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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-14
Women suMer Terribly From Kidney | Trouble

Around on her feet all day--no won- der a woman has backache, headache. stiff, swollen joints, weariness. poor sleep and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief for these trou. bles. They strengthen the kidneys take away the aches, pain and weari- ness. Make life worth living again. They will absolutely drive out rheu- matism. weak back and swollen. aching joints. due to kidney and bladder trou- ble. Try Foley Kidney Pills and see how much better you feel Sold by all drug gists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-14
Governor Expected Home

Montgomery, November 13.-(Special.) ) Announcement was made at the executive offices today that the governor will prob ably return to Montgomery by next Sun day or Monday. The governor is attend ing the governors conference at Madison, Wis. and will return to Alabama imme- diately upon the adjournment of the con- ference. During his absence the affairs of his office have been looked after by his son and secretary, Kirkman O'Neal, and John Moffat, recording secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-14
Harvard Students Must Pass

Cambridge, Mass, November 13. Permission to witness the Harvard Yale football game at New Haven next Saturday will be refused to Harvard students who failed to attain a high ranking at the fall examinations ac- cording to announcement today. AS d result many students have cancelled train reservations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-14
Wallace Files Bankruptcy Petition

Pat Wallace, we'll known contrac- tor of Ensley, filed a voluntary peti- tion in bankruptcy yesterday in the of- fee of the United States court. His llar bilities are scheduled at $11,567 and assets at s2400. which he claims as ex- empt. Quite q number of the items oi liability are secured claims. K
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-14

The Russian Symphony orchestra, one . the best orchestras in this country. now making bookings for southern toii in February. The management hopes [ secure an enga cement for Birmingham. 2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-14
day night concerts are public and with
 out charge. R

Mrs. O. w. Colgan. organist and choir director of St. Paul's church. announces especially beautiful music for tomorrow at 10;3o a. m. Rosewigs mass in c will be sung, and by request Mrs. C. J. Severin will sing Saint Saens Ave Maria" with a violin obligato by Oliver Chalifoux. This is a large solo work with strong climax, and Mrs. Severin sings 1t with moving effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
TEACHERS UNABLE
TO REACH SCHOOL
Progress of Education Tempo
rarily Retarded by Stormy
Weather.
lSpcciai to Tho Times pispaich. /

id, ..,
''' ~ 90 l'' 49,
few scholars have been iu school this
,,.cl, n,t;p,, ,n ,N .,la ,,o,,,,, :.
"'"'H"'- va one h"N' IVY" 81 ~" l'aN1
crs were unable to reach school.
SO mani co,r. from, Nas, p.ipt
r,., ~
'""' S"''E' avn" ""i' t'"ih '"f''''"N "''
"Wednesday. ON Tuesday the horses 0u
TN. t;lo,Ie.strr Faint roui. ..av. otit#
"''t' ''5a'hi"G 't"'h'lS "h" V""'" t@1
no further.
Much Interest i. being urousr, oyor
:, ,.t 49,, .,.,
- 1850" " go '' 49,
Courthouse. The committ"" appointed
last week raonrtcd that in would cost
n, e., ooo I'LL. I'LL .,o.t,,, ,..,l
las, ILL.,, ,,,s',,.,. f,,r ,G ,,i,,, n,t n,
X; H. ,,i,,t.. ,,, 30 MN ..',..,,
5 SIM ~" p'"SS' ~, ~. "n 49, Ia''1
,,1,',',, ~, NM s,,is,,infinGc 80 a.,
,nd i, il .xn.rtra ,bnt thn nrnno@itin,,
Vii car
~ io,,os ,r,iioe.,,.r l.,, nm ,,ie
rn',n,,.' ia gaIi 49,, NM ie,. s,s,,s tan1
i Inn, ,a his ntii9 y..st.rd.y I'M hrS"i
"nc Gona i'm His ,irht H.. inst .,hnE,.,
~ anl.I. nr. .raII o,d Enytu ,,...,,,.
c,,llnd ANA 81 ,h.. hroiI,,n hnnrs
i:r~au, ,,.,v1or of ILL.,, I-ntt.i st.t,s
s,ra,msGin nv lcrsc[ j. sm,,n,li,., Iis
ION
IA n Go,,,s usv pye.n.sscnrc,
Hnicl, i"nrin. c,r roS,,,ai (,inv na1I,
Wnnrr On Monday. hut oc,Ints to l,uco-
i.n, snn,, l@s ,,,, ,aod. H.. annr.,r
anq, or ti,r st,.,ts ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01


