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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
GrsaniFrt
SaGen iid bic Sruitees bes 3oolOgi
iGeu @artens Snr6 Gripablung
bon Charles q. Gait gum
frGiibenten.

Die SruItees Der Cincinnati 3oolo'
1icel aBarf 9liiociation, Die befarntlid,
pom Nun an oen 3oologiId)en @artel1
iiir Die StaH berlpnlten Derhen, bobcr
i'd seIegeTtll6 elmer gciterr in Der Re'
'i6en5 Don Serrn Charles g. 5aft
itcttgebubten Situng bura bic Gr'
pabluug Der folgeltoeu @emrtten or
gcniiirt:
Srdiioert, Charles g. Gait; 8i5e.
prGiibent, Charles 8. 2tbingooo; &C.
fretdr, 3. Stanlen Sotpe; S6qbnlei.
tier, 6. 8, Retnbplo; @refuiipe; @al
ter q. Draper, Charles s 2tpingooO
lino s. $. Gentbplo.
Gie llebertragung bes @igent1ln5
Oes 8pologiif}en Sortens an Die Gen.
tral 3rlift 60, Die fir Gle Cincinnati
Geological Bart IIiociation ais Ercll'
bGn6erin fungire, miro, ipar6e glltgc'
heiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
Eterblidfeitsberi6t.

Daniel Gisrbarbt, 72, 544 getts
Str, 2uftrobrsnsnt3iinoung
eoparb Butler. 38, Ilenbam2lps.
Serslsiben.
gIiinbetb Widel, 66. 1858 Dsit 6.
Str, Serjleioen.
9i33ie Setter, 68, 4124 @aplc
0ripe, 2ungensntsiiuoung.
Grsberid 9tOIi, 70, 1921 9ins Str,
Ssr5leibeu.
Sermann .. RspnOlbs, 46, Siibi.
ides Soipiial, 9rsbs.
Wnlbemar Wlueler, AT, 3072 60.
lerain 9lpe., S6pdbe.
Srnnc.s 9oebsI, 63, 307 @eit IS.
Ctr, Srsbs.
elmer Rspers, 4, 1920 gant Str.
RierenIsioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
Mne bcui Wsnni3ipalgerid)

Hifo!as Malfb il. nubte s.fteru
lpitber sinmal $25 unb bic Rotten ne.
gen atuiomobilraf,ns erIes,n. 81 wrrs
be BON Ri9tsr Gpiessl 3n bieIer
Strafe perurtbeil!, neil WaIib nad
ben ausingsn bon poIi5iiisn bic
Spring 0rope apenue nit elmer &c,
idpinbigisii BON 81 Wssil.n bic Stun.
bs ensIans serait mar. mas BET 9lnse.
ilnste iiirisens abitriti. Ridter Gpie.
gel. iolpie auG poli3eianipdli Wlors
'riiIsp bessi4netsn beibe @aib aIs
cine Gefabr fir Gineinnnti.
auBerbtm iDurbsn nod bic Folasn.
ben gluiordfsr bsiiraft: WilIiam Jas
Ton, Ho. $50 Msii 5. Gtrabe, $25
nnb aciisn; 6arrp Susman, 30. 1920
sdirfar aptnue, SIS unb aoiten;
Sheridan 0in4 Don Mabiionpille,
Jobn Sdrsbsnleber, Glmpoob; Sos
fspb gannrp. 70. 2S7S 5adbsrrp
Strabs; Sarrp Short. 30. 777Sums
nit Mpsnut, unb 4bt Blastp, is $40
nnb aohsn; alfrsb Softer. go. 2S10
pari 2fpsnue. elis Dopns. 30. 3241
Sodburp 5trabs. unb Ben. 8. Mopes
lamp. js So unb aoiitu.
Cine Wriieslei, bic Dor msbrrsn
Wcdsn eelsssnili& einss 9dn3peranii.
gems I'm liuroln parf Social Club
on ber asnntr GtraBs unb Dalton
Qpenus itatisefunhsn .batis, fanb aes
tern ibr Ra&fpisI Dor Mihter g)sdts
mon. ala Charles psllman, BON 60.
1889 CHM Strobe, untsr Der anllaa.
bss tbdilihsn MnsriffB Inn $25 unb
bic Rotten beitroft purbe. Or Fanb
bsf&ul6iet, Granf aoriesump, bon ber
Hibtrtp unb s5rteindr abeRne, init sis
rVu 8isrslos nisbersef&ln6en Sn bas
ben. Rad ben Nnodbsa IN 8euosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
3irfns lit oa!
Gafl Sasenbef. .@allaee i3irfus aiebt
Gcnte in Gnnl,uinsDillc nub Mpn-
tag in 3oriuooo goritellnngeu.

