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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-08-16
tenn: SStE SCHOOL
FOR THE BLIND TO
OPEN SATURDAY, 81
THE SlxTY-NlNTH SESSION OF
SCHOOL THAT WAS FOUND
ED IN 1874.
PART OF PUBLIC SCHOOL
Careful Grading, Manual Training,
Capable Faculty, an Eminent Oc-
ulist to Examine and Treat the
Eyes Where Needed.


nessee School for the Blind at Nash
vile commences Saturday, August
81, 1912. The school is admirably
and beautifully situated on the west
bank of the Cumberland river, abou,
"a mile from the Union depot and less
than half that distance from the I'LL
nois Central depot Electric cars
pass the gate, making the school &C
cessible from all parts of the city.
The faculty consists of capable and
experienced teachers and it may be
safely predicted that the coming year
will be the brightest and most hope
full in its annals.
The good people of the state in
1874 founded this school for those
unfortunate children who by reason
|of defective, vision could not attend
the ordinary schools. They felt that
right and justice demanded that some
provision must be made whereby the
blind children may have an opportu
nifty to obtain an education. They
reasoned that II education is essen
tial to the welfare and success oi
the child blessed with the greatest
of all blessings, the sense of sight
then it is a thousand times more
necessary that the blind be educat
ed and fitted for the battle of life.
This school is a part of the public
school system. It's province is the
receive and educate children whose
defective sight bars them from the
ordinary schools. In addition to tut
ton, the school gives books, board
laundry and medical attendance free
Parents are only required to furnish
suitable clothing and to pay transpor.
tation to and from school.
An eminent occulist is connected
with the school who examines the
eyes of each child on its admission
and if aught can be done to mitigate
pain, to improve vision, or happily
to restore sight, it is done without
delay. The school physician Is one
of the most prominent practitioners
of the city and occupies chair in
one of our medical colleges. There
is also sick nurse who gives her en-
tire time to the care of the sick and
administers to all those with ordjna-
ry ills and ailments. Two govern.
esses, who have charge of the small
er boys and girls, see that they are
tidy and clean, and teach them to
dress their hair and their persons
neatly and decently. A matron pre-
sides over the entire household and
sees that the food is properly pre-
pared, properly served, and that ev-
eryone has enough.
Here boys learn the use Of tools; to
tune and prepare pianos and reel or
gans; to make hammocks, brooms,
mattresses, and to cane chairs; while
the girls learn to sew, to cut and
make their own clothes, and also
fashion many articles IN worsted,
raffia and beads.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-08-16
HOOPER COMMUTES
DEATH SENTENCE
SAVES EMMETT ALEXANDER, or
oBIoN COUNTY FROM THE
GALLoWS.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. H.
Gov. Hooper commuted today to life
Imprisonment the death sentence oil
Emmett Alexander, who was to be
hanged here tomorrow, for the mur
der of Walter Simmons, OF Obion
county. The fact that nine members
of the trial jury reported extenuatine
circumstances Influenced the Govern
or's action. The killing occurred al
a picnic at Mud Creek August 6
'd910, and grew out of a crap game
Wal Ed Alexander, uncle of Emmett
also convicted and sentenced to hang
secured Communication to life impris
onment last week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-08-16
TELLS THE FARMERS
REQUIREMENTS OF A
GOOD CORN EXHIBIT
MR.. DEAN WILL HAVE AN Ex-
PERT WITH HIM ONE DAY
DURING THE FAIR.
SERVES WITHOUT COMPENSATION
Insists That All Farm Demonstration
and All Corn Club Boys Should Be
Represented in the Exhibitions to
Be Made.

