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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-24

fave remained on the west bank OF
The Rhine prisoners of war to begin,
when the peace conference directed
the restoration OF those portions OF
Belgium and France which they had
SO barbarously devastated.
Army Allowed to Escape.
There would have been no dickering
for terms, no impudent notes, no out
rageous counter proposals to the mod
crate terms Of the plenlpotentlGrles of
outraged civilization. There would
have been 10 malicious flooding OF
mines in the French coal country.
There would have been no sabotage in
French and Belgian industrial dis
trlcts. There would have beea no
plrating OF industrial machinery or
wanton destruction of machinery that
could not be hurried into Germany TO
give Kultur commercial stnrt on tho
countries Kultur outraged. The dis.
jntegrntiug German military machine
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-24
This standard remedy for Anemia

This standard remedy for Ancmia
.(Bloodlessness) has been contin-
.uously prescribed by physicians
all over the world for nearly
thirty years, to restore the weak
cned, watery blood to its normal
condition and thus improve appc-
tite, add color to pale lips and
cheeks and inpart strength to
the whole body. Guides Pepto-
Mangan can be had in both
liquid or tablet form Ono differ
ence in its cffcct), the liquid, of
course, being preferable for
young children. When buying
Pepto- Mangan, be sure the name
"Gude's" is on the package.
Without Guides" it is not Pep
to-Mangan. Adv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-24

Would nave had no time In wni,hl ~
put over the carefully planned sclyat4e
Of giving Kultur Industrial victory IN
spite of Kultur military defeat by ton-
vertlng lands already cruelty rav;ig ei
by German sOldiery into Industrial tand
agricultural wastes.
For generations to come perisant
farmers Of Belgium and France land
Industrial workers OF Lille, liens,
Bruges. Brussels, Namur, Llege ,and
Mons will deplorc the lack of mil larry
foresight which failed to provided the
armies of Great Britain. Francel and
the United States which expelled the
Teutonlc Invader from their coun tries
In 1918. with adequate clvalry.-IAdvt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-24
MUST A CHILD #PhLE?
Pallor, "Tired cuthssg And
Poor Appetite AlH1st5 Always
Remedied BY PeptosM angan
Il Builds Up The Blood And Thus
Improves The Appetite And
Strengthens The Body

There is but one Ngitinate ex-
cuse for a pale, runsabSen, ~listless
child, and that is ssasne serious
disease Of one or Srs8te of the
vital organs, which, of course,
needs the prompt attention of a
competent physician. J Unless
such condition exists, the weak,
white youngsters Whe- takes no
pleasure in romping or playing
can be very materially helped by
a course of that thoroughly de-
pendablc blood cnricher and gen
eral tonic, GUIDES Peffo-Mangan.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-24

Breakfast, dinner, supper-Rook-
wood coffee rings the bell three times
q day. You'll never know how good
coffee can be until you try Rock
wood. D. B. mckinney G. Co. 327 ct
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-24
&c. Buckley and I. c. Geary
Land Agents and Sales Manager
al Property for Crutcher Bros.


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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
" WV .
CHRISTMAS
SECTION 3

ievudcem Nedirem sachem. kdyx
vratil sc do svf vlastnf zem8, a
posleze vzaty Turky do Cafihradu.
Trim tento nazyva Sc pavovym,
poneyada diva zlati pavove tvofi O.
peru Jeiich chyosty jsou ryloze.
ny drahokamy. vyposet vsech
drahokamd, kterym vyzdoben je
tento trim, zabral by znacns mista.
IStaci podotknout. ze mezi vyzdo-
bou trinu Sc naleza los rnbfnu a
ll6 s~maragdu. Je slime NOME, ze
b.ylo by lepe poznamenat, Re tolik
vzacnych drahokamu Ia bylo, po-
nevada posledni popis teto v7acnt
historickt painatky pochazi 2 roku
1865, kdy jistemu francouzsktmu
klenotniku byla popfana pfileai-
tost, ably 81 tento trnn dokonale
prohltdl.
Turci irpali vzdy nedostatkem
penez a IN je silnou moznosti. ~
lecktery drahokam. kterym W.
zdoben byl tento trnn ma liz dav-
no iine pany a pravt drahokamy
%nahrazeny byly padeIky. Trnn
musi miti veikou cenu. .jiz vsak
neni mono pfesnt naznaciti. Ne
kteii znalci odhadovali jeho cenu
ma 49,, 100000. kdezto JIM udayali
cenu NJ ma 30 millionu dollarii.
Ia starych casI velmi caste po-
tentati We svych tisnich finan6nich
v.ypomahali 81 zastavovanim ko.
runnich klenotil a castokrate Sc
stale, re koruny musily byti W.
placeny anebo "a urcity poplatek
zapljceny, ably mohla byti prove
dena korunovace noveho panovni-
ka. Ia cash nynejsich jsou slice
take nome podobne zastavy, spise
vsak NIUE dojiti k .iich prodeji.
Turecko ma takovlch historickych
pamatek vzacne ceny velke mnoz-
stvi a .ie slime NONE, re v nynej-
sich vladnich kruzich Sc jew ma
lada k jich %odprodani, nebof je tn
obava, re tax jake tax mohou Tur-
ci tim ci onim ~zp1sobem byti o ne
pfipraveni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
KORUNNl KLE-
NOTY MA PRODE]