r. Z. nnium "eI ma H S,g.. 81 trust iron,
,.t,i, .,',t o'ieY -; ,,hesterh.id Gu
nm, 'ou.,, -, ~ ~ i2o page SO. de-
OF money thrrein sSt,lad ~" en ny h ,nu,
So ,nn,,irra ~ III. ,,,et.i;; 'iiu psinS
sell bv public uiictio, ~ M ;rmn, 49,.
at The Post. once Huildinr. in The civ
OF Kiehmond, on
crmninen.ln,r ~ j., N i't''
the real estat. drsCrinnd i'm s,ia daod
An the fright. title ana interest ~
every sort ana ecscrintion' NJ the sa1d
nmliny ana wtrr I'm pnJ ia -. ~, rol, 49,
ng property. Including ai minerals
and inincra! ltrn,s ~ .,crv I.scr ~
ton, to-Nit.
Nil those tracts. pl,cos ,r n,,col. -
land I'M III, rotint2 ~ ,,hseta,dn air Ss ot
OF virginia. desirnnted hv name '. auI
;crearc As Follows. park hin. Soa acres:
l25 acres: COX. 100 acres. cI,,,l, To
acres cox. - ~ acres: Archer Bass
anderson. liz acres; Coates 10
~ 3-S acres. coates 10 ~, ,ora
Cheatham. o45 acres, Erewei. 4iG acres:
Worsnam. ~ acres. don ~ "a acrss
lass. ID l.. acres. ,TizZarJ "a 90:
ncres; Log Castle Goo ',rrns. y VII .SI
.35 acres: Johnson ~ ocr.s. 1.onans.'
l8g acres; Rowles onl ,cras. Enaa,'
ham. 20o acres: Wili<insons Dos ncres-
Coles. is acres: Jonn ii Con ~ -
acres; Elliott III acres ana ped rsusst,
~ acres 80
For d.riyn,in,, 40 nm, a.,
and FOR N f,lI., "t I't Ito To ,nesc lands
"sription 81 ~ I'M, @I" NOR perfect de.
~, ','t ~ a. ~ sane, reference Is herd
'"",o '" we Wig deeds to-wit:
NV rom AMERICAN Match Manufac-
turing COMPANY, dated October IS. 1910.
''lIu i,''otd'u IN -. Is. IL, page 329. OF
tl' ctcIh olict OF chesterfield County,
V ,', ir1m, 'rlght ai"ps Railway Com
pdh4, nttcd juiS ~ ~, and recorded
in SAID clerks office in H. -. 1903. page
80 ',ne rom Erankiln Stearns.. JT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

WE WILL START you IL BUSINESS.
equipping Il plant. putting YOU in
charge of IL on such IL basis that you
can make an income Of from 81 to
S25 day. depending upon your encr-
KY and the territory you control NNo
VIII train inexperienced men and give
them exclusive territory. Parties
coming In Will invest from $500 to
$4,000. depending upon the territory.
put I'm their charge. Address T. 2.S
care Times -Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

HAVE YOU TRIED WASHED pc.
coal in your range? You VIII like H..
Phone us for a trial order. q. u.
l.ATiiROP 4 CO. Three phones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
lllantfn

WANTED. TO BUY HORSE SCiTABLf;
Tor grocery, not over $50. 2tS South
Pine. Monroe 401o-J.
WOULD LIKE To COMMUNICATE
with young lady who viii share my
room. Terms reasonable; desirable
location references exchanged. Adj
dress q III. care Times Dispatch.
HELPERS ON DRESSMAEINC; APP
ply 10 \. NJ. Monday. 3oG North
Twelfth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Rfgal Dutires

