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NEWS, SUNDAY,
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Business and Professional Columns
ATTORNEYS.
E. B. HUNTER, 527-8, Idaho Bldg.
tf
GEORGE R. RUST, 366 Sonna Bldg, tf
c. H- Ungenfelter, 301-3 Idaho Bldg, tf
J- BOGART, Attorney, Overland blk. tf
CLINTON H. HARTBON, Idaho Bldg.
»
B. F. NEAE, 201-262-263 Sonna Blk. tf
ELLIOTT A HEALY, Empire BLDG.
I. F. COLVIN, 4-5 Berino Bldg.
tf
OPPENHEIM & HODGIN, 603-4-5.
Idaho Bldg.
tr
J. R. GOOD, Attorney, room 302, Sonna
Bldg. Phone 319-W.
tf
RICHARDS & HAG A. Lawyers, fifth
floor, Idaho Bldg.
tf
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HUG' E. M'EEROY, Attorney, ruiie
609, Empire Bldg.
tf
C. E. WINSTEAD, 317 Idaho Bldg.
If
tf
WM 0, DUNBAR. 321 Idaho Bldg.
LUCAS & M'ADAMS, 215 Idaho Bldg.
t f
tf
D. L. YOUNG, Lawyer. 355-358,
na Blag.
Son-
General
CLAUDE W. GIBSON.
and Land Practice. Mode Bldg.
Law
tf
ARBER '& L AVIDSON. Lawyers.
327 Idaho Bldg.
tf
WYMAN A WYMAN. Attorneys. 206-1
201 Boise City National Bank Bldg, tf
-!
Attorncys-at
M \RT1N & MARTIN,
law. room 35S Sonn.» Bldg.
tf
S. T. SCHREIBER,
poration law. 419 Idaho Bldg
ining and cor- ;
tf j
K. I. PERKY. GENERAL LAW PRAC
tice. rooms 304-308 McCarty Bldg. ;
Phone 160.
tf
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
ADA COUNTY ABSTRACT
pane. Yates bb' C. B. Coxe, Mgr. tf
g c. - ■ - - tiw !
ACCOUNTANTS.
,
BOISE Al'DIT CO., VAN DEI SEN,!
Box 1143; expert accountant; scion
Ratifie s/stemizer. Phones 230
r 1747-.I.
and !
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I
ARCHITECTS.
TOURTLLLUTTE & HUMMEL. AR
ehitccts, office on second floor Over
land Bldg,
tf,
AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES |
AND BAT
Phone
j
IGNITION
TER Y CT>., 119-121 S. 11th;
2S4-J. _
WE y TERN
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AUTO DEALERS.
Ik
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31
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and j
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EIGHT CYLINDER.
-
K.|
NELSON AU To SALES CO., 9th
or Res., 1671.
re. Phon
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AUTO TOPS.
iker in
>niy f st-class
Idaho. R. Atkins, J27 S. 11th.
i tu top
tf
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING.
\\ . a. 11 Jg Idaho St.
tf
ASSAY ERS.
bOifcjE CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, AS
b&yers and chemists. A. G. Van Email
manager, 907 Idaho th., Phone 394. tf
yUlSE LABORATORIES CO., C. W.
Harkinson, usaayer anti chemist, 2
S. lUth St.
tf
ABSTRACTS.
•JUHsU TITLE w TRUST CU„ idahi
Hldg. Fnmic 4.4.
tf
BARBER SHOP.
IURUY BACK, 120 N. 7th.
Hair cut,
2ÖC.
U
'J. S. HAIR CUT, 25c; bath 15c.
Main._ _
617
tf
BOOT REPAIRING.
buise shoe hospital, 307 n. 8th.
tf
business COLLEGE. I
Î
• ••»••••••••••••••I
• COMP K T E N T Stenographers, • :
- bookkeepers, cashiers, expert- •
ienced or inexperienced fur- •
nished on short notice. Link's •
Business College, 1015 Idaho £1. •
Phone 1055-J.
If O
• jJ.
• ••••••••••••••;
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CONTRACTORS.
