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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-16
Summons.

District of the State of Idaho, in and or the
County OF Elmore.
IDA Il. ROSS
Plaintiff
VS.
Harriet Worker, Estella Worker, d. Ross Mnrrs
as an heir OF Martha Ross hurry Horatlo
hurry, deceased, and Adel Cook, all as heirs oil
g, b. Ro Is, deceased, and all unknown heirs and
all unknown devisees OF Martha Ross marry and
Horatlo Murry, and all unknown heirs and all Of
unknown devisees of C. +. Cook, deceased and
all unknown owners and claimants and parties
In interest OF the following described real estate
situsted In Elmore County, State OF Idaho, TO
wit: the East b IL of the NWL and NEl4 OF the
sWh Section one, Township four South OF
Range East b. NJ IS
Defendants
The State of Idaho sends greeting to the
above named defendant. You are hereby re
quired to appear in an action brought against
YOU by the above named plaintiff In the Dis
trict Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
state of Idaho, in and for the County OF Ell
more and to answer the complaint filed there
in "a copy of which is hereto attaehed) within a
lays exclusive OF the day OF service) after the
eivice OH you of this summons, ifseryed with
in this district or If served out OF this dist let
within 40 days The said action is brought t.
quiet plaintiffs title in and to the East half Of
the North west quarter and the Northeast
quarter of the Southwest quarter OF Seetioo
me In Township four South of Range eight East
Boise Meridian, in ,Elmore County, State Of
iaho and for general relief.
And You are hereby notified, that If YOU f'il
to appear and answer the said complaint, al
.bove required, the said plaintiff will ape
to the court for the relief demanded In sal.
| complaint
Given under my hind and the seal OF ht
District Court of the Fourth judicial Distric
| of the state of Idaho, In and for the County o
Elmore this eth day of August, in the YEAR o
pur Lord one thousand nine hundred anC
eight.
3. Fl. G. SMITH, Clerk
BY Louis NJ. Nicholson,
So, Deputy c.erI
| W. c. HOWE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
| Residence, Mountain Home, Idaho. 7l-79
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-16

For Sale:--Houses, lots, acreage anc
improved ranches, modern bricl
house, close in, improved lawn.
26.tf j. M. OWEN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
BUILDING IN TEXAS.
For MAY -Four Cities Make a
gnlrnhlh shnwlnn

baltimore iuhu ~ souihetn and
souihwesieta buiidine operations duf
lhp Mat ne noted b, The Mahuiatlut
ets Record we're iaitit aeilve IA tes
as as compared with the previous
month some localities shBwhe nm I'M
ttease both M ihu humbet " permits
Issued ahd ihe cost ~ buliiIhpa while
there was duttensp N others Gov
utlnr rpflnd which Included ihc
flood days The cts building Inspector
VI Dnlina issued i9i permits. repre-.
tenlhg hh expenditure Of sgBipOg
Those Included thirteen hfick slfir.
lures. sHtpniYone ffame huldluna
ihlhylOuf additions aud repairs, aud
alS miscellaneous hnlldlues
rotmlis were issued M Fort Worth
iui structures representing nn oxpon.
dliufe uf ilg5,OOO. Including a hnipl IA
cost siR.bU1s two apartment houses l0
cost $4,000 each three stare BUILDINGS
aud number VI other structures
fhlttyinuf permits we're issued NJ
Ausiln f1i structures 10 cost about
tb0,000 In HE nggtorale
Fnt new buildings and Improve.
npnia permits we're lssued NJ san An
tonic, representing a valuation ui
fiGfOi6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

AuaiH Juno # IN the supreme
court was submitted on ON nrgum.n'
nud printed briefs hnbona corpus pro-
cocdlnga IN The caao pf y NJ Davis
cxparlo, from Dallas. which Involves
the question na ~ whrlhor or uoI r
Judge has the right under the con
tuition 10 punish aud lmprIson q porHIu
Tor failure Ia obey the conu'a ordn
requiring payment Of nlmony Tho
court ordered Davis 10 pay nllmouy ln
Mrs $ j Davis bis divorced wlfo
nnd bee refused and was Jailed Tor cou
tempt and subsequently released by
the supreme court on $500 bail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
rtxAs stAte nANka.
sllpht Decrease In Deposits. but
Heavy Cash Reserve,

