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St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
CREDITORS COMMITTEE MEETS
AND ACCEPTS OFFER
MADE THEM.
PAY LARGE AMOUNT FOR
BUSINESS OF COMPANY
Details % Proposition Have not Vet
Been Completed in the
Matter.

| New Orleans, July le,-rhe prop
psttion of George p. Thompson an
associates to take over the operating
management and run the bushes
of the Smith Bros. Co., Ltd, was &C
eepted Wednesday afternoon at
meeting Of the creditors committee
held in the board rooms of the Whit
ney-Central National Bank.
The amount involved was not mad
known ut adjournment. 1t is under
stood, however, the sum is large.
Definite details regarding the term!
and plans for the future operation
of the old concern will not be mad,
known for some days.
Details of Deal
Not Yet Compl63ed.
The creditors cOaIInittce and Mr.
Thompson and others aas6gfafsd Wftl
him in THIS tra1ssctton. Win mssl
dail tot the rexf week. when all of
the details wifi be worked out.
"Until then" one Of those directly
interested remarked Wednesday fos.
lowing the meeting, I'VE wtll.nOt be
in q position to discuss the deal other
than to say that the AFFAIRS Of the old
firm will continue to ppvrxte and that
the establishment 81 Smith Bros. will
not close down.
Thompson Appears
To Explain Plan.
Efforts to find Mr., Th0mps0l aftel
the meeting Wednesday were fruit
less. Shortly after Is o'clock thu
creditors committee, after the prop
osition had formally been presented
to them, had Mr.. Thompson appear
before them to further explain some
OF the details.
The Thompson proposition had
been presented to the creditors com.
mittee for some hours but fnal action
was not had until early Wednesday
when it was accepted, sub
ject to adjustment OF certain phases
The amendments and changes in de-
tail will be made during the course
Of week when the deal will finally
be closed.
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
No. Six-SKty-SK

This = prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA Or cHlllS q FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any eaoe, and
4 taken then - tonic the Fever will not
return. Il scta On the liver bettef. than
Ca3psaal md does net ffipe O. sieksa. II
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

There will be IN examin alton c1
teachers held in Covington, for white
teachers. August 4, 5, and 6. for
cololed teachers, August Z, 8 ana 3
Supt. Lyon states that the ruJcs
CT the State Board Of Education WILL
be strictly enforced. and only those
teachers will be allowed to teach
who have valid credentials.
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
STEALS PURSE.

Deputy Il. II. Parker Takes Thief OF
Train as Ii Pulls into the
Slidell Station.
Train No. 8, from Lumberton to
New Orleans carried q negro woman
named Rebecca and man of the
same color whose cognomen was Ros-
co Cruitt. In some way not related
Cruitt got mixed up with Rebecca'e
pocketbook, containing $24.34, and II
slipped in hi spocket, much to the
'trlbulation of Rebecca. Rebecca
wouldn't stand for the loss OF her
money, and Deputy A. A. Parker re-
ceived notice to board the train as
It pulled into SlfdeM. The result is
that Rebecca got her pocketbook back
and Cruitt is locked UP in the parish
Jail to await further proceedings.
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
SHARP ACQUITTED OF MURDER
CHARGE.

Franklinton, July !5--Herman
Sharp was acquitted Of the charge
of numbering Oscar Collins near Hug
gins last year. Sharp was represent
ed by Ex-Judge T. M. Burns and Hon
r, M. Miller, of Covington. Defend
ant testified and was supported by
witnesses, that he and Collins boari.
ed at the home Of Steve X. Mizcll
whose daughter was the wife of
Sharp; that Collins had dogged
Sharp's steps; had expressed threats
to kill him, and had declared his coy
etiousness of the wife of Sharp; thar
in the morning Collins had shot at
Sharp twice; that later in the day
Collins approached. flourishing a pis-
tol, when Sharp met him with rife
and fred one ball. causing a wound
in the neck, from which he died in
hospital in New Orleans
Sharp shook hands expressive Of
his gratitude to each of the jurors
as they filed out after their verdict.
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
MR.. HARRY WILSON WILL TALK
10 TRUCK GROWERS AT
.slAD1soNvILLE.
GONE PREPARED
TO Ask QUESTIONS


