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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

OWNER LEAVING TOWN. will sell
5000 less than can be built, six-room
modern succeed brick in choice loca-
ton, all built-in features, hardwood
floors. gas, hot and cold water, barn
and chicken run, good shade started,
lot 75X14O, built last March, $2450,
terms. Address Box 1928 Republican.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

FOR SALE-$175.00 buys practically
new furniture for Groom house, north,
double house for rent, $500 per month,
$4,000 during summer, close in on car
line; will rent furnished for $4,000 All
w Fillmore This is a snap. DIN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27
For Sale-LiVe Stock

FOR SALE-Twenty head Of choice
high grade Holstein heifers. c. w.
DAVIDSON, Mesa r. F. d. No. 1. DIR
FOR SALE-F'ine team. one mare
one horse both 5 years old W.T.. 1900
each; good harness, wagon, turning
pillow, cultivator, disc, 100 lbs, maize
heads, two new tapoons, complete
housekeeping outfit; buyer must take
lease on 10 acres, clean, first class can
taloupe land, 1a mile of Mesa, Ariz. VIII
sell cheap, am leaving country. Call on
or address w. H. Glenn, care of Gem
City Cafe, Mesa City. 1t
FOR SALE-A pair of young mules,
1000 lbs. each.
VAN buren, CORRAL If
SIX MILK COWS-One q Holstein
bull calf. SA miles west of Fair
Grounds. W. S. Ellis. dr.
REGISTERED Duroc- Jersey boars,
sows and pigs. NJ E. Wood, Glen
dale, Arizona 2-dk
HIDES G. SHEEP PELTS-HIGH-
EST PRICES PAID. EFFRON & co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS. 1909 E.
MADISON ST, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
P. o. BOX 101. oh
FOR SALE-Six good steers, $4,000;
seven good heifers, $250.00; less 10 per
cent for spot cash. NJ. E. Wood, Glendale,
Arizona. 2b
FOR SALE Three good mich
= year old heifers, all with calf AL
so good span of mules. E. Bra
shear, l mile North of Indian School
On Cave Creek road, r. F. D. No. 2
On
REGISTERED DUROC JERSEY
pigs. 18th st. and Osborn road. Valley
Hog Co. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

A BRAND NEW PIANO, been in
use three weeks will sell for half of
original price; must sell at once, own
er needs the money. Apply 40 f.
Adams St dp
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

PRETTY FURNISHED front room,
and room adjoining bath; light house
keeping permitted; also tent with cots.
446 E. Washington. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

FOR SALE7By owner, II acres,
Tronquette' Walnut grove, one mile
ftom Sebastobol and 20 miles from
San Francisco. Near Electric sta
ton Good house, furnished. Al.
farm implements. Houses and yards
for 500 chickens. Address Mrs. Z.
/. Robinson, Box 1873, Phoenix. Ari-
IONA DIN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

AUCTION SALE-Thursday Jan.
.Sth, at 444 East Adams at l p NJ.
Eight rooms of high grade furniture.
c. o. McMurtry, Auctioneer. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

FOR SALE-Cheap by owner. rs
#. . across from Capitol grounds
Phone 445. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27

FOR SALE-Choice 800 acre tract,
one mile from Casa Grande in shallow
water district. bargain for quick ac
ton, Box $3.50 Republican, DIN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-27
CLASSIFIED
Auctions

AUCTION-Every Saturday at 10 A
NJ. at the Denver Corral, Five Points,
Phoenix. If you want to sell your
stock, farm implements. household
goods bring them in and get the cash.
Every Saturday. John Hansen, Auc-
ton. Pm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24
Mcuigtritrn aus SOWa

