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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01
CLUB HOUSE
FOR THE WOMEN
STUDENTS CLUB TAKES ACTION
LOOKING TO THAT ENDs-AP-
POINTS COMMITTEE.

An important and worthy work was
started at the meeting of the Students
Club saturday when a committee
was appointed to confer Win otnei
organizations Of women in the Guy
with the purpose Of getting these va
rious organizations to cooperate IN
the erection of woman's ciuD
house. k
This committee will wait on the
Maury Chapter and \ Winnie DAVIS
Chapter of the Daughters OF the oon-
federacy on the Women's Christian
Temperance Union and on any otner
ORGANIZATIONS. The idea is to pur-
chase a lot in central location ana
gradually raise funds, all the ofsan''
cations cooperating heartily IN tne
work and to. eventually erect a nanu-
some club house of perhaps three stor-
les. the first floor OF which could W
used a sa library, the second as cruz
rooms and the third as apartments
Il.
INV committee is to make tneI ~
n cations and report back af tne
1ag OF the students Club no
vember 9th. /.
This is indeed a worthy WORK. =
club FOR women IL much needed =
place where they can hold their mee',
ings and meet Gin day time, IN
social way. The idea OF also ushe
the lower floor for a library Is aiso
ready collected creditable library
good. The Students Club mas a.
and they need some permanent nome
for their books, where they can %
wen cared for and where the library
can grow. Columbia needs, ana neeus
badly, large circulating library anu
this movement may eventually Sc
cure it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01
CALLS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
2 COMMITTEES TO MEET MONDAY
PARTY GUARDIANS WILL CONVENE FOR PuR-
POSE OF CONSIDERING QUESTION OF
ORDERING A PRIMARY.
SENTIMENT For THAT MAKING NOMINATIONS PRE-
Walls AND DATE Is ONLY QUESTION oPEN-PRosA
ABLY HEL o IN FEsRuARY


In response to petition signed BY
twenty-five Of the thirty-two members
of the committee, Chairman J. H. Kan
non this morning issued call for a
meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Maury county to con-
Yene at the court house on Monday,
Nov. at 10 o'clock. The following
is the formal cali for the meeting:
The Call.
"The members of the Democratic
Executive Committee for Maury Coun-
ty. are hereby called to meet in the
Circuit Court room in Columbia, upon
Monday, November 4th, 1907, at 10
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of con-
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY of holding a
primary election for county ofilces.
~. H. KANNON, Chairman.
a. A. SMISER, Secretary"
Candidates and prospective candi-
dates for the several county offices to
be filed next year are beginning to
get active and the call for the commit
tee to meet is due to the activity OF
the candidates. The committee win
meet for the purpose of considering
the advisability of ordering primary.
The sentiment of the candidates ap-
pears to be largely In favor of the
primary plan instead Of convention,
and it is quite likely that the commit
tee will adopt this method of selecting
the party's candidates.
With the primary disposed Of the
question of next interest will be the
date. None of the candidates seem
to be anxious for very early primary,
but some of them think that 1t should
be held at a later date than that fav-
ored by others. The majority senti-
ment appears to be in favor of pri-
mary the latter part of February.
There are already number of cam
didates announced and still others are
discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of enter
ing the several contests. So far Trus-
tee Thomas has no opposition for re-
election and the indications now are
that he will not have any. But an In
teresting contest for sheriff is prom
Used Love, Webb, the incumbent
and M. e. Allen, who is an an
nounced candidate, have been oppo-
nents before; and IL left between
these two the race would be warm
one from start to finish. But the en-
tries are not closed yet, and there
promises to be others.
Lively Race.
The liveliest race promised Is that
for tax assessor, the new office that
was created by the last Legislature,
when the district system, which has
been in vogue for several years, was
abolished. There are already eight
candidates in the field for this ONCE
and four or ave others have been meri-
toned as probable candidates.
In addition to the offices above
enumerated the voters win also at the
August election elect five members OF
the new county board OF education.
These are likewise new Offices that
hwere created by the last Legislature.
The county is divided into nve dis
- u
tricts, one member of the board to be
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01
HOLD COTTON AT
FIFTEEN CENTS
NATIONAL FARMERS UNION WILL
FIX THE PRICE ON
NOV. Q.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 2S.-President
Charles s. Barrett, CT the National
Farmers Union today issued call
for meetings Of all county and parish
unions on Nov. to arrange for hold
ing cotton for minimum OF 15 cents.
In his call President Barrett urges
the farmers TO hold together now for
that price, as a firm stand at this time
viii bring the result they desire.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01
CAR SHORTAGE
CAUSESDIG LOSS.
NOT OVER oNE-IENTH or NUM-
Der REouIRED,ARE BEING
FURNISHED.
MEANS LOSS OF $4,000 A WEEK
More Than 100000 Tons of Phosphate
Awaiting Shipment in
County.