8, Mad1Aonvin~ 8. I,1v1 aa.o
49, ~. ,.- -..'.' ~ -
-. WI =. A@1nlnsAS arlner
Dear Sir:-WAl you kindly p41ish
tne folloWing IA your esteemed pap.
erss
Harry D. Wilson, of the Lou
sNsena state Board OF Agriculture,
W.T. mold farmers meeting In Mad
asOhviHe on July Is, 1913.At 3 pm.
on truck raising. Everyone interest.
eu = invited TO attend.
Hespectfully yours.
q. ;QAUSSIN.
6ecsMer. Goodbee HruAf Growers
AssoclattOn
The truck growers surrounding
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
PROVIDES FOR EsTABLIsHMENT
OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS
IN EACH PARISH.
4 MOVEMENT FOR
BENEFIT Of. FARMERS


@ sponuents = Wasnins ston
= -, :. TUG 1vsW ssIae ns usl.y Hews:s
.pels nsse sent q 3 reports ofsa oaii
ln'louuceu ~ Coneressm an = organ
- o.tufuay' 0eMe =. g. Bill sSsOs
liosauins 1oI the eteollenment .ol
pAps7l illen'sl iaFms = eecn county
sno palishs in A1ne sevefal states and
~ oi taa1 states the
w = ls'eosn n'-e0 - q 81 sereat M
pursuance eostAe = Sssse y LOUISIANA, "
lcason = ner .zAst 9 eIlcuitura1 nler-
!. = No 'ArAn WilI recelve greater
=. - ..loM Lao passsske 81 sncn nln
.n.n WI 81 IAmmany. Nnicnsi4 rap.'
= sliy comiAe to See 1ropf - asriculs
ss1al pursuits ana tnaf oneks oppoF-
sunlt,ss = asIsca1thxe tnat W1h q
sls1ely ennaneea ~ e1ne proeeoed -
]. ens p 2 ~ rrhes'
sIss :.
I'm z. = ss
me essaOllsnment and A0pera1aoM
81 e1peSlmelltai ierms 10 accordance
WIN the PROVISION 81 the DllI "
question. VIII oe OF inestimaoie value
"a the development OF the agricultural
resources OF the unlted states. In
my Judgment they VIII make scienti-
NC FARMERS. os'duentiy more sue
.cessIul men OF the tlllers Of the soil
ana place them on nigner plane In
social life and in the business world.
In othe,. words. they will make Il
-. -
tss. -. s.s 80 Ae' ~ eAe w.
2 decent i1Ving out OF the eartn-tnat
great food producing mine to edu-
cate his children and live as other
h,oh1v rosr.ot.h,.3 80 hc.a,.a -,
psS'Ae "AAsAs s1'Ao'eu s's'-
Gems.
Il confidently believe that this bill
will be enacted into law and if II
doas !. MI, o+ I. ,o.r 80. ~.
- -. - 1oe 'ns
IN mug ratioh which moving west
ward will be attracted to Louisiana
by reason of her many advantages
in climate and soil: that ia as soor
.h-a...,4- .,.....-..,s. -,
- Tug ieeu.'e - sne eApeIilns ns'n'a1
farms are taDuiated and sent broad.
cast over the country, as this bill
provides.
r...4 r..4,. So.
.... '' 2 Ao- .s.0 0o.1'''
mere Is e great future In store
for the South and Of all the Southern
States none ia more resourcefnl than
: ,-.-,s .--.,-'
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
SUNNY BROOK DIsTILLERY co

We know that users of SUNNY
BROOk-the PURE FOOD Whisky
will not be satisfied with any other
brand. Therefore, we publish the
following list OF places in st. Tam
many Parish where SUNNY BROOK
the PURE FOOD Whisky is ALWAYS
sold to first-class trade. so that trans
tents and travellers may know where
to get 1t.
List Of Places:
J. H Heintz. Covington, La.
w. N. Patrick. Covington, La.
y. Depriest, Covington, La
Jos. Rausch, Abita Springs, La.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
MONTY WILL BEGIN
SURVEY Of ROAD
To SPRINGS
Leaves for BeraaIiIIo to Gel
Camping Outfit and Assist
arts Start VIII Be Made
This Moming,