tleavy Cash Reserve,
Austin, June 10 The department oi
state hanklne has elyen out con.
dcnsed statement showing the fnnn.
tlal conditions ot 21e state hanks and
thirteen bank and trust companies az
close of business May n The state.
mont shows slight decrease IN
amount Of deposits ana nlao IN cash
resources mn we'll ma lonhs Of banks
since last cnll n ~ nlau shown that
banks alll carry n heavy foHOryo no
tn cash RESERVE Of state hnnhs ol ihla
cnll u Hhown iu hp h9 l9 per cont of
their demand deposits ah against 90
per cent required tO be- maintained by
state banking law nnd NJ per cent ro.
uulrod by Che national hnnt law me
abatement also shows total rhsh on
hand and due from other unnke in be-
ftn7l3.OpO which " over s6UnnUOU
more than me state banding lnw tr
1uIua aud over tIu0uO1u moIn lhW
required bt national hluh laws Total
individual domnnd deposits are 9l0t
1fO.fsU
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
SPIRITUAL ATTACK


Fort Smith Ark Juno 70 elijah
staass who clalma No bo me- lncaip.
natloH of .llInh lhc prophet sont horo
na me- plon0manl fot those who do
not believe in enlist was pat ON trial
ON rhurrH Of nltnch ON Mrs Mar
eotot lrono Tnyof ol Dallas. ToX. b.
disciple
Az me preliminary hearing Mrs
TupllU l1ld 1' r. physical struggle, bat
ON Dklug lho Uaud sho declared tho
attack was merely spiritual and IN No.
cOrda CO.. with covenant made be-
tween hon and Sknugs That hc might
be- hanged and rise ON the third day
She offered 10 got rOpo N tho people
would hang him ihou and ihoro
Cross examination could NOT shake
her story She was arrested Tor por
Jury and Us 100 the county loIl sbmel
declared ho was guilty lu hls hourt
md was frndy ~ hang but would
pIand not guilty because ho wns NOT
10 bo hanged and dld not Wish "a go to
.ho ponIiouiIny
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Austin iuro 10 Commissioners of
Agriculture Mlluor @ momhrr of tho
board of directors of the agricultural
and mechanical college has returned
from COLLEGE station whore The h1l.1
has been investigating chntpoe nelluH
President Harrington The commits
Hlunor says the h0nfd expects ip com
ploio the lntoailentlon within wooh
ne said both a0dOa ARE putting up ~
determined ilHht hut would not dla
OuHg Tho probable outcome
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Runnoke. va. June ~ Walter
Wood arod twenty-five years. a car
pointer. cut his wltc'a ihrUat With a
razor and committed suicide by avail
lowing chfbnlr acid Wod had been
ont of town several months tie had
lust returned aud n "a said found hls
wife absent from home When she W.
turned NJ late hour Wood attached
her. Mrs wood viii infnyof
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
nnhnld MhIlr rlnnr.

Detroit Mich, Jane ~ The mlllora
who ARE attending the mass conyen.
ton here undor the auspices uf tho
Mllors National federation took Nc
ton toward hdglnnlp n cnmpalen of
advertising 10 uphold the merlia wi
white flour na ngnlnsl The rntoni
bfpnkinsl foods The mlllets na8eri
that the food manufacturers are lnlnr
lnr the white flour business 10y SOM"
uf their advertising Intended 10 comlut
this with mhllclty NJ their own
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

N raul. MINI. June "a Governor
johnson. IN n written abatement Fll
dny. which he gave out for publication.
hhya that ho VIII not be- q candidate
fui denomination for governor of Ni
hoaoia l1r third term No. also HtyH
that " nominated be- viii not nccaNI
~ uo le opposed 10 The mira term
llln
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Houston, June # Before the trial
" u o Henley accused Of killlnr
NJ 0royoton County Attorney Robb and
'he woundug Of state Ranger puma.
way, which came here ON charge W
venue, was entered into THURSDAY.
about 100 pistols were taken from
parties entering the courtroom
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Seattle wash June 10 More than
Hnt proxy Japanese brides Arrived
emune ihr POO passengers on The
ranno Nnfu ana q dozen Intended hue
hands were M the dock 10 fecelvu
them. only 10 be- met bt new lmml
ffnnllnn regulations restricting lana
lnp M Japanese n viii probably b.
two Wophs heiute MI the yesaela pas
sonrefa nte passed. on 10y The lnspuc
tors The new arrivals are nut allow
cd iu leave The vessel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
-Four Arrests Made

Muakogoo Okla. June 70 n T..
Shalor aud wife no ClaromOro, Bort
witty nt Mu8kotcn and o. man who ro.
fuses tu giyo hIa namo M 'ruhloqu1h
are under nrro4l rhargcd with com
pllcily Iu The murder 0f David Conway.
tho toll Keeper NJ me Frisco bridge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Austin June n The attorney gen.
erals department holds that lrao
ton company In u city " loas than 40
600 Inhabitants ~ not exempt fro0
payment " gross receipts tax outside
~ the city limits
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
pfona p,ad h poelorl, onloe.