fam e. megen Gin boar amerifa.
nern, Die, BON abehteaerluit eetrie.
BEN iid mutbpilig In Seia9r be,
geben, gum arIege fommen gu la
leH9
George 9edman reiite am Sdms
tag gei9dittid mad Gse1looia un0
tebrte Sonntag 5urld.
8ie perloutet beabiidtigt Der
5tn0tratb, bic it1otiiden 5teuern
BON 80 auf 80 pro Did 3u erbo6en.
ga, Qrobibition lit Elm t9eures Ser.
gHiisenl
Der @eloleiber uno 8uherer s.
.. Slater ipur0e berurtbeilt, oil
@eorge 9bite bic Sunne bon Sc,
433 8nrldSube5abIen, I'm peld)e er
ibn begaunert botte.
&ihter lltterbnd bat Die gerfii
guHe oes Staotratbs, iponad ee
tiger ooer Center BON automobilea
oieie nidt ldneer ais cine Shln0e
In ben SttaBeu bes @eidditsbe3irts
nubeaufidtigt iteben Ioiien Dltten,
tilr nageleBlia ertlort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24
Hein Stre6en na6 mea6err(cGalu

Die mcraGf6e aroft Die Dos oalhe Bolt fart genug gemodt bat,
UNI iche Geee Su erringen, fie es lerrungen bat, miro ME benust merben
fonnen gum 3wede Der l~lHteriodnng bot Der &eiAsfrn5er gdagt lo
niemon0 pir0 bel lleberbltden Der Gnflnee bic G~tdtigfet gero6e 0es
@eOnnfens betreten t0nnenb bob oieelben ardfte Oa niht Drfen uiroeR,
BITE far BITE Sprenguns bcs efenen Ringes eapirft baden, Der fd inner
enger uno brudenOer um 9aatihI1uo SoG UNI GGterreihllngnrn no
mn Bic Glrtei ee5cgen bate.
Dab bic Ghrte ais auftbeiungs Gbjeft ms ause aefobt eaUekn
uno bebnnoet moroen it, beoorf tenes Benches. lntergang ODER Ge
geuerction unb Grteg mar bort bic QternntiDe. Dos g9ort bonn tranten
agonn III alt Der 8Tfna 0dterrettlugarns mar cine DetDerbrctee
aordtsIebuHu. Sic pabr su MAIDEN - Stohens, GerbienS um0 RuElon0s
~weerttbdttges gemlbrn. Die Ginfretfurg GeltidInnos Elm b~iegelBmhs
Net Gbroros 0rs giebenten. Grnatreb9s B~fofepeoanfen rorcn a.
Sabre alt Bio onbin Doreu es felt 5abrbnnoerten GrObcrungsgeomten
Gepefsn.
SIN banfhen gole puroe BITE Gtnengune, bic e~9ebfnberrrq of alien
@ebIeten, 0s lebeIpoaen LIBERAL emphn0en lIO 10 man6e8 fharfe
lIrtbel gegen 8ibem ben brieoferhgen lit eefnuen, neil er ntft been
~enen1en6en Ana, 0tic JreibensbebH0etungeny oRe GninoIeigtct, 0e
Hd gum angrfF Dcrberetete nit @euolt frlber gu beetigen iu1te EOS
Deuhide Bolt moate bic brebet Der geDe9ung, Die BLibberehtgung
ietner llnternebmen bon benen errtugen, bic fe tbm Debrcn ipoaRn
GiehS iabr5ebnelang bonn HaHer SurldgebnIteae 8onen mohte fd
deEen0 In Der Nt, me @eudfhIanoS S0hne 0iefen arieq qeIbrt baben
hi benz lie f1 aus benz Grorciehmgssrff befret Haben, aber In Or
habn Nrt tpurOe es Dd rie ~betbdioen fir eiHer aries ben oas oan5e
1olt Hi6t ns urOernniblide Rotbneroigtet FUR ieHe Critters beratten
mirae
1ronErrh u4rb aud nod benz arwe nidi 9euaidIanb Iteben. eng
IanD mn0 nMt plbi1 su abrIider Ypthf lberoeben, foH0eru inner
berei ien. Geutidlnnb in ben Hlden Su faaeu- 3toMen miro iene SIRE
eenta nidt oIfgeben un0 nit fene weNAe EreuI0igfet NuBLan0 uirD
uie1cdt aud nmt idnea bereefeH 9edfhIaHO mro ftt zines frouf
fehs NIT NebdHhegeliiten bier III europa b1beH. Wtnoetens fir bic
Inuer zines Weni6enebens.
limb ID 1T aud mddiQ am fA. @dhieer 6urd ben Treubuno NIT
Overwhelmingly Drefnd m0dpg mt GinberHebmen nit Der peoer
~rffebeuben Turd. Ole Ieaiaee miro nHt 10 fem, Db ne fir Net
Neutrality-suspicious. uerlodeuD more. NhHt fit l%luieioduna, toDt aer fir
ben fre0Ghen Mnsbau bes Grrejhien, bic m6aIidite MnSiShuuna nit ben
ietiaen Geenern. boburn. bnb fe an Der @Iethberedigung, br offenen
a6ur fiji ben frironhm GOrihritt ben Grperb unb os @eOeben nar
t~halusbna nn0 iAItebLid ~ Der lleber5euaung teuruen onh oaes better
ad4ari&afspIsns NHb ftOpen gt4t " Ha4at ~GaateianSs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24
Oeutldle Sccmanus 6iIfe.
6eurD ggr tntr, oifjeler gertrcter Ocs Dent
ideu Seem ulsbuns, IN Omaha angcIangt!

