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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
DEATHS HARVEST.
MRS. ELIZABETH LAMB.

Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lamb died
very suddenly at her home on South
Hign street this morning at $3.50
o'clock from heart failure. She was
the widow of the late Rees Lamb,
for long time a member of the firm
of Lamb & Boyd, and she and her
only child, Miss Mary Lamb, were
living on High street between Sew
enth and Eighth Mrs. Lamb was
sevInty-seven years of age, and her
only relative are her children, Miss
Mary and her nephew and her niece,
John McGaw and Miss Mite Nc
Cav. Funeral will be conducted at
the residence Sunday afternoon at
o clock by Rev. ]. c. Molloy. Inter
ment at Rose Hill cemetery.
Pail bearers, H. o. Fulton, J. ].
clam, H. L. Hendley, E. P. Turner,
G A Parker, John w. Fry.
Cakes & Nichols, funeral direct
ors in charge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
ACKNOWL
RELIEF FUND
SAYS COLUMBIA PEOPLE NEVER
DO ANYTHING IN A SMALL
WAY,

} W. Thomas, of the Phoenix Ma
IloFal Bank, is in receipt of the fol-
loving letter from R. ]. PEBBLES,
CASHIER Of the Bank of Boyle, Miss,
e6dhiing the relief fund realized
nom the baseball game last Friday:
DSar jim: | drew on you yester-
lay Tor one hundred and forty dol
Id's as per wire We feel that this
IL very generous donation to our
l''o and wish to thank you and the
eNe's OF it for it. | have known Co
'o'Il''a a long time and have never
NiIo"a her people to do anything in a
snIaI' way yet, and this is further
p'ool Of her generosity
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
COLUMBIA OFFICE
RECRUITING STATION
CAUSES INTEREST
CAPTAIN HUGHES IN THE CITY
AND EXPRESSES HIMSELF
AS PLEASED.
PAY FOR The PRIVATEs
Harold 3. Gould Left Saturday for
Jefferson Barracks Opportunity
for Colored Enlistments Now Being
Offered.

Capt W. N. Hughes, who ha.
charge of the army recruiting Office,
Of this section, was in Columbia to
day on business in connection will
the local office.
The local Office is located in the
Masonic Temple and is in charge Of
Private Ira N. Craige. who has been
i'll the service for some time. Capt
Hughes is pleased with the outlook
here now and is of the opinion that
this will prove one of the best Offices
There have been q number of inqui
ries after the particulars of the ser.
vice and much information has been
given out, and the interest is grow.
ing
Harold b. Gould enlisted and left
Saturday for Jefferson Barracks
where he will be in training for six
or eight weeks before regular as
signment.
TIE pay for the privates is SIS per
month, and in addition rations, bed
ding, medicine and medical attention
The enlisted men also have an op
portnnity to increase their pay from
SO TO SO per month for efficiency in
| different lines.
The enlistment is for three years,
and all transportation from the re.
cruitipg Office and back to the place
Of enlistment is borne by the govern.
ment
Applicants must be of good charac-
ter and undergo a medical examina-
ton.
Luther Alexander, a negro, will
leave this afternoon for Jefferson
Barracks. re having enlisted for the
colored cavalry. This is an excep-
tional opportunity for the negroes
who are anxious to enlist, as the col
ored troops are being filed at this
time
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
J. w. Kinzer.

j. w. Kinzer, one of the best known
:itlzcns of the Water Valley commu-s.
nifty died at his home this morning.
at S'15, after short illness. The
funeral will take place at the Santa
Fe Methodist church Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock, interment to fol-
iDw at Santa Fe cemetery.
He is survived by a wife and two
children, Mrs. Ellis Woody and ]. M.
hinzer, two brothers, ]. B. and J. H.
Kinzcr, and two sisters, Mrs. r. w.
Ladd and Mrs. Joe Dodson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
REGULAR FACTION I'm
FULL CONTROL OF THE
STATE HARMONY FARCE
IS GIVEN THE INDEPENDENTS
AND THE DIBRELL BACK TAX MACHINE
COMPLETELY DOMINATES THE CON-
VENTION, UPHORSING CRUMP AND
PROVOKING A NEAR RIOT
PROVOKING A NEAR RIOT.