]. nj. Dean, who has been chosen to
judge the agricultural exhibits at the
Maury County Fair, has written a
letter to the farmers of the county
telling of the requirements of sat-
isfactory corn exhibit.
Mr.. Dean says he will have an ex-
pert with, him on one day of the fair,
and insists that all bring an exhibit
of corn, and thus join the truly pro-
gressive farmers. He is of the opin-
ion that the farmers should join in
this spirit of progress, and says he is
giving his time as judge without any
compensation whatever and is giving
the time solely for the purpose OF
encouraging ard assisting the farm
ers. His letter follows:
To the farmers of Maury county:
Gentlemen-You note that l have
agreed to superintend the agrical,
turaf exhibits during the fair. do
this that may have an opportunity
to meet the progressive farmers who
will exhibit agricultural products at
the fair, not that it is such pleas
ant job. My services are free to the
association. Being interested In bet
ter farming in the county and having
thirty (30) demonstrations in the
county, should not like to Judge all
these exhibits, consequently l will
have an expert with me for one day.
Below I call attention to few
points to consider in selecting d corn
exhibit:
/. Uniformity of exhibit: ta) ears,
of same color, shape and dimension; /;
(b) kernels. Of same indentation and
dimensions as viewed from outside.
2. Trueness of type.
8. Color. All grains of same COL
or-red cob with yellow grains;
white cob with white grains, but
red cob with white grains for Ten
nessee red cob variety.
A. Ear. (a) length; (b) circum-
ference; (c) shape; (d) tip; (e) butt.
5. Kernel. (a) shape (b):t q,E
5. Kernel. (a) shape, wedge
Nhaped; (b) uniformity of like size
and shape; (c) germ of large size.
6. Space. (a) between rows, close
and without burrows; (b) close at
both tops and tips OF grain in rows.
Z. Proportion of grains to each
ear, conforms to variety standard.
8. Condition. Grains and cob
sound grains not chaffy.
The date of the fair is rather early
for all corn exhibitors to bring ma
tured corn, and some will have to
bring stalks with ears. Remember
in this case to consider size stalks,
height, blades, location of ear, etc.
You note prizes offered in the cata-
lO6uC III OtOSh, uicO totai ohhOub' -
fered for agricultural exhibits. True
this is a stock section, but is 1t not
an agricultural section "a crop sec
tion) as well? Let every farmer
bring an exhibit and help to make
this the best fair in the state. Show
your INTEREST," which | am sure you
will do, by bringing well selected
exhibit to the fair and the prizes for
agricultural exhibits will no longer
be SO small.
I trust that every man in the DEM
onstration work, and every boy IN the
corn club work in the county will be
represented by exhibits at this fair.
Very trtpy yours,
7 M DEAN
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-08-16
MAIL CLERK
GETS In BAD
ARRESTED BY INSPECTOR WITH
DEcoY LETTER ON HIS
PERSON.

Special to rhe Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. A.
Railway Mail Clerk w. H. Kelley,
whose home IL at Tullahoma. was
arrested today by Postofice Inspec-
tor Susong, charged with purloining
registered letters from the mail. A
decoy letter was sent and was found
on Kelley's person.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-08-16
POSTAGE REQUIRED
ON CATALOGUE
THREE CENTS REQUIRED ON
THE MAURY COUNTY FAIR
PREMIUM LISTS

The amount of postage required on
the fair catalogues is three cents. and
all persons mailing them out to
friends should not overlook the fact,
as all postage due on the cata-
logues will be referred to the associa-
ton for liquidation, and will amount
to quite a little sum.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-08-16
MAI. WILLIAMSON
AS CHANCELLOR
CHOSEN BY THE BAR AT SPEC.
IAL SITTING TO CONFIRM
LAND SALES.