Ger 3irfus lit bal Der Garl Sa-
gerbed. .8aIloee 3irfus, boS 9roBte
terartige llrrternebmen, miro heute
une Montag bier gaitiren unb tpd6'
reno Die Soritelllngcn am belltigcn
aahritta1 I,no Slbcno auf benz althc.
fannteu 3irfusplase in Gun,ntinspilla
| ltattiinoeu, tperben am Aeortag Smt.
| icnoe uno @6ertarlen6e bon Sirius
freitnbcn nod gaortucob binaiiapif'
germ. mo- cbenfoqs am Nodnlittag ltno
am Ibeno 8oriteluneen 1tnttfitoen.
Sluberoem finoet am bclitisen 8ormit'
tag Die ublihe Strabenparabc itatt,
Die Inn 3ebu ltbr bea:rlnt nno einc
2dnge pon ooIlen orei RciIen baben
tpirb. 9ic Tbiiren 5ii ben 8oritellun.
gen ,per0eu G1danittogs uln elm llbr
lmO Ibeios I'm iieben llbr gcoffnct,
lirdbreno oie 8criteIlungeu einc Stlul'
&c ipdter ibren glnfang aetmeu.
sliif ben umfang oeS Inter.
nebnleils fann man einen ShliIb
aus Der SbutiadJe 5ieben, oab Der Cir
tls bret giierbabu3iige 5ur Seforce'
r,ng brau1t, unb oabei nod Ole
IdnGiten, Die iemaIs fir eincn .3irfits
notbis gs.ueien itno..
Sn ben Monuten bes nun btrter
uns liesenben Wintsrs baben bic
9lsentsn bes Carl Sagenbed Walace
3irtus ieben, aud ben entfernteIteu
Grbeupintel ourait06ert, Inn 0pbitd@
ten gu Iuden, uno bas ReIultdt 1T,
bab gang neue gpritelIun9er 3uIams
mengeiteQt perben tonuten. lleber 400
2ltrobaten, 9pmnaititer, Reiter uno
Reiterinnen, qt6letsn unb 8lieberperz
renter nebit 80 glopns bilben bas
auftretenbe 9eripnal, urb an 5bieren
perben Sunberte BON 90nen, 2eopars
ben, Sigern, Dumas, Sosudrs, Gle
pbdnten. Seel0pen, Nffsn etc. etc. ges
seiqt. Inter ben unpergleihli6iten
Sinitlerinnen bes Garl 9agenbeds
Daqace Sirius befiHoet iid 5rduIein
@Inops @orman, bic einem bis gu ben
3asen Sbearps, ben 0idsns perepigt
bat, suriidreibsnben 9eidledte BON
3irtusreitern entIprohen III; Helm
pon 9eItolt uno nur etipa neun3ig
Yfunb piesenb uno bier SUB feds
3Da meNenb 1T fs cine Der sr0bten
S60n6eiten Der 3irtusrsitsrinneu Der
Delt; ibre Muttsr lit Die Heiterin
Soiee 0amont uno ibr Batter Der
Glopn Ebil. 2ublop, uno ibre 8ors
fabren brei @enerationen auf beibsn
Ssiten riitpGrts Fnb 3irtustiinitler
unb 9iinitlerinnsn eepeien. Sn ben
Dintermpnaten. in benen Der 3irtus
i'm Winterquartier lieet. Itebt Srdus
lein German MoosG fir Ialer uro
giIbbauer, bic ibr ben Ndmen beg
.biibiheiten 3irtusmdo9ens" segsben
bdben.
Der Carl 6asenbef Wollace 3irs
tus felt elm @ermDseu opn brei Wtile
lionen bar unb sGblt etna tauienb
anssiteLts t,ebf 10S, bic bem Sirius
torausreiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
CHE, ,Grlanbniki ki1eime.


