The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-27
MICH GOOD READING
IN MERIDIAN TINES

~ s1EhtDlhN TIMES
We would like 70 call attention to
the many features OF interest in your
home PAPER. In the telegraphic news
the international secretary OF the
T. NJ. @. A. says We are in no danger
of a war with Japan
The Yolstead prohibition amend
ment bin is before congress again
and there is much discussion as 10
the value OF alcohol and beer as
medicine
A picture Of Chief justice White.
who passed away recently. Is given.
Ex-President Taft is mentioned as a
possible appointee TO fiji the vacancy
on the supreme bench
Mrs. sontherd, the Idaho blue
beard, is ready TO return to Idaho, If
not already on the way from the
Hawaiian islands. in charge OF an Of
ficer
Haywood. l. w W. allows HIS bonds
men friends to put up the cash aud
he is fug tive from justice. His
friendship for his comrades is sac
rificed when he desires to save his
own bacon.
Senator Sutherland of Utah wants
congress to authorize loans 70
stockmen to tide them over the next
two years This viii save depletion
of the herds. which. would be a pub
lie calamity.
Did you read the first installment
OF that Irving Bachelor story. The
prodigal Village" last week. This
handles some small-town problems in
a way similar to that much talked of
book, Main Street, You should not
fail to read every issue of the paper
with this good serial There is OF
course a personality in the story in
Robert Moran, a boy who takes Mr..
Patterson Bing as his ideal citizen.
You liked Taxi finished last week?
This is something different.
We hope You are saving the Con
densed Classics" You would have
paid many dollars for the stories that
are condensed in the issues of the
Meridian Times, if you bought them
at book store. You want to know
something about these most famous
novels in history, and if you read,
for instance, Vanity Fair" by
Thackeray; in this issue. the next
time anyone asks you if YOU are
familiar with the book, you can
briefly describe the best part of the
story. Isn't that an accomplish
ment? Or if you are a "high-hrow
and have already read these books.
isn't it nice to refresh your memory?
Uncle Walt Mason tells some good
homeiy truths in humorous way.
and there are no dull lines in his
column.
Did YOU know that Constantinople-
the city of the long name and peop-
led principally by the 'unspeakabie
Turk" may become the Chicago of
Europe? Mr.. Thomas. OF the Stand
ard oil corporation. has lately re-
turned from there and he tells you of
his impressions.
In the dairy column, of this issue,
YOU will find that it costs much more
to produce milk in winter, which you
already know, but read il anyway.
This is the time of year when our
thoughts are directed in either plan-
sning 10 build a house or in giving
advice TO friend that Is. Every
week the Times has a plan for .
house and Mr.. Radford will give yon
more particulars free of cost of you
write to him This does not inter
fere with Meridian lumber men. car
penters or builders. and is only sas-
gestions In getting that all import
ant matter, a home. started in the
right way.
The Times also aims TO give every
Legitimate new item of Meridian and
vicinity ample publicity, reserving
the right TO exclude any item thar
will be an injury TO any citizen. All
communications should have writer's
name ON letter.
The Times is 50 a year or &c
week. Cheap enough. We would
Ike to enroll you as regular sub
scriber.