
and / should consider myself most
fortunate if able to retain them.
CARTEE WOOD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

five from eighteen leaves thirteen. and
one plain thirteen. HIVE IL changed or
sell the car
The chauffeur got new license with
no trace OF thirteen abou, IL. and the
manager was satisfied Also the chaur-
feur kept his job
Another superstition of this manager
n that a two dollar bill, is unucky. lie
avoids accepting one whenever II Is
possible, and IL one Of this dcnomina-
ton IL forced upon him he carefully
folds IL over and tears off the corners
He declares that this process kill. the
iinX, and he has all his players doing
the same thing
II. lay any chance. YOU should meet
two dollar bill with its ears clipped YOU
vii! know that it has passed through
the hands Of a member Of the Boston
team. You are liable To run across
quite "A few OF these hobtniled bills
too, for the players on the Boston club
are spenders There are some Big
Leaguers. however who could have n
superstition of this sort and they would
never be expo, d to the public because.
once a two dollar hill reached Their
hands, it would find itself at a terminal
right there II would never Journey
further
Perhaps the most remark able char
acteristic of this quiet, mild mann red
manager off the field and This raVing.
roaring. dOmincering leader ON the
bench is his extreme sclr-rontidcuc. and
his ability 10 make others believe H..
on his Southern plantation Ac has a
library profuscly populated with dope
books which ar hIl"d with records OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

records m producing eggs or ia the show
room, or very often bytu.
When any breeder has combined the
Two, utility and fancy. Hr has 4 valuable
flock ana me price Of such stock eggs
Or day old chicks win be- higher than
from the utility breeder Who las not
curlblrcl the two but who has good
producing lock II is NOT TO be .t'rred
thar an who raise poultry are ~ become
fuurlcrs, or Will combine the two in the
highest order II ~. however trIr that
the cry against the sO-.dilrd fancy has 10
solid foundation aud that there Is Is
much merit IN a standard bred bird with
good shape aud feathers and backed by
egg production as iu the go called utility
higa backed by esq production and with
any color plumago and any kind of shape
When the beginner learns the fact that
thu eggs laid by a Loghorn are not con
trolled by the carriage OF It's tail or the
color OF rs plumagc, bat by SAT. and sane
breeding, the feeling that now exists
against the standard bred bird viii soon
be RELOCATED to the past.
The report from the director OF the
State Poultry Experiment Station, which
Is holding - great laying contest In Mis-
souri, and who Is an expert poultryman
OF years experience, states they have
doubled the egg Yield by careful selection
In three years time Another thing II
does not mean that you must entirely
disregard shape and color 20 breed a good
laying strain Of any variety
Ono OF the contestants in the Buff
LeGhorn class from Michigan entered his
birds IN a good poultry show two weeks
before the contest began last year. II
was found that some OF his highest scor-
ing pullets and some of those which won
the highest honors IN the showroom were
also those which have made the highest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
DO YOU KNOW C. TWEETY
STALLINGS OF BASEBALL ?
That Is the Middle Name
of the Miracle Man of
the National Pastime
Il, joins '. WHEELER.


s .uv name OF the manager Of
I .u, new worlds champions.
- sir. Stallings's middle name is
.,..-N.N published nee IN the coz
ANN, oi l.iE srS for the first time, aud
Nj Staunss hopes that it may be- the
.a.i Nubudy ever thought anything
.uoul his nuudlc name untll he won the
worlds championship. but he swears
mat be- never Will part his name in the
middle no matter what he wing He
does not care Ton q. TWrety Stallings.
But such IS fame. I, tips lot Of folks
o6 i1 midd., names which have been
carefully concealed and packed away
IN the mpta balls for years.
stall.ngs il the Jekyll and Hyde Of
baseball WLI,n is a nacknryCd enough
vay 10 .uuuuu. his personality until
YOU have learned moo, ah.u. hun. Then
,ou Will understand. Take this incident
as an illustration.
No, long ago John Tcner, the present
Goyernor If Pennsylvania. and once an
excellent pitcher in the big league, was
elected president Of the Nauordl League,
in which Mir. Stallngss club the Boston
Brave.. ,dvorts. Gov Tener was intro
dIced O., George StHllings In Boston one
night :, che owner of the club, James
T. G.-,a, and he met "a polish,
sou,r g.. --ntleman IN dinner coat
and ID smile. refined. unlssuming and
90 r,or vnn anoke with a
'i'''"',, ac,,n, and , smooth soft
- y,hc, thev narted that night
w -r.,,.r .,id ,n Stnllinus.
w '.,.,, ,,,.,' t., ,,, ,rc bench ar the game
,o.morrow 10 say hello"
-. ,t,,, ir,,,,od stsllings
~. ,,.,s a double header scheduled
49, ur,,.a. tho ncx, dav and Gov
r. locked into the dugout when
No Lo,douar,srs of the Boston
- ,n,vnrd the end of the first
- H., anu a vary different man
- ,ho ouiat snoken we'll tailored
ss,,,,or,er no had me, on the preceding
..,, tIo encountered a manager with
aar ,-usb.d down over his ears. eyes
-. n, tho game. raving up and
49,, .o,,b and urging his players
-. hitch would NOT no passed by
- "a - oo,sora to greater deeds
Wv, $500 hus,le COY. Tener said:
80 -, NJ s,auingsp"
Ii. 80 ,.o,,," barked Stallings in
,,t,,,o,,. Taking Inward the
80. - .rbcr no continued 70 "bavl
~" -, icon ,.h, had axposed himself
" ,,,,,co,i,i cn,,Icism for a certain
,.,,.r,,. in his mental activities
,rosor. nurnoses We will
., ,,. ur S,olIinrss middle name
49,, .,,,,.oot,. go t,de I, was the George
u. ..,,ii,o,s ,.hn accumulated the
,r,,,s..l,,e Who changed the Joke team
r.,. <a,ior,I League int, a baseball
-..bi,o tr,, first caused fans to pro-
.i.i,, !, eos,," ina, nay, made r,,.
.,y..rs ~ ,ba ,a,pe marvel and which
al. ,,,.ol,, ~ - ,,o,,,, h,. b,,tipc, tho
,.h,'.ias -, Sa,,, ,,r,i,,h, ,,,n,.s FOR
o., .,',,,,,'ta,shT,, =, ,ho ,,.a,II The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Started Out to Be a Ply
sician and Succeeded as
a Doctor of Baseball
Teams