Car shortage Is playing havoc with
the phosphate industry OF Maury coun-
ty. Outside OF its agricultural re-
sources the phosphate industry is the
greatest source OF revenue to the poo
pie of this county. and anything that
cripples that business affects all lines
of business. Unless there is relief,
permanent relief soon the phosphate
industry is sure to be partially para
lyzed. AS it is not one-tenth Of the
cars that are needed and for which
requisition is made can be obtained.
And this condition has existed for the
past two months with no signs of an
improvement at an early date Nor
do the railroad officials hold out much
hope
With sufficient supply of cars this
county can ship every day in the year
100 cars of phosphate rock A car of
rock is worth on the average $50.
During the past two months there has
been an average car shortage for the
whole county of ninety care per day,
probably not over ten cars being fur
nished for every working day during
the past eight weeks. BY reason OF
this shortage rock to the value OF
$13,500 per day has not been shipped.
This represents an actual money
loss to the county during the'p past two
months by reason of lack of adequate
car supply. There is no speculation
about these figures. Every phosphate
man in the county knows that an esti-
mate of 100 cars of rock per day is
not an extravagant one. In fact there
are some who state that It Is entirely
too conservative, and that If an ade-
quate car supply could be assured for
the next year there would be close to
half million cars of rock shipped
from the county. There are a num-
Der of mines which are not being
worked at all now, while there are
others that are only being worked on
a limited scale by reason of the fun-
certain and wholly inadequate supply
of cars.
These would all be worked to their
utmost capacity il there was guar
antee Of enough cars to haul the prod
uct to market. Conservative phos-
plate men estimate that there are
now over 100000 tons Of rock in the
county already mined and awaiting
cars for shipment. This represents
between 100000 and 100000, which
would be available almost Immediate
ly IL the cars were furnished. Most
of this rock is already sold on con-
tract at an average Of Sc per ton.
Under the contracts drafts can be
made for the amount Of the car as
soon as shipment IL made.
There are no indications Of relief.
In fact the situation appears to grow
worse instead of better. No better
car supply is expected until after the
rush of the Christmas business is
over. January is expected to furnish
better chance for shipments, but
after the movement Of fertilixer be-
gins in the spring there will probably
be another shortage.
II
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01
LIBERAL BOARD
FOR NASHVILLE
HowsE Is AGAIN APP
POINTED ON FIRE AND 20
LICE COMMISSION:

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. Boy
narrow margin the city Council at
its regular meeting Thursday night
confirmed the Mayors appointments
~ the new board Of Civil Service
commissioners, containing two Of the
erst Board OF Mayor Morris. Those
named and confirmed by a vote OF
"a to IL we're Jesse H. Thomas, Thorn
as s. Hutchinson, Andrew Mizell and
81 q. Howse, the two latter having
formerly served under Mayor Norris
on,v one Councilman, John X. Ar
chew, OF the Third Ward. was absent
during the voting
~. NV ~ "A ata gfg M
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01
M'GAW RETURNS
FROM KENTUCKY

John p. McGaw has returned from
Guthrie, KY, where he was the Of
fetal starter at the fair. Mr.. McGaw
had to handle some large and un-
wieldy fields, but discharged the du-
ties Of the position with satisfaction
to the oficials and ali spectators who
wished 10 see clean racing.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01

officlaI Call For Natio-ai conven-
tIon Issued.

The official call for the fourth meet
ing OF the Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress\h been issued. The delegates
will meet at Washington December :.
The officers announced that the Con-
gress will urge larger appropriations
for river improvement but VIII not
recommend any special project.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01
Financial Note.

