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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
BANK OF MONTPELIER

AT MONTPELIER, IDAHO,
At the close of Business on .June 7. 1911
RESOURCES
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16

1t is worse than useless to take any
medicines internally for muscular or
chronic rheumatism. All that is need
cd is free application of Chamber
lain's Liniment. For sale by Modern
Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16

Mr.. Mokeby tthe prospective groom,
Now we'd like to git de knot tied
In youah own house. pahson, If Won
hab no objections. s0e
Parson Black-Suttainly bahn,t
Mistah Mokeby; what makes you think
might hab? n
Mr.. Mokeby-I done heerd SO often
dat marriage am a lottery. I tboueh,
praps you might hab scruples about
conductin dat kind oh gamblin on
yeuRh premises.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16

Nampa is the first city in
he state to accept the provis-
pms of the law enacted bv
ne last Legislature permitting
|heatres and moving picture
|hows to operate on Sunday.
he law provides that if a
.la]ority of the citizens of a
jwn so petition the council,
.hat body may pass an ordin-
nee permitting amusements
4 the above nature on Sun
Hay. In Boise, Blackfoot and
few other towns similar
editions have been presented
p the councils, but as re
onstrances have also been
led, no action has yet been
ken by the legislative bodies
those towns.
30 far as the operation of
owing picture shows on Sun
Py is concerned, the Exam
er can see no harm, provid-
g clean, moral pictures are
Down. In fact, we believe a
rye per cent of those who
ould attend moving picture
lows on Sunday evening
Ould be enlightened, as we'll
amused, if pictures of an
storical nature, especially
Bile history, were shown. A
lghty small per cent of those
no would attend such a show
a Sunday evening, ever at
nd a religious meeting Of
y kind. How to fill the
Ppty pews on Sunday, is a
4 oblem that hundreds of min
,ers have tried to solve, but
We failed. Recently sever
ministers in eastern cities
We been seriously consider
the proposition of turning
FIR places of worship into
wing picture entertain
1nts on Sunday evenings, in
hope of attracting the non
arch goers there and thus
ssibly get some of them in
the habit of attending the
sular church services on
nday mornings. There are
pusands of people who would
lily enjoy every Sunday
hit viewing moving pie
es based upon bible his
y, who couldn't be coaxed
p listening, once a year, to
sermon from the nations
est minister.
IS the cartoons in our daily
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause of
Your Trobles. A Montpelier
Citizen Gives a Valuable
Hint.

Many people never suspect their kid
neys. If suffering from lame. weak
or aching back they think that it is only
muscular weakness; when urinary
trouble sets in they think it will soor
correct itself. And 30 it is with al
other symptoms of kidney disorders
That is just where the danger lies You
must cure these troubles or they NAV
lead to
Bright's disease. The best remedy
to use for ills which are caused by
weak or diseased kidneys is Doan s
Kidney Pills. Read the experience of
a resident of Montpelier who has tested
Doan's:
Mrs. A. Tubbs, Front st, Montpelier
Idaho, says: II had kidney trouble for
many years and was hardly able to get
about, owing to the severe pains across
my back. About two years ago | had
an unusually severe attack and it was
my good fortune at that time to learn
Of Doan's Kidney Pills, since then thew
have done good work and / would not
think OF being without a supply on
hand"
For sale by all dealers, Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for rhe United
States.
Remember the -Doan's-and
take no other.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16

Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and ex-
pectoration easy by giving Chamber
iain's Cough remedy 1t has been used
in many epidemics Of this disease with
perfect success. For sale by Modern
Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC
DEPARTMENT OF THE N

u: s. Land ONCE at BlacKfoot, II
), 1871. -
Notice Is hereby given that Charles r.
nor OF Montpelier, Idaho, who, on October
1905, made Homestead Entry No. 10000 Serial
No. O2s73. for Nwh sEl4; Ma sWh; sWA
SwA4. Section 81, Township IL South, Range
A. East Boise Meridian, mas filed notice OF in
tention to make final five year proof, to estao'
fish claim to the land above described, before
DeMeade Austin, U 5. Commissioner, at Mont
pelier Idaho the 2lst day of June, 1911
Claimant names as witnesses: William j.
Hunter. John F.. oConnor, william H Ridd,
Joseph Orchard all OF Montpelier, Idaho.
5-12-6t Henry w. kieier, Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16