HOUSE MOVING AND CEMENT
wo-k. I. K. Hawk; Plu.ne 2437-W. tf
CHINESE PHYSICIANS.
Dit. G. LOOK, CHINESE DOCTOR,
707 Idaho Street.
if
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Dll. FONG WEE, fourteen yeura prac
tico in Boise, 215 S. 9th Street.
UR. CHIN MAN 8UI, Chinese physi
cian; treats ull kinds of chronic dis
ease!. Office 711 Idaho street.
tf
it
UR. WING LEE TONG CO., treats with
Chinese herbs, roots and medicine.
Careful treatment assured the afflict
ed. Office 612 Idaho street.
tf
CHIROPRACTORS.
A. E. LIND, D. C\, 624 Overland Bldg.
if
MISS McCOBB. D. C., 418 Idaho Bldg, tf
Ç, Q. BURT, D. C., 3-4 Hotel Brand, tf
CHIROPODIST.
C. U. BURT, D. S.C., 3-4 Hotel Brand, tf
CARPENTERS.
For Union Carpenters piione 310-W ur
at Hall, room 227 Sonna bldg.
tf
COLLECTIONS.
"COLLECTIONS"-—Eucus & McAdams,
216 Idaho Bldg. Phone 460.
tf
Western Reporting & Credit Co.. 403
404 McCarty Bldg. Phone 623.
tf
CLEANERS AND DYERS.
AßE MARTIN, Cleaning Works, Pho.j
9U L. M. Roache, Mgr., 1014 IV. 11th. j
tf
ECONOMY DYE WORKS, STEAM 1
cleaning and dying. French dry clean
ing; 411 N. loth St.; Phone 2020. tfl_
CITY DYE WORKS—Cleaners of fancy j
gowns, gents' suits dry or steam
cleaned. Branch ufilee, P. 44. Works
1395.
I
tf
CALL
the Pantorlum for garment
cleaning, pressing, altering or repair-
ing. Phone 1026. Oftice, 611 Main;
Branch, Owyhee Bldg.
If
Contractors and Builders.
—
FLOYD AND FISHER.
323-1Children's furniture made. 101s Idaho.
tf
DANCING CLASSES.
Alt j
1916
and fancy dancing. Phone 435-J.
j
DENTIST.
dr. dresser,
uU2 Overland Bldg, tf
DR. CARPENTER, 212 IDAHO BLDG.
DR. COLVKK, 4U1 Idaho B.
DR. SHELTON, Yales. Bldg.
Ph. 720. tf
Ph. 251.
If
COM-!-—-
Dr. Carrie L. Bert imui, 403 Idali
Bldg.
tf
Dit. V ALKER, ROOM 330 YATES Bldg!
Gas given, l hone 261b,
..— —
tf !
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
J ERMUUNTA1N D E T E C T 1 V E
Agency. Prompt, reliable, confided- ;
tial. Secret service in all its branches.
investigations and collections made
through our agency in any part of
Phone 2412-W.
P. U. Box 9U6, Boise, Idaho.
j wui id.
i
Address
tf
EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
"
DR. ED E. MAXE Y , OCCUL1ST AND
Aurist, 204-6 Idaho Building.
tf
I
DR- A. L. HEINE, EYE, EAR, NOSE i
and throat. &1&-26 Overland Bldg, tf 1
NOSE AND
207-9 overland Building.
;Dit. BRANDT — EAR,
Throat;
{dr. R. L. NUURSE—Eye. Ear, Nose
aiul Tlirout; 406-7 Overland Bldg.
DR. C. R. HUDGEL—Practice limited
to I he eye; Olu-luVi Uverland Bldg.
FLORISTS.
BAY'HOUSE FLORAL CO.,
floral designs, cut flowers, plants.
Boise,
tf
BOISE FLORA I. CO., Ill N. 8 th St.;
choice cut flowers, Rural designs, tf
GROCERY.
KNIGHTS' GROCERY.
517 MAIN street; open all night; deli
catessen goods and imported cheese
A19
of all kinds.