Node Die baiidcu Werrinc uuh ga.
hillen beluaca. SIN Dem BON ihm
.ieit aa1brna oes arieaes bsiuhtru
sidhten mar icine Arbgit NIT eriola
beateitei.
SER 0eitner, Der ouf bent Dam.
picr .@rin5cIiin 5renc@ stuuort
Bnr uno ictt oicIes 9ilianert i'm
3oube leitet, il belte Gus 81 SO.
ieph, no. IN Cmuba eingeiroiicn.
m0 nirb lDei @oden bier bcrbIei
ben nm bic Mo6elle Der .Gm0n
BI berfuuien. 8ir boiien unS er.
Dortpn. 6uB err bier cine frerm0tihc
uu0 ber5ltde auinabme iin0en mtr0
@r nir0 bel alien oeutiden 9ereinar
ocriprehen. I'M tie fir 6as 8erf 5r
iuiereiiiten. Die @ohcae Der 6mbct
itno mirflih reisene unb ioltn iie L
ieoem 0ellti6eu &eim at finben ieir
9air brinaen obeu oas 8il0 DC
Serrn 8eibner. iotpie Gin bib DO
einem glrbeits5immpr i'm Deutlde
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24

@ri autbrnh bee Wrlifrieaes Be.
lan0e iidl Imtienbe Ron 5celeuten
in Soiea bon glcp Dort uno mar
ibncn bic 6cimrclie nbaciduiitm
Gas Bcuiidc Secmanushaus In so.
bofen uabm hdl ihrer an unD nm
uiht gnu5 uuf slmoign ongepicieH
gu iein unb ben gcutcn Neitdfn.
glna 81 hu6en mur0e mil Der Ser.
bon 9ripibeihmerern beqon.
men un0 oils Wlo0eil Der areu8er
oem0en genommeM oeiieu 6eloei.
itIde elm r%lbmreidies 9ldtt In Der
GeiG dte 0es @eItfrteges beOedt.
biibide Qadbilbuna 6es areri.
5ers lit Gin Sdmuditid nno miro
fir so Gents ~barfauft. SER &ein.
rib @eioner III BON Der @eieI DAFT
ausaeididt, 6ieIes Siilfsuert gu for.
bern mo ben 9ertauf oieier MoOeae
III betreiben. Seine Tb1tiafeit itebt
lultcr Der aontroIle oes Seemouns.
5auies uno pirb er i'm 2nuie bieirr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24
TEE CREAr WAIL ,TpIEr CONsPRAcYl
EFsg Ansasaa Utssa Nha Has nahk Deposits 4 N nsartf af Lssiar
ma asnsY ~ : siaflna nalAtp name