The uniform success that has attend
ed the use of Chamberlain's Collie,
Hholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made 1t favorite everywhere. It
can always be depended upon. For
Sale by NJ niern Drug Co,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-16

/, r, A. Sullivan. Cashier of the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. Il. A, SULLIVAN, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
DAY OF June 1911. CHAS. e. HARRIS,
sea- Notary Public.
TIM KINNEY,
l.. Is. LEWERICH,
D'ORR POINTER.
Dirpptors
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-20
Grsnb.iseatbuws llsb.rtrasAns,a

Robert 9. gurt. aFign.e, an 0al.
lace gurh, 60, 10 in Catherine W.
goctes llHtsrat!3silung an WprtIs
Ipe., 81.
Wallaes gurt IN emma .. Gone,
basielbe giseEtbam, 5000.
Grant V. Stni:osrs an Marn unb
Catherine gonns;. 80 sci $50 SSub an
Der Weitisits Der RoB aps., 81.
Marp aaQsHcorT an ssinnc aiti, 2
Sabre gIo6t oui oas Gigsnthum be-
tanni uls 105 Glo,r Gtrl5e; monats
lids Wsisibs SCI.
Gaura a. ". Teneen on sSofeph unn
anna Wisuer. 30 i5ut On Der Rorbs
feits Der WcIRit.a aUs.. @intoE
pIoee, 81.
amelia SapIor il. slne. On geores
2obe, Cots 8 uno 9 In 6. U. Wcoh's
llnterabtbetlun9 in Glepss. 81.
WaIss s.. !5OI6root II. 9lnb. an
Jlorencs 6. SuI5roos, 5bsil bon Cots
10 unb II in Saausl pbilIips Gi,ats,
81.
Glorenee e. 5olbsoot an acrl 8.
Dilliams. bdsieI5. Gigsnibum. 81.
Jcfspb Spismu.aer an Jpfspb uns
slnna praB, 80 bel 200 Gub an Der
Qorbieite Der probaseo as, 252 SUB
Dfilih bon Ted,bah Abe. 81.
Jran5 gerberif an George Batter,
Got 14o in Soisp5 u. 5amss' Inter
abtheiluna. 81.
SAINTS St. gudinsbam an philip
s. qrmitrong, Elm S!iid 2unb tn Gets
iion "a. Columbia 1p., $40.
Qouis pite an Ben. 3. Dale, 100
bel 150 Jub an Der SiibipeItsGds Der
gurntt uno Glbang Mpe., 81.
Mbrtle grum an 1be O. u. peters
Realtp Co.. 81 BEL lit SUB on Der
Sftfeitt Der Gosstpoob etpe.. Winion
plaee, 81.
Worp 8. MuifsD an Mnrguerite g.
WerriG. 9beil bon Got II In gInri &
Gratpforb's lln!srabtbeiluns in Glsns
bale, 81.
Gufon 3. thornton an Qi5Sie 9.
ains, 2ots 36 unb 81 In Joiepb 0os
seman's 2. llnt.rabfbeiIung, $500.
Guian 3. 1bornton an Charles g.
eprinoer, Got 38 In Joftpb 6aoes
mars llHtsSnh.lsiluna $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-20
GrHnSeiseutbamss s6pSoibelea.
Gineinna.i, 19. Stp..
gsns 6nppthstsn.