TEDNIM Z mensich dHsledku val
ky Dude nepochybn6 zmena
ma.jiteli vzacnych a historickych
veci, ktere druhdy byly zarlive
stfezeny jake drahe poklady pa
novnickymi rodinami p~orazenych
zemi. Az doposud jsme Sc Size me-
dovedeli, co nGmecka republika "a
mlsli nciniti S korunou a iinymi
statnimi klenoty b.yvaleho monar-
chy, avsak dobe vlady bolsevi-
XII v Uhrach udrzovala Sc houzev-
nate pov6st, re proslula zelezna
koruna byla prodana "a maliGkost,
pouhych $4,000. pamatujeme-li Sc
dobfe.
Pon6vadz tato koruna, pres 20,
IL bvla vytepana 2 obycejneho ko-
WI, %posazena byla huste drahoka-
my, kterf vzdy p%ovazovany byly
"a prave, zadana cena byla mirna.
A j kdyby doslo k odstraneni pra-
vych drahokamii a nahrazeni .jich
padelky, kazdy americky sberatel
pamatek zaplatil by rad ten pa
katylek, nebof by ziskal wee velke
historicke ceny. Doslo-li skutecn6
k tomuto prodcji, zpravy neudaly.
avsak "a vlady Belly Kuna byly
.jeste horst veci moznosti.
V poslednich dnech bylo ozna-
memo, ze mnohem vzacnejsi a skye
lejsi klenot je ma prodej. /Velka
financni tisen pfimela pry ture-
|ckou vladu, ably nabidla ku koupi
n9kolik kusti re statniho pokladu,
mezi nimiz nejd1lezitejsfm a zaji-
ste take nejcennejsfm je prosluly
pavovy trin, pfivezeny 2 Delhi v
roce 1889 vfteznym perskym vo-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

Cd sveho zbudOvanl v roce 1892
byl tento oblonkovitT most pred
metem chorobne zvedavosti vsech
navst6vnikii parku, nebof kratce
pc odevzdanf v~efejnosti skocila 5
n6ho .jista divka do chladne, pres
TO vsak vsechny bolesti ~kone.jsici
naruce yod. Doprave uzavren byl
v kvetnu tohoto roku, byv uznan
"a nebezpecny a V minnlyeh dnech
prodah byl do stareho zeleza, po-
nevada nebyly povoleny penize ma
jeho opravu.
Wee .iak osmdesat osob, die Cd
'hadu parkovnich hlldacd, yrhlo Sc
v naruc samovolne smrti S proslu-
leho tohoto oblouku. Chyejici Sc
start Tide, jichz zivot byl MEDIA
rem a kteff bidne protloukali Sc
zivOtem ma stara kolena, divky,
laskou oklamane, zamitnuti milen-
eli a prodejne divky 2 ulice vsi-
chni vrhali Sc V zahadu zahrobnf-
no sv6ta skokcm s tohoto mostu.
Jeden re sebevrahii obesil Sc ma
jednom z tramG ma konci, JIM vsak
dali pfednost seskoku.
Historic tohOtO "mostu vide
chil'' nebude nikdy vypsana Il pre-
ce, iak vysoce za5lmayou byla by
cetba o zivotech tech, kteri uchy-
lii Sc sem, ably V nstrani a nikym
nesledovani sehrali posledni jed
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

