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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29

MARCH 90, 1914.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
NEAT front room; tArst noor. with
4Nl1xA owner. 20S Grew street.. M.
DOOM Gentlemen or coupIe: Sic--.
MUM gle or with Kitchen, Is ana
$40. tnman Park, Atlanta sI1l-A
NTCET " furnished rooms; waking
tights; North Side. Ivy T2pirJ.
A BEAUTIFUL front room, nicely fur
= nishsd, for couple, rates reasonable.
FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; gas. bath, privste
entrances; garden. 20 Augusta Ave. Beii
phone Main 3s56-J.
FURNISHED rooms. also light house,
keepings reasonable rates. Mrs e.
Moran. 80 Carnett st.
ONE or two most attractive rooms: near
Georgian Terrace. Ivy 1851.
.TuDEE furnish connecfine
.IHREE rooms; College Park con.
veniences. f. r. S20-L.
ONE large and small furnished room.
200 w, Peachtre@. Phone Ivy 31sl.
TWO beautifully furnished front rooms
for housekeeping; electricity; no chii-
dren; with owner; also two other rooms
cheap; best location. 190 Washington.
BUSINESS B D;sGTss' rod newly .,, fur.
water. 1907 N. Pryor.
THREE Satsy si spSnt ro con. hot
ding distance; furnished, "a per week:
gsSsr sss Aos ssaS per week Apply
UPSTAIRS apartment; hot water: close
in: cheap II taken quick; two down
stairs rooms; sink, pantry; furnished,
NICELY furnished room. North side,
close in. Ivy 3915-J.
NTCEJ ,Vturnished front room for
ANANA414 4 light housekeeping; no
children; hot water any hour. 81 For
NICELY furnished front room; private
home. electric lights; all conveniences.
10 Currier st.
ROOMMATE Ss.. Young %SI. bust @.a,
West Peachtree street: Ivy sOs7-J
bT ,ARHE front room, also two un-
AA1AAOOG furnished rooms 80 Gar
ONE laGGs. !. a tasss a!IIIy furnished
Piedmont Park Ivy 3577-L
TMO nice bedrooms; all conve-
4 w ntshces. 2ss whitehall street.
STFAM HEATED. electric lights;
Nj Ian every convenience; North
Side; close in. Men preferred. Ivy ,l01&
NICELY furnished rooms In sfeam-
heated North Side apartment private
family; stationary stand; plenty hot
water. Ivy 1858.
TWO furnished bedrooms, or two con-
Meeting partly furnished for house
keeping. Ivy 6671-J.
mo gentlemen. room in private family:
~ Peachtree place; also garage. Ivy
NICELY furnished rooms; meals near
~ by all conveniences. Ivy $3.50,
TWO rooms; all conveniences; North
4 Side; private home: close to cars, or
In walking distance. Call Ivy 6l2s or
TWO neat rooms; gentlemen or busi-
ness women. Ideal summer home:
every conyenienee; private home; no
FURNACE HEAT; nice large furnIshed
room; private family; all ,convenieneee;
connecting bath. 1888 East Tenth street.
Ivy 1885.
ONE furnished room. convenient to
bath, with conveniences. 400 Raw
son 81
TWO rooms for Hight housekeepinE;
all conveniences As w. Cain street.
TWO rooms; convenlenees; private
: family; board nearby, Spring street,
between Third and Fourth streets. Ivy
1881.
ONE nicely furnished front room rea-
y sonable. Call Ivy 36sS-L 235 Court
land. Apartment D.
51d pEATuTREE CIR
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
EverybOd'S Going to the
County Fair" Next Week

Don't fail to see the grand and
glorious County Fair" Step right
this way ladies and gentlemen, and
procure your tickets for the big show.
Positively the greatest and most var
led program Of marvellous attractions
ever exhibited In this city.
It's great--the farmers, the takers,
the barkers, the old maids, the
widows, the gold brick men, the city
folks, the bride and groom, the side
show man, Teddy Rear" chorus,
the Farmer" chorus, all the songs,
ali the choruses, the fiobby, tiappy,
fiippity, fioppity, hippity potamus,
the wild man, the smagician, the
bearded woman, the snake charmer,
the fire eater. the strong man, Maud,
the Jersey Lily, the fat lady-all
these and more too will be seen at
the County Fairn 70 be given by
local talent at the opera house next
Thursday and Friday nights. IL IL
positively the "rip-roaringest" enter
tainment ever given In the city.
The net proceeds will be used IL
purchasing new books for the public
library and the opera house shoule
be packed both nights from the or
chestra pit to the last row in "niggel
heaven" Tickets only so cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
A Pleasing Entertainment.