EVERY SPEAKER, THE MOVER MOTION, CHAIR.
MAN OF EVERY COMMITTEE AND MOST OF THE DELEGATES
CONVENTION REGULARs-Two
PRIMARIES ARE CALLED, ONE IN AUGUST FOR GOVERNOR,
OTHER IN NOVEMBER FOR THE NOMINATION OF SEN.
AToR AND OTHER STATE oFFIcERs-FRAzIER Is THE HERO
OF THE CONVENTION AND CAN HAVE THE NOMINATION
HE NTs IT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
CULIIvAT0R SG0vELS AND
BULL TONGUES

to fit your cultivator. Sections.
guaIds. knives and Pitmans, to fit
your mower. We will give you q
lower price than others on above
items. Street, Martin & Vaughan
Co. 1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
USE HYGEh0.

Now is the time to dip hogs, sheep
and cattle. Use Hygeno, the great
disinfectant Street, Martin &
Vaughan Co 1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17
SECOND HAND BUGGIES

Good second hand top buggy, new
wheels and rubber tires. Street, Mar
tin &, Vaughan Co. Ii
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
WRONG CUT WAS USED
IN ADVERTISEMENT OF
AUSTIN ESTATE SALE

five column advertisement of an
administrator sale of the A Austin
estate at auction on Tuesday, May II,
appeared in The Georgian yesterday.
The cut showing a diagram Of the
property used in the advertisement was
not that intended to be used as it
showed entirely different real estate.
The error came about by an order
from the advertiser on job printing
Office for the cut being misunderstood
by the job printer. who supplied The
Georgian with an entirely different cut.
The error was a somewhat natural one.
as the cuts were Of the same size and
somewhat alike in shape and outline.
The cut used was that of the Peach
tree Heights property. which is not in
tended to be sold at this auction at all.
This has caused some embarra ssment
to the owners Of that property.
The right cut has now been supplied
and appears in the advertisement in
this issue of The Georgian. to which
reference should be made for full I'M
Outstanding of the enterprise The err
ror was not that of The Georgian nor
of Mr.. Ansley, but of the job printing
office which was the custodian Of both
his cut and the Peachtree Heights cut
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
HE TOOK A DRINK AND
MISSED HIS WEDDING

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Edward
NJ. OMalley, who failed to appear for
his wedding to Miss Mary E. Wineberg
at Haverford, arrived home a day late
and Immediately made a dash for the
home of his fancee. Friends held him
back and informed him that he would
get a warm reception if he attempted
to invade the home where the wedding
guests had been assembled for him to
appear.
OMalley declared that he had gone
to Philadelphia with 1915 in his pock-
ct for the purpose of purchasing furni-
ture. He got into conversation with a
stranger and took a drink with him.
When he came to he was In Atlantic
CITY and his money was gone.
Miss Wineberg said there would be
no wedding
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
LOCAL MOTORCYCLE
ENTHUSIASTS WILL
ORGANIZE TONIGHT

Atlanta motorcyclists meet in the
Transportation club tonight TO effect a
permanent organization c. L. Elyea
is the temporary chairman of the club
and Howard Geldert secretary. both OF
them having been named at former
meeting committee of three viii
make nominations for permanent Off
GERS tonight.
When the automobile hill climb is
held on May IL there will be two mo
torcycle events, and all members of the
new club will be admitted as contest
ants The first event will be for four
horsepower, single cylinder machines
and the second for seven horsepower
two cylinder machines.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
LONDON GOOD To
DR.. BROUGHTON
Former Atlanta Pastor Says
He Will Mix in English
Politics.

LONDON, May 3-Dr Len G
Broughton has been received here with
open arms. The newspapers and the
people have welcomed him with more
than British zeal, and he, though much
reduced in vitality, has already outlined
a broad and comprehensive program by
which Christ church will regulate itself.
At Liverpool and in London large
crowds awaited his arrival Members
of Christ church directorate immedi-
ately took him in charge 1t was not
hang, however, before he had taken
them in charge
Or. Broughton, on British soil, is
unchanged He is still American to the
core. He still speaks in quaint cpl
grams. But none of this has served to
make him appear an alien to his con-
gregation or the British people.
Who's the Joke On?
Il thought it was a joke when I re-
ceived a can to Christ church. he told
a newspaper man. "They may wish. it
was a joke before I'm through"
His first act was to tell the congre-
CATION that the form of service would
be changed. The old Church of Eng
land ritual would be abolished, he said.
and a simpler service substituted. In
stead of provoking hostility this an
nouncement was received with broad
sympathy by the congregation.
Applied Christianity said DR..
Broughton, would be his motto. He
wants Christianity applied to every hui
man need.
at will be my purpose he said on
his first day in the pulpit, ito give my
self to a thorough study of these insti-
tutions of the church, and also to the
needs of the district. with a view to
making existing institutions more eff
fective and adding to them such others
as may be needed to carry out the plans
and purposes of my ministry.
To Mix in Politics.
But I do not propose to neglect the
pulpit nor do I propose to neglect the
church membership and congregation.
The plans l have in mind and which
are already agreed upon with the
church are such as will keep me, as
the pastor. in the closest possible touch
with the entire membership of the
church
DR.. Broughton also frankly confessed
that he would mix UP in politics if he
thought it necessary.
IT wish it understood here and now.
he said, chat I am not In any sense
averse to dealing with so-called politi-
cal problems in the pulpit l believe
distinctly that it is the preachers bust
ness to apply his preaching to every
phase Of life, whether political or other
wise, and shall assuredly reserve the
right to do So But 1 shall have moth
ing to do with any movement, whether
in the church or out of it, that allows
itself to be made a tool of any political
organization
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
Whiskers VIII Soon Be
Fashion of Past, Says
Peachtree St. Barber