Qeus 5ppptb,tsn.
GherIss ). Sttsr an gineinndtua
6. II. .. 60, $2500.
emma 9. Gone on WalIate 8urt,
$500.
eIisabttb Rosers an star 9. q
SO. 3 60. $1,000.
Sofspb prab an Jinblap martsl
Ro. 2 6. II. y. Co.. $1,000.
annis Straub on Mpunb .. U. II
8. Co., $500.
SOhn gubs on Mt. SsaItbp G. II
g. Co., $120O.
GImsr u. grOni.rup an bisisIbe,
$1,000.
Gp.lin. gorep ON Rstp MngnoIi1
9. II. 8. Co., $500.
Marguerite q. Sheriff. on GIenbal.
9. II. 6. u. Co.. $500.
mlnrn 8. WuiTsp on bisieIbe $1,000.
aissie y. Sting an psopIes q. u. 6.
u. Co., $500.
Guiana 6aihnr. on Souibern
Sbio &. Il. z. Co., $3.50.
Milliam O. Teipire an Central q.
u. 6. 60, $500.
Carrie 8. GrummsI On hieIslbe.
$3.50.
amelia 2ipinsii an GiiiSsns 3. u.
go. 2, $1,000.
petsr 8rpshammsr an John J.
Rad. 5000.
Caroline 9. Cunningham an Glss
mere .. u. 6. Co.. $3.50.
CHARTS 9. gratpforD on 5eipiii
4pe. 6. u. q. Co.. $2750.
Gorah W. garter an Dat 6. u. g.
Co, $1,000.
Gftslla 9arris on 6tnrp 2siIsr.
$1080.80.
Gmma Disbl an 1be Cuilss pari
Co., $2700.
anna 6adman an qrise bilI 3. u.
6. o., $500.
Jreberid gsberi an Saeo5 Runisl.
$500.
Wilbelminn Minbsrs an 6orrr
Oldham u. Mnh, $6O8.
1rebsrid %. alaper On aenn me.
Der, $500.
9. u. GaIIonap- On Columbia Qifs
3nf. 60, &12oo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-20


Jobanna aolIsr an Fundamental
6. II. .. Co., $4,000.
Wlaasis 0ieior on Grsb. Giorbt,
S1400.
Sba Reusrman an Wpunb o. u. II.
6. Co.. $500.
annis Giraub an bieI.Ibe, $250O.
Gbas. Wcribr1n an WiIforb .. u.
6. Co.. $3.50.
Wm. 6ubsr an Accommodation 6.
u. y. Co., $500.
3. 6. Gppisein On apollo q. II. 6.
Co., $1,000.
Derislbs an ssspbsn z. gOpls,
$125O.
Giaiie Q. Rspnolss on 6. %. DO.
Der, $3136.
Norn D. Nuiiep an GLENDALE g.
u. 6. u. Co.. $2500.
Diefelbe on Georss S.2ebrer, $500.
NbcIpb 3aesie an Msitnoob 6cmss
fteob Co., $500.
Glisnbetb McMnnus on 6erpis,
4pe. 6. u. .. a., $1,000.
EerfsIbs an 9. 6. sor, $500.
ahcmns 6. Wapn. an Union 9. 9.
u. 3. Go. $4,000.
Wurn MiIIer an z. Wnrb 6. u. H.
Co., $1,000.
Worp 6. Rplnn an Union Gapings
q. u. q. Co., $1,000.
Mnrp g. Uon Gpps an Mlmo ..
Ban Gpps, $50.
Jrtberid Gsbers an Mm1ie McgilI,
$1,000.
1nrrp 6. Winetit an Columbia
|0ifs 9ui. Gs. 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-20
9orin botte Ftb @oter D,s,rsn;