HARNESS MAKER.
BLOCK'S HARNESS SHOP and sad
diery, 10b N. 11th Phone 2488-VV. tf
HOTELS.
MITCHELL HOTEL, a homelike place.
P rice s right; across from depot. A15
HAIR SWITCHES.
Until May 1, 1 will make switches from
Address
vcmblngH at halt price.
1824 N. 20th St„
Phone 2217VV.
.•larga.et Jordan
Boise, Idaho.
tf
INSURANCE.
SEE P. M. DAVIS for general insur
putronago is solicited.
a nee. Y
Overland Building.
tf
LAND ATTORNEY.
B. EATON, Scrip, 0.,j Idaho Bldg.
tf
-
HOME PORTRAITS.
G. BURNS.
Phone 1208-W.
tf
D.
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING—BE8T EQUIPPED
plant in ths state for all kinds of Job
printing. Legal blanks a specialty.
Capital News Publishing Co., 717
Idaho Street
LADIES' TAILORING.
WANDER BROS. 213 Overland bldg, tf
MRS. K. FOREST, 422 IDAHO BLDG.
If
MILLINERY
MRS TYLER, 215 North Ninth.
A16
Call and inspect our line of hats.
M. White Co., 802 Bannock.
F.
tf
MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLES
HENRY w.
BAKFR,
and Fox Bicycles, 113 S. 11 St.
Fox. Hartford
tf
MAPS.
MAPS. BLUE PRINTS, «ùs Overland
Bldg.
tf
LUMBER YAgDS
W. H. R IDEA BAUGH,
native lumber, Oregon shingles, alto
floorings, doors, windows,' mouldings,
ana building material. Main and 4th
Sts. Phone 958.
DEAEER IN
tf
MEAT MARKETS
FOR SALE
Freeh . beef,
mutton, poultry etc.
cured meats of all
kinds.
smoked fish.
pork.
Baited and
y
T'..
j
Farmerr* Market. 1221 Main. Ph. 1401.
tr
1 -
Harvey's,
tfl_ Market.
The commissary
"i' delivery, tf
724 Main.
Phone 2H.
j
MONUMENTS
I T. F, FKLTNKK. 1615 Main St.
tf
MATTRESS REPAIRING
MATTRESSES A1ADE To ORDER
and repaired. Joslln-Uarver Bed-
ding Co., 1514-1516 Main St.; Phone
693-W.
I
tf
MONEY TO LOAN.
CHILDS A CO., 30-3» balk Bldg.
tf
ROBERT VAN GILSE, 1235 Main. tf
W. SCOTT NEAU, Farm Loan Man.
j E. C. LAUGHL1N &. Co., S f /c money.
tf
A5
j V.cKeynolds A Whitson, 520 Ida. Bldg.
tf
THE NEWHOLSE IN V. CO., Sonna
Blk.
tf
ON chattels or salary. Reasonable
rates. 403 McCarty Bldg., Box 187. tf
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN ON
Rum security. H. E. McElroy, Em
pire Bldg.
tf
MUNK Y TO LOAN—On
real estate,
chattels, any um] ull kinds of se
!
curity.
Carter. McCarty Bldg.
tf
MONEY—11000, S1300, 31450 and 36000
private money, cheap to loan on good
city or ranch property. Phone 358.
A16
;
MONEY to loan in
both farm and city property.
Oily Realty
Bldg.
any amounts on
Hub
Idaho
( '
219
11 »any,
A9
WE BUY «and sell notes ana mortgages
and make real estate and chattel
loans. H. G. Meyers & Co., 423 Over
land Bldg.
tf
Money to Loan.
I Notes and mortgages bought;
täte and chattel loans. Carter, Me
tv Bldg.
real es
tf ;
FARM AND t TTY LOANS.
