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The sun., 1916-11-17
NAVY PARCELS At AUCTION.

Ry Joseph =. Day.
18th ST AS W. -. 252.s 9th as. 81 *
$50, sy bldg to Mrs L = Spsedcn
ssrH ST. tas-.l " .5,c, lin ff"SSo ""'
lo6SsSs. .yacant bid In at,... $40. 200
YIN Tixsss ,aean,, StoI S,a in 20 M a., sy
.oSss.', sty tnmt and vacant, VA in
WEEKS AZ, n cor i5si st. sxs5. vacon,o t,.;uyo
10TH ST, Sl7-l7 W. n > ?.6 " ION av'
I%fs ,nSn o,,lM r,y 1M's and s'y ''".l.; =, 20
INwoOD Az. W =. .:5 GobsI pi. 100 10" \
1907 TO MaComhs, ri loo'?xl2? :,
soTT Ylf'g sf va "a, 'S,e W y. "a in
s5Ni"O,t' siy ,nmt and stores, bid IN
s6t'TtiERN Hor'LEvARp. n cor nrow" y"
27rH ST, lil-is W, $ 40 c,h av.
ao.?N9s,s, ana sty ,Dmts, hlI ~,
TT, ST .9' Z. n =. so W Lewis st.. :osx
- party IN interest for -. $500
900: to party In interest for ,..,sl2. oO0
Az u, ia7 - - lo'h st. .2xs3. 3
,,.,, mo,y mogs., pr'.r mtg $500 - a a
sr'iiiI ST, taS i, n = ios Az a. ssns:s I.sgr
story front and rear tenements. p-lar
mtg Sio'', to party In interes,
10TH ST, 3;S Il, II :, J;3 Av II, soNsi
story house, 80 party In interest
srI ST, $50 l.. :, .o2S . Az e. :t.7x
., g. story house, prior mtg $4,000; to
party In interes, for......,......s 500
'TH ST, SGa L. n =, 23s = Av {, ?5xss.ll.
story front and z story rear tene-
ments, prior mtg $4,000; to u party In
interest for. or.,............. $40 400
18TH st, 81; E. $, los Az c. 2txios B.
story front and 3 story rear tencments,
prior mtg $4,000; to party In in.
..i,r'sk ipl .''''''., :, '''.''.' WI 100
9TH ST, 40 T.. =, iss " Az n, ?Sxa3 H.
story t"nement-It Leopold Octtineer ct
nj Rgt Samuel Rhonheimer 81 al: parti
tiNn' 20 Y party in interest or..Sh.5OO
DELANEY ST, .92 u ~ 30 g Cannon -.
2ANloO story tenement and storos---N
Smith agt Joseph Se'dn ct al; due.
So? 1850 taxes. sc, $3.50: to the plain
hH '''' '''''t ''''''''' '''''.'..'NS.o 900
ny Samuel Marx,
81 Az. laa29&. VS. 20. 10 n i09th 81, aa,lx
9j,2, sty tenmts & stores-F n Rown-
agt r. u colt ct al partition; withdrawn,
lat 3?Os THIRD AvENUEl
by Herbert A. Sherman.
I'D Av, 1894 W ., 500 q l09th Ut, sllx
3oo,sxios;5x trrsS. 3 and Q sty bldss and
thestrs-Homs Lie las CO sSt zarlsnd
The sun., 1916-11-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