HE has money to burn
eyes; that's why he keeps II ~
cold storage"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-01

Continued on Eleventh Page.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

further that said scales are
placed IN proper manner so
that traffic in said street at said
point viii not be impeded.
Resolved that the Street Com
miiiee take up the question of
allowing w. r. Ysarv the priv.
eye IF constructing a tram
road along Main Street of the
South Fork addition. and report
their action herein at an adj
jourued meeting of tho council
20 bc held Saturday night
March 9TH. 1907.
The Finance Committee re
ported bills for pay m n {
amounting 80 S277 %. which
were ordered paid
on motion the meeting ad
iourned until Saturday, March
.tH. 1907. no 5 o'clock p. NJ.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

Il want TO see the lp5o. q.
remarked a customer 81
climbed out OF the chain at ,ie
barber shop. keep your Seat ,''s :.
said tho barber. he is NOT lev
ing town. He tried mo- ~
Gently and said L give vo-
500 and 80 days, got tbs ~ -
days and 1 want TO remind bi~
that / have not yet received tr ,'
500. "-ENchan0e. '
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

Stone Gap than you have any
idea Of. IL is fair 10 youfc say
however, that their suspicious
are based entirely upon rumors
which have been circulated of
and on for over two y ca ? =.
These rumors may be entirely
unjust % YOU; let us hope shat
they are II they be, these
same extremists" will go their
length in giving YOU an honor.
able aCQuirial Al they want
90 know is tkc facts,
The present council las am
reliably informed intended inn
meaiately after taking n e T
seats 20 make Che investigation
which the extremists are now
demanding. Indeed. this was one
OF the things for which some of
them were elected Before
they could take action. how
ever. the minute book disap-
peared, and the council aband-
Qnei cirpurpose. because they
thought thlf without the min
ute book such Investigation
would De- futile
y ou would have 10 Inferred
Thar the minute book might
have been lost or mislaid as
others h1so before been lost or
m.s'aii bf being taken 90 some
LAWYER .tIrn-Ika Conc of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

hi- o..n0 uAp.f a- Mch ], 1907.
10 'At io"n Council of Big
nI0n. oal
''n'-.n.n.-- Nc, tho under
e',.., i-N....Ee Committee Of
'uc n0ata -. Trade, were in
7'u' loA .t INe Board at its last
meeting io -n "hat we could
toward putting on foot a move
Henl -' SECURE ior tno town a
water supply adequate CD its
p'.ee", tnN future needs.
Aii'i NN- coh-.aeraton, we
", e''i-.i.' 'aa' before con-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

We have II members; Cha,
roll members; 5 subscribasoso !
Our Homes" 81 papers 20. %
le~fiets distributed: % v; saa
made to sick aud strangers. '' =
garments IN good ordeT 80 -, y
needy; number of need1 "eu
sisted so; amount of money as a..
TO conference treasurer sis7 !.
amount of money expended !.
local work S236.4l. %
Mrs. w. III. TOMPKINs d..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

were instructed To- take steps tc
have investigated the expendi
ture Of the S20.O00.00 raised by
fthe town bv an issue of bonds
+ for the purpose Of constructing
a reservoir. etc. After due con
sideration we are Of opinion
that this matter should be in
vcstigated by the Council or a
Committee If the Council. pur-
suant Co Section lOl5g of Pol
lard's Cod G We think the
. Council owes.it 90 the public TO
do this The matter has been
agitatel and discussed for over
two wears. We understood. and
we think Dc was generally un-
derstooa that The present cOun-
cll would immediately after
y0u tooi seats last September
"a year ago. take up this ques-
ton and siftit thoroughly; and.
indeed. we stili understand that
such was your intention. but
that you abandoned IL because
the minute book disappeared
and you thought that without
the Information which tins
book would have given. such
am investigation would have
been futile. In this YOU NAV
have been right bnt we beg TO
soy That the aleann arancc of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

accomplish the end desired. We
desire 90 add that this il not in
tended as a criticism OF M.
council. and hope that It viii
not be So construed. Our chief
purpose is 10 make YOU &C
quainted with what we belieye
TO be the wishes of the people
on the subject. fully believing
that, knowing this. YOU viii
take such action as ihe situation
requires.
Respectfully submitted
W. 4. GOODLOE.
j 5 HAMBLFN.
J. j. BULLIlr.
Il b ALs0vER
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