jglifforb o. 2inbenann, "A. 317 Gt
( Iuburn Noeniie.
lgbna Or. 8aiiian. 20. 1881 @lsns
bora 2lpenue.
jDigtam u. @ilbea. 81, 4750 Gprira
( 0rope 4penue.
tRegina Rorbman "a. 1902 %. Z.
Strabe.
jSabriel Q. ROtb aussl. 90. pbilab.l.
I pbia, pa.
tgatpe Wanbeimer, "a, 305 Searn.
Qlpenue.
}Gurtis Mlorsbeab, "a. % Meresr Ctr,
IRois Wauman, 20, 211 DIT aibsrts
| Strabe.
jgbarles g. Garnsr, "a, 1923 gbal.
1 Mpenue.
lSelma Redel, %. 1885 Jairmouni
4penue.
ISames Spopibire, %, 9rooiepille,
I Rentudp.
l9eatrice Gibbs. 81. $40 Smitb StS.
lGSporb S&r0ber. 80. 2s12 9aIit.at
( Strabe.
lanna Wuurer. 27. 1920 Sorton CTR.
jSslt y. Jarratee. 1912 2oeuit Str.
tslliee R. lRaebrair. SapIer Part.
JSObn Grit. 25, 693s wseis alps
t0elia eomer. 21. Sinton Sotsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

erbaIten fcIle1: Giram @. Msatbers,
|sl g. Sorton, ggtaiam M. &ugle.
DItbe @. gonnor unb Dininn @eebl.
aIs gerafber ,puroen fiir bic abidd'
ser nod Sarrp Sosen 6. M. wsarr
.unb q. 6. allbnu ernailI1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

9lIs berrnibt tuilroe geItern Der
81 Sabre alte qluitreicber Jtcbert @nr.
burton, ron 90. 7t9 Sopfms f5trube,
eerlelbct. 8arntrton perIieb dnt 9On-
aerstae 8orntittos icine RobmHg
tr0 bat lia ieitosru nidlt goteOer bIifen
Ioiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
Sbid,dser ernanut.

gcurtpousitor Gurr ernainttc ac.
itrrm Die fnIsenben slbifdeer fir bas
|im Siootfentrlu, gcIesene Griiio-
|eioattbum, bic 10 $500 pro peouat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

5beobore Maper & Bro baben
fir 6. M. Muitin bon 2lIpa. Sloribd,
Elm @rnnbTtiit an Der 9seb abenns.
n6rolicb DON Der St. 2alprenes Gpe..
far 1886 an W2. q. Ruller Dertauft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

peruriaHts BE prueelsi cine sspalfigs
Mwfrssune unter ben HaIgGHsn unb
bie werlreterinnen bss fH5nertn gss
i@ls&ts fIettsrten In ihrer Mnsit oa
ben Uenfern binaus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
Jnterefiantes Yrpgramm
@elangt am Spnntas abemb III Ger
Gp. Erot. ct. Eaulus STRIDE
5ur Surdfiilrans.