ical school in Baltimore in his second
year when he broke into the game. The
profession lost good doctor when base
ball claimed him. But he is still
great reader on medicine and often APP
plies his knowledge to emergency cases
on his plantation.
This greatest OF all managers mixes
around little, talks little except to his
friends, and is retiring OF the field
This Is the Jekyll Stallings But az
soon as he gets on that bench his whole
personality changes. He II the Simon
Legree OF the game. the George Hyde
stallings. But his methods won a
championship with a club Of which
nothing was expected, and II broke
worlds record In doing a. Hc has heen
truly called the Miracle Man"
The Washington times., 1914-10-31
DENVER BISHOP TO
PREACH. TOMORROW

Bishop Frank J. MacConnelr Of Den
yer. will occupy the pulpit Of the Ham
limo Methodist Episcopal Church. Ninth
and p streets northwest, at the IL
o'cfock : morning service :. tomorrow.
Bishop MacConneiI was assigned to this
pulpit by the committee in charge of
supplying the pulpits of the Methodist
Episcopal demnomination during the
gathering of the Board of Bishops at
their semi-annual meeting now in prog
ress at the Foundry Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church. 81 - = ..,, Z
bishop MacConnell is the. youngest
man in the present line Of the Epis-
copacy of. the Methodist Episcopal
Church. For four years he was the
president of De PauW University in
Indiana, and was elected to the Board
of Bishops at the last session of the
general conference of the church, which
was conducted in Baltimore, in May,
1912. At~the- service tomorrow morning
he will preach his initial sermon to a
Washington congregation. - !,
brotherhood Night" will be observed
in Hamline Church tomorrow evening,
beginning at o'elock. AT this gather
ing Bishop MacConneif will deliver an
address on Mexico" he having re-
sided in the City of Mexico for two
years as the official representative of
his church. The address will dwell on
personal experiences while escaping
from Mexico in an -ox-cart. =. .. ;
The Washington times., 1914-10-31
"A Woman's Crown" Is
Topic of His Sermon

1t the First Congregational Church.
Tenth and q streets northwest tomor-
row evening, the Rev. Jay r. Stocking,
pastor. viii preach, his topic beinS
"A Woman's Crown" DR.. Stocking vii;
also talk at the morning service when
there will he a reception of members
and communion
William Stansfeld, organist and choir
director Of the First Congregational
Church. at the evening service. will
play the sacred cantata "Rebekah. -
composed by Joseph Barnby, and en-
Dracing the following numbers: even
cong and chorus "Lo, Days Golden
Glory Decl'neth;" bass recitation. -
Lord God Of Ny Master Abraham"
air, The Daughters Of the City Come. d"
soprano solo and chorus, Who Shall
Re Fleetest and First?' bass recitation,
Give Me TO Drink | Pray Thee" so
prano recitation, Drink Oh! My Lord. "
bass recitation 10! the Signs l do hut
now Beseech." soprano recitation. Il
am the Daughter of Bethel" bass Teci-
iation. Il am sent by the Lord Q
Daughter" soprano recitation, My Soul
this Day" air and chorus. Fear or
Doubting Dwell not with Me-" or-,an,
The Brides March" bass recitation.
Behold Ny Lord" duct. soprano and
tenor, ''Oh Flower of the Eerdant Lea. -
Those who will sing the solos arc
Mis-. e. H Smart. soprano: D. G An
ecvine, tenor; and J. Walter Humphrey,
BASS