a l. time ff every Ansttaa g. Be- en Hvi ne ansi hna0fltl
Hattins 80 Wan Street., headed b q r. MefFan, q 81 Aatf u d about
p Strain ~ anartal rpaaafess IN che United States g. he mt sag m
afdsf n Save England fum le Nia sha be- brought unan @fteit The
Inrasb pound Sterling shkh Il nefmafy quoted 81 tlsta ha dropped
10 t5 a. Ibis sr4nRs Such a dalue haa neyf been board ef q hu8iaA
tnahfea French esshaaRa h@ dropped IN fppqFtan The Gsfman marx
aons u rdns steadily me Val Street e9nspfalor know that England
i Doomed Ihs United States must snyh her
The mat Influential Wall Street efgan, te New York Times. has
sounded ne alarm. Al article II startling aansness, Published On ts hmi
page IN he Issue 81 August IA, Indicates clearly what Wall Street expects
81 m 10 order 10 cave England and the Adieh The proposition h one Of
unhaardof holiness, 81 desperate recourse II me eheme advocated by
Wall Street Is successful every depoktof doing business win banks allied
with the Morgan institutions nna The rk Of being ruined wth The ruin Of
England
1t ia boldly proposed TO enable England to carry on the war with the
money 81 American citizens In e'hnd settlement che banks concerned
ia the deal will have nothing to show their depostors bat Engands promise
70 pay, or English securities al worthless as Confederate bonds. The Wall
Street bandits we're never engaged in a more desperate hodup game They.
are trying to send good money after bad In a hrenzied effort to save what
they can. 1t Is a gamblers chance. Il Is not theirs, but your money they
are going to spend.
The time to act is now or neyerl American banking interests having
In custody the money Of the American people must not be allowed to gamble
with their funds for the sake Of saving the power that conspired to bring
about the present war.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24
90 aleaana.

Rufiide gIatter meloen BON tiel
aebenOen WleimnssOtiirren5en 5iDi
ldlen Der oeutlhen uuo 0iterreidi
ideH SeeresIelnnlg.
2iebe auiieHl 9ieie 2iige
@Iaubcn eu6 MIR 1rottelgreiie;
9enn 81 Iil0 ia uuire Sieae
@egeutbeiliee 9efDeiie.
aSeood III nun cfIenbar
au Der Ebeilung In ben Seeren
Cine aleinigfe:t mo1I po6r;
llno i'd mill sud nun ertI1ren
9ieie ieItiame GrideiEung:
CHING IT itarf lift unier MiIe,
llnb gctbeilt III nidt bic Ileinuna,
SonoerH MIR Der Arbeit Dlle;
IenH es bliibU anf oieIem @ese
SiegeBblumen neueroings.
Gcifrci6 giebt BON red)ts Gud,
gdI1ee
lln0 mir - geben ite BON Iinfs.
Better gotrorL
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Sp6es Cob fir bic v9ri6aus".

Ser 8. 10. auguitin Duton,
Reb., ihreibt uns beute 5oIoenoes:
~Mertber SER Weterl ueberieuoe
&bren bente "a fir bic s1dgIi9e
Omaha Gribiine~; bieie Beitung III
cie 8ierbe unieres Nnuies. wlein
gobn, Der am IL. Sebrllor 1918 oe,
loren ipiirbe, cHttpideIt ii9 pr1d.
ing; err beibt 1inDeubure algultin,
NEIL asro6e an lcinem @eburtstog
8elomarIana BON 9iroenburg iiber
100000 NuiIen geInngen nnbm,
iflO iett 1T idon eauB RoIen fir Die
gfuiieu berl0rgf- Dit berJltdem
DeutIden @ruB lulb o@ott NIT uns@
.berbIeibe i'd Sbr q VI AusuItiH "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24
9es @gOines.