TUE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
that the retail clothing and out
hitting business conducted by the late
Oscar II. Ferry in his lifetime and
10y the undersigned. his executors
since ms death. at tlic store. Numbers
l0i1-l0i9 East Main street. Rich
mond. Va, has. including all OF its
property. assets and good Will been
sold transferred and delivered ut
the close Of business this 18th day
OF February. 1914 Ia Thomas ii.
Starkc and Charles r. Norman. who.
rs partners under the old style OF
o. I'll. Berry x Co. ana at the same
store (Which we have leased to them
for term of yearsl, viii hence
forward conduct said business for
their own account and ut their sole
cost and risk. We bcspcak foi. the
new firm the same generous pa
tronage that was so long and SO Lib
orally bestowed upon the late oscar
III. Berry.
All persons having claims against
the old concern OF O. IL. FERRY x Co
will please present them promptly
CELESTE BERRY.
ROLF. T.. CLOVER
Executors OF oscar III. Berry De
ceased.
In connection with the above. we
beg 10 assure the public that the
business of the new firm viii be con-
Quoted upon the same high PRINCIPLES
as herctoforc and tha. wherever
possible its service will be improved
The same buying and producing or
ganization Will bc continued. and
every accomm odation ana facility
accorded our customers heretofore
vii! be cheorf lily extended in the
future.
Soliciting your kind consideration
aud approval we are.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS H. STATkE H..
CHARLES n. NORMAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

WANTED, $1,000. $1,000 or $1,000.
frs; mortgage. can also use $500 IL
you haven't the other amount: good
security. Liberal interest and hroi<-
oragc. Address IL 1926, care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Reliable Crallsfers

TRANsF r.is.--MILLNER's
81. North Ninth street. hnuls trunks
for 2jc: claim checks issued 1T tho
house Tor your baggage. two men
on our wagon. Moving furniture and
pianos = specially. Phone Madison
l1i5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
WATCH WORK.
PRICES REDUCED oN WATCH
work. Cleaning, 81; main spring. 81
Twenty years experience WII.f.iAAI
TOBIEN, JR., No. 40S East Broad
street All work Guaranteed
hL.A,l, L-l,.I, NEAI. LII
PROTECT YoUR3ELF


may set H. iotal , iiN, ~ u, MIS- NM:
; na, n ,snne ,o Us ,PpeH'ane.i old age
tinrei.ci.s a MED inontbiW inr 1"i.
sur.1 - Won, 10 h. 20, month ~ a.
OF the American Anchor VIII az.
door. Phone Mad 1 ' 2s27. IT nS' Viii
ecI,1n, l,isere :" l9I,- :. ~, 49,, :
s.iiJoi- VI i9Si-S NoM II TIE TIME
shaped "a and leaned; Why spend s.
". - ~ d new lal' .Whtil your oii
NEERA HAT WORKS. ri North
First Street. Phone Monroe SOC
VISIBLE MODELS. SO PER MONTH.
nonNisible models: - per month;
three months Tor So. Sent anywhere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

HIGHLAND PARK ADDlTION-Ey
making u small cash payment and a
small amount each month thereafter
You can secure 4 lot in this bcauti-
iul subdivision. The lot paid for. Il
poses. which can u. !iuuidated Iik.
rent Result: y home built IL, ac-
c9rdance WIKI personal taste and
iaeas on y SIT. personally chosen.
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. No.
az Mutual building. Phone Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
lllanten

WANTED, 800 OLD FEATHER REDS
emo chickcn). and old-iime furniture:
ont of town parties send small sam
pies OF feathers in letter for prices
pc pound Write mo Whist you have
~ antiiucs.-a ythinE old H. X
BEARD. Wholesale Dealer in Fcath-
.rs and Antiques. - West Main
Street. Rtrhmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, STEAM
heated; running water and bath.
Hoard IT wanted: West Grace near
JcnArsoi. q 30, care Times Dig
patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

This propcrtv is ranllly incr"asin.. m
value
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

WHEN YOU HEAT WITH B.I-
quotes you are helping "a home In
duStry. 1t is W. to you 10 try one
loud anyhow. Phone us. &. T.
IATUROp n 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

WANTED, TO BUN REAL. ESTATE.
for per cont stock. Address i: 1871.
care Times Dispatch.
no Buy or RENT. FOR HOME, CEN
trail brick house. south of Broad. Adj
dress III 336 care Times Dispatch
RELIABLE PARTY WISHES FUR
nishcd house in West End from April
To Scot cmh Y. O. EoN 2SA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

PATENTS THAT PROTECT AND PAY.
BOOKS. advice and searches free
SEND sketch or model for search
highest references; best results
promptncss assured. WATSON T.:
COLEMAN. Patent Lawyer, G2a l.
street. N. w. Washington. ID. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
FLATS GNanten