J. r Monty assistaa. tote ensi-
neer will begin the survey of tho AL
buQuerque-J road today
Mr. MONTY who returned from Ber-
nallllo Wednesday left last night fof
that town. whore the state engin er's
office has a campins outfit He took
an assistant from here, another from
santa Fc viii meet him at Bcrnalilia.
and he will engage two more at Per
naiillo
They VIII begin the survey this
morning At the Alameda bridge Thes
viii pass through tho settlement of
Corralcs upper Corrales. and thee
follow the stage line to the hog
back They will follow neN route
from thete tn Tho Jemcz river and
also from the Jemez pueblo to Cam
yen From there they will survey thu
stage line to the springs They Will
be gone two weeks
j. A. French. state engineer. who
was here Wednesday night said he
favored the employment of "a large
force of w0rkmen as surn IS MIR
Monty completes The survey The
state engineer believes It would be
more economical 90 employ large
gang and to push the work to COM
pleton at the earliest possible date.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
CAMFIELD DAM At
LAS VEGAS GIVES
WAY; NO FLOOD
Break b Structure Holding
Back Vast Lake Of Water Is
Small and Discharge Is Car
0ed OF By Arroyo


rH I.f FfaH s M tlne tt~
ff. atpt.isd Nrats BE- fHe fIs aan
- fha Camafn franan preief
0Hf n|Ir. Haffn ~ fh. Ntf occurred
4f aemts hH afternoon HHi ne
fIa4. rnnf ST $50 Neeu ftfefine
e'ih fhf Uana aHH 0f fhe 'aH
rfsa Tae Hfnh aa. fmaN at fr'
afH dfea'f 6 fnf elaffr al thn aam
co ihf fD0 f efadHlI'f sffa afs.f
1nm uf ffsrine - afin0f fn'
Ef.tk uaa ahenf faii In ffh tnf
nnf.r came 9lf aaHr through fnr
am Do an0fe ar1 $3.50 carried ~ W
ffa Affmn perlF b" surrounding
H-mIHa nnfa nafe n0f inundated.
ao- ell fhe RaieT ftrh thf c.if
ClfH EHe'nsef seorge p Morrison
iafrs estimated fhit there sore about
100 auar. aefns of atrr nINfaainf
s|r fea n dfrfh Had mfk hf tnn
Hlu. and unless fnt Nreaf FfoHl'
grow areOr and release fne uaiff
fh ora huge volume. no flooding ~
fAe fIlf nln nof1f There r1e taiA
tonight 0f snhrzine che break in ORE
der ~ iel fte Hafff onf faHifr NNf
- nsier ihan ih. Afrofo Peooa could
carry il avaF
Cnnadfrhfe excitement Was n'-
adf0nad this affefnaon ahen thf
lfnal aas annonned Af .eusi 800
thousand nsopie eafiea ior tne
ane Thog stood "a Dc bills over
booking fhe ulg feesfloir who're fhff
wfrt ssfe ffam danger Tho ranu
~ rilwar ran nrlns ~ loaded cars
onto the bridge spanning ihe Afrojo
pesas 90 ieep uaf structure from
aairr Haahed away
% sstlmafod fhat the break in
.hr dam niu require 10000 tD fl5.-
aaH rs repair. SINCE b has weakened
.hc cenfnr n she structure consider
sh|y is undermining it
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
a. a. JONES GIVEN
BANQUET BY BUSINESS
MEN OF MEADOW CITY


