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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-08-14

w. F. Perkins. Lot goa, s.s acres 2.42
W, w. Clark, Lot 22a, sos acres Gals
y. r. Quayle, Lot 23a, SIS acres. Isl
Fred Loertcher, Lot 23B. IL acres .3S
Each OF said delinquents is hereby
notified that in addition to the assess
ments so due for the year 1918, a PEN
atty Of 10 per cent has been added and
the additional sum Of rs cents as re-
CURED by law.
said delinquents are further notified
that unless the assessments delinquent,
together with the penalties and costs,
have been paid, the real estate upon
which assessments were made will be
sold AZ public auction by me; that said
sale will be made at the office OF the
Board of Directors in the City of Mont
peiier. County Of Bear Lake. and State
of Idaho, in said irrigation district, on
the first Tuesday Of September, A. d.
1914. and that said sale will commence
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m.
and o'clock p. m. Of said day and con-
tinue from day to day untu all OF said
property shall have been sold.
Dated this LIST day of August A. d.
1914. NJ. b. CHERRY,
Treasurer of Montpelier Irrigation
District.
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Serial Oi7774
Notice for Publication on. :

Uniaed States Land Office, Blackfoot. Idaho,
July 25, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that f. w. Boehme of
Geneva, County Of Bear Lake. State of Idaho,
has filed In this ONCE his application to enter
under the provisions OF the act of Congress, ap-
proved June %, 1874 or Sec 2306 X. s., the Lot l
of Sec. 20. Il. ~ South, k. 40 East. b M. Amy
and all persons claiming adversely the lands
described, or desiring to object because of the
mineral character of the land, or for any other
reason, TO the disposal of applicant should file
their aftdavlts OF protest in this ONCE, on or
before the 18th day of September, 1914.
HENRY w. KIEEER,
Register.
First Publication July 81. 1914
Last Publication, September 4, 1914,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-08-14
THE TWENTY YEAR TEST.

Some twenty years ago I used Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy writes g. w. Brock, publish
or Of the Enterprise, Aberdeen, Md, ~
discovered that it was quick and safe
cure for diarrhoea. Since then no one
can tell me anything said to be just as
good During all these years / have
used it and recommended it many
times, and it has never disappointed
anyone For sale by all dealers.
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Serial 0i777
Notice for Publication.

United States Land once, Blackfoot. Idaho,
July %, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that r, w. Boehme of
Geneva County OF Bear Lake, State of Idaho,
has filed in this office his application to enter
under the provisions of the act of Congress-, APP
proved June 90. 1874, or Sec 2806 X, S., the Lot
2 OF Sec. 2s, T. 10 South, K. 40 E., b. M. ANY
and oil persons claiming adversely the lands
described, or desiring to object because OF the
mineral character OF the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file
their affdavIts OF protest in this ONCE, on or
before the 18th day of September, 1914.
HENRY w. K1EFER,
Register.
First Publication, July 81, 1914
Last Publication, September 4, 1914.
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rhos. Bridges, Lot /. BLOCK 8. Is