Americans have quit wearing mus
taches-at least, that's what the bar
bers say. According to the belief of a
well known Peachtree whisker artist,
all forms of hirsute adornment will
have Disappeared from the face of
American man inside of ten years.
This change in facial adornment is
not due altogether to the wishes of the
men. says this same authority. The
women are almost universal in their
demands that their husbands remain
smooth shaver, unless he has a facial
blemtsh. And the younger men follow
the pattern.
A poll Of the men in an Atlanta bar
Der shop today revealed twelve smooth
shaver men and one with a beard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
SAYS T. R. WILL GET AT
LEAST II N. Y. DELEGATES

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Following
his return from New York today, Sen
ator Dixon, of the national Roosevelt
campaign committee. said:
After going over the entire New
York situation yesterday with Ma
tional Committeeman Ward and other
Republican leaders In that state, / am
York delegates win vote for Roosevelt
on the first ballot at Chicago, and from
present indications this number will be
largely increased before June 49,"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
ILLNESS POSTPONES
PROBE OF SOUTHERN
BELL TELEPHONE co.

The investigation of the Southern
Bell Telephone Company has been
postponed until Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock on account of the illness of
Alderman John E. McCleIand. chair
man of the committee.
When the probe is begun a hearing
will be given the company officials and
all citizens who wish to make com
plants. After receiving this evidence
the committee will decide whether the
case should be taken to the railroad
commission.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
SCOTT COLLEGE HEAD
TO ADDRESS GRADUATES

President F. H. Gaines of Agnes Scott
college will address the graduating
class of the Atlanta Theological semi
nary at commencement exercises to be
held in the Central Congregational
church next Thursday evening.
The baccaiaureate sermon will be
delivered by Rev. E Lyman Hood at
the college Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
1903 ACRES ON HOWELL
MILL ROAD BRING $13,500

L. z. Rosser and ]. H. Porter have
sold to j. e. Smith, Jr.. los acres near
the Howell Mill road for s13.500. The
sale was conducted through the Proyi-
dence Trust and Security Company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
E. A. Bryant.

E A. Bryant IS years old, died today
was a member of Atlanta lodge, No. 50,
T. o O. F., and is survived by his wife
and five children The funeral will be
held from the residence Sunday afternoon
at . o'clock and interment will be in
Hollywood.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
HOUSE REFUSES TO CUT
MILEAGE OF MEMBERS

WASHINGTON, May BY a vote
of 10 to 43 the house today refused to
reduce the mileage allowances of its
members
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-26

delinquent taxes on the above describ-
ed land for the years 1906 and 1910,
and 1t being shown to the board that
the title to said land was vested in the
State of Idaho at the time of asses
sment, and the assessment thereof was
an error, and the said land having been
sold to Bingham county for the said
years 1906 aand 1910, 1t Is therefore
ordered that the taxes, together with
the penalties thereon be cancelled for
said years.
In the matter of the petition to
change the south boundary line Of
school district No. 80.
A petition having been filed by Jas.
Humphreys, ct, al, for the changing of
the south line of school district No. 80,
1t is ordered that said petition be de-
being filed with or approved by the
county superintendent.
In the matter OF approving the bond
of Shelley Banking Co.
The bond Of the Shelley Banking Co.
in the sum Of 100000, for the deposit
of county funds. was on this day ap-
proved and ordered fled
In the matter of fixing the salary Of
the county attorney for the term be-
ginning in January 1918, came on for
hearing; ter consideration It is order
ed that said salary be and the same Is
hereby fixed at Twelve Hundred ($12O0)
per annum, together with the necess-
airy expenses incurred while perform
ing official duties.
Ordered that this board do now adj
journ.
W. H.sTUFFLEBEAM
Chairman
Attest.
]. T. CARRUTH
Clerk.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-26
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION.
State of Idaho
County Of Bingham SIS.

