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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
K~ONFERENCA IN SOCIALIST

Ako pride do >klcpauia miru ur
k"!ikor tohkn normalcu naciu. 10
- praNl. ako uo pogiuc vojna sauna
y Scbi od SploSnc obncmogloS,;.
ako Sc bodo pogo.ii miru obravna.
vail ma k%oufcrcnci. .ic STEER izklnr-
ceno, ola hi incl tam kakScn Sloyp-
nee Scdcz, cesar nit zcleti nj. kaiti
&c bi Sc zgodil TAX Gudez. hi mas
naJblilc zaStopal SuStcrSic: pac
pa j. mad Use ycrictno. da pri IL
stem omlzju ne DO mauikal Soci1
hist Nandcrvcldc Bclgiji. Cues.
de IN Scmbat ma Franciscan MISC
vStopilI y svoja miniStrstva lc r.
d~ekoraciio.
Nihcc ~" NOR" pritakovati 81
zavcduIh NocialiStov. LA poidcio
ru>krga cara pro>i' "a iugoSlo.
vau>ko >vohodo H. Sc SAM il >obr
n"rca driat. Pac pa Sc razumc sa.
mo od sobc. da bo imola Intcruaci-
onaia od vSch prizadctih dclov
vSc potrchnc informacijc. taku Ia
bodo nicni zaStopniki lahko ray
nall pc Nth i'm Y zmiSlu Sociali>t,t
mega programa.
Nj Nmo Prolctarcu. kolikor
nam jc prostor dopuStal. obiav
llali izjavc Socialistijnih strank i'm
konfcrenc cd izbruha voiuc: an.
gleSki, francoski, holandSki. Skau-
dinavski, Svicarski, italiianski i'm
balkanski socialist so podaiali ia
Ike iziave. V vseh Sc ponavlia tudi
zahtcva po Svobodi podiarmliclih
narodov. kor zclc socialist tax
mir, Xxi bo incl Y >chl tim wee "a
rancii "a trajuoSt
kliub vScmu t,mu nina mhjc
p%ravicc Scdai kai ohc,ati naro-
dom, ka.iti Y prvi vrSti odloduic
scdaj Srcca orozia. in kako 81 tn
zasucc, ne more nihtc vcdcti. Nc
kirk, III obliubc, ampak cdiuo trc
zno dclo .ic Scdaj ma mcStu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
zDRUzITEV JUGoSLoVANoV.

NltI V Sanlah nam ne pride ia
miSel, ia hi naSprotoyali samostoj-
III JugoSlavi.ii "a 10. kcr be- imclu
d~elavStvo Y mel ~oStrciSc bojc.
Pred zmago ;" mora boz pooStrj-
II; m c. IA ne bo mogocc zatcup-
nJrvati : >tarimi irazami. "a h.
~dclavStvo hoijy raNm,lu.
Ako bi bilo odviSuo od uaSr 80.
lie, hi uocoi incl. >amostoiuo j.
goslaviio
Da >mo u kuituruih Nlroho, "a
ldrulitc, .Jugo>luyauov. Nuo y,
ucStct"krat povrdali u tudi ui,wo
lamoicaIi razlogoN. kohkur ir bi.,
$ naSlh razmcrah mogot,. >l.u Ia.
di y Amcriki cdini' prak-
tltno >luIlli tel idcii. 81 .Iugo>io.
vauSki Nociali>titpl I,czi >ulo
zdruIcm Slovcuci. Ur,atjc in >rnL.
Ia VS. tu mi ,rcba uic jcrcmiad
% "mukotrpm lcodovini''. "k~-
tlh \cmrih'' iu 'bc5arSkih Ma.
dJarlh &c ur hi hil uobcn
SchWarz dczclui professionals i'm ua-
hcn El>ucr professionals >odiSca y
ljubljauI. bi ,cudar Sluycuci uua-
ID prav'c" do .am,>,oiuos,i ka-
kur N>ak uarud
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
IMENIK IN NASLoVNIK URADNI
KOV KRAJENIH DRUSTEV
A.SB.P.D. v LETU 1915.
St. /. Frontensc. Kans.