Headquarters for farm and city loans,
any size. No delay. Courteous treat
ment. New location, 209 North Eighth
St. Bruce & Fuld Loan & Trust Co.
it
HEADQUARTERS FOR
MORTGAGE LOANS
SOUTHERN IDAHO
EASTERN OREGON
Ira E. High a. Company
YATES BUILD
. Boisr
WE ARE prepared to make or purchase
conservative loans, on Idaho or Ore
gon improved farms; 8 per cent. No
commissions. Quick service. Deal
direct and save money. Idaho State
Life. Empire Blk., Boise.
Myl
NURSERY STOCKS.
TREES! TREES! TREES!
shade and ornamental; vines,
etc. F. J. Woods,
Fruit,
roses,
corner 9th and
Bannock, Nursery S. Walnut St.
A10
OSTEOPATHS
DR. CARRIE FREEMAN, IDA. BLDG.
DR. H. D. MORRIS 204 SONNA BLK tf
DR. MAXWELL, LADY OSTEOPATH
304 Idaho Bid., Ph. 1676, Res. 1761. tf
DR. HANDY, O. S.. 622 StateTphTm.
DR. WALTER 8. KINGSBURY, 228
Idaho Bldg. Phons 337.
ft
DR. S. R. RIGHTENOUR. Osteopath.
Rooms 409-11 Empire Bldg.
tf
OPTOMETRIST.
D. M. FLEMING, OPTOMETRIST
Room 16, Gem Bldg.
tf
BUISE OPTICAL Co.
1003 Main St.
Dr. E. S. Owen,
Optometrist.
We put the E E*s in
©ye*.
Phone 2435.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
EMMA WILKINSON, 2i. Idaho Bldg'
Phono 460.
tf
MISS A. DUNLLAF, 308 Overland
Bldg.
tr
OPTICIANS.
Globe Optical Co.
Ryes examined,
tory on the premise*
90S Main Et.
Fae
[5]
03
l.ltj
PAPER HANGING
[ SIGN and house painting and kalso
mining. Foster. CIO Main, phone
1094-W.
TATE INSURANCE AGO Y , 222 Sonna
t£ I
= I
I
tr
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
UR. HUEVERSON, 317 Empire Bldg.;
Ueneral practice; specialties, ob
stetrics tu. armements) Homeopathy.
tf
PHOTOGRAPHERS
STAMPER—C(
I. Util A. lilullo.
Phone
tf
686 .
PIANO TUNING
C. hi. ROBISON, Wise Piano House, tf
PLUMBING & HEATING
ACME PLUMBING A HEATING CO.,
• Ltd.,
Adeimau Bros., managers,
modern plumbing, heating and sheet
metal work 622 Idaho Sit. Phone 166.
tf
RENTALS.
block.
S. H. CASTILE—Spraying. Ph. 2322R. ;
High Pressure gasoline machine. A14 ;
SPRAYING
SHOE REPAIRING.
RIEBE AND COOPER
720 Main and 822 Idaho Sts.
tf
FASSBENDER'S Shoe Shop, Capital
News Bldg,
A15
,
.•t'HNACK work and auta radiator re- .
pairing a specialty. Généreux A
Butler, 112 S. 8th. Phone 574-VV. tf !
SS,
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BOISE LODGE NO. 2, A. F. j
_
I
SHEET METAL WORK.
SOCIETIES.
.it A. M., meets every Tues
day evening in Masonic hall.
Visitors welcome. Charles o.'"
•
Nelson, Secretary.
U
A
ORIENTAL LODGE NO. 60,
A. F. & A. M., regular meet
ings every Friday. Masonic
hall.
BOISE LODGE NO. 77, I. O. O. F.,
meets every Tuesday night at Odd ;
Fellows Hall, 13th and Eastman. Ail !
Odd Fellows welcome. J. M. Hollister,
Secretary.
Sojourners welcome.
Ferry C. Marshall, Secretary.
tf j
of cs.-iii
month at old St. John's hall, Stb and
Fort Sts. Visiting Knights are In- 1
cited to attend. Fritz Hummel, 1
Grand Knight; -Tank F. Church. !
financial secretary. ifi
.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS—Meet the
first and third Tuesdays
SECOND HAND STORE.
A Washburn Mandolin for sale,
forth & Nie hies, 1011 Idaho.