Inter osn auipi5ieH bes Sussno'
bunbs Der Gpang. prot. &ir9eu BON
Cincinnati pirp am Sonntag 4teitn
IN Der Gpang. protejt. ct. paulusz
airde all Der 5iinbebnten uno Rdte
Strabs sin oubsroroentli9 iutereians
tss prosramm CUR Dur4fiibruns se'
lanssn. Su sritsr 2inie tpirb pros
fsiior Or. Emanuel genaiuger DON
Uaabuile, pa, einen our9 2i9tbiIoer
iluitrirten 9ortras iiber oas 5bema
.Sitten urlb 9e5rdu9e in palditina"
balten unb ferner bat Serr Ss9annes
6. 6. Saefner, Der Setter bes fir bies
ie @eleserbeit suiammengeitelItsn
WaK.ntprs bas ioleenbe Wuiitproa
srumm suiammussitslIt:
8iolinSSolo:
Serr Geo. Mabn.
Gsor:
a Spmn Of praiie h. Wascusni
81 Solp 2orb @ounpo
5err W. pdoep, SolIlt.
q Great il fbe 2Orb 9apbu
Grl. Jlora Uhi9ler, SOliitin.
b 2be Seapens are telling 9dnbn
(ariO: Srl. 8. WtidIer uno 5erz
reu W. papep uno gB. S4moa.) J
5dnlelmannsQiidrtett:
a. Sebe beine @ussn auf
Wlenoelslobn
b SOnntag iips g grea
Serren Wm. Peiffsr. vi. Russ
dtrt, Wm. Sdmoa. Wm. 9aas.
Gbor:
Al Gobe ben Serrn. Wiesano
b. Sau9sst bem Serrn Mplitor
Gbor:
a. praiie ne tbe 5atber 9ounob
b RI9er @bor Wagner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

0rsteaHenahttu esraHAsrtss
Sne msrtntnsn difdcn. istris rsisatsiisa. o..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21
alHs ben Werid)tsbbfen.
camad Grnit aiete's Iettpiliss
Serfiisnugen an irine bier ainber.

Die syinunsaffair.n bet 5snrb @.
gfubeI 60. - Rsceiper fiir bic
gonb 6ia gluto Omnibus Go. ers
nannt. - Dsitsre gerpideIunssn
in Der Dillingham; qlIimententlase.
- GbeideiOunssfdlIe. - S9abeH.
efabilasen. - Sing lser aus. =
Radlabiaden. - Derifisbsnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-21

liner ggeut in SamiItun III Serr
Gbnaro graf, 449 Sab yiiufte Ctr.
Sea sel. 476'&. 3Dme Tbome
1631.4.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14

"oIaometry Hea"s sse sertcc."
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
LIFE INSURANCE. FOR
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

The act which provides for Gov
srnment insurance for soldiers and
sailors has now been Ia operation
little more than month The Sec
tetary Ut the Treasury announced
on November that up 10 that date
50, i6S applications under the new
lNw had been received, representing
insurance Ia the sum Of S552,093.-
600 From lour to six thousand APP
pitcatious are received each day at
the Treasury Department. the
amount OF Insurance applied for
sometimes reaching a total OF fifty
milton dollars IN single dNy
The Law provides that soldiers,
sailors marines and nurses in active
service may obtain from the Govern.
ment life insurance Ia amounts not
exceeding stp,0OO al premium rates
rangtng from 6a cents 4 month at
the age DG FL years @ St20 month
at the age II . years, for each
I StU0U " Insurance
one OF tile primary objects OF this
I Law IS 20 lessen the tremendous bur-
/ den 81 pensions which has followed
as q consequence OF all American
1 wars
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
oNLY TWO SITES SOLD
~ THIS DISTRICT

Blt two II the four reservoir sites
offered Saturday at Nampa by
tlie Nnmpa Meridian Irrigation dis
trtct NJ ita we'll adertised sale we're
sold These we're the Lake Nampa
and the Lake Marie sites The for-
mer has an area OF 290,47 acres. aud
was purchased al les appraised value
alton OF $50 per acre by 4. M Por-
ter ot Twin Fala, through his agent,
~ l. Folsom OF Boise while the
latter which has an area OF 5O.Ob
acres wna purchased also for its aip
praised valuation OF $3.50 for Al
acres and 81 per acre for 9.0b acre
hy w 1T Vaughn OF this city.
OF the other sites but one received
hid This VAS Lake Ethel and M
view III the fact that II was under
the appraised valuation Il was not
considered by tho hoard Of directors
of the district
The sites sold are agricultural
lands aud are located four or five
miles southeast OF this city
sfhe upnraismeut OF the sites were
as follows Electric Light reservoir,
about 4, acres, S600 per acre. Lake
Nampa reservoir site, 2gn.47 acres,
$50 Jar acre: Lake Marie reservoir
site. ! acres, $3.50 per acres lake
Marie reservoir site, sos acres, 80
per acre Lake Ethel reservoir sits,
&c acres Sl40 per acre.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
nIHrHnNN PARTY FOR A
WORTHY CITIZEN