p~-.j..lnit. .I,b, Nitl,,. ss-
.:.r. "
''.''' '''"'N ""'>"'N''' |''N h'N -
''aE"j"'" Leo 'ir'"'N' ''N -'". \>i
''"'''''' N'" sea 50 'F'' '''
o"
St : Chlcopee' hans.
FredN'inik 'o" LeSlaN. box 81. tai
nlk And. FoIo"'eh. box go hlagaj.
r. Nt"mieI' box -. NN n 'hic"Pcc,
'" '>'N' ''''''' y
ouis' Mans
tN Anton mans '"I"'N
''N '''-'J"'"
~ ''
Mans 0'l'
"''
St l. Mineral kans.
Pred'edn'N; Louis M'ni'.l. >'on"
NIt!' Mans; '"inlN Frank N"'''1. box
D. Mineral Mans 'IaS"lniN fr Npei-
SER box 49, Mineral. hanN. sea 80
S'"' '''E' "''''J' y "''''"'
St .. Weir kans.
W ~ ''U" ''I"'7
Goyekor. vi Wi K.T. So -
vrsi ysako iruco ncarIio s. me,ecu.
& s y,,o K,rs
p-aJs.l,;L. Ar., v.. -
Josef Gro.cIi. b~l,o,irit r-,,k S..,r,
-; ma y \, Pee,
buro Kan ,.oL. .-..
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Q. -
N;Ll.u l
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
INOUSTRIJSKA PREISKAVA

Ivczua indu>trijSka komiSiia
nod prcdScdStvom +. p. WalSha
i v%;crai Y Chicapu priGela : pre-
>kavo razmcr pri Pullman Car
90. in Stavkr pri Illinois Central
Shop. Prciskava DO naihrzc ira
ialn YES tcdcn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
kaj Sc O Storiti?

Nekoilko nerazburlUvih misi, porojenih brez pomoci vinskih
duhov o prozalcnem vprasanju evropskih in ameriskih
Jugoslovanov. Seveda tudi nekoliko smrtnih grehov roper
presveti sovinizem. Obenem nekoiko sociaishcneea re-
ahzma, nekoIko upanja brez neutemelenih obljub in
skromen poizkus della brez reklame.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

mora - hoccS uoccS puspr-
Slti socialism, Tudi ; tcga staliSca
le torcj koriStuo, ako nastancio
take razmcrc. da So pokazc kapi-
tallSticno goSpodarStvo y Svoii
naiGistcjSi obliki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

V k mercSu ic bill med drugimi
rrcdlogi vloIcu tudi Ia. da mai
Zcdinicne driavc kupiio Mrhiko
Nidi >" AmeriSki p%oliti6arii -
propriGani. d. So -" lpr'" '- a..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

Breezy Hin sta. Mulberry. Kan,. >cia
600 ''-' '~fN" irugo uci,ljo mc>e,1
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
St. 20. Ely. MINI.

Professionals: Louis Champa. box aGl.
taJnik Frank Hartiniak. box IL. bla
gaJnik Dom. Mcstuik. box 81. Vsi "
Ely. Mimi. Srja - vr>i y>ako iru.o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
St. ID. Winter Quarters. Utah.

Pr%"i>rfinik: Ninccnc Ravu.kar. box
-; taluik And. Unuk. box i: hlas.
Ant. simmer. N,i y Wintorquartcr,.
Utah. >"ia ysako B. neirlio . mc,rcu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
ST. /. Mineral. Kans.

Pred,edniN: Louis Mau!oll. stone
City, kans.; ;alniA Frank ko;itz. box
-, Mineral, Kan>.: blagainik FIR. Spei-
ser, box 1871. Mineral. kau>. sea -
vrSi vsako drugo ncicljo y mc>ccu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
ST. 8. Newburg. Kans

PredSednik; Anton Mails; ;aIu.k
John ,reliu,rN. hoN -. plagajuiA
John >trah. box Go. >,auu ,o ~. na
R. F. u. No. .. Mulberry. Kan-. SEGA
Sc vr,i ySaNo Jrugo nedciio , mr>,,u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
st. 81. Witt, III.