IrrNuy ST A raur, u.rs,er "a ,,,,,I,
iar,"ss' so,, nun "'' a'''' .h"s bFtnit
-.ITt. s,r 81 ~ :, - !, ,,.t .hlit
- % y, pawar"e 81, u'u"i
nmysrws a,,v caawai,d.r Az
Wnfi W1Te's' any N"'"a'"ae'' ' =, sto 40
n WI ui,'y'.'. ,,.'',,ocsc,; 1000
pnoSnm n ,., 90, ts.u Mtrsa,e,
''h' 20 nv" p'sne say bshk, ~,
W,,tsnn ,n ts 49, ""''"''' a. ana
Maus.rh a. - a.. ,,.'.,..,' soo'oOo
10 ~ > ! nv W arm'ts !. 90 TO
Louis y sn"ehprrs, oso ath aS st al
eMs' MC "tS' Lawyers itle r. 90.
lso Bw"y. 49,, ,,,,''.....'' 600
s'lH sI ~ a.so property IN Bronx
pehh1s MakuNr 10 i!lhn SnaW, SShH
bway atty, harvey Cohen, oil cham
nnrs spp,npr,;pir;y, ';.,,,,,.,.'ii;,,, $4,000
Dennis Magner, Rye. y y; atty,
same same ,, '','.''s;:.. $4,000
i0ISn 81 M,' soS," Ams',,dam av- %
LAWYERS Mtg 60 TO sophie VI and WIN
henneHe sh' Il Ith St atiy' LAWYERS I
,@@r 80 no ioo sway' ,,'.,'''. .,.,' sdo 600
indiy!d ana admrx, to y Y Titic < Mig
CO, lSi Bway y.ms,:,:;:,'......., slo,ooo
FORT WAsHlNGTON Az :. "a. II l7l-t
st-Florence l. Toll to Eiw CInch. Al
Park Row ,..,,..,,,........, S. 900
sSD ST. 81 W-Francis peoring to AIDE
laide Su'grr, 62 w F3d ct, atty JOS
Fennelly; Rector 81. ..-..........sl
CROSBY ST iS9'6i-Astor Trust - to
The sun., 1916-11-17
GREEDY COAL MEN
BREAK CONTRACTS
Railroad Makes Charge Before
Interstate Commerce
Commissioner.
CAR SHORTAGE IS DENIED
Mine Operators Ignore Patrons
to Sell at High Prices
Elsewhere.


LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. is. - Charges
that coal operators are breaking CON-
-, ,. ,.. =.
""N''' 1900 o " "' w "e' III
progress mere promise 10 result IN
widening OF the scope OF the investiga-
,iop tho Interstate Commerce commi..
~, ..t. ,.,. A..
sion IL "'a"'"e "''o '"e aues''on sur
rounding the exchange and return OF
freight cars by the railroads Of the coun-
49,,
va he,ore tho c,oso q, IN. a,,.rr.,
80, ,ha ohara. ..as IA. s..'.,
e. .Sn ,',,Jsyi,,. ard Nash,,,,,. ID. .,,na.s
III 'no -. h.d r.s,,sa5 a., I'M an ,'sU cau
sisIod - ,or Tho snsciao n,,rnoss 80 ~
.,,, ,har, 20 -. ,,..o, ,.,
', .o'- '@H"'e
Th-o. cars I, u. s.,a h.s ,,u, ,...
[ mr.. 'a's -, ~ Was az, ,,, ,a,ui naa "een ,u,-
utility company at Hamilton. Ohio The
operator, counsel declared. had refused
10 accep' 'nese cars LOT 'oauahg 10 tnat
des'ihatlon' though this was one OF two
mines unuer contract 10 rurnish the util-
iy company with Its fuel.
operators want Higher Prices.
Asked by Commissioner & a. Mc.
Chord OF the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission. who Ia nresidiny m ,bo hs.r.
invs. the reason for This refusal ,,un..,
for the Louisyiilc and Nashvliie On.
-yered that M reason va. Lrou',, hu,
mat I, was "believed th. onera,or u,is nod
70 take ADVANTAGE n, m. hIgh uric.. h.-
ing offered ON the omen n,ark.,'.
lie cited /, .econ1 ,ns,ann. ,,.,..
mine had renor,ed 20 r,,S,,c ',,,i,,,.
companv with which q, b.J no,,I -
' ' ~os".N"
cars dali, -, ,,s, aooI mS ".ne ,ne
louisville and Nash, ,,,,a ~" n,,r,S % ~,
rars furnished him wa. in.rmnIan, 20
.I,n,, h',,, -, a., 'm III vas s, .nsunlcieht 10
Recnrds NJ III ,aiIro,s 49,
showing ,bIs mIno 20 ha,. da,,,..rad
onlv three cars NJ f,si 600, ~, .r,ed
n, civ dav. a,r,nr ~ ,I,,. =, ~
The sun., 1916-11-17
C0NsUIS AT TRADE MEETING.
70 he Represented AZ
Bis PittsbsPg Convention.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.--At least three
and probably more American Consuls
VIII represent the State Department at
the fourth national foreign trade con-
vention in Pittsburg January rs to 81, IL
was announced to-day. The Depart
ment Will send to the meetings as many
men as are free in this country at that
time.
The Government is taking keen inter-
est In the meetings. which are expected
to sy'chronlze the attitude Of American
busin ss men on the important CONNER
cial questions facing this country. par
ucularly the threatened commercial
war after the war and the possibility OF
cooperation among American exporters
to meet foreign competition.
The sun., 1916-11-17
JAMAICA SITE FOR FLATS.