lnos. Bridges LOT 1. BLOCK ., l.3
wp. Irving, Lots OTIS a-s.G-7-s, Block 'SS
3. 81 acres ........, 1.67
VI 4. Crane Lot i, Block 8, Is 20
c. A Bridges. Lot 8. Block 8, IL 'o0
VIM. i irving. Lot i Block ., is %
Public School, Lot B. Block 10, 90
W. ". Clark. Lots IL, Block ii. -
C. s. Hitler. Lots ia-2b. Block 10
Thoss I.auridsen, M Of ) and ali =
of 4, Block Il, 1.6 acres. .... IA
J. + shupe Lot, M Of s, Block
W. 4 wilcox. Lot sB, Block Il. =
Joe Z a asteli Lot i, Block Is. Is =
W: +, Rid. Ri5 Of Lot i, Block ~
D. z G. stuart iSs , Lot g. Block il. il =
J. Kinneialey. Lot !, Block Is. 80
sarah T. Jones, Ei1 Of Lot 5. 4
All Dorne e.; NJ of Lot i. Block =
Ida EsterhOiddi. Lot Z. Block ii. -
Is, acres ...........,..... 1877
f.. NJ. Winters, Lots Is, Block
Joe rueller. i Lot Z. Block iiG. IL =
B. H; Bowen, SIX of 3, Block 10.
Joseph Jones, Lots Sc, Block Is, -
H. #. Dalrympie, Lot !, Block ID,
VIM 1s f SsS Lots 5b-sa block 80
Thos. Barrett, Lot 6b, Block II.
Jerry r. Horton. M Of Lot I. block 80
F. dalton, E1s Of HH Of Lot 5. :.
B. f H Bowen W. l VT 59t OF EH Of Lot II
ida Wright RrGgh NJ Of 1f' VII Of Lot s,
Md n5asT II Bhdlps lot Ell of Lot q. II
J. F. Phelps, nv of Lot 8, Block
sarah Phelps, M Of Lot i, Block :.
I'd. arojean SIX Of Lot i. Block
Martin Phelps. ali Lot 5. Block !.
sadie Durgin. Lot s. Block ii. IL O
Ellen = irving. Lot i, Block II. y
Mad lG ssT Tuescher, Lot !, Block 80
Rudolph Tueseher. NJ of Lot ). 80
VIM. HirsGhi,l Lot so i. Block Is, is
unfnown,, Lot slb. Block IS. 6 90
H. II pairymipiiiei, Lot a5e. Block
W; 4 Nys, Lot 4. Block :, Boyer Lev
< Of %. / lot ~ 1vsl' -. II
81 Of %. i lot ........... n.
Minnie nf I NJ A
is, i lot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = ..es II
Block -. i lot '........ -. n
Montpelier, idaho.
Emma Cozzens, Lot lib, Sec. s3,
TIP. II s. r. "A e. B. M, 10
Montpelier Creamery, lot lie, Sec.
3s, TIP. ~, S. r. IA e. B. NJ.
e a s"nYners ~ IT, sec "a IN '1
IL S. r. AZ, u. b. M, 10 acres 2,75
J. I. Phelps. Parcel S-8a, 2s.5
c. II. Bridges. Parcel s. 10 acres s s.ss
Ed. Grunig, Parcel S, acres. 1877
Franz Burya, Parcel 9, acres 1877
Mary A. Parker, lots &c, 16
Thos. Douglas Lot SB. / acre. ~
Rose Bolles, Lot .5A, , acres. .5b
Walt Phelps, Lot "A, 2 acres. 30
]. M. Phelps, Lot ABB, / acre.. az
Ezra Phelps, Lot I'D, acre. 81
Geo. Phelps Lot BIB, 1.e acres. .42
Rose Bolles, Lot CD, lie acres. "a
Geo. Phelps, Lot GA, IL acres AZ
Geo. Phelps. Lots 6-6B, 3.5 acres 30
Geo. Phelps Lot SC g acre. 10
VIM. Hirschi, Lot IA, acrea... 1877
Raymond Hirschi. Lot 7R, lie
AeFeA t+tFstt*tsst.st,s.s.s 'fa
Jacob Moni, Lot iaA, a.E acraa,. 90
Fred Trpssel Lot itA, 20 acres ,ss
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. s. Land .ofice at Blackfoot, Idaho, July
8rd, ID14
Notice is hereby given that Anna Berger, OF
Bern, idaho. who, on August 18th, 1907, made
Homestead Entry, Serial 039O7, for VIZ NEA
Sec. q, and SWI{ SEA and SEA SWA, Section
IS, Township - South, Range 43 East, Boise
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention TO make
final five year proof tC establish claim to the
land above described before Smith Hoge. U. S.
at Paris, Idaho, on the 18th day
of August 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Christian
Kuuz, Seth n. Kunz, Henry ID. Kunz, John 7.
Rigby, all Bern, Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER,
20 Ct Register.
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Notice Tor publication.
naparfTnanf NJ the TUfar,nra