lnani dramatu syeho zivota. IA kite
rym zapadla opona chladnych vod
Jenom strucne poznamky stuch
lvch policcjnich rekordech zllsta
~, ably popsaly muka zoufalycf
smrtelnikn, .jichz poslednim pra
MIN bylo 'vyskubnouti 2 pamet
zakofeneny zarmutek a vymazat
nesnazi a zala ret6z nekoneGny"
jak vystizne pravi basnik. Proc
prav6 tento krasny oblouk V roz.
kosnem zakoutl parku stal Sc do.
stavenickem sebeyrahl, je samo Q
sobf jednou &c zahad tohoto mo
lstu.
Prvni sebevrazda & tonic mi
ste zaznamenana byla y rOce 1898,
kdy .jista nemecka divka s n6ho
seskocila do chladnych vim. Po-
slednl sebevrazda udala Sc tn V
zafi tohoto roku, kdy nezjiSteny
muz pfelezl osmistopovou barika-
du pred mostem postavenou, a W.
Isplhav Sc ma nejvyssi misto OBJ.
IIouku. skocil do vody.
Podzim a .jarni obdobi byly nej-
vice voleny sebevrahy k zakonceni
zivotii, die sdeleni nacelnika par
kovni poIicie Charles Thorena.
ktery dodal, Re IA zachmuienych
a destivych dni bylo zvlaste nutno
v okoll mostu bditi. Bfvaly DOLBY,
kdy pc nekolik tydnii "a sebou do
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

slo IN k dv6ma s%ebeyrazdam kaz.
deho tehodne. Casopisy dekonce
navrhovaly, ably mad mostem zri.
zena byla velka klec, ably k nemu
nikdo nemohl, a mestska rada vaz.
ne uyalovala o uzavieni jej vefej-
Rosti.
Niemene most sebevrah1" ne.
byl toliko dostavenickem zivota
nabaienych smrtelnikn. Prapo-
divni Tide vyhledavali Sc zalibou
toto misto. Jisty chovanec yojen-
skeho 1tulku V Milwaukee pficha.
eel sem o kaid6 dovolent a zpival
IA stare valecnt pisn4, .iak mohl
neihlasiteji. Jakysi sileny .jinoch
sem pfichazival o pnhoci a hviz-
dial prapodiyn6 melodie mesidku.
Jisiy starsi muz piichazel sem 5
lahvi kofalky a nejvyssi casti
moslu 81 vzdy opil do nemoty. TAX
lie parkovnimi hlidati musil byti
Odnascn.
Pred dcsiti lety prchl tulen 2
nedaleke zoologickt zahrady. do
sial Sc k mostu sebevrahn a Wy
lSplhav Sc pc schodisti ma nejvyssi
lmisto oblouku. skocil do vOdy. Po-
idafilo Sc mu dostati Sc do .~iezera
Michiganskeho "A pozdeji spatfen
byl Y Mississippi, jak sdeIily novi-
nafske zpravy. Vedlc uskulecne-
nych sebevraZd doSlo IA k celt ia-
Idt z%mafen.ych pokusi. Vypravel
o tom parkovni po!icista Pincus
zaiimave v6ci.
"Jisty mattel cirku skocil $.
mostn do lagmy "a studeneho.
|dne", vypravoval. "Stal .isem ma
jednf stran6 laguny a kamarad
Schwindler ma druht. kandidat
s~ebevrazdy ploval ku pfedu a "a
Sc zpet mezi Mani. proklinaje mas,
ponevadz ismc no chteli zachrani-
ii. konecn6 Sc znavil tax, re ne
mohl klasti odporu, kdyz jsme .iei
vytahovali. Dopravili .isme JED ia
policejni stanici, kde pokutovan
byl 81. Ia nekolik dni ma to phi.
Sci nam podekovat a obmyslit do
brym doutnikem. Sdelil s mani, re
finantni nesnaze, pro ktere chtel
zakonciti sv1.i ziyot, byly pro ne
no urovndny a re ma novou chut k
zivotn.'
Jiny kandidat sebevrazdy, "a
chraneny parkovnim delnikem.
vrhl Sc ma sveho zachrance a byl
by mu zajiste vazne ublizil, kdy-
by p%olicie nebyla napadenemu pfi-
spechala ku pomoci.
"vetsina tech, kdoz prisli sem
hledati smrt, byly zeny'', vypra-
voval polieista Langois, ktery ko-
nal sluzbu v blizkosti mostu pc
osmnaet let. Jake Magdalena mo-
stu vzdechd, tax cituplne popsana
spisovatelem Thomas Holden, me-
jedna 2 prodejnych zen pfisla sem
zakonciti svij zivot handy.
Avsak vsechny ty vzpominky
patri .iiz minulosti. Prosluly oh
louk, ktery pc leta byl Mekkou
zoufalych, beznadejnych a vyvrze-
nych, zahy zapadne V propadlisti
rychle prchajicich DIM.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
MOST VZDECHU
V Chicago
|HICAGSKf most vzdechii, pro