> n clark celebrated his seventy
SECOND birthday saturday az Meridt-
sn With birthday dinner arranged
hy Mrs clark SIC was the receipt,
eat q many congratulations aud
gifts Mrs clark was assisted hy
Mrs "a b Force. The guests pres.
eut we're Mr. and Mrs. Allen neas-
tsy and daughters, Myrtle and NOra.
and SON Drew Mr. ana Mrs. Samu-
Il Hunt aud child. 81 Kuna. Mt and
Mrs 5 nj Clark aud baby. MIR, and
Mrs. Ehen Peer 81 FsrryiaWu, r. NJ.
Clark and hoy Of pacatello. j.. G.,
Clark ~ poeatellD Mrs ] T. kitch-
ing and SONS wallace aud Byron. the
latter gfeat grandchildren OF the
host Bert Graham, Mr. and Atrs.
81 p Fercs, Mira, George Gatliu ana
III q HollsWay 81 knna,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
sEeONn DRAFT Mil KEEr
cot NT} BOARDS BUSY

With the fApid approach Ut the
seetngd draft ao0n te bu effective tn
IAaHa thosa aireetiNE Il are anxious
tu ntake u clear ID fnalatfunts she's
Ars charged with the tull knowledge
81 Che iaN aud must ascertain their
atdeF nnmher sud keep y III mind
~ tamt when tltaY are called Tor eSt
summation th0Y cur respond prompt
I'D Provost Marshal General crow.
der u aytsies that this b. impressed
on feglssfants and has W informed
HE adlAiaut general 0f the state,
uder the seeGad araft both the
eonnls and hntae boards heeome OR
sF8tike t'naer tha first draft nniy
tue county hoard MAS called anon q
supply men Hpise Nus exempted
having Supplied lts quota to National
supplied iis Quota 10 tho National
isnaFd RESTAURANTS Ia both the vity
and raWnty viii therefore receive the
anesiinnaifes rhey wtil by matted
lire ta
10 u 4 PiHenRrr hayiag been
called t0 the enl0rs, VIII he unable
tu eerye nn the board and nf II ~
sehArt1 eatuty physician has been
esiied ln by the HORSE city hoard to
perfatm his dntiee Ills name has
naen forwarded to Washington With
the recommendation that he De az.
p0inted la iiace ~ Dr rtttenFer.
The 0tfeF members 81 THE city board
ara Oliver hay ana Councilman Her.
finetnu rhe hnNrd has heeu active
Sas past t@o weeks classifying It's
cards and preparing che question:
aiFes lpr mailing
EVERY possible etfurt NH IT, made
~ focal baartls % aeaualnt REGIS.
ffantH Wtth their order 0f iluhtlity
ii n ahselageiy negeemrp that each
svKistgaat kaeN sis order number
The neW fiitus system ~ th@ loea
beard viii nuahie tne clerk 90 tat
ktaatiy locate any Ramr "a mig ltst
Mpd the process af examination ans
aeleetiou 1T tpgistfRhts Andrf thes,
gnies agd regulations, shalt begin b.
H. posting gf notice 10 the oftice q
TIE iueal boards on Form tnH2 ans
mRiitng 4 abpstionatre 10 ever,
FaGtstfaNt included Wlthth auch post
ed neileg aud H0tiep ut every sub
ssQneRt action taken hy either thl
lmcal nf llstFiet haaga ID respect o
s.aeb feRlatrapt SHAH he given bt en-
grfthF WtHnte IN aate ~ sueh AZ
SIan aa he classification ttst IA th
sti8rN "a tbf iuFai board and tn al
aHlan se sWeh nlflse ~ HlaitiHs q
the swststfaai aNa Id SOFAS ease
ta uthsF eiatwants 4 notteg u sael
8flaR
WhemN4eF Nats u 81 ~ gs'f
fayfaVH 81 awriud 1T silne heKiH
y F8n aithlh hich auy daty Il a. h
performed "a 8ns sgch RESISTANT o
aithiu 3hieh ans tight 0r fRlysleg
mas he sgaBzayd ~ exercised by Q
III fespers uf ssy s8eh RESISTANT
8tsleA 81 the aaY upon 0hich sWc
8asF q @ o. performed 81 sueh tim
seg}ns 81 rsu SHAH h, natled 20 "a
rssssffsay a0d ihe date % sue
mmtiiBs az a0ths shall 81 entered on
asttH the name 81 such registrar
UN tAe riss iaeotiUH list which ~ 81
uaeN oEsn 81 Inspection hY the nut
IA - the office 0f fhe iosat hoard
ts addition 10 the mating 1T sue
nnIise % FsgistraHts notice ~ th
disposition 81 claims ~ other per
sans ~ respect ~ FeEfstFaufs si4&l
lss maiied gn such ether persons
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14