Atk 0kbtHk1s
Serr Grut gaeHag, 1856 @eli
II. CTR. jest iuobHhaft, bat mad iple
pDr bic gertretuug Der gGmaba SRI.
bane". @ir bitten bic geier, IBm
Meaigftitcu ans JamilisHtreiien 5H'
tommeu sH Iafeu, aud tOaettlrt
9err 4aeuID bic AbUunemeats'Se'
trage.
Gen ~1s.iGbrige artbur Qllmlep
BON bier bot in Boone ieinen 76
Sabre alten GnfeI S. s. SmoQeD,
bel pelhem er mobute, NIT eIaem
IStein %getootet, I'm tbn 81 beralben.
Sierouf IeBte Der Squire Oos $aus
In 9ronO, INN bic ridloie Gbat gu
per6eimIiden. @eroadt leufte iid
iofort auf ben @itrihen, melder bel
Der bieiiseu goli5ei ais gefdhrlihcr
GBorafter betunnt uno peseH Dleb.
Itabls pprbdtratt lit. er murOe Der.
baftet uno bat elm umiaiienocs Ole.
itdnbnib nbgelegt.
@egen antomobilbiebIt1bls pur0e
Der t9.jdbrige Den Sion gu flnt
Snbren 8udtbons berurtbeilt.
ameritaniihe &DIterie obne @lei.
den! IT Ga miro I'M 56auieulter
bon Suffers gudAonbllne Elm Brief
.bes gclDndten SEQ w. Jrant ausge,
itellt, ben berieIbe in @ei6dftsIadet
Dor 1rei Sabren an cine bieiige Cir.
ma geihrieben. Rntirli9 iesen
bic bieiigen 8eit1neen oieie lDiGtise
9eubeit ibreu 2eiern utlter grober
ueberidrif Dor.
Gountps 9 uperpiior Branf Gborn,
ton lIegt IN iainem &eim IN altoona
i6mer erfrnntt Onrnie0er.
5n ieiHeru Seim, All 9ilf0c
aDe., ltnrb 6reitag Abenh @rHlt ".
&oruboitel i'm utter bon rs Slbren.
Ger Gntidlafete itemmte ans OIL
beHburg nr0 binterl1bt cine Todter,
8lDei Sobne unb 7 @ntel. Die Be
eroiging fano Wontag auf benz ia.
tbcIiitm 5riebbof itoit.
Gie bieiigen GenermebrIeilte Der.
Iangen bonn Sta0tratb fir bas mad.
ite Jabr cine @ebaltserDobune.
Die bteiige 4oli5ei bat IN ibrcm
anmpf fir g9robibition nnb Moral"
cine neue Netbooe eingpfibrt. ggI
pur0cH Snmitag Mlittqg Dor ben
@eiddftsrdnmea Der erprcbeeieI.
i9often goli3iiteh nufaeiteIt NIT ben
Huftrng, ieoen @eroddiigeu init
IA biSfbD1detea i'm 8elie su berbaf
ten. Gs puroef ON Samitag In.
IcleeDeilen mebrere NerioHeH fgtge.
unb cine Weige abisfp
fonfissirt.
Meil lie @LdbDg Deets. pelde nod
ibrer aHIidt i9r Die giebe Oes @ot.
ten n%bipoHitig MAIDEN nolte. auf Der
Strabe Derprileelt un0 nieoergei9la.
gen, mubte 6rau Yearl Gperton SOL
5trafe berapper.
Dos bIeiige nGdbit1ls, mefdea,
felt Gnfe goune niis Gnelcro 81.
riidgeftBrt mod engliIAer ais 0ng.
IonD IeIbit III, tlafft natiirli6 b.
Ireffs bps narnbic" .DnIles utO for
bert 4riee init IentIhlaHo. Gem
aeeenilber ir6gt ieDoh Der nReailter
s geooer" Oh 9faItbent Billion e.
nit leinem @eIuiiien uereiHbareHl
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aus ben, Gtaai,

Mat Noini. ne NeIhe bon
Gronflin MiI6e, benz l~i.i1brigeu
Gobn BON &errn unb Grdu NiiguIt
MiLoe, Der borgetteR 6onntog in
GLfbcrn.6Iub beim gaben ertrdnt.
fonilte ictt eeboreeH werbeu.
Settings, Der bieIige Wiapor
Wooeett beseihnete ais 1diipipnntte
leiHer geperblng Inn hos SDuDsr.
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eLnf unarnnna IN lirfnInf6nI