P~reisednik: Paul Obregar. box 400:
John Repolusky. box 494. bla
Anton Mlchar. box los. Nsi
y Witt. III. sea v>ako =. ncdelio y me
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

trcj Mcivci. box I. vi , cbcrok..
kau-. >ria sc WIS. ,>ako lainio me-.
tell" s. me~ccu.
ST. -. Adamson. Okla.
P~rri>ciuik. Frank Skyar, box -:
'alniN John Grr-"rira. box -u.. hia- f.
John Grcloriua. vi 81 AIam,on. Okla.
Scia vsako =. uciclio " mc>c,a.
St. II. Maynard. Ohio.
Predsednik: Anton RcsntA. b,> Sol.
'ainik Louis Enoch. box 5i3. blara
NIX Jo" Miheuc. box -. vi Nav.
nari. O. SEGA SEE yrsi vsako rr,o mo-.
irlio s. me>ecu.
st. Is. Franklin. Kans.
P-,d>,Inik John Zaccr. box p,
mix Nn.rnc E,gorSck. book -. tiarai.
uiN Anton >imorfit. ~ Fra.
Iin. Hans. >,ia ySako ,r,,|o n~eielio
81 m,~,.u.
st. II. Carney. Iowa.
Prei>cdniA: Ninceuc Pirnat. L. W.
!. L. De~ Moincs, Iowa: tain.k Mik,
Nrautl, L. No. I. D,~ Mo.ne>. Iowa.
h~la.a.nN I.oui- Bla,uih. box 81. car
n'H. Iowa. Seja ,sako Irueo uci,lIu
3 mc>ccu.
St. ID. Winter Quarters. Utah.
Pr"i~riuik. Vinccnc Ra,u.kar. look
=; taiuik And. Unuk. box i: h,,,
Ant. simmer. vi d Mathematics.
Utah. >"ia ysako 3 neirlio , m,>c,u.
St. le. Black Diamond. Wash.
Prci>einik: Joe Burkclca. tain K
Frank pruml. box so; blaea mix II.
lap >,ernis. box 964. Vss y Black pia.
moni. Wash. Scia y,ako I n,Icliu ,
mcsccu.
St. 20. Ely. MINI.
P~rcj>eluik. Louis Champa. box aGl
tajnik Frank Nart.uiak. box IL: bla.
gnJnik Dom. Mcstuik. box 81. Vsi y
Ely. MINI. Scia - vr,i y,ako irugo
n|c!clj" y mescru.
St. 81. Witt. III.
P~reisednik: Paul Obregar. box io2.
tajuik John Repolusky. box 494: bIa
-aJnik Anton Mlchar. box lO5. -.
y Witt. III. sea v>ako =. nedelio y me
secu.
st. %. Huntington, Ark.
P~rcdseinik: John Novlan; tainik
Joseph Haupman. box II. Huntiug
ton. Ark: %bla"ainik ,Icrnci Zo.r
Huntington, Ark. Seia - yrSi vsakc
{. nrdcljo y mesecu.
st. %. Pleasant Valley. Pa.
f~rrdsrdnik: Frank Zais: tainik .lohr
Hrihernik. X. r.. /. b. 30. jeanette
-: llsga;nik Math Breznik. b. lli
Nsi ~:anuici" ma X. F. d. No. =. Irwin
Pa. SEGA 50 vrsi vsako pr,o ncdDii,
= mrsrcu.
John Cerne. q. tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
AvStf. SIOVenSkO

UstanoyEsno Is januvariN
lSL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
st. 5. Weir. Ksns.

Prei>eInik: John Shubcr.,r. tsiri-
lodock Moosbruc-rr: hla.aIuik q. ,uu
Goyekar. N~i W.iT. Hans. SEGA 81,
vrSi v>ako irugo n]cIcljo $ me>ecu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
st. :. Curanville. Klns.

Prcd>ciniS: Joe Kuc-: ia iui, Zoe
MikIauc; ~blasainik Peter Hotter. Sta
nujcio ysi na Il. X. No. :. Pitt,burg.
Kau>. SEGA So yr-i I,ako Jrugo urd,l.o
V mes-cu.
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st. %. Huntington. Ark.

P~rcdseinik: John Noylan; tainik
Haupman. box Il. Hunting
Ark: bla"ainik Jernci Zo.r.
Huntington. Ark. Seia - yrSi vsako
{ u.J.lio \ mcs,c,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
St. g. Fleming, Kans.