WANTED UNENPIRED LEASE. FLAT
or small house ! to i rooms. q 2Si.
care Times Dispatch.
APARTMENT w TED - WOULD
IKE To rent from September house
keeping apartment. q $50. care.
Times Dispatcl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

LET Us PAINT AND REPAIR YOUR
automobile now Don't put IL of
We also make automobile tops. dust
hoods and do all kinds of trimming
work. maxim and repairing springs
Finest automobile painting. Low
est prices for quality. X H. ROSH-
EltS SONS. 10 South Ninth street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

WANTED MAN OF EXECUTIVE
ability having office experience TO
take a $4,000 or $4,000 interest and
accept prominent position in manu-
iactur!hE business. Salary $500 and
proiits $4,000 a year 10 each Of IA
with much bigger things in, the flu
,urc Address l. 252, care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Reai G5tate Illantfn

LIST Y0I;R FAl:Ms AND CITY PROF
erty with us- WI 81 MILLER q
CO INC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Dce. Coal ann 11,upp

kindllns ard block wood shop pine
for the retailer Phone us. c. L.
l-ATiiROp X CO.
WHEN yoU NEED coal DON'T YOU
selling it 40 years. =. T.. LATHROP
HAVE You TRIED WASHED Pc
coal coal, in your range; You YIN Mo i.
LATiIRop & CO. Three phoncs
WHEN You HEAT WITH BnI-
quettcs you are helping IA home In
dusry. 1t is W. 10 YOU TO try one
loud anyhow i'hon. US. &. l..
LATiiROP y 60.
OUR NuTTAIHf:i;G coIlE -
splendid fuel for your kitchen range;
So for % bushels Phone us. you Will
Ike II. 9. =. LhTuRoP * 20.
You CAN'T CALI. FOR ANY KIND
ssizes),, spiint. steam. Fire creek
K iSHP SF cS Tn. Ssks pAo n Ar''
WE NEVER HAVE CoMpLAINTs''
about, our, coal. Have YOU been
troubled lately during this cold
weather? Try, us. with your. next
hATIIRor X CO.
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE
dcrseil us. .. +. LATHRoP < co.
OUR SPECIALITY Is BLOCK PINE
wood; for retail shops. e. l.. LATlt-
OUR k!NpLiNG AND BLoci; OAK
and pine wood is AL handled by
machinery. OF course. We can sell
I, cheaper q. +. LATIiRoP X co.
WE SELL THE BEST SAWED PINE
and oak 1T lowest prices; also best
anthracite and lump splint. brquette
NJ $50 per ton Prompt delivery
ind al ~.
1879, Monroe 30l7.
QUICK DELIVERIES or WOOD AND
coal by bushel or ION. 4o2 Gil.ner
street, Phone Monroe 267u.
BEST GRADE WOOD AND coal. DE
liyered day ordered LYME & HAIR
KS. phom.s MomLoc t3I6 and 1870
RisrfIlaneous
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
92$ EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
SAMPlri siloE STORE. Good she,
cheap for the whole family.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
RALsToN HEALTH SHOES. MADE ON
foot nodded lasts. All feathers FOR
sells them. Csi East Broad. I,aiston
WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
scour ~ latest improved machinery.
Kinds OF carpets. NEW YORK CAR
PET CLEANING co, 2oCl East
Franklin. Monroe 2GsG
MvCoNSELLB KOWNING,
Engineering Company.
1918 East Cary Street
DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS or,
specia; machinery. Repair work
given ,, prompt attention. Phone Madi-
PRINTING.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS sl5n WE
save YOU money. LEAkE PRINTING;
COMPANY. Specialists. COS East
Main.
LET Us PAINT AND REPAIR YOUR
automobile now. Don't nut III or
We also make automobile tops. dust
hoods and do all kinds Of trimming
work. mnkim and renni:.inr snritns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
SOUTHERN STOCK YARDS
Suction Salts, a9pnoap
TEU STi.ES' SALE