U. s. Land once at Blackfoot, Idaho, Au-
gust l, a914.
Notice is hereby given that Ezra L. Kunz,
Oct. q, 1910, made Homestead Entry, Serial No
08850, for SEX SWA Sec. 8, E1S NWA and Lot
2, Section z, Township ~ South, Range a East,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make Three Year Final proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before g. Spong-
berg, U. S. Commissioner, at Montpelier, Idaho,
on the 2srd day of September, 1914
Claimant names as witness David Kunz,
Christian Butler, Jr., William Bischoff, and
John P. Allemann, all of Bern, Bear Lake Co.,
Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER'
6146t Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-08-14

Joe s,J Zones, al Lot z tEh Of the
a =. B. M, so acres .......e. 22.OO
VIM irving, ali Lot / (being the
q, i; 3. M. 1915 acres. -. 4441
Jacob Hirschi, part Lot 6, Sec.
g. TIP; ID, s. r. "A e. B. NJ.
Joseph Jones, ali Lot 8 ishiouid ''
be Lots 2-81 Sec 6. TIP. 1S. s.
r. "A, q. b. M, 70.2 acres. -. 1890
Frank Jones. all Lot 8, Sec. 81,
TIP. ~. S. r. "A e. b. M, 26.4
w. W. clark, all Lot I, sec. 81,
: acres 1912
TIP. II, s. r. A, e. b. NJ, 21.7
s p sorensen ali Lot = sec e,sO
go, TIP. u, s. r. a, e. B. NJ.
Amos r. Wright, ali Lot ii. See. '0'
20, Up. IL, 5. r. "A e. B. NJ.
Samuel Han part Lot !, sec Is 90
TIP. IL. S. r. "A f. B. M. 20
w "a Graham. mari 10, sac 300
Is. TIP. ~. s, r. "A, H. b. NJ.
22.2 acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
w. 3. Graham, part Lot 2. Sec.
r, acres ;.;,...,. .:...;..... 1870
TIP. IL, s. r. A E. B. M, 35.5
john 2. Aiiemain., part Lot 4 Sec $40
z. TIP. u, S, R. A Z. B, M, 5.s
w B. Graham, ali Lot i, Sec. i''0
Il, TIP. II, S. r. A, e. b. NJ.
f. strong. ali Lot 6, Sec 81, Trip. ii'OO
Y. $. R. A. E. b. M, 10 acres 100
unkn ., "a Owner. part Of sWh
OF the NWA. and part of NWA
of the SWA, Sec. II, TIP. u,
s. r. a, E. B. NJ, 1875 acres. 1900
Sam Hall, part Lot 2, Sec. IL, TIP.
u. s. r. "A, E. B. NJ, 24.6
A. NJ. Parker, part Lot s. Sec. H. 90
Tp, -. s. r. a., e. B. NJ, 21.S
a. R. wright part Lot .. sec. 500
~, TIP. ~, s. r. A, E. b. NJ,
A. R. Wright. ali Lot 2, Sec II, ''
Ip. II, $. R. A F. 3. M, 1876
Isaac stevens. ali Lots ii-i2z1s. oa'
Sec. y, TIP. IL. s. r. a E. B.
M, 23l.2 acres .s........... 63bS
Isaac Stevens all Lot /, Sec. 90,
TIP. IL. S. R. A r. B. M, Fl
c. NJ. Holmes, part Lot la, sec.
z, Tp IL, S. r. a, E. B. NJ,
Mrs. NJ. Holmes, part Lot i. Sec. 80
q. To. y, S. r. Al T. B. NJ.
j. r. shnpe. part Lot 3, Sec 81 4SO
TIP. II. S. h, AZ, Il. B. NJ, Ia
Thos. Barratt. part Lot 4. Sec. 81. 90
ras acres 80. $50
e, Tp. II. $. r. A. E. B. M,
j. R. shupe, ali Lot 1, Sec. IS IN s4V
l.. s; R. 4! e p. NJ. Sc acres 2s.s5
hurgoyne Addition TO the City OF
Montpelier, Idaho.
george Dana, Lot g. Block 4, Q
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annie nj 1 tas Lot IS. block 10. u
Mrs. Christie Mcintosh. Lot 1sa,
Block ii, lot .......'....... II