The Spader property in Fulton street.
opposite Puntine street. Jamaica. has
been bought by the Triangle Realty
Company. The realty has a frontage of
l16 feet on Fulton street and depth of
200 feet, and will be the site OF five three
story brick stores and apartments.
Joseph Kaiser has bought twenty
seven lots on the west side Of Farmers
avenue. Hollis Fourteen frame cottages
are TO he erected on the property.
The sun., 1916-11-17
BROOKLYN BROKERS' ELECTION.

The Brooklyn Board OF Real Estate
Brokers will hold Its annual meeting at
the Clarendon Hotel. November 81, ut
s p. NJ. Candidates OF the nominating
committee are: President, William y.
Rae; vice-president. William ]. r.
Lynch secretary. Isaac Cortelyou
treasurer. George II. Gray for directors,
terms ending 1919. George r. Lovett,
william Raymond Burling, George II.
Gray. Charles d. Behrens and Frank
A. Seaver. The board has elected to
membership John I. Van Iderstlne Of
Van IderstIne Bros. and Benjamin T.
Snyder.
The sun., 1916-11-17
HOMES FOR ss FAMILIES.

Two hve story. thirty-five family
apartment houses are to be erected on
the Grand Boulevard and ConcoLrse by
the Concourse-170th Street Company.
Charles Richardson president. one will
be !Sxs0. at the northeast corner OF
18TH street. and the other S0xS8. on the
east side OF the Concourse, rs feet north
OF 170th street. The buildings will
cost about 100000 each. Irving Mar
gon Is making the plans.
The sun., 1916-11-17
HOUSES FOR RE>T-riR>IsuED.

$50 \ MO\rH--B.tUttiul new winter
home by ocean, taSteiully furnished; 7
rooms aud bath ready for immediate oc-
cupancy, a. minut"r from Manhattan Or
brooklyn. VIII rent To- party with salts
factory references. \ErDN SIT REALTY
90 suit" -pt W. sun st.. New York
The sun., 1916-11-17
Werner Horn 10 Be Moved,

BosruN, Nov. l6.--Wcrner Horn, who
~ awaiting trial In com Hctou with tina
attempt Ia blow up tho international
bridge al Nancebo!n. Nc, on Fcbruary
3, 1915. viii be tdhcn tomorrow from
Plymouth jail to the House VI Corrcc-
ton at Dedham to give him "A betlcr
opportunity for exercise.
The sun., 1916-11-17
STRIKES AT WIFE; KILLS BABY.
Father Slays Child Held in Its
Mothers Arms.

Accused of killing his baby. 3 months
nd, when trying to strike his wife with
hammer. John Walsh, 80, a carpenter.
~ 6l6 Water street was locked up yes
Ierday In the Oak street police station.
The police allege Walsh and his wife
we're quarrelling and she held the baby
n her arms, The child's skull was frac-
.ured and il died IN Volunteer Hospital.
The sun., 1916-11-17
uxuoRl TRAFFIC CODE URGED.
Assonobile Association Discusses
Plan In Convention at NewburGh.

