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VIRGINIA CREW READY
FOR ANAL0STAN TOMORROW

Tn" Virginia Boat Club crew was
gwen severe row yesterday afternoon
The w. were sent over the course in
rccortHa inc, and showed cNcclint form.
ihfy caught their stroke over with a
vim. ana Iairly lifted the frat! craft out
OF the water. Hart rowing bow. Is
sh33wing magnificent form. and his
pu!!lnS power helps the port side out
mtterially. This afternoon the men
VIII be given II short row. Anaiostan
VIII be here tomorrow morning, and
Viii be taken in charge by Irwin II
Williams and the regatta COMMITTEES.
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SUFFOLK BEATS COOLERS
pETERSEI-RG VA

PETERSBCRG. VA. June 2i-Suf-
folk defeated Petersburg easily This
afternoon ia a game which was loosely
played by both teams. f.drd was I'm
nnc form. allowing but four hits, and
bat for the errors by his teammates he
would have shut the home team out.
Richmond. on In. other hand. was hst
for a triple, two two b1gEcrs and SIX
singles in The second inning "A base on
balls and thrc" singles Melted Suffolk
three runs and In the third the visitors
punched then hits again, triple. :,
two-haEger and single adding two
more rams 10 their score. y double play
10y simmons unaSsistcd. and another by.
Long and barnett. featured. The score:
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BURNS HAS FIELD DAY;
WINS CAME FOR GIANTS
Three Philadelphia Twirlers Pounded
Freely by New Iork-Lobrrt
Injuries a Rib.
CINCINNATI REDS BEAT PIRATES
Nlamauy Driven to Clubhouse in
Third Framc-lSravcs Take Third
Straight Game From Dodgers.
Cardinals Lose to Chicago.

NEW YORK. June 2t-The New York
Nationals hit all three Philadelphia
pitchers here to-day and won the first
nome victory over Morau's aggrcrn-
tion TINS season. Burns, of tho Giants.
mace two singles ana - double. drew
n baS" on balls, scored three runs and
Sto!" two bases Catcher Adams. OF
lhi!hdcIphla hurt finger and was
"ucSG:dcd ny T.. Burns SuodErnss had
ten flies hit TO him. Of which h. accent :
eI n!n". Third Bascman I.obcrt. of
New ork. injured 4 rib in batting
practice this morning, and Eroiu,,J
took his place score: -
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Montreal.
Totals 81 ~ = Is Totals - II .ii2
.Ehtted for Reehe I'm thn ,linth

}uiIalo . % q o n q q n .,
Montreal - ~ / q :
summary: iiuns-Nash o.. WhItcman 90
,fn" ii"wl"y. D"wi, Car!strom. I.aI.once
~ stolen haS" Smith. Sacrifice hits
.,"H'inF' lr"lan t2l. Sacrifice ry-.iamioson.
., %. "aS" Gilho"l"y, FLYNN. smith.
'Hf Gee. base iS-,illhonlcy. Nash Igy Home
runs WEii"iuHD. BnNd Double uiave--
,"r"r"<n - McCnrty 10 judge: Nash to
M@"H To- i'ynn !r'lnn 10 Nash 10 Flynn.
"iWE uui-iy buwd t-J b. Eo.h.
~ ,"~ on balls off B""h". 3 Passed bali
,.1ionr" Iinc l:i5. Cupiros-iiart ana
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E hi,.arn