CHICAGSKY most vzdechd, pro
~ sluly oblouk V Lincoln parku
znamy jake most sebevrahn', s
.jehoz zavraf pisobiciho yrcholu
cela fada ziyota naba2enych smr.
telnikn vrhIa Sc ma sve dostayenic.
ko se smrtl, brzy Dude odstranGn
a npadne do zapomenutf jake 81.
|voty tech, kteff We vodach laguny
pod MIN nalezli posltze kid, KITE
'ry marnG hledali We svGt1.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
MEsTOZADAR
.N1ESTO Zadar, kde pred nedav-
AV4nem pristaI blaznivy ifalsky

IN1ESTO Zadar, kde pred nedav-
AsAnem piistal blaznivy italsky
basnik Gabrielle D'Annlnzio, ably
prinesl mu "svobodn'' a pfijal
hold obyvatelstva, .ie jednim z nej.
starozitnejsich a nejpozoruhod-
n6jsich NEST V Dalmacii. V mo-
derni hmotarske dobe Zadar znam
Je hlavne pro sve znamenite vino,
maraschino, ale turiste naleznou
tn mnoho jinych veci, hodnych po-
zbrnosti. Mat toto mesto radu
starozitnych a dobre az ma nase
dny zachovalych staveb, jez .jsou
skvelymi ukazkami star6ho ital-
|skeho Stavitelskeho um9ni.
Mesto "a starych 6asn obehnano
bylo valy, pc nichz stopy zacho.
yaly Sc az ma nase dry. Hned DO
vychodu 2 parniku v znamenitem
pfistavisti, ocitneme Sc pred bra
nou, kde okffdleny lev svateho
Marka pripomina, re kdysi byla
tn panem republika benatska. Pro.
jdeme-li branou, ocitneme Sc v liz.
kych a namnoze kfivolakych uli-
ckach, vydlazdenych nestejnymi
kameny, vekem ovsem .iiz uhlaze-
nymi, typickeho italskeho m9sta,
lak vyhlizelo pred dvema anebo
trent stoletimi. Jenom hotely jsou
modern6.jsimi a take pohodln6,jsi-
mi.
We m6ste je mnoho krasnych
chramil re stfedovekn, stavitelsky
velmi zaiimavych a obsahujicich
vzacne umelecke prace velke histo-
ricke ceny. Zvlaste majestatni
kathedrala upouta nasi ~pozornost,
jejlz zvonice patfi k nejlepsim, jez
zachovaly $ Dalmacii 2 dob Via
dy benatske republiky. M6sto ma
nekolik p%rostornych nam6sti a
trzisf, kde zaGasto mono vid6ti
venkovany v maIebnych krojich
narodnich. Je tn fada pamatek
%fimskych, sloppy, sochy a stavby.
Je to jedno q nejzajimavGjsich
NEST V Dalmacii a ky div, re TIA
love z%atouziIi pc tom, ably mad MIN
vlala iejich vlajka. Podpiraji svo-
|je naroky tvrzenim, re jake pra-
voplatni dedicovf benAtske repub-
liky mali pravo ma vsechno, co
kdysi u2navalo jejf nadyladi. Ko-
zacke konsky D'Annunziovy vyvo-
layail noyy zdjem 0 tento kus sv9-
ia. kde stfedoyek podavd 81 rlice s
vskcm modernfm a kde IlovSk ma
kazdem kroku naraH ma histori.
exc pamatky, vypravujfcf zkazky
zaslych dob.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15
HOMSTEADER AND ENTRY
MAN GET VACATION ON PAY