Assonobile Association Diseases
fian In Convention at Newbsrsh.
NswsuRoH. N. ". Nov. ia pro-
posed code Of uniform traffic regulations
ior all cities and villages In the State
was considered at to-day's session of
.ne new York State Automobile Associa-
uoh. the annual convention OF which is
IN progress here. william +. Capes,
secretary Of the New York State Mayors
conferences. In an address to the dele
sates predicted that the Legislature
this winter will provide a code for the
regulation OF trafflc, probably along the
hnes OF that drafted by the Mayors
conference.
Mr.. Capes said most Of the cities
heard from have approved the proposed
code without change. The most serious
dinerence OF opinion has come on the
suegestion by committee OF the auto
mobile association that the fines col
lected 20 to the State. Mr.. Capes said
this would meet opposition from all the
cities.
The sun., 1916-11-17
ADDS TO BRoOKvILLE ESTATE.

Cocks 4 Willets have sold 10 Frank
G. b. Page. vice-president of the II. w
Bliss Company. tract of twenty-five
acres OF the Mitchell farm located at
Brookville. l.. l.. and adjoining his re-
cent purchase In that section.
The sun., 1916-11-17
BROADWAY THEATRE LEASE.

The Riverside Theatre at Broadway
and Ninety-siXth street. which has been
operated by William Fox since its cree
tion In 1911, has been leased by the b
+. Keith Enterprises. The lease is FOR
five years, with the privilege OF five
years renewal. The stage is to be en-
larged and several other changes made
to the playhouse.
The sun., 1916-11-17
wHEATLEY HILLS DEAL.

Henry A. Rogers Of Worthington
whitehouse has sold for Henry NJ. w.
Eastman a tract Of woodland In Broad
Hollow Woods. Wheatley Hills l.. I,
The buyer has bought adjoining property
recently.
The sun., 1916-11-17
RECORDED LEASES.


PEA ST. asa. all except roof-Iou.. NJ
kommell to E:dw sempiiner. 447 Keap st.
Bklyn. 3 yrs from May /, 1917. 2 yrs rem
18TH ST %l0-412 ", ~ sxlOa3 aii-Eaui-
table Trust co Of Y, trustee. Mary II
Dunbar et al. to Giovanni Il Kaff-tto.
atty Louis Valentine. 90 Wall $, 81. 500
Bronx.
BEI MONT AN. $. 20 q 10th st. 1sOx
'o-Tommasso Giordano TO Jos Kantro-
wtz. s3l Fox 1t. yrs from Jan 1S 1917
prNilege yrs renewal: atty. VIM G
Wolf. l3c Nassau ust.............SS s. 900
The sun., 1916-11-17
GARAGE IN DWELLING block.

Two dwellings In the centre Of the
block on Twenty ninth street between
Eighth and Ninth avenues. a block Of old
time dwellings. are to be removed to
make wsy for an eight story garage
Levy IL TO build 1t from plans by II.
Young. which were put on record yes
terday. The site measures l4x989.
The sun., 1916-11-17
LOST. TOuND AND REWARDS.

Lost Bank Rook so ll'nesj OF tho
Powery Savings Bank, l3O Bowcry. New
York The finder is requested to return y
to the bank II NO. restored before the 10TH
day OF beCcmner app ..utiuU vii, he nude
to the bank for "a new book
The sun., 1916-11-17
r,..,,or by surety Underwriters.