Dallas. June II while sonto9 Nv
Dr nrnndau'a office awaiting The pin
slclans arrival r n Barber. ne
gro ihlryllvo years old fell from tho
shnlr dad
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
Iohn MIleheII MeelInn caII.d.

Au1iln June IA mecllng hos
boon called Tor Saturday night Of nll
Democrats who favor John Mitchell
for vice president
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

iarrIslug pn June ~ The Jury
brought In q verdict of not guilty Zoo
The rnuliul conspiracy ease
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
stole straw Hat Gets Ten Years

ti 'on pa June t3 For stonl
mn old STRAW hat and acrow drIv
Edward WhoIan got ten years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

iot me place one with YOU on trial.
II there "a prospect that Won wish
"a buy machine ! guarantee prompt
and reliable repar work Residence
phono los office At Mira - Whites
n A aaltofwhllu n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
wosAA.s AWFUL petps


cadillac Mlch June ~ Mrs Dan
iei toobef some time Friday hirht
shot aud hliltd her husband i've N
her alt children and hpfaelf M her
home The litlh chlid wup fninlly
wbuhded Sits Copper 10 said ~ hnte
boon suhirri 10 sbelle " dphpnilh
The hndlUs we're found by MIS- Co0p.
ptiH UUlhNf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

one halt block nd SIX room nous.
lH good holghboglood brick giaiem.
shade tr'ep prIoo $4,000 Small
Gth paymc,t louns e9sy
ono quarter block oft rouud and
new 0yoroom house Iu good neigh.
horhood con- east side of town Price.
Terms. one fourth cash. and
balance Ia one two and three years
with per cent interest u W. Bats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
DYNAMITE ON TRACKS
MORE CRIMINAL ACTS COMMITTED
 IN PENSACOLA.
High Explosive Found by Side of Rails Before Damage is DOne--0f- ncers Working on
 Cine

Pensacola. Fla, May 13-(Special.)- Another attempt to blow up a car with dynamite was made today, when q pound si'tk of the high explosive was placed in the front of the Bay Shore line track
 The dynamite was found there about noon by an engineer of tho Pensacola and Perdido road and was reported to a track walker of the Pensacola Electric Company. The dynamite had been placed at point where the Electric Company's track crosses that of the Pensacola and Perdido road and was in a position that 1t would not be touch ed by the engines of the latter road. One passed along. however. and jared the dynamite to such an extent that It rolled. from its position to the side of the track, and 1t was found there.
 It had been intended to blow up the car containing the navy yard working men or so badly wreck the car pulling the half dozen trailers as to frighten tie workingmen whc were this morn lag compelled to board ears and go to their work. the commandant of the navy yard having ordered the boats heretofors carrying them to land at the navy yard again.
 A label on the package containing the dynamite showed that it had been purchased from the Aetna Powder Works of Chicago and the officers will endeavor with this clue to ascertain who in Pensacola has recently pur- chased dynamite from that firm.
 It became known today through a report to the police that tho last car on the Bay Shore line was fired upon as 1t was returning to the city Three shots were fired as the car was near Baskerville. about two miles from the city. None of the bullets struck the car.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
THE HUNDlEY CASE
FORAKER's REASON FOR REQUEST
 ING POsTPONEMENT.
Ohio Senator Wants to Look Into the Record Young Women Send Flowers to MT. Hef-
 fin

Washington. May rs.-(SpeciaD- The object Senator FoEaker had in having the HundIey nomination go over Monday to Friday was that all of the members of the. Judiciary Com mittee might examine carefully the protest against h1s nomination made by six of the Alabama members of the house. '".'
 Coupled with this protest is the re- port against confirmation which the late Senator Pettus drew up and In which Senator Kittridge of South Da- kota concurred fully. There Is also on file the letter which Senator Pettus wrote Representative Richardson in regard to the report.
 Strange to relate. this report was for a long time missing but after due diligence it was found and put Hundley's friends claimed that 1t had never been drawn up and denied that the letter to Judge Richardson could be produced.
 Messrs. Tebbetts of Mobile and GoodaIl and Jackson of Birmingham. appointed by Governor Conner to at tend the White House conference with him, were all present today at the opening meeting. which they pronoun- ced most interesting.
 number of young women of the Methodist Protestant Church, this city, sent Representative Hehin a pyramid of roses, and the pastor of the church today invited the Alabama Congress man to deliver an address to his church next Tuesday evening. The invitation was accepted.
 Alfred J. stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
TALLADEGA SCHOOLS
TRUSTEES FOR DEAF AND BLIND
 HOLD MEETING.
Good Reports of the Work Received by the Board-Plans for Work
 Next Session