Major John t. Williamson was
chosen special chancellor Tuesday
afternoon for the purpose Of confirm
ing the land sales since the regular
term. A number Of sales were CALI
ed up and combinations ordered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-11
Legal Notices.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that petition to create a district
in which livestock shall not run at
large, has been duly filed with the
County Auditor of Pierce County,
Washington, by August Svenson
add others, and the Board of Coun-
~ Commissioners has fixed the Sd
day of May. A. ID. 1912, at 1900
O'Clock A. M, when a hearing will
be had on said petition at the Of
flee of said Board In the Court
House at Tacoma, Washington, or
at such later time as such hearing
may be adjourned to, TO hear all
persons interested in the question
presented by said petition, and
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN,
that said proposed district shall
consist of:
Sections IL. "a and that part of
Section 10 south of the Puyallup
river, all in Township 20 North,
Range East, w. NJ, and all that
portion of Section is. 10 and 20
lying south of the Puyallup river.
and all of Section 80, in Township
20 North, Range East. w. NJ, in
Picvre County. Washington.
BY Order of the Board of County
this 4th day of
April, A ID. 1912.
County Auditor and Clerk Of the
Board of County Commissioners
of said Pierce County, Washing
BY <. J. weisbaeh. Deputy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-11
Home Snaps
NORTH END.

MODERN 7-ROOM RESIDENCE
$500. $3.50 DOWN. SIS monthly, In
Guiding Interest, and we are author
lied to deliver modern 7-room
residence on two full lots located
near No. 26th and Proctor SITS. A
swell home, with the finest of por-
celain bath fixtures and other mod
ern conyeniences, rent for $16. Lots
lie fine, in fruit, garden and lawn.
Chicken house and wood shed In
rear. II you don't mind being a
few blocks from the car, grab this
a fair market for $3.50, and is pos
itiyely the best buy We have ever
offered at this ridiculous figure.
s1.275 buys a modern 4-room bum
galow near 49th and Pearl SITS: Por-
celain bath, expensive kitchen
go. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
partial marine view. House itself
cost s1.100, lots $3.50. Figure 1t
out for yourself. Terms can be ar
ranged. t107A).
s1,175 buys a coy little 5-room
cottage on 2 lots near Whitworth
college; all street improvements in
and paid; electric lights and full set
house in rear. 800 cash, $40 mon
thly at 6 per cent takes It. You
will never beat it for the money
and NOTE THE TERMS. A good
place to put your rent money.
9TH AVENUE DISTRICT.
1890 for a new, well built AR.
bungalow; 2 lots; S. Sth; full plumb
ing except tub. Large wood shed
and woi shop; improvements all
paid. For a starter to save rent 1t
is dandy. Terms can be arranged.
SOUTH END.
$1,000, on terms to suit purchaser,
buys a new broom bungalow on 40x
100 feet of ground; fine soil, level as
a floor. Located on So. 49th, one
block from car. Concrete founda-
ton, extra good porcelain plumb
ing. paneled dining room, window
seats, china buffet and bookcases;
cabinet kitchen; rooms all large and
well arranged. A chance to get a
$4,000 home for $1,000, and at your
own terms. Worth Investigating.
LIND-KOEHLER co.
Provident Bldg. Phone Main 5524.
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For Sale---Real Estate


New cottage, large rooms, com
piete bath, plastered, modern. 1912
So. Stevens st; 800 down, balance
$12 per month.
See Miss Smith. 1918 Fidelity
Bldg.
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WATERFRONT FARM

100 ACRES, STOCK AND TOOLS
Good7-room house. large barn,
granary, chicken houses, bearing or
chard, crek, and frontage on lake;
SIS acres in grain, 10 acres in pota-
toes, good soil, plenty of timber for
wood; 16 head of cows and heifers;
also yearling heifers; bull; brood
sows, 100 hens, some turkeys and
ducks, brood mares, yearling colt,
well trained collie dog, farm imple-
ments. on the place. Boat house and
row boat. A fine place about 25
miles from Tacoma. Price $4,000.
Terms.
u. M. CURTEs q co.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE BY owNER-New five
plumbing; laundry tray; basement,
two rooms In attic not finished; two
lots; Improvement In and paid.
$2700; small payment. Buy direct
and get good value. Phone Main
1854.
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Storage
Stove Repairing

C. ELLIS, stove repairs, lining, coils
and castings made to order;
household good bought, sold and ex-
changed Famous Furniture Co.,
1882 c st. Main 2922. e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-11
For Sale Real Estate

S-room house, barn. hen house. free
water. 81 chickens. geese. 8
stands of bees. Incubator and
brooders. Price y275o; terms. w.
e. Ahrens, Puyallup. Wash.
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SPRING TIME SALE.