~ Rlcheson X Crutchfeid,
Eca! Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
BOARDING

flhsr'cLAss. APAtrMENTs. vApoR
neat private bath and excellent
cuisine furnished 10 permanent and
WELLFoItD LoNi:S'S new ana Well.
equipped house. 200 East Franklin
Street Table boardors a specially.
MoDEnNLy ,ArroiNrED ROOMS.
Yi"n, guests, Mrs. CHARLES *.
moWEkS. MRS. cABELL u. eau
TlioltN. 10 East Franklin.
BOULEVARD INN. HAMPTON ROADS
country and senshorc combined with
y Misss TAnn Ga But tSr 'f inn
Hampton. VA.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, STEAM
board If wanted: West Grace near
JenSfso'i q 30, care Times Dig
patch.
EoAARDERs, AND RooMERS WANT
WASHINGTON. 23o4 East Broad St.
SEcoNp-Fi.OQR FRONT ROOMS.
with board. 2lc shafcr street. four
doora south 81 The Chesterfield
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS FOR -FOUR
los East Franklin. Madison 4asO-L
ROOMS WITH BOARD. MRS. JOHN
ston, 9a& west Grace
WANTED. 4 FEW BoAEDERs: TERMS
reasonable a23 East Marshall
DESIRABLE SINGLE ROOM WITH
board ~ East Franklin.
BOARD AND ROOM Ar lo& EAST
CARY Special price 10 party OF three
ROOM MD BOARD PRIVATE FAM
~ evening dinner 81, East Frank
BoAkDEES WANTED FoR DOUBLE
rooms. @oo EAST Grace street.
+le WEST GRACE STREET., HOT
"%,"f h"ate" rooms for gentlemen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

y. n VIM" the terms OF the sale
NJ" cash. NC can furnish the purchaser
WIN l0Am OM TIL. nronerlN III dCSlrNh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

Second. near Jackson Street. 1878
per month JOHN II. BRAGTOE.
Agent, No. H. West Leigh street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. con-
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
gary blanks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
WRITE Fol; CATALOGUE,
MCCONNELL BROWNING.
i'RINTIN,

! .0to BUSINESS CARDS $3.50 WE
save YOU money. LEAkE PRINTING;
COMPANY. Specialists. COS East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Rooms 3;or kcnf

ha W, Flor ,l AiAitTMENTS. WITH
hussnass ce,,, r! 'o, -, c1nNen,enl to
tendance. III East i'ranniir,
,n.i,,l ro, i' - ~. ~; - EAIED
ia Noy,b ESi,,L,hnp' ii'I iSo-A-Noht+
iu,ii.i1A. -, ~, ~ M : X NELY
,,n,', '''"' rooms neat path
I.,y,, II-,I-rI,,i., -.
Eo,.,, ,',l,,' :, = y, y : y 80
iirauItlin "''' ~ East
5,.-i, .-------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Rcal GStatc Epr Krnt

/ HAVE. a NICELY ARRANGED
warehouse for rent on railroad Sid
ing. every conYenieucc: cheap rent !:
in the heart Of busincss district.
JOHN W. KANE. care Times Dis
unto Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

H. r. POLLARD. III.
Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

q MANCHESTER LODGE. No. II.
KY A., T.. X y NJ, viii i've called
ii MIR. freddy. l'ailbearers Will he
". y. Aiken. q. y. Watkins. Nj. w.
sheppard i. +. Aiken. w. w. Friend. a.
!. Frostlc. j. L. Mccartney, Dr. IL i.
Drum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

We: MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF
iindllng ard block wood shop pine
for the retaile, Phone us. c. L.
LATiiROp X co
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