Eaat lan NoFas s. ~ june Ia
Tne sHaness men pf Vas Vegas the
Homa eln # llun a. A. Jones lirst
asastant secretary Of the interior. TO-
nlahl honofea Nr Jones with g bril-
liant banquet "a fhb Castancda hoe
ffl. Pilates Wfre iam for sesenif -tNe
auaaa Tine annir. Wa SORT Of home
eDmine eteB fpf Ar jones and cn.
nree informal There were Mo sei
speeches. hai ludae pavd J lfahy
Aho presided ~ tUastmaHtct eAlloa
oa number oi HE guests fat re.
auonaes % foasa Among those Who
spoke wcfe % A lnrralolo y
Rogers. Jr4 s. 81 Davies. jr ana
George rs Klnkcl An elaborate menu
was served and "erpe Juice fafuish
ed the principal beverage
Mr Jones. while 10 ihe ciu. VIII
artaune o. remove % Washington 90
Hte during the next fouf years tnk-
ing NIu him his wife aud young son
Tho h8udsemc Jones residence horM
notable FOR the many social fnnetons
hea There. Will either he leased of
NiHfH In fhN hands 0f g earoiakef
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13

bauk. nHt he does NOT draws out TIM
nlifr sia.n00 at ono time Aa be
needs money he draws on lhe bank
he wants $500 ha draws any that
amount ne pass interest only on
the amount winch he borrowed from
ihe hank ln thls was q frmer can
50 ORC ffcdt for any amount 81
money. alwafs readily available. and
onls has 90 pas Interest on the amount
which he actually nses
For fHe Ions time loans ef the far
ners the aYhgs hanks are allowed
10 invest Hp te go per cent of their
deposits in farm MORTGAGES. These
moitslaes ore 0f tVo cl0sses those
fnf porads nn e. ten kears and those
Tor period. 0f from ten 81 thirty
kaar The shorter term mortgage
i0ans aff repaid Ns The borrowers in
aat wnH sum as in the United States,
lot the longer l.rln ioans are repaid
IS amortization that s small an
HHa Has mrula made Hpuu the nrn
fnal of ihe iaan The hanks are
onh permitted 81 ehar4e borrowers
8nf- haif prr cent moro fh8H they arc
required t0 raf deposilar At lhc
ptesont time the prevalent ratio IS 5
per cent ihoueh generally it is per
cent Money is only loaned up O. aa
per ceni nf the appraised value oi ihc
land although the banks accept see-
nud or thrd mnttaAges $50 long as the
total amount 90 mortgage indebted.
ness does NOT exceed the 80 per cent
There 81 also q mortgage bank n
Florence lne Monte iii pasehi. found
90 hy one of the early dukes of Flor
enec. Nhlcn has carried on profita-
$40 ANA beneficial business 20 this
day fhis bank issues mortgage dee
heptures at gta Ils and S per cent.
Most ~ the aehentures nnM outstand-
uU are 81 per cent fhey sell n
riflo undrr par which IL the usunl
condition in italy and their market
price compares faNotahly with gov
ernment bonds
Tho cooperative societies for pur-
been successful. The farmers them
SELVES Dc NOT belong 60 these societies.
bot the landowners do all purchasing
81 mrm machinery and fertilizer
These societies are also active from
an educational standpoint and main
tiiic aerDulturai methods u Is a
about from village to village instruct
ir@ the farmers in The use oi scien
tilic ahHcH'urm methods. IL is q
hafd task i0 induce Che peamntrS y
Hse modern machinery ana chemical
ffriill2ers hat The great interest 81
ahie men ln Tho work has accom-
pilshed much. both in sprcadine O
more iheroush knowledge 81 scien'
uNe agricultural methods and lu fi
Hancine inc fHfms
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13

It is true that women more fire.
quently suffer from kidney trouble
than men. Ii is also true thew suffer
more Intensely. owing 20 their more
sensitive organism. Katherine l.. Nor
ton, New Bedford, Mass, SAYS "A had
q terrible pain across ms back. with
a burning and seAldins feeling 1 took
Foley Kidney Pills rs advised, with
results certain ana sure. Tho pain and
burning feeling LETT me, felt toned
mp and invigorated. I am glad 10 rec
oinmcnd Foley Kidney Pills" They
are TOME In action. quick IN results.
J. H. gfRiallV Co
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
An obvlous solution.