The entertainment given by Miss
Emma Perley Lincoln at the opera
house last Monday evening, was
heartily enjoyed by those in atten.
dance. Miss Lincoln was assisted by
Miss Catherine Brennan, Rev. 9. +.
Wheeler, the Apollo glee club, COM
posed of Messrs. Gray, Holt, Good
man, Dunford, Hymas and Wheeler,
and by Miss Doras Richards as &c
companiest.
Miss Brennan rendered two vocal
numbers in her usual pleasing man.
ner, and MFR. Wheeler, who is reader
Of some note, gave several selections
which were well received. The ApoE
10 club delighted the audience wit
two selections.
In the rendition Of her numberA,
Miss Lincoln demonstrated that shf
possesses rare ability as a readerl
Her manner Is dainty yet exceed.
inly pleasing, and the interpretations
of the various roles she assumed were
remarkably accurate. She was forced
to respond to several encores.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

Conductor Frank Bourne went to
Nampa last Monday to take q run on
the Idaho Northern road, a branch
Of the Short Line. His family viii
join him there about the first OF June.
BY their removal Montpelier luses an
estimable family and their many
friends wish them health and happi-
ness in their new home.
Beginning with next week there
will be social dances twice week at
Strong's hall, on Monday and Thurs
day nights. b, F. Small, who has
charge of the hall, assures the public
that strict order will be maintained
at the dances and every effort will be
made to see that everybody who at
tends has q good time. The new
dances will be permitted, If danced
with propriety.
s. e. Todd OF Shoshone, grand
chancellor Of the Knights Of Pythias
grand lodge In Idaho, paid an offic-
ial visit to Idanha lrdge last Tuesday
night. After a short session Of lodge
the members adjourned to the opera
house to attend the entertainment
given by Miss Emma Perley Lincoln,
Returning TO the lodge room at the
close of the entertainments, light
luncheon and smoker was enjoyed by
the Knights.
Since his arrival from Long Beach,
Dune McLennan, assisted by Frantz
Nielsen, hasibeen busy painting, pa
pering and making general improve
ments about his residences and
business properties in the city. The
work is about completed and Dune
will return to Long Beach in few
days.
Under the direction Of Prof. Rulor
Y. Robinson the musical department
Of the Montpelier high school viii
present the scared oratorio 9TH,
Daughter Jairus" at the opera hous
next Wednesday night. There will
be go voices in the chorus, and tn
leading roles will be sung by the bes
talent in this city. Preceding tn
musical entertainment, two reel
of pictures will be shown. The pric
of admission will be 20 cents, an
those who attend are assured of get
ing more than their moneys worth
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
Base Ban Notes,

The work Of organizing ball team
and getting the grounds In shape has
been progressing slowly but satlsfac-
torily. The suits have been ordered
and will be here next week. Players
are being tried out but nothing like
a definite line. up on the team has yet
been made. The committee has
plenty of material to select o team
from, with the exception Of the bat
terry, but Just at present they are q
little shy OF good men at these places.
However, II positions can be secured
In town for q pitcher and catcher,
there will be no trouble la securing
men. Al Bresee spent a couple u
DAYS here this week and II II posi-
BILE that ne may return and line Nv
with the team.
The dance given Mt Strong's bal
last Monday night for the benefit o.
the team, was q social and financia
success The net proceeds amounted
to about $50.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
Ordinance No. las.

An ordinance prohibiting the hltch-
ing Of any team or horse on Main
and certain other streets within tho
I City OF Montpelier, Idaho, and pre-.
scriblng penalty of the violation
Whereof.
III It ordained by the Mayor and
eouneil Of tho city Of Montpelier,
idaho.
! Sec. /. THAT II shall DO unlawful
for any person 10 hitch any team or
horse on Main, Washington, street
between ith street and the Oregon
short Line railroad rlght-of-way, OF
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

ON any crusa street from Ath street
west within three hundred feet of
said Main street, In the city u Mont.
polieF, Idaho.
See, . Any person violating the
provisions OF thlu ordinance shall he
fined IN euy sam mot 20 exceed $1,000.
Sec. g. THIS ordinance shalt be Il,
full force and effect from and after
ten days after ita passage, approval
and publication.
Passed May 6th, ipiL
Approved May gth, 1914
Attest: 4. y uuuuHs Mayor.
THOMAS HARRgTr,
Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
HarmOn-KendalI Co. Tonight.