Al The annual meetinS OF ihs surety UbdtI IsM
vn.H C,,b d Church street. yesterday. Alonzo
Gore OAKLEY. manager Of the United States
Fidelity and Gu,r:nty CcTpany: was re-,
slsrr s,cs. .rrtsidsnt and L. Q, Moore secre,sry.
treasurer. The executive COMMITTEE r, consist: consists
~ ar,,th paul Rutherford and william II.
Conroy. The London and Lancashire Com
nan. and the New AmGerdam Casualty Com
psny were elected members OF the sssocia'
The sun., 1916-11-17

g. s. Walstrum- Gordon 4 Forman of
Rldgewood, N. j.. and A. v. d. Wallace
Of Goshen. N. Y, have sold the Nash
farm Of 100 acres near Goshen. N. Y.
to Mrs. c. w. Fletcher. owner Of Hal
cyon farm. Mrs. Fletcher will use this
farm for the breeding Of high class
horses.
The sun., 1916-11-17

MIDDLErOwN. N. Y, Nov. ie-Repsai
st,m q a"S milk 10 Ns~ Yors city va. urged d
. hearing here to-day before the = wisks y,
issirlative committes invsstiysuns the milk
:SS.'a sSS 81 ten Gays isst.sd of four weeks was
sdveestsd. ssd tax q p lesss " On doss %
~. Is = 3: sss 3.e ~ q =, ~. 81 = ss ~
The sun., 1916-11-17
Is: atty. Nancy H Harris. % william

Is; atty. Nancy H Harris. % william
18th ST. n :, o4.s W Prospect av.. lsx
l?o.sx!oxias.io-Lawrenee Davis to Min
$1,000. Oct 1s; atty. q Co. rs
,sin hwsy sr ,:o 90 a., scsiSS ;siSS
benz + Eiinbigier to Traf> Bldg Co. Inc,
1929 Lowerre p. mtg $4,000. Nov *;
--Traf Bldg Co, Inc, to Benz r Elm
bigler. 500 " 1l3th st. mtg $4,000. Nov
Is; atty. N Y T q Mtg Co. 1875 Broad.
GRANT Av. sii. Sosssxs2.sxiis'2.Frieda
Pinchback to Chss A siener. 4os Il
2ioth st. mtg $500. July l2; attys.
The sun., 1916-11-17
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan

GsTH ST. 20 W-City Real Es,at. Co az.
Daniel shea ct al foreclosure OF
mortgagel: atty. II Swain.
2lST ST. 202 and 200 East-Elias Gold
stein aEt Mary SchiefYer ct al tforec los
ure OF mortgage; attys, Greenberg \
4lsT ST. 55t w-Joseph!ne Scherer ag,
J"hn Louis. Jr. ct al faction to compel
sale. &cj; atty, j Atz.
Bronx.
10TH ST. s.+ - Ann. av-Eml
grant Ind SAY Bank agt MARY T. Runt
- al foreclosur" of mor;gage); attys.
X a T. ! O'Gorgan.
ST AIMS AN, =. i3s u i<6th st-Emi-
grant Ind say Bank agt Mary Bunt
rt al iore, losur" Of mortgage: attys.
il a l. j OGorman
tbRLEAR Az, 3?i0-Lena Olms Crawford
agt John III Morrison OF al foreclosur.
o' mortgdgei: attys. Foley Martin.
The sun., 1916-11-17
LARGER COLLECE arILDvNc.

]. Bradley Delehanty has filed plans
FOR two story addition to the st.
Joseph Seminary and College MT "a
East Ffty-second street. the cost of
which is estimated at Sll,110.
The sun., 1916-11-17
MORTGAGE LOAN
MORTGAGE LOANS.
MORTGAGE NFCOTIATOR
Avail ABLE.

Efficient. rcsourceful. has sound Judg-
ment. valuable connections and goo
knowledge OF values has had long anG
successful experience; socks opportunity
where compensation VIII be commensurate
with ahility and rcsIlt. l.. HoX 1876. sun.
The sun., 1916-11-17

PROPoS Ms FOR SHIFTING FLANNEL,
~OrICc Of Depot 1d1t'ermls' New York
y Y-S"Hled proposa VIII he received
hcre untt ~ "a O lock. \. NJ, December
! lgl6 for furnishing o0o 900 Yards Olivo
Drsb Shlrting Flannel Father iuformu.
tion upon HppliDtlon
The sun., 1916-11-17
DEPARTMENT or AGRIcuLTrRt.