Odrtn bate lib Water I'Srell
onh ntht get1ufft, oenn als CT an
MOrgen aeitig srlpahte, fab er oi'
Spnne ideinen nnb elm mdbieer 5roi
lpar an bic STEELE bes piIosn 1obns
getreten, Der fpurlps in ieine JeIs.
t.Ifte 3uriidgetebrt mar.
Wie es in bsn Bergen INNER se.
lhieht uno In 10 dbgelsgenen Bergen
iuie auf bem 8ottboro erit rett, no ID
iclten i'm Winter Ole itra6lenbe Sonnt
2luee unb Ser3 bes Menihen erfreut,
10 mar aud beute ihon alIes 2ebenbig:
friib oui Den 8einen. Jreuoi9 benenr
fiiirSten Die 0nnbe aus ibren 6utien
uno itobcn ipieIeno uno Ii1 iaaenb aui
ben ipie BON 8iomanten biibenoen
Sdneelpeaen climber, nm balb init eirli.
aen Snehten ben mad ROrb uub SiiS
ab5iebenoen Wanhersrn cine Strede
lpsit bas 9sleit Su aeben.
ylad oem qbednge Oerisl6en trdt
tgisoer Die olte Auhe Elm uno jeoer
Gin3eIne 9ins an feline getpobnte To
gssbeihdftisung. Nur in Batter DC
1sui's 3immer foben tr unb iein
5reuno aus 2u3ern, in filler untsrs
baItun9 be9riffen, ndhreno Dernsr
nit 5ingal fhon bic freie Cuff auf9e,
iutt bate. um einen Iange sntbebrten
Qusout in bic 5trne gu haltsn, bic
RebsI uno Shnse ftsts osrftlsiert unp
cir unsrtrdsIiter Nino ungsnieBtar
eemaht botten.
Wopon ii6 5srr Srminaer unb @os
ter G'Cre[Ii oueentntIih 10 lebtdft
unter6isItsn, laiien mir buhingeftsut;
nur 70 pisl pollen mir ertpabnen, oab
Gritsrer nod, einmoL ieinen hsr5liten
Tart ausiproh unb Dem @eiitIihen
cine iehr beoeutenbt 8sIoiumn1s gum
geItsn bss 6ospises ejuhdnbigte. aIs
cher ouh oas aboemodt, truf Der soIe
Mann feline @orbersjtungen sur gb.
,siTe, osrn Der SeleQrapb bate bic
Rahriat aebradt, oab Die goit To-
nohI aus gliroIo ME aug 4mitdg abb
geaargtn isisn uno RAP Die etpa ouf
tem Sospis peripei,cnosn Reiienotn
i'd gum 4ufbrud fsy;ig baIten nod.
ten.
5nbeTen foI1ie bic Schulz bes sins
sieen alf bic gpii nartenbsn Rsiiens
hen auf benz Sospis nod stipas lones
ouf Die 9robe oeiisn' ,peroen, unb crit
qegen Wittaa nertiihos:s oos lauis DE-
beuI oL!sr Sunos, BIZ nit ihren feinen
Sinnssorgansn bic bayh ibre Shslisn
itt ihon aus fpsitsr Ferne pernsbmbor
rabenbe goTt tommsn borten, nab
pieIeIbe enblih i'm @ln3ugs isi.
9d fam lie oenn caa allmdlig uHb
langinm uno fdit Ron beiOsn SsiieH
saqItih herau. Gin faft unabfsbbare
Asibe sinfpdnnissr z t!itten, in bsneu
js spei Reifsnoe fdhen, orbsiists iit
mihiam pom 5hai aug bic pabhohe
finun unb ipeitbin 5nsn pordr tonte
bas meiooifht Sell a5si Der BIodsn
unb SheIsn, lpeItt Die, pftrbs uno
ShIiitsn truqsn. 4is iie obsr enblih
bisIten, entitanb o.i tpsUise 4uatn.
blids Elm Isbbnftta geipiihl Dor Gem
elnfamen 0afthaa's, oas in Der gils
manhem frisrerssu gaFaeier Elm
GIas narmsn @t,ydHiss su ipsHosn
bate. Tsnn bic tois Dittsruna bate
rshrers Rsifsnbt IiroIo unb QmitGg
einios Sogs isita,b1Itsn unb jebt bat
ten iit ibrsr 10 ris'e dnaeiammsIt, oab
bic porhaupener Qisroe faum dusrtih,
Ten, um bas ougsn5litIihs gsolrfHib
III bsfrieoigen.
(Horiist@ns foIat)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-20