Talladega, May 13.-(SpeciaL )-The Board of Trustees of the Alabama School for the Deaf held its annual meeting In this city today
 There were present ". W. Screws . of the Second District. J. B. Lyon of the Third, G. A Joiner and J. B. Mc- Milan of the Fourth, H. P. Merritt of the Fifth, W. J. Boykin of the Sew enth, T. M. Hobbs of the Eighth and Judge A. E. Green of the Ninth.
 Since the last meeting extensive ad- dltlons have been made to the schools for the deaf and blind. greatly increas- ing their comfort and convenience.
 All the old teachers were reelected and their salaries continued.
 September 3 was fixed as the open ing date and May 12 the closing for the next session. The annual meeting of the Board will be held on May 12. 1909.
 The attendance in the School for the Deaf has been 162 the past year with pupils from forty-six counties. The School for the Blind has had an at- tendance of ss from thirty-six coun- ties.
 In the School for the Negro Deaf and Blind there were 50 in attendance from twelve counties.
 The work of the past year has been most satisfactory and the health of the pupils unusually good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
FATE OF BLEDSOE
HIS CASE GOES TO THE JURY TO-
 DAY.
Six Speeches Were Made to Jury By Able Lnwyers-Judge LackIand Will Deliver his Charge Today.

Linden. May 13.-(special )-The State completed it's rebuttal testimony in Tom Bledsoe's trial early today and attorneys commenced speeches by 10 o'clock.
 Judge J. N. Miller( of counsel for the State opened argument for the prose- cutjon ir a strong speech of forty min utes. Major I. I. Canterbury then opened for the defense in a speech of fifty minutes. Judge W. M. Cunning hame for the defense followed Major Canterbury in a speech of one hour. Solicitor O. L. Gray spoke one hour for the prosecution and was followed by Col B. F. Fillmore. who closed for the defense in a strong speech of one hour Col W W. Quarles closed for the State in a forceful speech of one hour and Judge Lackland adjourned court until o'clock tomorrow.
 The court will charge the jury to- morrow about noon and Tom Bledsoe's life will be in the hands of twelve men. The charge of the court will be In writing and will require consider. able time to prepare.
 The court house was filled with peo. ple from all parts of the county throuehout the six hours of speech making today. Thomaston Is almost depopulated since the trial was conn nnenced last week. While the speeches were being made Bledsoe occupied seat between his three brothers inside the bar and with the exception of tho usual careworn look of the last six days he maintained his usual pleasant expression of countenance.
 Bledsoe is charged with killing F. O. Webb of Thomaston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
AGED CITIZEN DIES
MRS. BRoMILow EXPIRES AFTER
 LONG ILLNESS.
Had Lived in lionfgomery Since 1854 Que of Original Members of St. Peter'e Catholic.
 Church.

Mrs. Johanna F3romilow. aged 74 years. died at $40 o'clock last night in her home at the corner of Bell and Dickinson Streets. Mrs. Bromilow had been i'll a long time and the weak ness that had come over her with the long passing of time had for some days prevented her kinsmen and friends from entertaining strong hopes of her recovery from her sickness. Her death removes from Montgom- cry one of it's oldest and best citi- zens. 4 native of Clonmel. Ireland. she removed while young. to America. She came to make her home in Montgom- cry in 1854 and she resided in the city continuously from that time. Her husband died about twenty years ago. She Is survived by a son, P. T. Null cahy, a we'll known citizen ot Mont gomery, and by g daughter. Mrs. Thom. as Moriarty, and by several other kins- men.
 Mrs. Bromilow was one of the two or three surviving persons who were original members of St. Peters Catiio- lie Church. in which she was for half a century a zealous and untiring work CT. Her labors for organized charities were not more laudable or effective than the unnumbered and oft-times unknown deeds of kindness with which she made her life a hne example of Christian virtue The news of her death causes general sorrow in the city.
 The funeral services will be held at o'clock Friday morning from St. Peters Catholic Church. Rev. Father Dennis Savage officiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
ORGANIZES BATTERY
ARTILLERIsTs HOLD MEETING IN
 PENSACOLA.
Captain Marchant, Accused of Complici- ty in Murder Appears in Court at Apalachicola and Makes
 Statement.