Her
Phone 1
1055-W.
tf
Pio-I
I
WE buy second 'hand furniture,
neer Furniture Company, 909 Idaho
Street. Phone 2 So.
WE pay the best prices for second
hand furniture and we will exchange
Jenkins
your odd pieces for new.
Furniture Oo. Phone 559.
tf
TYPEWRITERS.
RENT A REMINGTON
Get perfect
visibles $3 for one month;
Others at lower
results;
$7.50 for 3 months.
•ates. Rental payments
purchase.
)
apply
Typewriter
*>n
Remington
Co., 256-7, Sonna Bldg., Boise Phone
133.
tf
TAXIDERMIST.
I
R. \V. Limhvvt &- On,, 123 So. 11.®
tf
VIOLIN MAKER.
Robert Ba llot at Bampson Music Co. tf
WIGS AND TOUPEES
\_AL_M ATTHEUB, 1004 t-» Main Bt.
tf
Well Drilling and Digging.
ASHLEY & NEELEY, Ph. 137 or 9R1 j s
+
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NEW IRRIGATION
MCI PUNNED
ALONG MALHEUR
the tt iition
iront the mouth of the'Malheur nl"
yon seven miles west v.i. . ?!
Snake river just north of Ontario' IT
!rurw c f r°e r hied f .Z lUUOn ° f "'a f " S
trict were hied this wees with the
county court at Vale. This court fixed
April là as the date for hearing objec
tions to the petitions for taking action
on the petitions.
The pla
!* rB of ,,lp miUdlo fork of the Malheur
I river in the Warm Springs
I above Ivlverside.
I who have investigated
Petitions for the Formation
of District Comprising
35,000 Acres of Rich Land
Are Filed.
(Stair Correspondence.)
Vale. April 8.—An irrigation district
is being formed in Malheur county
coinprising .15,000 acres of rich farm
ing lands exte lding In a narrow strip
on ' oth sides
Oi
evolved is to store the wut-
reservoir
engineers
Eminent
this reservoir
site report it a very feasible profosi
; tion - They say water tan be sto-ed
; cheaper there than in any other reserg
They estimate
the cost of storing water there at only
S3. Su per fore foot.
voir site in Oregon.
Ample Water Su.iply,
Tlie storage
of the Warm
•,000 acre feet
■a par
Springs reservoir is
of water.
' 'S
The annual
n-off of the
he Malheur rlv
iple to till this
middle fork of
, „ •*. . reservoir
r Il, k ,ï S ' water It is the plan to
. u,n " 1 thiee acre-feet of water for
''"'ll acre of land in the district. It Is
! thl 's seen that th- supply of water for
irrigating the 35,000 acres in the pro
j posed district is more than a
The 35,000 .
,lle extension of the
jThe present, ditches give i
1er supply to 12,001 acres. The storage
Springs reser
l.v furnish a complete
water supply for the 13,000 aeres, but
would furnish
more than a
pie.
an lie irrigated by
present ditches,
i partial wnt
•res
il ' er ^ roni ,b e "■
voir would not
an ample water supply
for 22.000 more acres that now have no
water at all for irrigation.
It Is probable
as a future develop
ment of • his project to build highe
ditches and tints irrigate rpiite a body
of land n the lower Willow Creek val
ley north of Vale, the lower Dead Ox
flat north of
r
ntario.
I he surveys for the Warm Springs
reservoir and the irrigation of the
135,000 as proposed, were made Jointly
1 ''' ,hC cn « intcr ' s office and the
S ** , .' Ca •ylamation service. This
1 wiil > ,ro '' »
k 5 ? ?, m * '° ' " l0 imd Un,arlo>
^mndreri^"] 1 ' j 1 *, 8 Wh ° le '
h,,ncl,ed and forty-tw
sand acres of government land, eover
Mng 11 townships in Malheur county
has been surveyed and platted and will
be opened to entry April 29. 1916.
The Vale land office is a busy place
these days.
thou
New Real Estate Office.