Homesteaders in the drought reg
ions are pleased with the clause in
the agricultural appropriation bill to
the effect that any homestead set
tier or entryman who, during the cal
dar year 1919 finds it necessary to
leave his homestead to seek employ
ment in order to obtain food and
other neeessaries of life for himself,
family, and work stock, because OF
great and serious drought conditions,
causing total or partial failure OF
crops, may upon filing with the reg
lister and receiver proof of such con-
ditions in the form or corrohoratsd
affidavit, be excused from residencs
upon his homestead during all or
part of the calender year 1919, or the
current year of such homestead
which may fall principally in the
year 1919, and in the making of final
proof upon such an entry absence
granted under this act shall be
counted and construed as construct
i've residence by said homesteader. :
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15
Ethel M. Hawthorne; clerk. Nellie

Ethel M. HaWthOrne; clerk Nellie
l.. Ross.
And public notice Is hereby given
that by order entered of record at a
meeting of the board of county COM
missioners lawfully held on the 14th
day of July A. ID. 1919, the said
board Of county commissioners deter
mined that the interests of the county
require 1T, and the board OF county
commissioners Of the county deem it
for the public good to bond the
county for the purpose of acquiring
funds for the construction, building
and repairing OF roads and bridges
in and for the county, by issuing the
negotiable coupon bonds of the
county In the aggregate amount OF
one million dollars $4,000, ,000). Al
said meeting and by said order, said
board specified Saturday, the 30th
day of August, A. d. 1919, as the day
of the special election at which the
question of bonding the county
should be submitted to the qualified
electors, and specified that upon said
day the polls shall be opened at the
hour of 10 a. m, shall remain open
until and shall be closed at the hour
of p. N.
| At said election there shall be sub
mitted to the qualified voters Of the
county the following question:
| Shall the board of county commits
sioners of Ada county. Idaho, be au-
thorized to bond the county for the
purpose OF acquiring funds for the
construction, building and repairing
of roads and bridges in and for the
county, by issuing the negotiable cou-
/ pom bonds of the county In the ag-
gregate amount of one million dol
lars $1,000, ,000l. ?"
The polls will be open from 10 am.
to z p. m.
/ The ballots to be used in voting
upon the question above submitted
will be prepared and furnished by
the county auditor TO the judges OF
election, to be by them furnished to
the voters.
Such election shall be held in all
respects in conformity with the gen
eral election laws SO far as the same
may be applicable, and in conformity
with article 6 of chapter 2 of title
IL of the Idaho revised codes.
At such election every person oyel
the age OF 81 years who is a either
Iof the United States, and who shal
have resided in the state six months
and in the county 80 days immedi
lately preceding such election, shall be
entitled to vote at said election.
In witness whereof, the board o
Icounty commissioners or Ada county
Idaho. has caused this notice to b
published and posted as required b.
law this 14th day Of July, A. D.
1918 Stephen Utter, county audit
or and ex-officio clerk of the boarl
of county commissioners of Ada coun
lty Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15
HAY INSPECTOR APPOINTED
AT MERIDIAN STATION

Nelson j. Smith, chief hay inspect
or for Idaho, was in Meridian We'd
nesday. and informed the Times of
the new hay regulations, which must
be complied with by those shipping
out hay.
S. H. Grifiths, OF the Meridian Coal
Co., has been appointed deputy hay
inspector at this place, and all ship
pers are advised to get in touch with
him before loading and have their
hay properly graded. The purpose
of the inspection is to permanently
establish correct grades for Idaho
alfalfa before it leaves loading stat
ion. The system will no doubt in a
short time create a special demand
for the Idaho graded hay and for this
reason all alfalfa growers and ship
pers should cooperate to make the
inspection a success.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15
HERE'S THE RECIPE FOR
SALVATION ARMY DOUGHNUTS