This place of 100 acres can be
bought cheaper this week than any
time hereafter; will consider some
property in Tacoma. Remember, 1t
has farming tools ready to go to
work; s cows, 6 heifers, pigs, chick
ems, span of mares. Crops are all
in.
O. N. JOHNS,
312 Cal Bldg.
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5k a.. 2-r. house, blacksmith
shop; spring water piped to house;
100 bearing fruit trees; 800 feet to
boat landing; close to city; at
snap price. on terms.
j. w. HOOPS & SONS
224-225 Natl Realty Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-11

FOR SALE--New house, garden
and fruit. 1S1 Perkins bldg.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
80 acres irrigated land in sunny
southern Idaho. partly improved
Call ga or address A-4. Times.
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=
5-room' bungalow, modern, all i'm
provements, near 5Sth st. and Yak
ina av.; snap Cali owner, Main
osoo-J. - g.
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4O-ACRE TRADE.

4O-ACRE TRADE.
40 acres good soil and location; is
a. cleared; house, barn, etc.; trade
for 4 to room house in Tacoma
See us for exchanges.
C. T. 'BURK. 204 Bankers Trust
Bldg.
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A Cheap Home in
Mckinley Park

5ust completed, 5-room modern
bungalow, complete porcelain
plumbing, finished In slash grained
fir, street graded, cement walks in.
all paid for. Price $1,000; terms.
Must be sold before Monday. No.
1854 East st.
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Owing to old age and i'll health,
owner will sacrifice his 26-acre
fruit ranch. Address owner or call
at 2712h So. Tacoma av. between
and p. m. days. Phone Main
4045. p. @. Peterson.
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For sale-a bargain. Any part or
all of 15 lots, each 125x140 IT. A
Tacoma av. For terms call Main
els6.
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Wines and LIQUORS

LANGERT LIQUOR CO.. 1115 Pac.
av,. wholesale and family trade
solicited. Free delivery. Main 6o22.
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For Sale---Real Estate

rooms. 2 lots, fruit, improve
ments, $3.50. Main S922-J. evenings
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500 DOWN

Six-room house, full size basement
and only one block from the car
on East Harrison street. Property
all clear. Only $1,000, 500 down and
$40 per month. Bring this ad with
you. T. d. Gregory. office Morton
and Mckinley av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-11

5-ROOM house with bath, lights, 2
lots or more, South End. Inquire
923 Commerce.
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CAMPING TIME

Will soon be here. Now is the time
to get a good camping place. Why
when you can get a good camp of
your own with SO feet of waterfront
for 400. Boat landing, store, school,
high school and church close by.
Good boat service.
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY
504-5-6 Bernice Bldg.
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South Tacoma
South Side

A Groom house, 2 corner lots; 1
block from car line. Price $500;
$500 cash, balance like rent.
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o. N. JOHNS,
312 Cal. Bldg.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Two fine lots In west end, good
location, fruit, barn. street graded
and near to two car lines. Will sell
reasonable. Part cash. rest terms.
Call Enine House No. 0. corner eth
ave. and Pine street.
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S. c. White Leghorns, day-old
chicks, SIS per 100; eggs for
hatching $3.50 per Is. Our breeders
are trap nested and prize-winners.
Greig. Main S953-R. p. o. Box s95.
BUFF ROCK eggs for Matching.
cockereis and baby chicks. Main
1888
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-11
Lodge Notices

BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
= YEOMAN
p. English, manager. For Informal
ton, phone Madison 572.
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RATES FOR CLASH
FLED WANT" AD-
REFRESHMENTS