Jorgensen & Moudy is tlie name of a
fflee opened this week
in th ' Nelson building in Yale,
new firm als
ne ' v real estate
The
handles insurance, loans
and land locations.
The total
mount of taxes collected
for tlie first half of the 1916 taxes in
Malheur county
The sheriff's
is something
office was a
mighty busy place the first half of this
week.
over
$152,000.
Tlie sheriff is the official tax
collector in the i
era! counties of
In this state, the first half of
became delinquent
regon.
the 1916 taxes
April 5, hence tlie rush of tax payers
to pay their taxes before they bee
delinquent.
on
me
B. L. Becker this
'harle.s Cope! of Vale :
week bought of
$1350 Buick
ek which lie will use In
passenger 1
the operation of an auto stage running
Harper t
Follyfarm, in this
county.
A deal was recently closed
^arke of Boise sold his four-acre
tract in the south part of Vale to L.
A. Mansur for $2200.
two-story house on the place.
hereby
There is a good
VICTORY NEWS NOTES.
ser of Iowa have
Mr. and Mrs. '
ireturned I
s — 4 vialt ' vi,h "M' ir daughter and lier
their borne after a plens
The Dreams of Yesterday
BY MINNIE PRIEST DUNTON
DELIVERED
a «c,™-.,.,. AT evening SESSION OK REBEKAM DISTRICT
ASSOCIA I ION HEED IN ODD FELLOWS TEMP EE, MARCH 28, 1916
It has been truthfully said,
"Just where the road is roughest,
We find a helping hand;
'here the burden's hardest,
Kind friends beside us stand.
Just, when the hours are dreary,
A song of Joy rings true;
Just when the days are darkest,
The sunlight niters through."
And again,
"Eincoln and Washington were great
men, but in every day life, the fellow
j who has stood by you, borne
and shared with you, has got some
thing on both."
„, W * ar ° i' onorc u d , ul ,his time b - v ,he
p,c8ence of our beloved president, who
C n7with us"" mUe " 1 '° '' C PrCS
- her friend through years In theWom-I
bl.v, it gives me plo
many t
Just
i
ith you.
hus lire
re to be one of
elconic, thrice wel
•id her
eoincl
May her visit be pleasant as well -is
profitable, and as she moves forward
In her work, and visitations, may she
find
everywhere smiles, cheer and
laughter, peace, harmony and fraternal
good will!
May the favor
Heavenly bather and a great fraternity
rest upon her, making her labors light
er and brighter daily;
see her safely home in the family cir
cle, wiser and huppier for the delight
ful reception accorded by
everywhere.
f the
•a!oh over and
Rcbckuhs
Drummond said, "You will rind as
you look back upon your life that the
moments that stand out above every
; thing else.
are t!ic moments
I have done things in a spirit
and as we look back
he
►f love."
tlie yesterdays,
we reeall the dreams of the past th it
tilled mind, heart and soul,
thoughts turn to tlie ideals, kept
in mind, of the heights yet unattained.
The founders of odd Fellowship and
the Rebekah degree held up in tlie Ideal
Friendship, Love and Truth; Friend
ship. as Thoreau said,
man honest,
kes him a saint:
and our
ever
"that makes a
lakes him a hero, that
ll
the just dealing
wilh the just; the magnanimous
the tnagnani
sincere;
ith
ou.s; tlie sincere with the
man with man."
Iruth, that Milton declares
possible to be soiled by any
touch, as the
crowning grace of humanity, the lioii
ight of the soul, the guide
which binds duty t
ing principle that chiefly, rec
heart to life, and is
nal good.
"as jm
out ward
Love, the
sunbeam."
link
truth, the redeem
est
eilcs the
prophetic of etev
Those ideals, kept ever in
and fashion our
mind,
character
anew, the result of the cultivation of
the highest
h u ma
mould
nd noblest finalities in
nature and putting these quali
praetical use.
ties to
idealist
holies ii
But when the
is dreaming of these holy of
our order, Ih putting into prae
<lce tlie nobler qualities of the huma
heart, she forgets that the monster.'