Bert u. WioDrmon dn GrnIt Semm
Got 63 in aenrp anorr's llnterabtbei
hung In 5airmpunt. $500
Sobn 6. Sfaefer an Mmelia 81
pinsfi. 20 BEL IS SUB al Der NDrbieit
Der 2ttertp Strnbe, DO 6ub fpeftlid
bon plum Str, 81.
oenrp u. Stoffreeen an MiIliam U
Shmih, % BET 100 sSub on Der Oft
| ieite Der 1urril Sir., 100 JuB por
9lppIe Ctr, 81.
aooIph 3aests an Deter 8roebam.
mer. Got 56 in Sohn :. aads Inter
abtbeiluna in gbepiot, $4,000.
gelpboIb e. Niericn an Roia Seit
fer, Got 100 in q. &. gieripns Inter.
abtbeiIiin9 in Sit COLLEGE Sill, 81.
gtepbolb Z. pisrIon on mnrgarei
WeDoncugb, Got LOG in berielben lin.
terabtheilung, 81.
NilIiam 81. ooied, gruites, an
Worp &. grnnofieIb, 100 BET 150
Sub an Der Rorbipef ete Der Cooper
Ipe. unb S,arriet Ctr, oodlano. 81.
9ir9inid .. gener an Union Saps
ings Realtn6o., Got 532 in Chio2ano
K Improvement Sos ltnterabtheis
lung in college 6iu., 81.
She Union Carvings RsaIin go. an
9ireinio >. Beer, Dasfelbs Gie.Hs
thltm, $3.50.
Charles 50. ga.er an CHARTS W.
gater, IT,, 40 bel 100 SUB an Der
g9sitieits Der 2oprp Ctr, Jpunboe.
$500.
Somutl 3. gooper unGbarIss 3.
unb Rarp Graipforb, "a Bel 80 SUB
on Der Siibieiie Der Gpntlin Ctr, rs
Jub pitIih bon Ohio aOe.. 81.
Robert I. greiap ON Glisobeth
Mebner, Cots %, 30, 81. s2 unb 80
in Grefnp's Sprines unterabthsiIung,
Wnoi'onpiIle, 81.
Wlorr gorpolo on Sohn 9r.ens.
"a bel 116 5ub an Der Bsitisits Der
purcea 4ps., l55 SUB norbIid bon
Woriatp aps.. 81.
Roia RosiieIe on gbriitina 9sder,
Cots Sc unb 81 in e. 3. Stunts i.
Qboitipn gu 2odIanb, 81.
z. 6. Sirbp Ii. anb. an Caroline
g. gobns, 30 BET 100 5ub an Der
Roropeits gde Der Runupmsaoe unb
asaridas ape., 81.
9be GatIep gnrf SO. an emma 9.
Sunt. Got IA in unisrabtbeiIuna ~"
in OotIsp Part, 81.
Ssnrp geiisr Il. qnb. an gitelld
Sarris, gbstl bon Got II in 6. Do
naIpion's llnisrabtbsiIuus in gsst
9rope. 81.
gofingsr &: 5Optins on WilIidm
9onobus, 40 bel 9S SUB on Der Rorbs
ieits Der Saunbers Str, 81.
amsIi1 gB. gpife an gsarI e.
Runpon, Got "a in shomas sSor's
unterabtheiluns in Wnoming, 81.
5.nrp grstn an igrsberid SO.
a!onsr, go. % in gniper Gtier's uns
itrabtbeilune, 81.
6urrp 6. WiIIstt. an 6. q. Gallo
man. 9beiI BON Got 4 in Grants uns
terabtbeilunp. Sarrifon. $1,000.
Ularn 3. 5aIfisab Il. ano. on Qouis
qits. 40 bsi 81 5ub on Der Citisits
Der GsntraIaps., nahs gonsportbSir.,
$4,000.
Siram gants on 2ouis gits, oass
isIbs eiasutbum, 81.
9sorse Ban Rams on oenisIbsn,
odsielbe Giasnthum, 81.
2ouis gits on Diniam @. Tepou,
8 Sabre paht ouf basIsIbs Gtgsns
thum; monatlifs Wlistb $125, nit
benz Gntauisrstt fir S25, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-20
(Jortiesung folgt.)