WASHINGTON. u. {. Nov 10, igle.--.
So, od proposals VII bee received at the De.
par.meut until u'clu,k t. " Tuesday,
November -, 1913 for furnis'iug and de-
lNetius high power spraying hose ~ Mel-
rose highlands. Mass. B.W. forms of pro-
possl ana sp"clhratlons ttri alh necessary
information may hr obtained from The CHEZ
clerk uf the Department, EuA elop-s CON
taining proposals rhouli he endorsed PRO
porais for High-powor SprdSlug Hose" un.
addressed To- Board ~ Awards, Department.
Of Agriculture.
The sun., 1916-11-17
BUYER OF BRONX HOUSE.

Benjamin Levy IL the buyer OF SS1
Freeman street, a three story house.
sold recently by tho Lopart Building
Corporation.
The sun., 1916-11-17
WOMAN BUYS GOSHEN FARM.

the land with q Sss.ooo house from
plans by 8. Edison Gage.
The sun., 1916-11-17
sHORE FRONT HOME AT RYE.

Hsrbert A. Sherman has sold for Mrs.
N. q. wainwright three acres At Milton
Point, Rye. N. r., with . large frontage
on tks water. Ths evysr viii improve
The sun., 1916-11-17

ll7TH ST, 106 E--Isidor Hor0wits art
A NJ Iynch ct al Aug 20, 1918. 500 20
SHAN KEsPEARE AV. w cor iss,h st
Pasquals Trotta agt Peerless America n
Products CO. Jne. st ~ Nov IS,
lViS '.'...'.ss.s..ss.. s..VSlb0
The sun., 1916-11-17
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name II omitted
address party Of FIRST part)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-10

the tricks of the game every one
should learn. Practice 80 minutes
each day while going through your
gym stunts and when you work to
close quarters with an opponent bear
in mind the fact that you don't have
to stop everything that comes your
way.
The boxer who is foxy can easily
step inside punch and cause his OPP
ponent to go wild. Slipped punches
often twist around the neck of the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-10

BY MIKE GIBBONS
(MiddIeweight Champion)
Smart boxers are past masters at
Slipping punches" This is one of
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Deer SHOWED In.

From the HALEY News-Miner we
learn that the heavy snow fall in the
mountains has driven the deer from
the hills TO the bottom lands, practi-
cally into the farm yards OF some of
the settlers where they are feeding.
Ten head were reported showed in
near Warm Springs creek last week
and deputies from the game depart
ment were dispatched TO the point to
release them. Game Warden Jones
will see to it that deer that may wan
der down near habitations are pro-
tected and not allowed to be killed
by the farmers who would take ad-
vantage of the conditions, and will
send deputies to watch them.
1t is stated that a year ago a few
head of deer wintered in the vicinity
of the Guyer hot springs. feeding
along the creek. which never freezes.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Orchard Valley.

Mr.. Jesse scritchfeld. OF Ontario.
Oregon. will move to his Orchard
Valley ranch soon.
Mrs. Frank Schroeder is having
quite a serious time with eczema.
Mrs. Clara Barnum entertained a
few friends at six o'clock dinner Sat
urday evening.
A number from this neighborhood
attended the meeting of the County
Commissioners at Cooling last Tues.
day.
Little Clarence Fuote was on,
'irk for a few days last week.
The Pollyanna Club are plannne
t" rave Miss Kelly. q the Univoreity
Extension " ork, with tnsu for al. q
Gag meeting at the hoiAc OF Mrs F.
j. Schroeder next Friday.
Orchard Valley will have a circu.
lating library. Miss Barton was elect.
ed librarian as her home is the most
accessible place for the entire neigh.
borhood
Mr. Risley. who has been suffering
from lumbago, is able to be out.
Mr. and Mrs. Solberg we're guest,
at the Jacobson home last Sunday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
JEROME DRUG GO.
TIE REXALL s-cSz
Attention. Farmers. >JVcSn-n AMI
Raneher>