Professionals: Matcuz LomSck. H.. r.
No. >, box -. Cherokee. Kan>.; ia mix
Jacob Cukjati. K. r. No. >, box 3.
Pittsburg. Kans.; ~blagajnik John Bob
mar, r. r. No. >. Cherokee. Kan>. sega
Sc vrsi vsako tretjo nedelio y mcsecu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-03

making. Girls may bo entering more and more iulo otaer trades, but in the last analysis they generally fall back or advance to the rank of ho.aemak- CTS.
 Hence, says the federal educational board, the importance of giving special attention to scientific cooking in the
 st"donal schools The girlish nope
 ! being able to nIre d cook IS apt to be disappointed as frequently as the nope of keeping one when she is hired -s IS one of the oldest things in life
 nat cooking, the preparation of the .ood that sustains life. the art that can waste or economize in the chief item f family expenditures is so largely left 0 be picked up as best 1t may be without serious consideration or train ng. If the woeGul waste resulting from -mateur cookery could be computed in
 gl!ars and cents 1t would rival the var bills of Europe. If the indigestion. dyspepsia and kindred physical dis urbances caused by the incapable
 ooks could be tabulated they would .warf the list of killed, missing and wounded.
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CHEAPER TO EAT CHEESE.
tOhio State Journal.)

(Ohio State Journal) Eat cheese and reduce the cost ot living"
 such is the advice of Prof Robert 5. .,toltz, of the dairying department ol
 the college of agriculture, Ohio state
 university. Prof. Stoltz strongly urges
 a campaign of education throughout
 the United States with the purpose ih
 view of teaching the coming genera tion to eat cheese and substitute it for meat
 T know how hard 1t is,' said Prof. Stoltz, flor grownup people to discard their bad habits and start good ones. It is quite possible the present genera tion in this country cannot give up its habits of eating meat, but 1t ought to DC comparatively easy matter to leach the new generation to abstain rom expensive meat eating and sub stitute inexpensive cheese eating
 Economy in the substitution of cheese for meat, MT. Stoltz pointed out, Is ot more than one sort, for it goes clear pack to a comparison of the cost of beef and dairy cattle. COWS for milking purposes, he said, is vastly less expensive propo- 5ition than breeding and feeding bee1 cattle. A beef is of temporary value in its production only, while a milk producing COW is an almost continuous producer for eight or ten years.
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AIR THE FIRST NECESSITY.
tMoberly (Mo.) Monitor )


 Man, We learn, was first formed out of the dust of the earth, and God breathed into his nostrils the breath of life
 There is both reason and a result flowing from the fact that man first got inspiration through his nose Vol umes have been written on this feature of the face, but we have not room to dwell upon it and therefore wipe 1t from consideration
 The central thought is that the breath was the breath of life. When the corpus delicti had been made ready for life the machinery of man was not started by pouring in gasoline or whisky. Neither did the creator push down his gullet a dozen raw and an oyster slaw. He gave him not food or urink but stand back, gentlemen and let him have air" Fresh air is abso- lutely necessary.
 Heaven is only sixteen breaths and eighty-four heart beats away. We can do without water for thirty days. We can go without food for sixty days, but We must breathe in four minutes or we are gone goslings. We need whole some food. We need pure water to put the flames of health in the face and light the spark of animation in the eye. Lacking fresh air, the sickly shades of sallow cheeks and broken | tints of green and yellow at the cor ners of the mouth show that life's art ist is out of madder and vermillion.
 Air is free and there is no reason why we should not use it. The British embargo does not cover air nor is the war tax laid upon it. Remember.it costs you abolutely nothing and this fact alone should cause a general rush for fresh air Many people are fitted by nature to give "a grand opening for fresh air. but neglect it every day. No person was ever known to take when living in the open air. Many are cured of this deadly malady by fresh air. Fresh air is now in with early vegetables from the south and Is the cheaper of the two.
 Throw up the windows and let the luxury in.
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS
Newspaper Comment Onlive
 topics of the day

hour is manhood; not legislation, not organization, not agitation, but men men who can truthfully say, The place l occupy does not need reform ing" Men who are ready and willing to begin the reformation of the world in their own hearts. Men who do right, not because the law says they must. put because il : right.
 l would like Write over the door yf every work op and business house n this land, an Wanted" l would place on the Wa. ot every school room. college, court of justice and legislative nall, Men Wanted" 1 would wreathe n ivy and gold over every freplace, altar and pulpit in the land. Men Wanted" l would engrave 1t Ou the mountain side. have 1t reflected in every snimmering wave and wait il on the oreezes of heaven. Men Wanted" l would teach the brooklets to sing it, the lakes to chant 1t; l would seize the nnger of lightning and write ill letters l f living fire across our darkened sky, | Men Wanted" 1 would gather the cateracts roar, the thunder's roll and .he cannon's boom and echo from ocean 70 ocean, Men Wanted
 l would unite the voices of men ano the pleadings of women with all the forces of nature to send one sublime
 cal to heaven: Great and ia- mite God, at the drawn of this twen
 quIe men, courageous men, men WI,
 are 10 do right because 1t is risht.
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CoNScRlPTIoN.
(Boston Record)