ing school property. Alleged to have
done so in revenge for working over
time at school dances.
Adeline KruIikowski, 2, 943 N. May,
died. Fell in tub of hot water Tues
day
Tailor shop of Mamie Weiss, SOTO
Dorchester av., held up. $40 and jew
elry worth $3.50 taken.
John Jurkonis, 1915 Mosspratt,
held up. $7S.
Charles Lindsay, Highwood, dis
charged in Evanston court Miss !
Catherine Heisdorf, Evanston, said
he followed her a mile. Conflicting
evidence.
Five first-cIass and one second
class detective sergeants transferred.
No reason given.
4-11" alarm turned in from En- |
press Theatre box, 63d and Halsted. |
Flat building at 624O Halsted badly |
damaged.
Judge Fry signed warrant for ar
rest of Henry Dugnier, sec'y Golden !
Building and Loan Co. Alleged to !
have embezzled $4,000.
Vaudeville entertainment provided
at dinner of Chicago Drug Club in
Hotel Sherman.
Louis Brandeis, Boston, and DR.. |
Levin, Germany, to arrive in Chicago |
today. To lecture on new status of |
Jew in Europe since war
Chicago Substitute Letter Carriers
to give annual fall dance Saturday in
Masonic Temple Drill hall.
Sup't Scott of Humane Society
heard that horses are being detailed
at yards before being shipped to Eu-
ropean battlefields. To investigate
Fred Walton couldn't get wife to
leave him, so he left her. Blamed her
for troubles. Arrested for wife aban-
donment. Judge ordered wife to get
character witness.
RupoyIa re enfnrnd flat of I "a TiIIar |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Body of man noticed in river. Police
unable to recover it.
Constantine GeIIerino, found dead
from gas at 6109 S. State. Supposed
accident. ".
Bad gas jet caused death of John
Johnson, ex-saloonkeeper, 80 York
pl., yesterday.
Three men tried to hold up Kurt
Giattras in his restaurant, 1902 S.
Halsted. Cut one with knife. All
fled.
Rose creza, 2, burned to death in
home, SIS E. 115th. Matches.
Joseph Bloom, 1914 w. Adams,
broke right leg in fall on icy pave
ment.
Mrs. Lewis PearIstein, 54oo CaIu-
met av., lost So. Purse snatcher.
Bessie Bruce, 2 months, 431 S. Nor
gan, died, supposedly from coal gas
poisoning. Police probing.
Mrs. John FinchuI, wife of North
Chicago wire mills laborer, found
wandering in streets of Lake Bluff
last night with lighted lantern. Said
she was searching for husband.
Taken home. Sick, ed.
-O-O-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-09
(From the Chronicle.)


Frank Kaufman returned Saturday
evening from Portland, where he recent.
iy was operated on for appendicitis, and
will soon be enjoying his former good
health again.
M. s. Hendrickson and. sons and Goff
Eckert dug out den of five coyotes
northeast of town late last week and al.
so succeeded in shooting the mother of
the litter.
Mrs. Dave Steiner died at her home
on salmon river early Sunday morning
after short illness and the remains
were brought out to Westlake for
burial on Monday.
}. l.. Eckert is in Lewiston this walk
experimenting the shipping of a car.
load OF ore from the Great Eastern
mine to the smelter. The ore was
brought out to Lewiston from the mine
oy the gasoline launch, Prospector.
M. Schwickerath and family arrived
here the first of the week from Spokane
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for Kooskia on Tuesday morning where
he has secured shop.
F. Crowther the live Clearwater mer-
chant was visitor in Sites the first
of the week and while here placed large
orders for shoes and hats from repre-
sentatives of eastern houses.
Teddy Tollefon has been on the sick
list the past week but is able to be on
the streets again.
Mrs. Burns, of Tahoe celebrated her
72nd birthday on the Goth of March.
Forty-two of the neighbors and &C.
quaintances gathered to wish her well.
One of the pleasant features of the oc-
casion was participation by the guests
of a portion of the wedding cake given
by the Ladies' Aid of Sites to Mrs.
Californian King.
Several forest rangers were in town
this week on their way to Orofino
where they had meeting. Among
those attending were: Lew Brundige,
brother of Miss Bessie Brundige, Geo.
Ring, supervisor at Grangeville and R.
E. Moses from Red river.
The new cement sidewalk around the
Pettibone residence was finished this
week the work being done by Mr.. Van
derlaugh. The new walk certainly
makes great improvement in that cor
ner. Others have contracted to put in
cement in place of board walks.
D. A. Bishop, who recently has pur-
chased the old Geo. Shissler place from
E. L. Anderson was in town Monday
taking out some barb wire and hog
fence. Mr.. Bishop has recently erected
small cottage overlooking the town
and is improving the place in many
ways and expects before he is through
to have comfortable home as well as
profitable ranch.
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Especial Correspondence
The snow is going rapidly on the flat
at Edwardsburg and by the first of
May mail will come in by eayuses. The
parcel post that has been accommodating
in Warren has been packed to the
Smoky cabin on cayuses as their is no
snow below the forks of Elk creek and
John Woilston is using the dog team
from the summit to Edwardsburg.
The use of ashes on the gardens at
Edwardsburg melted the snow and the
carrots, onions, ETC., left in the ground
are ready for use. The rhubarb is up
two inches, the horseradish green and
fresh and the strawberries ready to bud
There was never in the history of this
camp such winter and now no more
snow of any consequence is expected
as all that falls now meIts in short
time.
John Condor who has small cabin
on the top of Snowslide mountain was a