o.. Hyman, Lot 20, Block II, l
Iot -. !, ..-,,;.....;;..., II
Unknown, Lot IA, Block IL, 1 lot II
Geo. Munns, Lot II, Block IA,
Block IA, lots .............' .ss
Unknown, Lot IL, Block IA, lot II
Andrew Larsen, Lot B. Block is.
Unknown, Lot 4. Block Ii. lot IL
]. Arnold. Lots s-1o-11, Block
10, 3 lots .........:; 1880. 30
e. Strong. Lots 4-7-s-Sa-7a, s
Montpelier Livery Co, Lot s.
n 'S Strong lot "A lot -
Lillian GasKins, Lot i5a, / lot. II
Unknown, Lot f4a. / lot ....... II
Ellen Douglas, Lot IS. lot.... II
VIM. Horsely, Lot 16, lot.,,.. II
8, II, Pearee, Lot IL, / lot...... IT
Lillian Gaskins. Lot goa, lot. ii
Ann Schultz. Lot "a, lot...... II
6, Ferrier, Lot %. / lot ........ II
Mrs. u. Buckley ga, lot. ii
| Fred Sarbaeh, Lot 20 1I7), / lot II
Jacob Messerly, Lot 81, / lot. MI. II
TOTn
Montpelier, idaho.
Iris and Selma Nielsen, Lot 2,
L. + ha r; 10 Lot 5a, block !. II
Alma Hess. Lots 1 ,1i e
LIB. Block 4, / lots .......... .e6
A; Steiner. Lot. 8, Block 8. lot II
Mrs. Ghas schmid, Lots 1913
John BarEdaliI. Lot s. Block 6, az
H. + Beekstrom. Lot 5, Block 6, i =
Louis French, Lots 12a-1sb. Block
Grav sSsS Addition to the Town 81 %
Montpelier, idaho.
Mrs. McAIartin, Lot /, Block 2,
Mrs. McMartin,. Lot 10, Block 2. -
HnR'a Addition 10 the Town Of -
Montpelier, idaho.
Geo. Brown, Lots 2-s, Block 4.
nrannan ana Davis ADDITION 10 + 1ss
Town of Montpelier, idaho.
J. Z. Dnnford. Lots 6-Ea of
| n, Block |, 2 lots. ....... 80
Mrs. Maud Pruitt. Lots 1-2. Block
Jones subdivision to the Town Of 90
Montpelier, idaho.
VIM: Quayle. Lot s. Block /,
John a. Bagiey Lot sa, Block i.
Henry Astle Lot is. Block i. -
Geo. r +. smith, Lots s.ia.s-f-it. -
l6-16-17-1S, Block 2, 8 lots. 1.bO
Geo. T. Smith, Lots Abs (Wa
Of and all of %. Block 2.
Frank Jones, Lots s-io-1l-12. 30
WIN; Jones. Lot 10, Block 5. -
Peter Hansen Matt s:chiimiift)),. -
1-2-S-4, Block 4, lots. Sc
Peter Hansen, Lot 5. Block 4,
| lot .,=.z.=.. ............. 1T
Amy Jenson, Lot .. Block 4, l lot IT
Anne Jones. Lots 16-17-ls, Block
Csderiund Addition 20 ths Town Of oo
| AEontslier, gdaho.
{ Amy Jensen. Lot 9 Block 1, / lot IT
Geo, Walton, Lot l, Block /,
E. Haggerty, Lot .. Block ii -
Geo. Dana, Lot "a, Block :. lot Il. II
]. Jobson. Lot 6. Block 9. lot II
Dave Anderson, Lot 8. Block 5.
montpelier, plat aA.n =
Francis Winters. part Lots "a,
| Block !, 80 acres ........ Sc
Alfred Hogeson, Lots is, Block
2, 2,6 acres ......... II
ed. Morrison, Lots IL, part 7-s,
Block ;. 2.6 acres ..=......... II
Abe Jewett, Lots. part rs, Block
Howard Groo. Lots 1879, Block
John Quayle, Lots Is, Block s. =
J. R shupe. Lot I. Block s, s 'sS
acre ....5........... 20
Unknown, Lot 1. Block 6. 4 acre 30
D. s. Stuart, Lots 2-s-4-6-s-7-s,
Block 9, acrea ,.t,,.....,.. i,ST
Henry George Lot }, Rloelx 7.
- Aars st'i'ttt'sstA,s.f,t, IL
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DEIIMoUENT LIST OF AdOWTPEETER
IRRIGATION pTSTRlCT