iBOSton RecOrQ)
 England Is close to conscription, and we believe that the sooner that nation comes to that expedient, the sooner the strength and hope of the allies in lhe field will be made manifest. It Is apparent that Great Britain has not ben contributing men to the battle line in sufficient number to meet the situa- lion. Those who have gone have been brave and efficient. The great paper army of Kitchener promises much but has produced little. The war is com ing to be a question of men, and in answering that question Britain must speak up.
 What of conscription, anyway? Most antithesis of voluntary service Vol untary service? Oh, that's well enough; let those go who want to. But con- scription. What. force men against their will to go?
 Let's consider it a moment Just what Is voluntary service?" Whom uoes 1t get? Not the slacked Not the incompetent Not the worthless. Not the careless one. 1t gets the best-the men who can least easily be sparea 1t gets the man with d conscience, 8 reaization of his country's need; the man with a regard for the opinion O. society, for the opinion of his neighbor of his family and of his friends. gets the man who takes his respon sipilities seriously. Voluntary service i forced service-forced by conscience and conscientiousness. It's gets th best
 Conscription gets the men who ar not thus impelled. In such an emer gency as confronts Britain it is th rairest way, and the only way.
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NEWS Is SCARCE.
(Cyrus (Minni.) Citizen.)

NCyrus (Allnnl) ClllZen.)
 One of the hardest duties in the world is to ill the news columns ot d .ocal paper with interesting items when there is really no items to write, and that is about the size of matters -hIs week. Il is lar more veXing anu Jerplexlng than a person wno has never lad any experience in newspaper worh van imagine. The paper must come out ana the reading matter mas to be applied from some source. When the sul,ol suppiy ot information becomes sNhausled and his taltntuI sclssors duIl, is II, do you imagine any enid 5 ,lay Tor him to proDe the gas bags o1 n4s inauguration and bring forth d col ann or more of original 'wlnd' tha, A4i both edify, delight and instruct Ais readers?
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COMING EVENTS

Eagles Masquerade ball Eagle hall December 4th
 Roof Garden, December IS Outside mail closes Mondays at D. m.
 Outside mail due to arrive Fridays.
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M EN WANTED.

Minneapolis Journal) Gentlemen, the crying need of the
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WoMAN,S CHIEF TRADE.
(Pittsburg Dispatch.)

Yes, of course, it is homemaking. Everybody knows that, but the figures for it, compiled by the United States board of education statisticians. are worth noting. Of the 31,000.O0O females over 10 years of age in the United States 24,OOO.0O0 are engaged in home-
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Larger and more interesting than Qer. All about the territory. Send one to your friends The Nugget Min ing and Dredging Edition.
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NE CAN DO IT.

For first class work. and prompt se livery phone Main 151 and the Peopie.s Steam Laundry will cell and get your laundry.
 w. j. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-11-04
Serial Ols75-Hd. No. lD955.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, October
IA, 1915.
Notice 10 hereby given thar Belle
Seaman, OF Parma, idaho, who, on
June II, 1908, made Homestead Entry
No. 0l875. Hid. No l0955, for NWA
SEX, NEM SWtz. Section l, Township
4 North, Range 8 West, Boise Meridian.
has hled notice Of intention to make
five year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Alfred F
Stone. D. s. Com nissioner, at bis office
at CALDWELL Idaho, on the 9Th day Of
December, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John English. Of 6reenleaf, Idaho,
William Womack, of Parma, Idaho,
Edward @. Sloan, of Parma. Idaho
Charles f. Norman, OF Greenleaf, Ida.
no. FRANK S. HER,
1923 1875 Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-11-04
Notice 81 shsrsss'A sale.