In the appearance Of the Harmon
Kendall company, which plays . the
opera honse tonight and tomorrow
night, the theatre-goers are PROMISED
something out Of the ordinary. by
special request Of the local manager tins
company will tonight present willard
Mack's great western drama. Sage
brush, y powerful and gripping story
OF rugged ranch life In Wyoming. In
witnessing this play the lovers OF the
drama will be fortunate in segiaa
truly good production. The play IL re-
plets with wholesome comedy. ~ well
intense situations. II carries beauti-
ful and original love story In which
BIanch Kendall and Hsrmon Wright
share the honors, while Harry PurhaFt
a. g'wIilie Settle, = and Belle LalHg. a.
s.Bossye Jones, serve actively and del
iciously In furnishing the merriment
between the tense situations. James
Ellis will be seen 10 ths leading comedy
role and hapdles the part - true mas
tor of the stage.
On Saturday night tbs company viii
present THE World and 6 Woman,
which il a version d that wonderful
society problem play The Thief The
plot csnters around 8 beautiful young
society woman, who steals - make
herself look charming. lest she should
appear unatrFsctive and lose ths love
of her husband. Miss Kendall plsys
she title role superbIy and is strongly
supported By James and HsrmoE
Wright, together with other artist
equally superior Ia their respective
parta.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

Olson's pavilion at Ovid, which
has been closed for several weeks,
will reopen for the summer season
with social dance Saturday night,
May 8. Music will be furnished by
a Montpelier orchestra. Tickets SOC
The celebrated actress, Maud Feal-
" in Moths tonight at the Rex
Theatre. Mr.. r. Perlam, representa-
tive Of sthe Chicago-New York Mu-
sic Co, will also appear in the latest
songs. Admission 10 and 10 cents.
"The Daughter of Pam" a three
reel feature play with Helen Garden
in the title role, will be shown at the
Montpelier Theatre Tuesday night,
May I2. The regular price Of admis-
sion will be charYed-5 and 10 cents.
Special for the next 80 days. Pillow
shares sharpsned for from 85 to 90
cents; horse shoeing from 50 to $4i
dies ground at cost of shares. AL
work done by electricity. Terms
stictly cash.-Bryan Bros, Montpe'
lier. -.-@--=---e.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
"A CHANGE IN DATE.

After the first page of this Issue
had been printed we were Informed
that it had become necessary to
change the date Of holding the inter-
stake contests from Friday, May is,
to Tuesday, May Il. The contests
win be held at the opera house be-
ginning At o'clock p. m.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
Modern Drug Company

L. b. Leverich has sold his interest
in the coal and grain commission
bssiness Of Levrich & Hess to Mil
ford williams, who will take posses
sion the first of July and become
actively associated with Mr. Hess in
the business. Mr.. Levrich has been
In the grain commission business for
a number of years, Mr.. Hess having
been associated with him for the past
year and half. The firm has estab-
lished quite an extensive trade, which
no doubt will continue under the new
firm name. Mr.. Williams is we'll
known throughout the territory in
which the firm operates, and the
commission business will not be new
to him as he has had much exper=
ience in that line. He will remove
his family here from Ogden about
the middle Of next month.-.ss--.
The childrenis character ball which
was given at the pavilion last Satur-
ddy afternoon under the direction d
the First ward primary association
Was a most delightful affair Nearl.
200 boys and girls, ranging in age
from two to twelve years, were in at
tendance and nearly every character
imaginable was represented. Man!
of the characters we're so well sus
, tanned that the judges found ]
, anything but an easy task to deter
mine which boy and girl was entit
! led to the prizes. However, afte
\ much consideration they decided I
4 award the prize for boys to Maste
Guy Gaskins, who appeared as Unel
2 Sam, aud the prize for girls to Nil
n Pearl Merrill, who impersonate
d Little Bo-Peep. They all looked 4
cnte that IL was really too bad that
prize or souvenir of some kind coul
e not have been presented to each OF
v of the little tots.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08