The taxpayers of the Montpelier Irri-
cation District in the county of Bear
Lake and State of Idaho, are hereby
notified that the following is a true and
perfect list of persons who have not
paid the taxes due from them and each
of them for the year of 1918, which be-
came delinquent at 6 o'clock D. m. on
the first Monday in January, A. ID. 1914,
together with penalties provided by law,
tn.NItit
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NEW LIGHT TO
CUT THE PRICE
JOHN I. AND EMMETT CRAIG FIT
UP SAMPLE AND DISPLAY
ROOM AT cuLLEokA.

John l. and Emmett Craig. Of Cul-
leoka, have secured the Maury coun-
U agency for the Taylor improved
gas generator, which 1t is claimed win
reduce the cost Of the installation and
operation Of an acetylene gas light
ing plant BY more than one half.
They have fitted up handsome sam
pie and test room at Culleoka in
which are shown all the newest and
best improved models in lights, tx
lures and self lighters, Here they ex-
plain fully all Of the methods for the
generation Of the gas and the running
OF the plant.
In this room are shown no less
than thirty-eight OF the best models.
Already their system has attracted
much attention and several contracts
for lighting have been closed. Messrs.
Craig are hustling. and energetic
young men and they will make COM
plete canvass Of the county at an ear
" date in the territory adjacent to
the sample room.
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M. F. Ballanfant, Joe Hobbs, Sam In
man, B. L. Wilkes, H. G. Scott, and J.
B. Farmer, OF the old sixth.
Carl Gilbreath, vice president OF the
district, named ]. H. Courtney. w. E.
Fariss, Sam Wiley, J. T. Petty, Of the
old seventh, II. H. Medley, Of the old
eighth, and Ed Pulliam, T. Y. Eng
lish, Mint Hardy and w. R. McKis-
sack. OF the old eleventh.
Clarence Alexander, of the new sew
enth district, named the following as
his assistants, w. F. Chairman and j..
4. Sneed, Of the old twelfth, and in
the old thirteenth district. e. M. Kin
del. Horace Cecil, w. w. Conner and
Webb Williams.
G. N. McKennon, Of the new eighth,
has asked the following TO aid him, j.
M. Stephenson and Cor Kinzer. Of the
old tenth, John Cecil, Of the 18th, and
In the 14th ]. Frank Porter, Jim
Brown, G. D. Frierson and Austin Har-
Ian.
Clint Moore, in the ninth, or Co
lumbia district, will be aided BY w ].
Alexander, John A. Loftin, J. Lem
Thomas, c. P. Hatcher, John L. Jones,
w. P. Ridley, J. s. Stevenson, g. G.
McFall, Horace Rainey and W. M.
Beard.
In the tenth district, Sam Delk has
asked the following to help him In
the campaign, J. c. Taylor, Rep Far
ISIS, Clarence Kennedy, in old No. 2,
w. d. Akin and v. A. McClanahan, Of
the old No. 15, Will Robinette, w. s.
Park. w. A. Brooks and J. N. Jaggers,
of old No. 16.
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WOODMENDEC ORATE
BROTHERS. GRAVES
DR.. {. A. TfMMoNs WAS THE OR.
AToR OF THE DAY--PRoFu
SION or FLOWERS,