| State of Idaho
County of Bingham IS.
The board of County Commissioners
Of Bingham county, Idaho. met on. this
10th day Of July. per adjournment Of
the est, inst. sitting as board of equal
ization, all members of the board and
the clerk being present, when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had, to wit:
In the matter of equalizing 1912
assessments.
At this time the board continued the
work of equalizing the assessments for
the year 1912, examining the said as
sessments tract by tract and continued
such labors each day upto and includ-
ing Saturday the 18th inst. at which
time the said equalizing was concluded.
State of Idaho
County Of Bingham SIS.
The board Of county commissioners
met on this 18th day pursuant to adj
journment Of the 9th inst, all members
of the board and the clerk being pre-
sent, when the following proceedings
were had, to wit:
In the matter Of the cancellation of
delinquent taxes on Eh NEN Of NV
n, Sec. SO. I s &c.
A petition having been filed with the
board praying for the cancellation Of
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-26

the county has no use for which the
said building can be applied for county
purpose and that the said county claims
no interest in said building. 1t is
therefore ordered by the board that the
county hereby relinQuish all right, tit
lie claim and interest in and to said
building and every part thereof.
Adjourned to a. m. tomorrow.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-26

The official bond of John Neider, road
overseer was approved.
Randall Road Petition
petition by R. L. Randall asking for
road in the vicinity Of Springfield did
not contain sufficient information and
was referred to T. R. Jones for further
Investigation.
Damages Refused. .
A petition asking for damages for
Geo. Oler of Shelley for personal in
juries received while crossing a ditch
was considered and denied. =.
Constable for Aberdeen
1t was shown to the board that the
constable for Aberdeen precinct had
not qualified. and the name of william
A. Reese was recommended for the posi-
ton, and was appointed.
Aberdeen Alley Closed.
The Western Milling & Elevator Co.
having purchased block 80 in Aberdeen
and ipetitioned to have the alley closed,
extending north and south through the
block. and the townsite company con-
senting, an order was made vacating
the alley.
Close Street in Pingree
On petition Of the Pingree Townsite
Company's officers asking that a GER
tain piece Of street be vacated an order
was made to that affect. The town
site company had passed resolution
vacating the same piece OF street, des-
er1bed as that portion Of Main Street
In the town of Pingree lying between
the west line Of the street adjoining
the Oregon Short Line Railroad right
of-way on the west, and the westerly
boundary line Of said right-of-way.
Adjourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
July ., 1912.
W. ]. Beck, having applied for aid
from fund for the INDECENT, and the
Probate Judge having Investigated and |
reported. 1t was ordered that $50 Der
quarter be allowed the said W. I. Beck |
until further ordered.
Jas. Just, Road.
Jas. Just and others having petition
ed for a road, It was granted on con-
dition that the petitioners furnish to
Bingham County free Of charge the
right-of-way for said road and fence
the same. with the exception of the
right-of-way through Harry Pratt's
land. for which the county will pay
800, and the cost of IL mile Of fence:
the county to furnish the materials and
construct the necessary bridges.
Cancel widows Taxes
It appearing that the owner Of block
10 in the town Of Blackfoot Is Wild
ow who is In destitute circumstances,
and that taxes for 1910 and 1911 are
unpaid, that the same be cancelled.
Reducing Taxes.
The Taxes Of Emma Ashton were re-
Iuced $4,000 It being SHOWN that she
lad been assessed in excess to that
mount in 1911 and costs and penal
les were cancelled accordingly.
A tax and penalties amounting to
11.7s on Tots 10 and II in Younie's Ad-
lition to BIackfoot for the year 1907
vas cancelled, 1t being shown that the
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Continued from page y
for both elections
RIVERSIDE PRECINCT
primary Election)
Jos. Wilson &c. e. Scott
J. p, Hutchinson
Chas. @. Loveless
General Election)
ALI Parsons Hyrum Christensen
'Forest Bales
l. D.ewilson John Bitton Jr.
J. w. Wilson VIM. Killian
Polling place Riverside Hall for both
RICH PRECINCT
primary Election)
Chase Rich Jennie F.Martin
w. G. Davidson
John s. Baker
General Election)
Sidney u. Martin Jennie F. Martin
/ d. Brown
p. ii. Troutner
Polling place Rich Log School House
for both elections.
ROSE PRECINCT.
primary Election)
John Robertson 'Cnaries NOUN
Jacob Gushwa
Elvard Ziegler
General Election)
John Neider 'ole Anderson
Leo Gushwa
Charles Sundquist
Polling place Lavaside School House
for both elections.
0N SHELLEY PRECINCT
primary Election)
g. w. Young Mrs. I. ;. kearney
A. B. Null 49,.
n. A. Harrington
General Election)
Andrew Nicholson Maxwell Pounds
Ezra Christensen g. r. Moses
II. 8. Mcbride Nelson Miller
3l# MRS. H. A. Galloway
Polling place Shelley Hall for both
elections. q 2I Ea ~ 5Y@a
~ THOMAS PRECINCT
III primary Election)
Owen Greenan Sarah Cameron
n. W. Peterson
George Webster
General Election)
II. W. Peterson JOS. w. Peterson
Robert Parsons John r. Williams
owen Greenan w. W. Parsons
MRS. Sarah Peterson
JAMESTON PRECINCT
primary Election)
Amos Harker Nv. T. Norris
John Begun
Chris Anderson
General Election)
Job Harker J. e. Farrer
Levi Cox Geo. Longhurst
Jos. Fielding Hugh Parks
amanda Burke
Polling place School House for both
elections.
WOODVILLE7 PRECINCT
primary Election)
e. H. Thornton *Mrs. Lydia Little |
Brig. Mathews
John M. Rider
General Election)
Geo. Tayson Harry Hurst
Alvin clifford JAS Fugai
VIM. Hammer JAS Montague
III elizabeth Mathews
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owner had been advised that the taxes
Iaaaa Iahnsfnn nAaA