Pensacola, Fla, May l3.--(Special) )-- At a largely attended meeting of prom inent young men of the city. held to- day in the city hall, an artillery com pany to be attached to the state mil itia of Florida was organized.
 Sixty-six young men signed the roll as members. and officers were elected as follows. who will be appointed and commissioned by the governor: J. E. Davis Yonge. captain. L. Earle Thorn ton. first lieutenant: William Fisher. second lieutenant.
 Pensacola has been without a com pany of state militia almost since the Spanish American war, and the recent disturbances in the city showed the necessity for one or more organiza- tions. Added to this came a request from the war department, through the adjutant general of the Florida state troops, for the organization of artil- lery companies. owing to the close proximity of the forts to this city. Mayor Goodman. became interested and recently 1t was decided to hold a meeting and organize.
 At a meeting today Major Towns ley, commander of Fort Barrancas, Pickens and McRae was present and made short talk to the young men, in which he encouraged them in their work of organization. and told them that not one, but five artillery com panies should be formed in Pensacola and the immediate section
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
UNDERWRITERSMEET
INSURANCE MEN OF ALABAMA
 GATHER IN MOBILE.
Mir. Thomas, of Montgomery, Presides, and Mir. schefble Welcomes Wis. itors-Many Delegates
 Are Present.

Mobile. May 1s--(Special. .)-The State Underwriters Association met in an- nuat session in the Commercial Club rooms at 10:30 o'clock this morning. and was called to order by G. A. Thomas. of Montgomery. president.
 The following delegates were pres ent:
 B. F. Adams. Mobile: R. D. Argo. Jasper; Albert J. Brame, Montgom- cry; Adolph Brown, Mobile; James L.. Crook. Anniston: H. ". Crawford, Jas. per; Costello and Doyle. Mobile, l.. V. Clark and Company. Birmingham; W. W. Clark, Jackson; R. B. duMont and Company. Mobile; Duggan and Taylor, Mobile; R. L. Douglass, Mobile: W. F. Fitts. Tuscaloosa; L. Frenkel and Son. Mobile; George Fearn and Son, Mo- bile; Ford and Yeend. Mobile: James K. Glennon and Company. Mobile; W. ". Company, Mobile: Hughes, Morrill, and Lyons. Mobile; W. M. Haynes. Atlanta Ga.; Hard and Company. West End: John c. Harvey, Mobile: R. F. Jemison Insurance Company. Birmingham; F. NJ Kohn and Son, Montgomery: R. H Ma bry. Selma; R. F.. Manfey, Birm- ingham; Maury and Unruh, Mobile: J. E. McHuge and Company. Mobile; R. Mcconnell and Company. Birnfing-
 
 ham: Paul J. McAleer. Mobile: Terry F. Moore. Mobile; J. B. Robertson. De- mopolis; J. W. Scheibls and Company. Mobile; Sage. Burgett and Company. Mobile: Sheerer and Hamilton. Mobile; Thames and Batre, Mobile: E. L. Turn CT. Anniston; Thomas and Jackson. Montgomery: W. K. P. Wilson and Son. Mobile; J. H. Walker, Greenwille.
 Tn the absence of Mayor Lyons the delegates were welcomed by J. W. Scheibie.
 W. F. Fitts' of TuseAloosa responded for the assocfatioh. t ts7*
 The morning sessioAh was devoted tr reports and at ef2 o'clock an adjourn ment was taken until 2.30 o'clock.
 The early afternoon was devoted te addresses on matters of interest to the calling, and later the delegates attend ed the ball game at Monroe Park in a body.
 Tomorrow the informing Is to be de- voted to addresses and routine work. At o'clock there will be an. exhibition fire run by the Mobile fire department.
 At o'clock the delegates will be taken on a boat ride. down tho bay and in the evening they will be banqueted at the Cawthon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Touching Scene on Jap ship.

Tokio. May 13.-There was a touch ing scene at the naval port of Sasebo today when the training squadron ar rived. Admiral Urin commander of the port. visited the flagship Itsukushima to express his coincidence over the loss of the cruiser Matsushifia Yoshomatsu. The commander of the squadron while receiving their condolences had to as- sume himself a painful but similar duty in conveying to Admiral Uriu the news of the tragic death of his son. Uriu's son had his thigh broken while the sons of Field Marshal oyama and Baron chinda were not wounded but evident ly drowned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

District Agricultural Schools. returned yesterday afternoon from Evergreen where he went to investigate the fric- tion between the authorities of the Dis trict Agricultural School and few of the patrons Mir. Feagin would not commit himself to an interview on the controversy. saying that he would make an official report to the Board of Control.
 The Board of Control is composed of the Gvernor. the State Superintendent of Education and the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, besides two local members. It Is believed that the trip of Mir. Feagin to Evergreen has re- suited in bringing the opposing fac tions together and that in future there will be little or no trouble.