Stewart range for sale cheap. Cal
on Mrs. Gee, one block north of Bank
OF Montpelier.
Mrs. Anna Hager left Tuesday for
q weeks visit at the Dutch" Lehr-
bas ranch near Rupert.
A home for sale cheap on South
Ninth street. Inquire of. DR.. Guyon.
There is a new daughter at the
home of George King. The little
lady arrived last Saturday.
Mrs. w. Nj. Gaddis of Cokeville,
was operated on for appendicitis
Tuesday at the Ashley & Cooley hos
pital.
ID. G. Kunz was in Kemmerer
several days this week ON business
before the district court, which is in
session there.
For sale, our 32O-acre ranch at
Sharon. Write Miles Bros, Nouuan,
Idaho.
f. H. Dalton has sold his interest
in the dairy to A. w. Jones, who will
continue the business in connection
with Frank Dalton, Jr.
r. M. Reese guarantees to teach
you the tango, hesitation, one step or
Harvard successfully in one lesson.
Gall at the Golden Rule Store.
For rent, three nicely furnished
rooms; also for sale or rent q goot
secondhand Singer sewing machine
Call at the Montpelier bottling works
Why send your money out for fiouI
there is none better than the Mont
pelier Turkey Red flour.
All the new dances are taught q
the dancing school which has jus
been established by r. M. Reess
For information call at the Golde
Rule store.
Miss Lola Perkins, who was ope
ated on for appendicitis at the Ashle
q Cooley hospital, two weeks ag
was able to be removed to her HON
yesterday.
We are still offering good, servic
able shoes at extraordinary 10
prices. Come and get some of OF
bargains. You cannot help bell
pleased. The Golden Rule Store.
The Sort Line officials have PROF
ised the citizens at Lava Hot Sprin
that n depot will be erected there
once to accommodate the constant
increasing passenger traffic at th
place.
sFor rent or sale, Ave room hor
la Third street. Call at Ed. Ric
Rocery.
Mrs. Whinyates has Just receiN
direct from eastern millinery honl
four shipments of the very latest
signs in ladies' summer hats, .
she invites the ladies to call and
them -se,s.s-.'s
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

A. L. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be In Montpelier on May Ii, 10,
20, 81 %, and "a Office over Modern
Drug Go. At Paris on May ~, at
the Stucki home
I'D. Thayer, the Short Line en-
gineer who was murdered IN PocateIlo
last Saturday, was qnite well known
among the railroad men In this city.
He had q run on the First district 3
year ago last winter.
The citizens of Kemmerer have al
ready contributed 1876 to their base
hall team. aud the Camera says thai
there are others 70 be heard from.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
WILL REMOVE HTTcHING
POSTS FROM MAIN STREET

on and after May 18th It WITH. be
anlawiul for any person to hitch any
team or horse on Main, or Washing
ton street In the city Of Montpelier.
Such IL the provision OF an ordinance
which was passed by the city council
az its meeting Wednesday night
The chief of police was instructed TO
see that all hitching posts are re-
moved from Main street by the time
the ordinance goes into effect The
ordinance Is published elsewhera.sfn
>this iassies
TO take the place OF the hitching
posts, the authorities have arranged
for two feed yards--one south Of the
Sidney Stevens Implement Co.'S es-
tabllshment and the other one south
OF the Montpelier Livery Co.'S stables
on what IL known As the knntti
tract. Hitching posts will be placed
IN these yards and also electric lights
for the convenience Of those who
may wish 10 use the yards night.
The ordinance brought forth con
siderable discussion. As introduced,
it prohibited the hltehing Of teams
only from 7th street west. 10 wa
amended SO ON 10 extend the prohlb'
tied district east TO fourth street
The ordinance also prohibits th'
hitching Of teams on any side street
In the designated district, within sO'
feet OF Main street.
An ordinance was also passed pro
hlblting the lacking Of cards or sign
on any telephone or electric High
pole within the city.
After making Up the annual finan
clal statement for the current fiscn
year, the council adjourned unit
next Wednesday night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

Yesterday afternoon and evening
Mrs. ]. N. Downing and Miss Mary
Mcintosh entertained at the Hotel
Bargoyne parlors. A Kensington
was the order OF the afternoon and
about thirty guests were present. Re
sfresbments were served at 5 o'clock.
In the evening the guests enjoyed
. 500 IS until II O'Clock when deli
cious luncheon was served. The fret
prizes were won by Il. A, Sullivan
and Mrs. Robt. Sheldon, and the con-
ISOLATION prizes went to L. b. Lever
| ieh and Mrs. r. ID. Sawtell.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
SOCIAL. CIRCLES.

wednesday evening the Eastern
Stars gave O farewell social for Mrs.
Chas. e. Harris at the home Of Mrs.
II. Al. Datesman. The evening was
spent In card playing, fortune telling
and other amusements. Mrs. Harris
was presented with pretty hand
painted plate.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

new SON registered at the home
of Lloyd Bedel in this city, last Mon
day.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, May 8. 1914

A good three room house, and barn
for rent. Call on +. G. Schick..~-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