After Cave Johnson had served MS
long and brilliant career in congress
and had retired to the quiet OF Pr
vate life he once stepped into the OF
flee Of his nephew, Robert Johnson
then a young lawyer OF much prom
Use. and finding the young man en,
gagged in writing with gold pen hao
occasion to remark upon the eNttaN"
eance Of the rising generation
Why is it." said he. that every
young man now has his gold pen
whie those OF my day were cohlen'
to use their goose quills?"
II suppose" replied Robert, IN tnV
most innocent manner possible +
because there we're more geese "lep
you We're young man TT al's''@
City Star.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
LEAVES IRON ON
DRESS AT Y. W. C. A.:
FIREMEN TURN OUT

4 member 81 the + w. c AZ left
ar iron standing on her dress whils
she was Ironing about s o'clock last
rlghi at The association huildins. 3f5
South Third street s thin wreath
of smoke curled up from the drcss
and panic broke loose An alarm
was telcphcncd the central station.
but when the motor ensine arrived
the Young woman informed the fire.
men that the lire was oHt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
NOTICE..

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted 90 the estates OF August
Z. Kouiller and John G Rouller are
hereby notified that they must call
and settle their accounts on or be-
fore July g. 1913 II not settled by
this date. same will be turned over
70 our attorneys for collection.
z. GRANDJEAN.
Agent for the Estates
San Marcial \, Ma May y, 1918.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13

Pine ground milo maize hes. and
cheapest grain on the marKct. Con-
tain~ all the best elements of bran
and corn chop combined. Part OF
bankrupt stock Of q. Berger. Price
rer hundred. Sf.60. Special price in
large amounts tscd by the daifies,
livery stables, ana feeders Of stoci,
and poultry Buy now a. this stock
can't last long at this price.
- " FEE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
fONDo Rf,-rHyOIH -
Aiff.E 10 CiHitf FLOOD

Roswell u 81 June i The 90
q - 81 ihe Hordo rfeergaIf pfoseu
aAle A. earr8 fhe uie head comm.
Hom fhe moaatairs lasf night and ai'
aarFaf g. gaased Traffic Was o..
maa af fht santa fe south of hffe.
tfIs evening after having been
h.orkfa foi faftf-eient hours hf aam'
aaea bridges
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Advertised letter list for the wes
|ndine June 4. 1919.

Advertised letter list for the week
ending IHne z 1919
Ladies List.
Aquilar Pnneiana Lopez W Bekar.
R0saiie. IslaweH. Mfs Nettc. Brooks.
Anna galdez Miss Aurelm. Burke.
Mrs j. * Dix. Miss Mary Dixie.
Fisher. Mrs. q. II Flaek. AIRS Wal
ter. FlofnpS, Mrs 81 ~ Gonzales.
Miss Garlotas 0rlego. Miss sefcrina
Gerlcgo Bcrsabe Arandcs de- Har-
fIsou. Mrs H. W. Hornby. Miss
Claire E Howard, Miss Kate James.
Airs Johnson. Miss Edna PEARL Jar
lmillo. Maria '.lsger. Mrs. HELEN.
Luian, Pablo. Narerander AIRS An
nie Aontoilo, Aeapita M0rsch. Miss
Eva Miller. Miss Ethyl. owen, Mae.
owen. Mrs. George B.. sanchez Miss
r. G sanchez. Airs Harry TeIles
Catalina Whitfield, Mrs. Louise
Mems List.
Alexander q At Alapaugh. VI. p
Armiio Hormenes. Amrol. Max
Ahadis. Masodoulc Baca, H. Baker
F. H.. Brown. r. r.. Rargas. Marcoz,
Beers. A. -. Bntierres. Edwardo.
Boyd Earl. Craycns, A.. Cain. Dr. G.
W. Cin. Merle. castillo. Antonio.
chaNclv Dessv. Cunningham. Nath-
anloi. Carpenter. Percy r.. Dundee.
Johnny DcIand, John t2) Douglas.
A. M nomanieo Antonio. Foley
John J Frabhri Halchclle GRAY. Mai
Alouzo Graham Grcg Garcia. Lito.
Gutierrez Sisctos Hoeardy. John,
Tanscn IT.. o.. HAYWARD, Albert W
(gls Hnickley. George g.. Howard
II B Heald. j. D.. Jones y. G.:
johnson. Charlie. Johnston. o. w
Maez. Antonio. Murillo, Marearito,
MeNein Jack. McGarry. sagn Mon
ton. Naleatin. Mora, yictors Moore,
Wm Montana. Calalinoi sNolcott
Goo H. Margos, segctariu1 { otto
Chester T.: owen Elmo NJ Price
Gilmore ~. Romero. Antonio Rome
70. Ramon Baca RalL Eugonio Rey
nolds. j. NJ. sanchez Ae0nsision
Sehustcr. Max; Stone. j. T. Shallon-
berger. Lewis r., Townloy, T. n. 60.
Teller Taotsame Turrentine. J T.;
Terry " Cg) vigil. Juan Walton,
y. j. Walton. Harvey Wharton. r.
Az Ragner. G. r..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
\ Young Philosopher