owner had been advised that the taxes
Isaac Johnston Road.
were all paid for that period.
The petition of Isaac Johnston and
others for new road was granted on
condition that the petitioners open the
road free of cost to the county.
Refunding Water Taxes
A refund of $52.S3 was given to Jas.
Welch for excess water taxes paid in
1910. and a further refund OF $33.31 ex-
cess taxes and penalties for 1911, and
1t was ordered that proper credits be
given the assessor to keep them cor
rect
Kennedy Road.
The road petitioned for by e. M.
Kennedy and others was declared a
public highway and petitioners are re-
quired to furnish quitclaim deeds for
the right Of way.
vacate Alley Mt Sterling.
The Sterling Townsite Company hav
ing fpetitioned the board toevacate the
alley commencing at the west corner
of Block 8, thence east through Blocks
8, 3, and 10 to the east corner of Block
10, 1t was SO ordered.
In the matter of the Gymnasium
building situated on Block 81, being
the block on which is situated the
Central School Building. Blackfoot, Ida.
1t appearing to the board that in the
year Of October 1903, the board of coun-
ty commissioners made an appropriation
which sum 50 appropriated was applied
in the erection Of Gymnasium build
ing. now situated on Block 81, Shill-
ings Addition to the City OF Blackfoot
Idaho being the property Of Indepen-
dent School District No. 8. Bingham
County. idaho.
And It appearing to the board that
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-26

July 8, 1919
Approving Officers Reports
The board at this time examined and
approved the following reports:
w. P. Judge, Road Overseerer
L. p. Adams +"
Charles Criddle
g. H. Longhurst
w. w. Twitchel +"
J. W. Wood
w. M. Young
p. c. Felsted
L. A. Nugent
c. F. Hillard
d. e. Armes
Geo. w. Cunningham
John Neider
Carl Nelson
Abe Hatch
John McGary
40
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-26

The report Of J. H. Anderson Probate
Judge and ]. T. Carruth, Clerk, Audi
tor and Recorder, were examined and
approved.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-26

State of Idaho
County of Bingham. IS.
We do hereby certify that the foregoing claims num-
bered from LOG 267 inclusive allowed
eral amounts opposite their respective in the pro-
column of the allowance book at the regular meeting
of the Board of County Commissioners held July 1912
w. H. Stufflebeam,
T. J. Bennett.
T. R. Jones.
Commissioners.
Road and Bridge
ID drnd Co Assipn Iu1