Hm m H~HksmHifNt Ms 1iHlatftlaM hs ni8sttasaHit en-
HNtfm Hf tH tHfHhnlttH HfFaHf tw EA ~ NefHta au1ftf
#HaHa8A# 8NhWH WHb HH hf #t aM4 h8 NftWsA HfHf Hethn
If ttMMI taMf HHH iaHifsAf1 r~s M'Hsssse see AaAssaahlaaa uaa
ka lttttfs k4ifs ugtafs tHfaafa Wffhgn, aihi hta nhs#
WeHtt fWa#NfH wft88 uWN NtHMlf&N #tN1thfHH8 mefffH
atf mfBlb aHffaMtss b6A hfsm ntHMt batn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24

aeurs. afnlt ginflbruna ben facts.
ipeiter Nrohibitien unb Oss Broiterr
itimmrehts.
GbubroiL Der ffilber large Sabre
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-24

flra bcidlob Der bieIiae SonbeIs.
tlllb, an Moltdg, ben 8. eepiember,
Otr 4t'S nr. Den @eranhoItino IN
Omaha gu beiuden.
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s~asteamn fa n asffn an b ~ ban us tellalsAi nil
I'd HNta MlfftH tHHf Hr
sN fmH Mn 48 ma4 ts t~t8ttanHs hmmf haNa ngt Mh hf
aN& hg Naati leansal W. sa maAn asttas tn 81 elssHa
ttaf
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i'm Runbss. unb @tantsbsrnlte be.
id6itiete Mlbert "a. Critics Ftarb
Montoe In ieinenn bieIigen &eim.
NeIiab Sn Der Ietten @eriomnt.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12
FLOUR

is HOLDING ITS OWN But PRosPEsT Is FOR ADVANCE
BETTER NOW WHILE PRICES REMAIN THE SAME.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12
HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA
Principles OF Right Living Highly
Recommended.

Pneumonia is a germ disease and
is usually brought on by the lodg-
ment of the pneumococcus germs in
the membraneous tissues of the
throat or lungs. If a person is we'll
and strong these germs are not like
ly to hurt him seriously. A slight
cold may be the result. But If he is
run down, dissapated. or if he in any
way has weak constitution, his
chances are not so slight.
1t is not difficult to guard against
pneumonia if one will avoid unrea-
sonable exposure and at the same
time will practice the rules of per-
sonal hygene or right living.
Working too hard or excessive ex-
ercise with extreme exposure is a
common factor in preparing the way
for pneumonia.
Overeating, particularly of there is
an excess of meat in the diet, is
another thing which often Injuries the
body and lowers its vital resistance
to disease.
Alcohol. in whisky. patent medi-
cine or otherwise. is one OF the most
powerful allies of the pneumonia
germ and even moderate drinkers
show much higher death rate from
this disease than ahstainers do.
But bad air. is of all bad influences,
perhaps the most important in its
effect on colds and pneumonia. Peo.
pie who live much in the open air,
who never close the windows of their
sleeping rooms in the winter, and
who bathe daily, almost never catch
colds, or if they do, the colds are
light ones and do not run into pneu-
mona.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12

Excursions Via
OREGON SHORT LINE
Union Pacific System,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12
vERDIcT AGAINST MERIDIAN