Mother You disobedient boy ! w
q mind to whip you.
Willie-Well. ma. there's nothihs
easy 10 change as womans H''"'
ycn know -Boston Transcript.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
Very Necessary.

Hewett---f expect to leave ioo''
prints on the sands Of time.
Jewett--It takes sand to dc H.
Womans Home Companion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13

ia. what is pariy Loyalty
Hope 81 good Job NeW of'
leans Times-Demnerat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
10 COUNTRY pnINTrRs.

The Journal has forty or fifty sec
ond-hand type cases and double rack
ln first-ciass condition. They win be
sold cheap. First come. first served.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
SEMINOLE APARTMENTS
G2O 80. Flower st.. Los Angeles.
SUMMER RATES

Lobby. large ana beautiful. social
halt billiard and pool room modern.
hamflI-f single rooms two and three
room apartment private bath close
lu only five blocks from broadway.
esomafhIHg DIfforrHls
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
ANIT~r RAINFALL. OF
YrAH ONf.B PANHANDi .

iiaaflI0. TEX Inne Tho heaf.
Hst nanfai NifnIn = fcar Nas ren-
afsi aaef fhe panhandle If Texas aur
Oklahoma an4 ln tastefH Sew Mex
$50 aI niaht and early to-day break
lnr Hfnnfht 90 several WerhH siiHn'
asnaae to r0us was reported from
snme points HHt afufiaiiz ine ffin
500 nNfiHHf
Dance 10 Casino. Old Town. salur-
dny night ssnir~t plnff ~ town
good musir. fofd floor. Don't mis- ii.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
Summer Session. San Diego Army and Navy Academy
Pacific Beach California.

July fst September opportunity
combined a
enrolment lal-
IL. l42 Address Infantry
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
!Slsss; 81 l7l1 IS sEl


Modern housekeeping apartments
$40 % $50 monthly all furnished
well ventilated quiet. homelike.
lafsa gruuuds. Conservative Invest
maa co.s 5p5 CitIzans Natl Bank
nlaa. "a aal 4aln sla. Los Angeles.
nnanlaa Aahla. MalL zA4a
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
HAVE YOU HAD TYPHOID

IHlald s ~ laa a. - s.sred aiaea.s that
HffAaefs ffsEfffw alH Faf4tiar seefGfs taHH fagIH
aH4 fay u iaHf. re thsi mAlfafl Everyone Angas
z eases fNHtfarici nHHIH ffIfflin1 nf aaaI fszf-
f'fH. BOG iris dfeaflsf disease need + r1 lHHaar
fe4fef a1 affaf meaal frrefieHae hls sfnan.ifs1ai
lts Him9 HiIfaeulqls eeay e vaccination aelinst g.
AZ f11r HffaieIan. 81 fr'asiff 0r sfnd f0 us faf
raHtiif Have SOS lad fffHHdf" u tells ahlHf
lfEi4id firfHsi11 ana W wonderful RESULTS fraH If
THf CUTTER LABORATORY. BFRkELEY CAT.
iuff1HtHH uuitf r. - NaT. ilefuie AH.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-13
Greatest Fishing Resort
in the World