During the month OF November
but little more than one-tifth Of the
coal needed IN Idaho was delivered
from the Utah and Wyoming mines,
Federal Fuel Administrators Frank
r. Gooding. through his secretary.
Charles Elmer. however. Informed
the stblie utilities commission he
Is confident that there viii be con-
siderable Increase In the Iuel ship
ments ut Idaho from now on
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
Official Time Gard OF the
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY


CALDWELL Merdan:6;s0 ann; 7;SO
amt 4;8O
Meridian McDemot $3.50 II
o .
Pass erldia
1912 pm;s2 4;12 5:i2 o:i2
7:42 PM;
PassM for Nampa and
ann pm; 5:85
PM; 1186
stub for
5:s2 pm and arrive at
Leave 5:5B and
arrive OnwLe at i am; I'M.
starts from
SUBJECT CHANGE
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
NorIoE.

Beginning December t0th, the
Meridian Barber shops will close at
Z O'clock, except on Saturdays, when
we Will close at / o'clock Owing
to the high cost ot living, we are
compelled 10 raise prices. viz; Hair
cut, 60c, shave 25e includes neck
shavel
Meridian Rarbar ShnDs
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have opened photograph gal
Iery In the Parlzin Building, ON Ida
no street, Meridian, and am prepared
to attend to all your wants I'm the
Picture Line. Now Is good time
to get Christmas photos of your
loved ones. Reasonable prices
Amateur kodak finishing is our
speciality. Leave orders at either
Meridian drug store IL more conven.
lent.
MOORE & NIELSEN,
Meridian, Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14

The Meridian Times and the com
pausss are under obligations 70 the
Idaho Daily Stateman for two excel
ieat engrayiugs ot the big eyAR0rat.
ing Ftants IL Meridian The work
Is the product OF the engraving de-
partment IL this metropolitan news
naner
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
GET YOUR LAUNDRY READY.

The Troy Laundry. of Nsmpa. will
call each Monday morning for your
laundry, and return IL Friday Rough
dry. &c a pound.
L. L. GRAY, Proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
For Brother

Boy Scout Sweaters, our price. .s2es Cotton and wool mixed, our price, 98c to $1.98.
 Boys Suits, our price, S2.49, S3.98, $4.9s, $5.so, $500.
 Shoes, 25c, a9c, 4Sc, 9sc, s1.19, s1.23, $1.39, s1.49, S1.98, $2.49, $269, $2.7e, $2.9s, $3.75, s3sS, s4.25, s4.5o, s5.25, $5.eo, S6oo, S6.5o to $8.5o.
 Air Rifles only --..$1.98, $2.98, $3.49 Drums only ..-......... .49c, 69c, 98c Tops only ........6c, 1oc, 15c, 25c, 3ec Whistles only .5c, 10c Checkers only .......... 19c, 25c, 4oc BOOKS only .--.......,..-.. .2oc, 49c Games only .-..- 5c, 1oc, 19c, 25c, 49o Gloves only .......- .23c, 25c, 49c, 98c Ties only .15c, 23c, 49c Suspenders only ........ .25c, 4ec Belts only ...... .25c, 39c, 49c, 59c, 79c Caps only ....... .98c, SIPS, $1.49, $1.e8 Hats only eSo, s1.4s, s1.7e, s1.es, s2.4s, $2.ea, $34s, s398.
 ShlrtS only oSc, Ioc, 9Sc, Sl.Go, Sl49, S1.93, S2e8, $3.98, S425, $4.98.
 Collars only .......2 for 25c, 2 for 35c Union Suits only .-.....73c, 98c, $1.49 Hockey Caps ............2 .25c, 49c, 5sc Silk and Lisle, 25c, for $1.o0, 4ec, 5ec Silk Mufflers ...--........9 .98c, SIPS Silk Handkerchiefs. .... .4oc, 69c, 93c Purses .......... 1oc, 15c, 19c, 25c, 49c
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early, Before The Lines Are Broken
For Sister