0erp fldn5ung bon 81 D.
den. Gin Invertebrates, tpenn auh
prinsipisu ni6t mehr neues 9erfobs
rem our operottDeu gebunbIung Der
9elenttubertuloIe bot jegt Der 8ress
Iausr gbirurs prof. 9r. Sermann
aiittner erprobt. Wan smpfanb es
bisber ols etnen Nahtbeil, bab bsim
5erausf6neioen bon Gelentsn bur1
bds tubertuloie Gerpsbe binburhess
sansen iperben mubte unb bab nad
benz 6erausfhneioen msiit GelsntIteiz
figteit ooer bod bodsrabige 8ei4rdns
tung Der Setpesungsfreibeit suriidblies
ben. DesbaIb bat prof. aiittnsr, pie
.r in Der 9rssIauer gbirurgifhen &C.
feGihaft beri4tsts, in einem sSaQ bon
SdultergelenttubertuloIe bus qanse
ertrdntte Ge!ent. alio Yfonne, GupieI
uno Gelenttopf, eefhloFsn in einem
Stiit sntf.rnt unb iofort burd bas
Gel.nt .ines Iobtsn eriest. 9ieies
mar feds Stunben nah bem Tobe bsrs
ousgenomnen unb ieh5ebn Stunben
lang in WingerlOiuns Bel 0 Grab aufz
geboben porben. 0i. Ssiluns erfolsts
obre iebe Reaition.
gpm & q tbeber.
profeFor: rShne ben gau.titoff,
mene 9erren. fDnnten mir iibsrbaupi
niht leben; I'm 10 mebr mub uns
tpunbernehmen. bob man iabrtaui.nbe.
lang bon bieism Gtoft ssins alnuug
kathls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-31
RAILROAD GANGS
 IN NEAR CONFLICT Southern Gangs and Lum- Der Crew Resting On
 Their Arms

Mobile, August S.-tSpecial.) )--Mobi'e employees of the F. W. Oliver Lumber company and the Southern railway near ly came to blows Tuesday when three gangs of Southern section men attempted to tear up tracks of logging road which the lumber company had laid under the trestle at Steele creek, a short distance north of this city
 When the section gangs arrived they found heavily armed employees of the lumber company standing guard who threatened to take summary action if the line of the log road was interfered with
 Today an injunction restraining the Southern from interfering with the line was secured in the chancery court and tonight both sides are resting on their arms at the scene of trouble. Officials of the Southern went to Steele creek to- day in an effort to settle the trouble annie {. ably and so far the Southern has re- spected the injunction. but a clash is feared. P W. Oliver, head of the lum- Der company stated tonight that no set tlement of the trouble had been made. but that II was Ls determination to hold the advantage gained The lumber com pany constructed the line under the tres tie across the Southern right of way for the purpose Of getting at standing tim ber owned by it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-31
DELEGATION OFF FROM MONTGOMERY

Montgomery August 30.--( (SpeciaL)- A number of prominent republicans of this city left for Birmingham late this aft ernoon to attend rhe state republican conv ention which meets in that city on Thursday. Those who went to the Magic City today were:a Ben Delmos, federal marshal; B. E. Walker and Judge A. A stratton, referee in bank ruptcy
 4 most optimistic note was sounded by Ben Delmos on the eve of his de- parture from the city. MT Delmos is one of the most prominent and im- portant factors in state republican politics and .-has the distinction of be- ing one of the most loyal men of the republican party lin Alabama. MT. Demos declared that he anticipated that the Birminghann convention would give its unqualified inorsement to Tafts administrations and that 1t would urge more harmonious feeling in its ranks in this state. MT. Delmos de- clared that he is for Major P@eD. Barker for national committeeman and for Pope Long for chairman of the state republican committee.
 Other prominent republicans of this cit<, who are In Bifnfin gham to attend ItbA. convention are. Postmaster l. P. Dimn,iclx, District Attorney Warren $. Reese and T. e Bingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-31
BESSEMER ID SHIP
 SWEET POTATOES Truck Growers to Hold Meeting Saturday CONCERT ON SUNDAY Final Programme In Music Study Club Series Will Be Rendered
 By Nappi's Band-Other
 News of Bessemer
CONCERT ON SUNDAY