>f
envy, greed, discord, strife, hide i
highways and byways ready to snatch
from the brow the laurel wreath; to
crush the life from their fellows;
tear down characters that took a Iife
the
to
family, Mrs. Joe Wolf of lower Fair
view.
A message from La Grande, Ore., last
Tuesday announces the sudden death
of Charles Coiemt
Coleman of this place.
, brother of Homer
Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Coleman, accompanied iy Mrs.
Sarah Parrott and Mrs. George Pow
ell. sister and cousin or the deceased,
left
n the afternoon train t
be pre
sent at the fin
The Ladies' Aid wa
Thursday ,»
Blue valley.
entertained Inst
y Mrs. >
lias
Leighton of
Twenty-one ladies were
t. So era I pounds of carpet rags
sual time was giy
recitation and study of the
teacher training subject,
sonce of the leader. rs. W. F. Dowrey,
Mrs. Ayers took charge of the work.
isses Edythe and
entertained Thursday evening i
or of their brother Glenn, who leaves
within a few days with stock for the
summer range in the hills.
The trustees .met this
elected the teachers for
presi
were sewed. The
en to
in the ah
The
rat fcjebern
hon
veek and
the ensuing
Elder KniglV will be principal
and Miss A Into I ek primary teacher.
The
• Congregational church is
being tinlid and painted and will be
in prime condition for Easter services.
The ho
f W. F. Downey has been
family reunion
(lie scene of a happy
.during tlie last few days
three sisters. Mrs. W. F.
this place. Mrs.
jamliiah, la.. -Mrs. ( '. G. Hurt of Cam
bridge and their only brother. Profes
sor Fuller of Meridian, have been
joying the first visit together for 25
vlicre the
Downey of
t. Roscoe of Shon
u
years.
Misa Essie Dunn of
view and Miss Thclim
Boise returned this w
wood, whore they hive been attending
school n uring the winter.
A special ear will L-ave McDermott
at 7 o'clock Wednesday
return after the s,
dation of all who may wish to attend
'The Birth of a Nation" in Boise
that night.
Mrs. Gilbert Tinsley and familj of
Cambridge are guests at the Downey
home. Mrs. Tinsley is Mrs. Downey's
niece.
Lower
Mad iso
•k from Laurel
Fair
of
evening and
v for Ute ueeomo
on
The New Sunsst.
Tlie New Sunset is a heautv. The
large size gives opportunity for more
artistic illustrntionM
readers can secure
tion t
ital Nets for one )ear in advance.
Order by mail or telephone. 234, and
a collector will lie sent.
Capital
News
a year's subs.rip
Sunset by paying for the Fap
tf
Kind Usually Buïtt.
On the train going out Subbubs got
Into conversation with a stranger, who
remarked :
"1 see you are putting
many new buildings."
answered
buildings are the only kind we put up."
up a good
" Yes."
Hubbubs,
new
lime to build up.
There is nothing so loathsome in the
whole list of loathsome creations as ths
character assassin, degraded, inhuman,
soul-stained and black-hearted; they
hide behind "They suy!" to tear down
humanity; their own life has been
degrading that every act of others is
misrepresented and misinterpreted. If
one Is successful, under their breath,
they tell some other gossiper some un
truth, criticise one's actions, condemn
one's method, tells of some transaction
11 hat never occurred 1 to make the
story racy; take up the telephone,
■bread false rumors, tell false tales and
(lion while resting, think up some other
I tale to tell another of their kind,
i " has beon mo8t "mly ®tid, "That a
! gossiper. Is a liar, consciously or un
' ' on8 ' iu,,sly " Thrac vultures In human
tlful
so
form, forget or never knew the beau-
and inspiring lines of Longfel-
; low —
I
"The heights by great men reached and
kept,
| " vie not attained by sudden flight,
I Bul they - while their companions slept,
Were toiling upward In the night."
|
l
ho listens to an untruth and
makes no effort to defend one's friends,
is just as vile in tile sight of God, as
he wh
who is innocent
One
starts false rumors, for none
■an long be defamed,
for "right is might and will prevail,"
said Lincoln; and Elbert Hubbard so
splendidly declared, "It matters
what people say I am, but it matters
what 1 am!"
not
The hem of vour ou
first be clean ' before
about yourself for four
n garment must
wind
it
you
of the taint of
others.