Home ~ The Lcaring Tuna ana the
Giant SwordfIsh. abundance of Ye-
low Tail. White Sea BASS. Bonita, Al
hucore white Fish. Sheepshead. Black
Son Bass and the great number u ga
fietics of smaller size and less famc
which abound IN these waters
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24
LIVE WIRES AT c. c. LUNCHEON TRANSACT BUSINESS


Der of commerce today was attended
that body. In the absence of the presi-
dent and vice president, F. E. Corn
wall presided at the business session
of the chamber. Among the matters
which were brought up for discussion
was a recommendation by the commit
tee on publicity that the following in
scription be printed on the sign board
which was recently erected near the
Northern Pacific depot:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-06-24

The publicity committee further rec
commended that a four-inch advertise
ment of the Palouse country be in
serted in the August and September
numbers of the Sunset and Pacific
Monthly magazines, at the regular adj
vertising rates. $50 for each inser-
ton.
In a short address Professor w. H.
Olin of Boise, director of the agricll-
tural sub-stations and superintendent
of agricultural extension of the Uni
versity of Idaho, complimented the
chamber of commerce on the lines of
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work that it is undertaking and the
manner in which it is handling various
problems which are confronting the
people of this section
w. e. Wallace, president of the
Moscow Chautauqua association, out
the committees to make the chautauqua
a success and announced that there
would be joint meeting tonight at
1880 in the chamber of commerce of
all the committees on arrangements
for chautauqua week. The meeting
will be open to all who wish to attend.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Monday, June %, 1918.
Deeds.

Oscar J. Swift to Annie Kendall ct
vir Thos. r., $1,000, lots 10, II, ~, 10,
blk. of Four Mile.
N. G. Gilbertson ct Tx Mary to w.
M. Duthie, $1.O0, lots II, 70, 13, ID
and lots l, 2, and 20, and "a, blk. So
of Troy.
f. A. Clark ct ux Lottie to R. E.
Garrison, $1.00, Ell lot and all of
lot 8, blk of Sunnyside ad. to Mos
cow
Serene Keeney Lynch ct vir Robt.
e. and ]. L. Lynch to Hannibal H.
Choat $1,000, nhswA nkseA 26-41-5.
Homer A. Rust ct ux Clara E. Of
Whitman Co., to VIM. B. Paulson,
$1,000, nhswA nAseA 26-41-5.
Zelona A. Cozier of Moscow to Emily
H. Shaver, $1.0O, subdivision of lot
of Russels' ad to Moscow.
Mortgage.
David M. Fraser ct ux Mary of Pot
latch to the Potlatch State Bank, $3.50,
due 3 years, seAseA 34-42-4
Chattel Mortgages.
B. G. Linderman ct ux Nora e. of
Kendrick to the Kendrick State Bank,
5000, due 1O-20-13, horses, wagon,
and harness.
j. j. Smith ct Tx Rose of Kendrick
to Farmers Bank & Trust Co., $3.50,
1ue 1O-1-13, crops on w1aswA sec. 90,
26-38-3 and 2-3 of the crop
On the land known as the Reeves
arm l mile from Kendrick
Releases.
Mary 0. Waggoner to David M.
frazier ct TX, 6-4-10.
Miscellaneous,
Water Permit-A E. Robinson to
as Bratcher and C. G. Compton.
Certificate of Completion of Works
diversion of water of Brady Gulch
Marriage License Ole Lewis and
dina Flalock, both of Troy.
Same-Forges Nordby of Viola and
lorenzo Gregory of Palouse.
Deed of uardian-Serence Keeney
ynch, guardian of the estate of Robt
Keeney and Emma Viola Lynch,
inors, to Hannibal H. Choat, $1,000
RswA nhseA 26-41-5