Ressemer. August s0-(Speeiall- The Bessemer Truck Growers associa- tfon. the newest organization of men in the agricultural pursuits in the dis trict. and one of the interests of the Board of Trade will hold meeting next Saturday in the Board of Trade room at o'clock in the afternoon to discuss the shipment of their car load of market produce, the much desired and much raised sweet potato. This Is inc first tangible result of the com bine of farmers for the purpose of snip ming their truck to northern markets and the potatoes that were peacefully sleepine in the soil as seedlings at the time of the organization are now ready in great quantities 10 rival the pig Iron as transportation billings from Besse- mer
 Henry NJ. Xanderputte. the Cullman 9 aorie1fltural wizard and manager or the Beesepaer association, will be present at inc meeting to issue instructions, as the shipping will begin on Monday September 4, and continue Tor Weeh at least Manager Nanderputte eNpec1s to be on hand all during next week. anu sweet potatoes may be stored tenn ,,ora,iI,. in the cotton warehouse, if fbe fertile valleys and hills outlying ,ield too prolifically for the freight ac- commodiations.
 Notices or the meeting were sent out to the farmers this afternoon from the Board of Trade urging every farmer especialIy those with sweet potatoes, 10 attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-31
MOVEMENT AGAINST
 ISSUANCE OF BONDS
Montgomery Election Will Have Or ganized Opposition to
 Bond Issue

Montgomery, August 30.-(SpeciaD-- Much interest centers in the s325.000 bond election to be held in Montgom- cry on next Monday, September 4 The officers of the election have been chosen by the city board of commissioners the voting places have been designated, and all other details have been ar ranged Two ballots will be used in the election, one of which will afford an opportunity of voting for or against a bond issue of s300,000, and the sec ond an opportunity of approving or dis approving a park bond issue of $25,- GOO.
 The $3O0,OG0 contemplated bond issue will be used for the purpose of defray- ing the general indebtedness of the city--placed at $250.oOo-and for the purpose of paying for the numerous Improvements which have been made to the sewer system of the city. Residents of the city are much in- terested in the coming election, the out come of which has aroused considerable coniecture. The proba bility Is that the election will he very close, though many are of the opinion that the bond issue will be defeated
 If is certain that strong effort vii be made to defeat the bond issue. Witt | this end Tn view, d mass meeting VII probably be called for Friday night September l, at the courthouse to dis | cuss the election and to register | protest against the Issuance of $325.OOt l in bonds to defray the city's expenses
 While no official notice of the mas, meeting has yet been issued, 1t fig un derstood that the meeting will be held | and II is believed that a strong effor 1 win be made to defeat the election or l Monday next
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-31
EXCISE
 COMMISSION PAID

Montgomery, August 3-(Special)- Warrants aggregating SS20O have been is- sued by State Treasurer John Purifoy to the excise copmissioners of Mobile and Montgomery in payment of their salaries for one-half year. This is the first money which the state has dsbursed under the smith regulation bill, and represents a portion of the first receipts from the sale of liquor licenses which the state has re- ceived in several years.
 These warrants were apportioned as fol- lows To the Mobile excise commission, sas75; to the Montgomery commission, s2325
 The first money from the sale of liquor licenses in the state was received from the probate judges of Montgomery and Mobile counties some days ago. Under the provision of the regulation bill. 20 per cent of such receipts are to be paid to the state treasurer, out of which the sal aries of the excise commissioners are to be paid.