The Salvation army doughnuts are
the "favorite' and headquarters
sends the recipe, just as Ma" Bur
dick made them for months under
fire of the French front:
Salvation Army Doughnuts- IL
quarts of flour; OTIS sugar; "a tab
lespoons baking powder; teaspoons
salt; 3 quarts milk; fry in deep fat.
THE secret 3 in the mixing said
Ma"
Another favorite with the boys was
''Shrapnel cake" Here's the recipe.
(S6 pieces). 2 large cups sugar;
/ cup molasses; 2 cups milk; l cup
strong black coffee; heaping tea
spoonsful cinnamon; / heaping tea
spoonful cloves; teaspoonful bak-
ing soda; teaspoonfuls baking pow
der; 2 large cups raisins (the schrap-
nell; flour to make stiff batter.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15
LUMBER rs NOT HIGHER
IN IDAHO THAN CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor and MIR.
and Mrs. Leroy Adams returned
Monday from an auto trip to Califor-
MIA They weer away four weeks and
travelled 5000 miles. They went to
Los Angeles and Long Beach. by way
of San Francisco. They had pleas
ant trip with the exception of few
stretches of bad road. The worst was
through parts OF southern Oregon.
They went by Burns, ofegon. across
to Redding, California.
From Redding the roads are fine,
so per cent being macadam, and
smooth running. The scenery was
great.
At Long Beach Frank Cess and
family were visited, Mrs. Cess being
a sister of Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Ad-
ans. They are well and nrospering.
Their son Monte is in charge of their
store at Long Beach and doing nice
business. Mrs. Monte Cess was Miss
Grace Peckham of Meridian.
They also visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Wilson, who have recently sold
their f0-acre orange ranch for $1,000
an acreThe Wilson family plan trip
to the east in few months and will
visit Meridian on their return to Cal
ifornia.
They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Hedges and Date Hedges and family
They are we'll. Clem Hedges is fond
of fishing in the ocean at Long
Beach.
Mr.. Taylor's attention was called to
an article in a Boise paper recently
by one Mr.. Shattuck, in which prices
of lumber in California and Idaho
were compared to the disadvantage
of Idaho. Mr.. Taylor says this is q
mistake. He made a particular point
to investigate prices of lumber in
California and says that common di-
mension at Long Beach sells for $50
per thousand, shingles So, lath $40;
flooring, siding and finishing higher
than in Meridian. AS compared tc
these prices, common dimension sell.
In Meridian to-day for $50, shingles
81, and lath So.
Carpenters wages are practically
the same here as there. He says there
ia more building going on in south
ern California than ever before anC
the price is not the issue down there
but the effort seems to be to get tht
material fast enough to keep the car
penters going.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15

Prunes, green, will bring from $50
to 800 per ton In Meridian this fail.
F. P. Carver who has 35-acre prune
orchard two miles west of Meridian
says his croY will be considerable,
many OF the trees being well filled.
Only a portion Of a crop will be rails
ed but the prunes have not dropped
as much as last year and Mr.. Carver
thinks this is evidence Of more Wig
orous fruit and that while last year S
green prunes we're not satisfactory
to ship to the east, he thinks por-
tion of this years crop will be all
right for the purpose. In weea
or ten days prunes will begin to
ripen.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15

In another column Is the official
call for the bond election in Ada
county. The citizens OF Boise give
the assurance that not over 5000 600
of the million dollars will be used in
building the Arrow Rock road, the
rest to be spent on the highways
throughout the county. They claim
that as they pay over half the taxes,
they should have this Arrowrock
road, even IL 1t does benefit the city
more than the country districts.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15

The Roosevelt Memorial Associ-
alton will be represented in Idaho by
the following committee, to cooper
ate with the national organization
Hon. Frank R.. Gooding, Gooding
Chairman; Will H. Gibson, Noun
tain Home; j. Fl. Gipson, Caldwell !:
Elias Marsters. Meridian; r. S. Sher-
idan, Boise; Calvin c. Cobb, Boise.
The purpose is TO ra.se funds for
suitable monuments for the perpet-
uation OF the memory of the greaS
American.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15

Dealers say there is only about one
fourth as much coal stored at this
time as the same date last year II
Is said that with a cold winter there
will be danger OF a coal famine 9th
ers take a different view and say it
is expected that there viii be enough
to go around, and the principal diff
Guilty will be In getting the denero
to pay for it. The Times is unable
to give competent advice, and YOU
can do as you please-buy the coal
now or walt and take chance.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15
EDITORIAL MENTION.

The Second division, in which are
several Meridian boys, has arrived in
New York, and the boys are being
sent to the mustering-out stations
Our boys will be. home in a week
or ten days.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-15

A Meridian old bachelor says it is
another mystery why anybody with a
pleasant home in which there are no
flies, bugs nor ants and where there
Is clean table linen and chairs, should
ever go picnicing