Wile
you hear the
truthful tiling said o
unio ottiers as >c would
should du unto you," and tell
good you know of them, for 'twas the
Christ who said,
tile least
There are some among us
"hat christ suffered as He bore the
alvary, and some u hose heart
bleeds and whose faitli in humanity
been -shattered. Look
oui on the stony path, as the thorns
pleree their
with Hi
unkind,
f another,
that
un
"Do
they
what
"As ye did it unto
f these, ve did it unto me!"
ho know
cross to
for
time hi
brow and say.
innocent
, ••Father, forgi\o them, for
they know not what they do!"
Our dreams, our ambit
1 for the future sh
is. our hopes
old be thought out
linos:
along
plifting
steadfast friendship,
motto i
helpfulness,
eternal love, our
truth.
In the face of malicious « riticisi
the face
: m
to be defeat,
Know
atehes: His divine love is
the same yesterday,
and He will make all things right, be
>f
v bat seems
the light.
raise your
eyes t<
that God
I
and forever,
n»'
au so divine
principle
remains fixed
otherwise,
I one's best brings
and eertai
for doing right ai
the best back to
"On God and God-like
i ran not I
men we build
our trust."
said Tennyson, and Long
fellow s lines that
II live
through
the ages tell us—in spile of difficulty;
"We can make our lives sublime
And departing leave behind us.
Foot-prints in the sands of time.
Foot-prints, that perhaps another
»Sailing
A forlorn i
Seeing
er life's stormy main,
1 weary brother,
ay take heart again.'*
Let us forget all, but Truth, light,
love; let
tunity i
kindly
faith in
s remember there is oppor
n every, hand for the doing of
leeds, for lhe expression
our fiMcnds and expression of
appreciation for gratitude to our heav
enly Father, for life, health, happiness
and as u
r
mve forward, let us hear
nine! the words of Abraham Lincoln:
'Let us have faith that right makes
might, and in that faith let us dare to
do our dutv j
ii
c understand it."
We oft forget the
rd, the pleasant
smile that means so much to the heavy
burdened heart.
\Ye bass by oppor
ity to do a kindness, and then scat
ter blossoms in great profusion over the
f une who lias departed this
hen a good deed, a flower, would
.'!i before eyes were
nil the ruses could not be seen,
your smiles, your blossoms.
•is, your good deeds
t
still form
life.
have meant so m
closed
Give
your kindly
now, to bless loved ones and friends
as they journey along life's pathway,
for.
"Time is but a stream 1 go a fishing
1 drink at it, but while | drink I
see tile sandy bottom and detect how
shallow it
away, but eternity re mins. I would
hose
Its tin
■mirent slides
drink deeper, fish in the sky,
botti
i is pebbly with
Thoreau.
stars,'
sang
pgaii
Divine love govm
guide»
ami
guards us. and there
is yet time for
id loving thoughts for
the beautiful dreams
bring t
c*t. tender
f yesterday
us tlie golden hours of tumor
w hen divine lo*c,
strengthening arm, leads one dow
the beautiful st
row. and
ith its
to
earn, across which we
the tall spires of the
wonderful
ethereal light,
city shining in their
when the last trump shall sound
melody pure nnd sweet and the mists
in
eneirele
s, bidding farewell t
the
awed of earth as
the. water Vith Tenny son's I say—
o glide oui over
"Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me.
And may there be no moaning of
the Bar.
W hen I
• ul out to sra.
But such a Yide as moving seems
asleep.
Too full for sound and foam.
When that which drew from out
the boundless deep;
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell.
And after (hat, the dark,
And may there be no sadness of
farewell.
When I embark.
For tho' from out our bourne of
time and place.
The flood may bear me far.
I hope to see my pilot face to face
When I have crost the Bar."

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