&~ - Dolls, a big assortment, but going fast, our price only 15c, 25c, 39c, 49c, 98c, SIPS, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, S3.9S.
 Bathrobes, blue and pink, our price only ............-.... $2.2o Hair Ribbons, plain and fancy, our price only 23c, 25c, 27c, 29c.
 Books of all kinds, our price only 5c, 1oc, 15c, 25c, 49c.
 Doll Carriages only. 93c, S1.23, $1.e3 Pianos -.--....$1.49, $1.98, S2.9S Stoves .25c, 49c, 98o, $1.4e Dishes .25c, 49c, 69c, eSc Doll Heads .19c, 25c, 49c Rattles 5c, 1Cc, 15c Coats-We still have a few good num- bers, our price only $349, $398, S4.98, $5.so, $6.eo, $8.so.
 Soles for knit shoes only .39c, 49c Mirrors only ...... 10c, 49c, e8c, $1.49 BruSneS .GSSy f0S Tatting Shuttles --.................8 Sc Jacks ---.-.-'.".-.... iE TOT DC Beads ..............25 .25c, 49c, 59c Beauty Pins ..-..... 5c, 10c, 15c, 1ec Hand Bags ....... .25c, 49c, 98c, S1.49 Silk Hose. .. 49c, 75c, e8c, SIPS, $1.49 Shoes, 3oc, 4ec, esc, $1.19, SIPS, S1.39, $1.4e, s1.e8, S225, $2.49, $2.e8, S3.98, $4.93, $5.90 to S8.50.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
Above: George Chip ueft and Mike Gibbons
Below. Johnny Gr1mth.

have never been approached by any
one else in the middleweight class
and he Is usually able to make his
toughest adversary look foolish.
George Chip Is the boring-in type of
slugger and puts most Of his faith
in his ability to shoot q terrific wal
lop. If he is clever enough or lucky
enough to get through Gibbons's
flashy defense he may win with one
slam. But that Is something thai
few are willing to believe will ever
happen to the St. Paul Phantom.
Johnny Griffiths, the Akron flash,
will meet Ted Lewis, the new weller
champ, at Akron for the sixth time
within the past year. Griff1ths and
Lewis have never failed so far to
stage a fast and fearful affair and the
news from Griff1th's camp indicates
that Johnny will settle Lewis for
keeps when they meet on the Fourth.
Lewis has had a shade on Griff1ths In
their battles SO far, but the latter has
made the going harder for Lewis In
each successive encounter. Griff1ths
announces that he has made every
plan for taking owe Lewis's newly &C
quired belt next Wednesday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02
is ENDOWED In
NEUILLY HOSPITAL BY
THE PORCELAIN L u

Paris, July I'm the American
Ambulance Hospital at Neuilly there
has recently been endowed a bed, "in
memory of Dilwyn Parrish Starr" a
famous Harvard quarterback. The
is unique in that each
convalescent soldier who leaves it will
Club at Harvard will main
tain the bed for at least one year and
may'extend the endowment through
out the war. Starr was killed Some
where in France Sept Is, 1915,
when as Lieutenant in the Coldstream
Guards, he led in a successful assault
on an enemy trench. He had prev
tously had charge Of a machine-gun
section in Gallipoli. Three thousand
by individual gifts have SO
far supported this hospital and one
hundred cents of every dollar con-
tributed goes to actual hospital relief.