In tbe,auditorium of the Academy
Of. Idaho at Pocatello last night, Miss
Anna Spongberg Of this city, gave
her graduation piano recital. Mrs.
and daughter, Emma,
went to Pecatello Wednesday to at
attend the recital.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

The usual services viii be held &C
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
and beginning Sunday and continu-
ing through the summer months the
evening services will commence ct 8
O'Clock. The missionary society viii
meet la the church Friday afternoon
May 10 at 1850 o clock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

Miss Louise Under left Wednesday
for a weak's visit at Logan.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

III you want the blended wheat
flour or if you want the genuine hard
wheat flour we can furnish either
The Montpelier Milling Co.
Mrs. Willis Hoskins, who under
went delicate operation in Salt
Lake three weeks ago, was able to
leave the hospital the first Of this
week. She will visit with relatives
and friends in Zion for a week or two
before returning home.
BE sure and attend the social at
the Second ward hall Tuesday eve
ming, May IS at 8 o'clock. A good
program will be rendered and ice
cream and cake will be served during
the evening. Admission and 10
cents. Everybody we leone.
The friends of j. w. Whinyates
will be pleased to learn that his ey
sight has improved considerably with
in the past two weeks and he is quite
hopeful that he will soon regain his
t sight sufficiently TO enable him to
+. get around without any assistance.
Our Montana seed oats are going
at lively pace and we would advise
= the farmers who want some of them
y to get their orders in at once.-Lev-
J, erich & Hess, Montpelier. Phone 90
Last Sunday evening, while Marion
Perkins and George Birch were botf
) riding horse at quite lively speed
Y the animal fell and the boys wert
II pretty bsdly,iniured. Both bones 0
y Marion's fore arm were broken AM
he was bruised about the face. TIL
Birch boy did not sustain any brokel
bones but he was more oriess bruise
= about the body.
" Miss Kendall, who appears AZ tn
At opera house tonight and tomorrow
night, has played leading Shakes
perian roles with Charlie b. Han
Sc ford, and is proud Of having playe
Is with the late Richard Mansfield al
Sir Henry Irving. She has also 81
sd peared in such leading roles as f.Te
es zah," in Ben Hnr and as 'sHoi
To- Brewer" in Eben Holden.
~ The r. C. Hansen Co. handl'
so the celebrated Royal bread
Salt Lake; white, rye and gr
me ham. Fresh three times . wee
.ye Arthur Vincent returned last =
y day from GridIey, CAL, where he b
been assisting in settling the bu
ness affairs of his father, who 81
there the latter part Of Mar
Mt Arthur says that Mrs. Vincent I
lay pects to remain in Grtdley for sol
nu- time, at least, but win dispose of
the furniture store. Three parties VI
i s figuring on buying the stock VIA
an Arthur left there. From What
saw Of that section Of CaiifoEn
ION, Arthur says that he was not "
much impressed with t.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

ID. u. Keeney and family, at one
fine residents of Alton, bat VINO have
been residing at Poeatello, for the
past few years. have recently moved
TO Ontario. Oregon, at which place
bier viii make their home.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

If you want the blended wheat
flour or If you want the genuine hard
wheat flour we can furnish either
The Montpelier Milling Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-08

Stewart range for sale cheap. Cal
on Mrs. Gee, one block north of Bank
OF Montpelier.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-27
LAD MAKES CALL
UPON LADY FRIEND DESPITE
REPEATED THREATS.
BULLET THRU ARM FAILS
TO STOP WALTER BECKER
Wounded From Ambush, He Makes
Brief Call on Sweetheart, Goes Home
and Faints From Loss Of Blood
Identity Of AssaiIant Unknown
Anonymous Letters Did Not Frishten.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Muscatine, Feb. 2I.-Walter Becker.
i7-years -old Muscatine youth. is a he
roic Romeo. Despite threatening let
.ers and warnings received he set forth
ast evening TO make call upon a
youn, woman in the south part OF the
city. He was shot at from ambush
and bullet plowed thru his left arm,
but he untiinchingly made the call, then
summoned medical aid upon reaching
his home, where he faintet thru loss
of blood. The identity OF his assail-
ant is unknown.
After reaching the young woman's
home Becker. accompanied by Miss
Eff!e Smith. his sweetheart, went to a
doctors office, telephoned 10 the po-
lice, and then went back to the Smith
home. where he finished his interrupt
ed call. At 10 o'clock he returned home
and then for the first time the mem
bers ot his family heard # the shoot
ing.
Becker SAYS he has no enemies that
he knows of but says he received sew
eral letters in the past few weeks.
Becker was not seriously hurt.