''-'
ms report was referred to tn
FINANCE committee DOB iae rsaa
way.
Resolved. That the resolution
passed atan adjourned m...Inr
of the council held February
1907 instructiug the commute.
on Public Buildings fo rr..rr
and submit plans for r. fnI
building 90 cost not mon. I..r
$4,000. be amended g.. read
'not more than $500 00 Sad.
resolution being carried.
The report of THE Nnror f..
the month of February 1907
was presented and road e.. r.i.
lows
Fines imposed.
Fines collected.
Fines uncolcctcl
The matter fo l. f,l.. .r..
the NIavor with tl. r
p.N .Rv. Co. .va-tsl.- ... ....
Capt Eaton and b. a.
put the loadinr plafr,rm a.. ISL.
place dcsinnaf.l ht t.. -...
Just $50 he has fl. .......
that IL viii he ali,,.
main.
Respectfully .rm.nIt
vs. d Horror ,r..
This report WAS r.f.r.f
Finance Commilt.. ....
way.
Resolved Thaffl..
b. n. Kv Go and ofI.r.
Quired 10 cease loalir. .....
loading ears anI r.I...
on Wood Avenue ll...f.t .-...
Third Street on th, r...,
but 10 aud they mas h. .i...
90 set ears on pre~.n, -.l....
ON the north sii.of t...r.
track on Wood A.
vided thatan dies. ,..
unloadcd from trr MORT.
Of said track.
Resolved further I..f.n
TAR as the council Ia. .....-
grant the right tho n IS d. s.
=. ~ RS. Go. le r.rnItt.l
90 lay aud consuuc. . ....r ~.
side track on Ralroal leena.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-06

The report Of the Treasurer
for the month of February
1907, was presented and read ass
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YolitiiGes.

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muroe &ouereB.Nbae Will'om
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tonii1en leaislatur Mit1lieoer gum
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mohts. nm oiss @eIeb in ieiner eieenen
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NeueSfcs.

9lm RienliaQ wuroe Ginastou. Die
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libruns i'm @erihls enoi9te onlnit. bal
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brabt mercen.
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Woulinspllle iDtto Itlr Aelulioer uepuls
tell OILS Der im 3uhtbauie gu Columbus.
S. @. isairbants. eohn oes Yiee.
gralioenten Jairbants. ltsbt nnter Der
9lutluee oss Weineios, neil er in Sisu-
bsnuille cine 0elratbsbewll!iaunp Der.
ols9enolnmen bat unler Der Nnaabe, et
lei ell Nrbeiter in Noams gountp uno
leine Brant. 5rl. 5eutt bon Yliisbura.
mobue in Sefferion @ourtp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-17

ben gabngsieaidaiten fiber ben RopE
aetpabien 81 iein.
Die 2olonial=Nbtbeilun9 oes Niisss
nGrtiaen Nmtes in Berlin bat cine
9abefle anaelertiat. tDelhe aeigt. oaB
ole Nus9absn Teutihlanbs fur leine
Rolonien in Mfrifu uno DER Siiolee 3ils
iommen sl6l. $500 betraaen, 5ii
melber Summe ole :noiretten Mus4a-
ben, einblieblid, Fir hcI. Boftoienf
nno DampIerIlbllolen. 81. 85C. COO 3tl-
sufiiaen lino..
gei elmer Grpioiion i'll ben Nerfen
Der Mllionce @as so. in Dublin. ssrs
lauo. wuroen an 10. Sanuar LIZ Ar=
better perleBt. nlebrere oerielben 10
Itblimm. boB man an ihrem Nuitom,lien
s'ueiIelt. Sis @rploliou iuuroe oufh
einen Sbaoeu in elmer eleftrilhen
Drobtleituna berooraerufen.
+ ueberiebt Noo!pls Wnseiae ,nidbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-17
Wu5tanD.

oSm Iiolit)en Sbeil Der canaoiiden
propis Nlberta miltbete leBte lBcde
Elm T,rdtbarer Shneefurm. Gs liuo
bort bereits msbr als 1000 Gtnoer err
frureu. Cine 0eeroe upn etwa 10.
Minnern brad, noA Shug geNen ben
Sturm uno nod Gutter lu0suo, in Die
Cfiibait 2ethbrioge eln uno stpaua Die
WieulAen eillaIi bon oen Straben III
Die Sauler su flieben, menn lie ni3t
nieoeraerilien uuo nater oeu Snfen Der
3hiere tpoteeltampIt ueroen MOLTEN.
lin einem 5anse beisuiupbnen aineen
Dor einiaen Mohen einlae Glimdrter
ODER Die rniliide 8ren8e. &aun, 1atteu
Die Buriben ruililhen Booen betreten,
als lie perbaftet tpuroen 5hre yor=