The Southern Idaho Livssccck A.
ISOLATION. which was organized 4
Gooding on January Il, 1915. vi
meet again in the District Court rom
at Gooding. Tuesday. Jan. .. A.
o'clock p. NJ.
The object and purpose OF this Or
ganization is to obtain preferred
grazing rights upon the SawIooth Ma
tional Forest Reserve for the actual
farmers and settlers OF GoOding and
Lincoln counties.
If you are interested in GETTING
your stock upon the Sawtooth Forest
Reserve, or in obtaining this right
for your neighbor. come TO Gooding
and assist in destroying the monopoly
of grazing rights that exist at the
present time in the national forests.
New and important matters will
come before the meeting Now is
the time to strike for your rights
Come and bring others.
An effort is being made TO have a
special train leave Gooding over the
Idaho Southern at about o'clock
p. m. after the close of the meeting,
and those along this line who wish
TO attend the meeting are requested
to make request for the special to
the railroad agents.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Resolutions OF Resnecf.

1t is with regret, Eldorado Heights
Civic Club has to chronicle the death
OF our loved member, Hannah Gus
tafson. at Chicago, Ill, January sth.
1915.
Resolved, in meeting assembled,
we do make this record of our affec-
tionate respect for our departed
member. During her membership.
we found her keenly alert to the in
terest OF our club, and keenly alive
to all which might affect its highest
welfare. She fulfilled her duty in
such a manner as to command alike
our gratitude and pride. AS a pat
riotic citizen. an earnest advocate OF
civic reform, an affectionate wife,
she filled to completion the defini-
ton of a good woman. She has gone
to her reward, but her memory shall
long be with us.
Resolved, That these resolutions
be entered upon the minutes OF our
club and copy thereof be sent to
the bereayed husband and relatives
OF our late member and friend.
Not dead, but only promoted.
She has entered the home above.
Where, at the throne OF our Master,
She will continue her labor of love.
MARY E. ANDERSON,
LOUISA BISHOP,
PEARL SMITH,
Committee.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20

bits or bunch up for friendly chats
with their neighbors. consequently
the rabbits were able TO leak through
the lines like water through sieve.
Messrs. Epperson. Witt and Chic
Fraser. met AT Mr.. Houston's last
Thursday and appraised the live
stock for him.
Only about half the subscribers on
the telephone line seemed 70 catch
the general alarm call on the line
when given Saturday morning 70 an
nounce the particulars regarding the
rabbit drive. One Ions. one short
one long. is the call This is every
body's ring and all are entitled 70
listen GA that ring when given.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-20
Barrymore.

The Junior class-the upstream
ers' as they call themselves-met
with their teacher. Mr.. Walburn, for
a skate and a business session of the
class in which an election was held.
The various officers were elected and
cheered with hearty good will after
which a generous helping OF hot
wieners and bread were neatly stor-
led away beneath ever tightening
belts. They are a bunch of sturdy
energetic young scouts who propose
to be something worth while. We
wish you success. boys. for the world
of tomorrow is what the boy OF to-
day makes It.
Some OF our young folks attended
the lectures in town several nights
the past week and pronounced them
excellent.
Our pencil made US say Wesley
an" Instead OF Free Methodist. in our
notice Of the meetings last week for
which It begs pardon. The meetings
are being quite well attended and
quite an interest has been manifest
ed The presiding elder failed to ar
rive owing TO some hitch in Transport
tation, but will get here later.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, OF Shoshone.
were pleasant callers at the home OF
Mr. j. A. Brunton between trains
Sunday.
1t was our privilege to assist in the
rabbit drive held Saturday In the
Quereau vicinity. The day was ideal.
goodly crowd was present, 81
men, women, boys and girls. Two
drives were made. one before and one
after lunch, in which we estimated
that about 1000 rabbits were killed.
many escaping owing to the lack OF
restraint exercised by those in the
lines. Everyone was much inclined
to chose his own gait. chase the rab-