z DR.. E. A. TimmonE was the orator
Of the day Sunday afternoon at the
decoration of the graves Of four de-
ceased Modern Woodmen Of America.
A large crowd journeyed out to Rose
Hill to attend the annual exercises,
which were both impressive and in
teresting in their character. Those
who have gone from the Columbia
lodge are w. H. Holman, Luther
Stages, Raymond Adkisson and Frank
Dooley. A profusion of flowers was
scattered over their graves as a trib-
ute Of love and respect. The MEM
bers of the lodge desire to thank the
ladies of the city for their kindness
in contributing them.
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CALLS COMMUTE !
TO MEET JULY s
NJ
THos. 4. PEBBLES WANTS THE
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC ExEcU.
TIVE BODY 70 CONVENE.

The democratic executive commit
tee Of Maury county is hereby called
to meet in the county court room y
the court house in Columbia, on me
first Monday In July at II O'Clock NJ
for the purpose Of providing for the
election Of its successors in August
or deferring this action until sucaS
time as may be deemed proper, ana
for such other business as may prop
erly come before 1t. This June
1914. THOMAS H. PEBBLES, n
Chm. Maury Co. Dem. Elk. Com.
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FOURTH QUARTERS
CONFERENCES FOR J
LOCAL METAOD|STs
WILL BEGIN FOR THE COLUMBIA
DISTRICT ON JUNE ~ AT
PROSPECT.
LAST OF THIRD THIS WEEK.
Trustees and Committees Are Espec-
tally Urged 10 Attend Sessions by
the Presiding Elder Rev. w. B.
TayIor-New officIaIs.

With the meeting of the third quar-
|terly conference Of the First Meth.
|odist church at the Sunday school
room tonight, the holding Of the con-
ference for the South Columbia
church tomorrow night and the meet
ing for Culleoka and Glendale at
Glendale on Saturday, the third round
of quarterly conferences for the Co
lumbia district win be about over,
and Presiding Elder w. B. Taylor will
be ready for the fourth round In
many respects the fourth quarters
sessions are the most important Of
the year for at this time there Is d
final accounting Of the work Of the
conference year and the official
boards for the coming year are APP
pointed. lssi4es
The following is the round for the
fourth quarter as announced Monday
morning by Dr.. Taylor.
Prospect and Bethel, at Prospect,
June 27-2S.
Trinity at Campbellsville, July As.
Diana, at Diana, July 11-12.
Delrose and Shiloh, at Shiloh. July
II.
Elkton ana B. s., at b. Spring Ne
mortal, July 1919.
Pisgah, at Pisgah, July 90.
Richland, at Liberty, July 1926.
Chestnut Grove, at Pleasant Hill,
August ~.
South Columbia and Mt Olivet, at
Mt. Olivet, August SO.
Columbia, August 9-10.
Culleoka and Burks, at Culleoka,
August Ia.
Mooresville and Bryant, at Moores-
vile, August 1916.
Lynnville and Taylors, at An
gust 2s-2s.
Olivet and Pleasant Valley, at OIL
vet, August 1890.
Pulaski, August 81.
All trustees, woman's missionary
societies and committees to examine
church registers and records Of
church conferences should be present
with written reports.
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COLUMBIA BOYS ON
LONG SEA TRIP
JAMES WooTEN AND BENTLEY
HENDLEY 9 NvoyAcE TO MED
lTERRANEAN SEA.

James Wooten, son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
John T.. Wooten, and Bentley Hend-
Icy. son OF H. L. Hend-
ley, students Of the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, will embark upon the
battleship Idaho this afternoon and
will sail Sunday morning for cruise
Of the Atlantic ocean and Mediterra-
mean sea- The itinerary Of the cruise
will be as follows:
The Idaho will anchor for the first
stop at Gravesend near London. The
VII have two weeks leave
Of absence from the ship and will
visit London, Paris, Berlin and other
points OF interest. The next stop
will be at Gibraltar, and from there
they will go into Spain and Algeria.
They will then sail through the Medi-
sea and disembark again at
Naples. They vii visit Rome and
other interesting points in Italy.
After they have finished their stay
IN Rome, the embarkation win be
made for home.
1t will be gratifying to the friends
Of both Of these young boys to know
that they have stood their exams and
made splendid records, and this,
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TEN THOUSAND FOOT
film OF TENNESSEE
AT THE EXPOSITION
PICTURE or STATES REsouRc-
Es AND PRODUCTS AT SAN
FRANCISCO IN 1915.
SPACE 10 Be SOLD AT SIS FOOT
The Hermitage viii BE Reproduced
AZ the State Building comprenen-
sive Exhibit to BE Placed In IL
Capt Peck Makes Appeal.
(By Capt. TX F. Peck, Commissioner
Of Agriculture.l Il X