One cent a word, SC per line each
insertion for all lines OF business.
Four insertions for the price of
three for cash In advance.
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Help Wanted-Male

NIGHT fireman, a janitor, single
man; must be willing worker and
have firemans license or able to Sc
cure one. Wages $50 board and
lodging. Must have good city ref
erences. Drinking men stay away.
Apply at once to superintendent,
Fannie Paddock Hospital.
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wall faper
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LARGE new stock OF wall paper
very latest designs and patterns
Acme quality paints, adapted to the
western climate. A. S. Johnson &
Co., 1142 c st.
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FOR SALE+Big new safe, filing
cabinets. two nice desks, linoi-
cum. maps, air tight stoves and
other office furniture at a bargain.
Large room to rent suitable for
real estate office. Inquire room
207 Equitable Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-11

CANCERS cured without knife or
plaster; consultation free; Stephen
johnson, school house crossing.
Fern Hill
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Bismarck

One acre on Lulu island. Price
$500. VIII exchange. What have
you?
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WOHLFARTH & SWANSON. 76s
Commerce. Main 1854.
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G66nbr1nn p~on3oeenes S6reiben
ben griiocrn MnIelm Maner (oem
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-16

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b. NotbItdlb srtbsilt ipurbe, beItdro
aus sinsm bur6 cine itniretit nne
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0iterni9tften. SIN D~lptittn unb orit'
ten bIausn lEeloe erblidis man einen
nadten arm, Der In Der 5anb fiinf
fpeib,, abtpGrts seridteis pf.il, in Der
Miti, suiommsnbielt; bisiss Bib err
innerte bdrdn, baB Wdp,r amfGei
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btIitgbdr. Der SeIm duf btm S9ilbt
trug ben ihrpar5en ablsr bts eriten
uno bi,rien 6eloes. S9on feds SABRE
fpGier, an 20. September 1922, ipurs
ben bi, griber Rotbi9ilb, unb omar
biesmal ale flint, Dii.rrsidiiae arsis
bsrren nit einsm m1ppen. bds ieitbsm
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Tarfiiae @emaher.

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Oas mar @iilbdna Gbanems eiae.
nss. tIeines Reid! CO entbielt nur
tuenise ms0beiftide. Die rofa Saffets
tiHen bes breit.n gettes bdttsn Semen.
b.siia. NIT aloppeIeinidben; cine
aibaf (Gteppbede) aus rofo 5affst
mi. etnseftidten Sinnfpriidsn lag ba,
riiber. Inter bem 9etibimmsl aus
sriinem QtlaB, In benz .6nlbbunieI
f4Ddntte cine arabif4e ampsl. 3pi.
ittn ben Gtnftern aber tidie emfg elm.
ednor5tDdlber aududsubr. Da mar
Elm nitbriger, Ionsssfiredter Diban nit
einem piolettsn Geibtnbe3ug, Der nit
klblauen Glp3inien beftidt mar /. .
elne 2dutt mar borduf n~iebergeIegt.
ei.; dIttiirtif9ts, tupfernes Roblens
tedtn itonb briiberlth neben sinem
trusbaren petrOltum0fden.
Wit oft bat Der brare @atts, fpenn
q D~erdrstri aus ftinem 8ursau beims
iam, an ben falien Mbenben feinsr
tleinen Ghanem biss petrolum5fdtn
anse5unbet, bat in bdnn NIT elmer
Cigarette auf ibrsn Tipnn nisbsrgss
luHen anb Gilbans lin ein aieb gss
bettn.
Auf BEN fltinen Houle ; G1reibs
tito am Gtniter Iisst alIerIsi burdeins
amber: zine dnsefanaene 0dfelti iGm.
StM cine Rrdpatte aus Gorbcnnetisios
fRy ben Gtmobl - Elm griiner Hinbsr
Gin ~ BEN rotbea dts oIs febr Ibid