BY VIRTUE OF an execution in my
hands, issued out OF the District Court
OF the Seventh Judicial District Of the
State Of Idaho; in and for che County OF
Canyon, in the suit OF r. M. Hutchin-
son against W. ". Wheaton, duly at
tested the snd day Of October. A. D.
1915. have letied upon all the right,
title and interest of the said w. W.
Wheaton, In and to the following de-
sctibed PROPERTY. situated in Canyon
County, Idaho. viz:
The Northeast Quarter tNEH). and
Lots One ~, Two (2) and Three t3).
and the Northwest Quarter (NWA) OF
the Southeast Quarter SEQ Of Section
Twenty-Five (25) Township Five (5)
North Of Range Five Isl West Of Boise
Meridian, containing Two Hundred
Eighty-thfee and G-l00 (2S3.06) acres,
more or lesa.
Also Lots Four AZ. Five 10y and Six
10y Of Section Twenty-Five (25), Town
ship Five ,5) North of Range Five (5)
West OF the Boise Meridian: also that
portion OF the South One.half $50 of
the Southwest Quarter (sW1l) Of Sec
ton Twenty-iour t24j, Township Five
(5) North, Range Five 10y West of Boise
Meridian, lying South Of Cole Slough,
comprising about Twenty 1907 acres;
bounded as follows
Beginning at the Southwest corner OF
said Section Twenty-four (24); thence
running North on the West Line of said
Section Twenty four (24) distance OF
nine hundred fifty 1861 feet TO the
center Of said Cole Slough; thence run
ming up said Slough in Southeasterly
direction to the intersection OF the
South line OF said Section Twenty-four
(24l at point nineteen hundred fifty
five 1855 feet East Of the Southwest
corner of said Section Twenty-four (24)
thence West on said South Boundary
Line Of said Section to the point Of
beginning Together with all water,
water rights, and ditch rights and
rights Of way for bitches used to convey
water to and upon said premises. To.
gether with all and singular the tene'
ments, Entertainments and appurten
ances thereunto belonging or in anywiss
Iappertsiniu9.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Tha
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of November
A. d. 1915 at 2 100 o'clock P. NJ. OF sale
day. in front q the Cour. House Door
in the City OF Caldwell, County Of Can
yon, l will sell all the right, title an,
interest Of the said W, W. Wheaton, il
and to the said above described prop
eriy. stspublic auction. to the highes
bidder for cash in lawful money OF tn
United Stated, to satisfy said execution
and all costs
Given under my hand, this Goth da,
Of October, A. d. 1915,
GEO, w. FROMAN, Sheriff.
BY II. b. MUMFORD,
1854 Hill Deputy Sheriff.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Vale, Oregon, October
list, 1916.
+. Notice is hereby given that William
stredley, OF Parma, Idaho, R. F. d. No.
3. who, on November 25rd, 1908, made
Homestead application, under act Of
June II, 1902, No. 0lsl,. for the So Of
seq, Section So, Township 81 s..
Range As E.. Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Ave-5ear Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Regis
ter and Receiver. y s. Land Office, at
Vale. Oregon, oh the 18th day Of No
vember, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses e.
John Boswell, Arthur Holly, Ben
jamin r. Brown. Frank Johns, all Of
Parma, Idaho, r. F. D. No. 3.
THOs. JONES.
1o-7 Hill Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-11-04

I overheard ths following converse
ton between my little. brother and
his playmate: Jack remarked; You
said you had a bad cold; did you
ever have . good one. Herbert7".
Herbert answered: Sure. Once bad
one that kept me home from school. :
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-11-04

a good way to keep cut noweU
fresh Is to place a small amount Of
pure salt OF nodium In tho water. 1t
u best to procure this salt at drug
etore. because COMMERCIAL salt, win
cause the flowers to wither, due. to I'M
purities IN the soda Call for. pure
sodium chloride--Popular Mechanics.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-11-04

Onions that are overstrong in flavor
may b. rendered less by slicing. then
putting In : colander and pouring
boiling water over, them. After this
plunge into Ice water and let remain
for half an hour. This will leave them
sweet and crisp.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-11-04

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HpAh AND b4 VikiuE VI 40
oFoeF o. sa'e and decree Of forecIosure'
issued out Of the District Court Of the
ssversp Judicial District, State Of ldar
no. ~ ana ior the County OF csnyon' on
me 9Th DAY Of October, 1910, In tho
above entitled aetion, wherein l. L.
ns'sons re above named plsintin OBJ
'e,neq decree aeAinst SANFORD Emison
ana Evs A: kmison, defendants, on the
ietn dsy OF ocfo0eF, 1919, which said
dseses ~, on the 10Th dsy Of October.
lsl5. recorded 10 Judgment Book 9 Of
said Court, 81 psge 90. ] am command
ID 70 seil 81 that certain lot, piece or
paresI Of land situated in the County
OF Canyon. State Of Idaho, and bounded
and described - follows, 20 W.T.