The following account. from Tues
days Statesman, records the action
Of the district court in the suit
against the village of Meridian.
The board members have not de-
termined upon the action to be TAX
en-, but it is probable that the suit
will be carried to higher court.
The Statesman's Loop the Loop
correspondent says:
When District Court Judge McCar-
thy on Monday handed down a decis-
ion In Ada county district court fav-
0rable to the plaintiff in the suit of ] !.
A. Fenton against the village trustees
of Meridian, problem which it is
thought will be extremely hard to
solve was put up to the village execu-
tiyes. Just how to collect the cost of
street work from owners of abutting
lots after the work has been done
without proper and legal authorize
ton, is the grist of the trustees dia-
lemma.
Last spring, following the grading
of the mile of state highway through
the village, the contractor who had
done that work induced the trustees
to let him also grade and gravel the
cross street leading from the inter
urban station to the center of the vii
lage. 1t is generally acknowledged
that the contractor made the board
a liberal offer, much cheaper per
block than he did the highway work,
on the ground that it would keep his
men and equipment busy between
larger jobs. The street in question
badly needed improvement, so it was
not surprising that tine trustees yield
ed to the situation and ordered the
work done.
In their procedure the trustees did
not take time enough for advertising
an election and conducting vote on
the question, overlooking two or
three important technicalities. After
the work had been done and accepted
they proceeded to levy assessments to
cover the cost of the work against the
abutting property. AS the owner OF
two of the lots, against which leyies
of $46.90 and $31.30 were made, ].
A. Fenton refused to pay. He started
suit on May 29 to restrain the village
from forcing collection of the assess
IutuLs. III lulS suit Ht ud6 just WOH
out.
Though a majority of the lot own
ers interested have already paid their
assessments, it is understood that a
few have refused to do so pending the
result of Mr.. Fenton's suit AS the
courts ruling now stands, the cost OF
the work cannot be assessed to the lot
owners. If the decree stands it would
then be necessary to refund those as
sessments to the people who paid
The question then arises as to wheth-
er there is any possible procedure by
which the board could tax the cost tC
the village as a whole. If they can
not take the money out of the village
treasury, how can the trustees pay
for the work without doing so from
their own pockets?
1t is not known yet what the village
board may attempt as a way out Of
the difficulty, though it is presumed
they will first seek some method Of
legalizing their original effort to col
lect the improvement cost from the
lot owners.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12
ADA COUNTY TEACHERS MEET

The annual meeting of the Ada
county teachers association, one of
the live organizations of the county,
was held at the old state house in the
representative chamber, Saturday,
says the Statesman.
Burbank's Human Plant" was one
of the subjects of lively discussion,
and the topic was made more inter-
esting by the personal note added by
Miss Ivy Wilson. who visited the ia
nous Burbank home while in Cali
fornia and took some snap shots. The
discussion was led by Miss Routson,
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Brune. Miss
Shaw also gave a valuable talk,
which fitted in with the general pro-
gram on Sunshine. Air and Food in
the Development of Character in Chill
dren."
AT the noon hour an elaborate
lunch was served by the refreshment
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12
SCHOOL TRUSTEES WARNED

The state board of health is sending
out notices to school trustees and
other educational officers throughout
the state that the law which prevents
children from returning to school
within two weeks after recovering
from contagious diseases must be OBJ
served.
According to DR.. Ralph Falk, sec
retary of the state board of health,
the law has not been enforced in
many localities. 1t has been custom.
he says, to merely disinfect the pre-
misses where the afflicted child has
been confined and give admittance to
the school within day or two after.
Miss Bernice Mccoy, superintendent
of public instruction. has co-operated
with the health board in the matter,
with the result that the notices have
been sent out.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12

committee. At the afternoon session
Miss Paine. j. FL. Moore, Miss Nellie
Orr, Mrs. Anderson and yern Cald-
we'll discussed Curtis play and Rec
reation."
Arrangements were partially com
pleted for the athletic contest to be
held at Meridian, which is to be the
seat of all the activities participated
in by the association for the school
year.
The following officers were elected: ::
Professor Klinger of Star, president;
Percy Bait. vice president, and Miss
Jellison, secretary. The next meeting
will be held at Boise, December IL.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12

During practically five years past,
covering the period specified in the
statute of limitations, and as far back
as the county commissioners thought
it necessary TO go, there has been no
criminal discrepancy in Ada county
finances. "All the records go to
show that every dollar received is full
ly accounted for" That is stated in
a report to the county commissioners
by j. F. Koelsch, expert accountant,
who has audited the county records
for the period from January 8. 1911
to July 10, 1915.