(By Capt. X F. Peck, Commissions
Of Agriculture.)
| A meeting OF the Tennessee com
missioners for the Panama Pacific
Exposition has been held at the de
partment Of agriculture. Contracts
were made with the National Film
Company, Of washington, D. O., Il
make 10000 feet Of iilm showing vi
Tennessee's agricultural, mineral,
| timber, manufacturing and CONNER
cial interests.
The commission also practically de-
cided to reproduce the Hermitage az
our state building. In this building
win be placed comprehensive exhib.
lit Of our resources and products and
In connection with it will be an audi
forum where the 10000 feet Of flm
will be shown daily during the entire
time Of the exposition.
The opening OF the Panama canal
brings the markets Of the world to
Tennessee. The state is developing
along all lines and is looking for a
profitable market. The Panama Pa
cifc exposition win attract buyers for
everything. Wide awake farmers,
live stock raisers. manufacturers.
transportation companies, CONNER
|cial organizations will want to get
the attention Of this worlds audience
that is assembled at San Francisco at
the exposition.
Those interested In Tennessee re.
sources and products will have an OPP
portunity to place on the screen daily
during the entire time Of the exposi-
ton, just what they want the world
to know about their offerings. The
wide awake business man and manu-
facturer who want their share Of the
increased trade because Of the open
ing OF the Panama canal will take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity when they
can do SO at cost Of only IS per foot
Of the Aim exploiting their interests.
No form OF advertising known VIII
produce results equal to this plan in
proportion to the cost.
The plan Is simply to make 10000
feet Of flm.s illustrating Tennessee's
resources, products, commercial &C
tivities and transportation facilities,
allowing those interested In trade ex-
pansion and development to sub
scribe and pay $500 per foot for film
used showing their interests. Peo-
pie who are interested In Tennessee,
who want the state developed and
want to broaden the field Of their &C
tivities will cheerfully join in the
movement to pass in, review before
this worlds audience Tennessee's
wonderful resources and products.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-12
WOMAN WHO CAUSED
DISTURBANCE KNOWN

LONDON, Juue 6.-Miss Mary
Bloomfield, daughter Of Lady Sara Lou
ise Bloomfield, widow Of Sir Arthur
Bloomfield, was the woman who Great.
cd the sensational scene at Bscking-
ham palace last night, when she
threw herself on her knees before
King George and Queen Mary.
omcials OF the palace today were
on the verge Of prostration as the re.
suit Of last nights scene. and the
lord chamberlain's department has
taken every precaution to circnmvent
any attempt to 'epeat it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-12
BLEAsE'S cAMPAlGl
HASN'T COST CENT
SOUTH CAROLINA CHIEF ExEs'
TIVE REPORTS TO UNITED
STATES SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June g. Govern
Blease, OF South Carolina, reporter :,
the senate today. that he hao =.
spent a cent or received any conu's y,
tions up to date in his candidac, g
the senate. The governor Volun'
ed these promises to the people
Il hereby pledge thet VIII
give nor spend money pr use ~ 3
eating liqnors for the purpose
tanning or infiuenci9E voters
Il hereby pledge myself 70
the results OF such primary anu
port the nominees Of the party g
and national. and I declare tna' e
a democrat and that am ro' ~.
become the candidate OF =. 4
ton, either privately or pupn'u
gested. other than the regular
cratic n0minee.s