i"'a'S Sc !" - % Totals 9, 20 81 % 3
.nnti"a for Morton in nineteenth.
.,,ih Tor DN"ill In nineteenth
1itttt"c for Scott In oirnrh
STATED for Cicott" ia n!nih.
Sror" by innings: :,
ci"reianG 0GooNoeoO0noao
,.n.n 90 t0aioooGoo0G -
summary Runs Llcb"!d. Turner ,.har
nan. jackson Fel,ch W6lv"r -, Xxx
!i,;.,Ji.kn''n >, farn"d runs Cleveland. ::
if" y Two bns" hits Jackson ,:r,r.y
,napm1n Ieisth. y collins Wna,s. ,;
~ t"" Dase hls..,Enapmrn. T.. Collinr. Ora.
49, !i..hHi Hi"r Weaver. Double ;,l,,ys nm
4ef' Hammond ana Jackson; Chapman ana
- nf"h. jackson and . %"ill. Hammond
~ innings: of CIcott". " IN ! innInc: of
rah"r, " In II innings; on Mitchell - In !.
.niinEH non" on 10 Uiuth: on Morton { T.,
=, 'RRiinEs Bases on bulls OF Mi,ch"il. -
i'v .,,, ',.' on scott. on Fabcr. : III,
~ ",.n"I -hr iah"r tiicbpid, S,ruck an,
49, M .,,,, 2! ~ Morton . by scott. 3
"iid riich fahef Firs, on .rrors-,;i.yn.
49,, -. ,.i' 'F'' I.Ei' on asses Glove
y.aii..c ~. - ~ Iih"-a:2'. tmpircs-
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New Nnrl,
'hilatlcIpI,in
Totals SIZE % totals Is Ia .,

S0"F" by INNINGS. y
Philadelphia ~ q q q q q q :, 10:
New York n y . ="
summary: hUrs- Bancroft. Ryrnc. Nichoff'
T..E.ta ~, Sn"dSrHss ~. q. Burns -
i,,E !" ~. fletcher -, Robertson, Movers
i.r"lnhid. STROUD. Twn-h,sc hit.-Nichnn
~ huinS Stolen hascs-Ni.hon C. Burns
- Meyers, Su"dGruss. Doyle Cap Braiu.rd
;'hcrihc" hit-Hohcrison Sacrificc nc
n"Hie' Double p'ayS-Dovlc, Fletcher md
;ncth."i iftrCr"it Nichon md Iu,lcr,,s.
fictchcr Dol lie ana MerkIe Left on bass
New YORK .: i'hiiadel phia. . F.rs, h1sn
on efr"rs-N"w York, >: I'hilade!Dhi,
itas.s ON balls-on stroud. = OF Ki"ry =.
on 'incup. !. ilits-on D"niar.r. i'm ii
innings: on liixcy, in > innings: of 'Cinc,n
IN "a innings. hit Nv pi,rh.rs ~.
;,lF3nd tCraYaihi. struck ou;-by stroud. {;
New York. 8. villa pitches-Riycv S,rn,,i'
umpiros- I;iglcr ana Hart Time hnn-s
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Rochester ..,......... %
Toronto ............. ? .
summary: Runs-Rath. I.uruc Dermi,t
kelly. Herbert CO.. Three base hr-Hoff
rwc base hi.-Luquc. Sacrifice hi,s-Luquc.
Graham. EHth. Herbert. Double plays-i'!c7
70 ll"lkc; Hohc TO Williams 10 Holke:
ii"ilanG {" Graham. struck out-by Iiof
:; by Herbert !. Base on balIs-or Iofi )
Passed ball-Kelly. rmpircs- AIulI!n npl
ltCSmIn, Tlm,--';T "
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Sumfunry: Nuns-S'eWsri, I0hlhy, Alien
~. Weir. Poh, Horny t2. Rice Donovan.
Richmond. fSr0 -baFA hiis-Weir, Simmons
Goaiby. Three base hit-Allen. Sacrihc.
hir--Alicr. Weir. stolen bases Rice. Allen.
WclohcI, Henry. stewart. Double plays
S!inrHons uGnassistcdb: simmons Long and
Barnett. Base btlIs-Eichiuond, :. Left
on hnxcs-Potsrshu ;: Suffolk 4. SJuch
ouc-ty Rich'nond . by Enrd :. rim" o!
gnu.e-l:3o umprc-BGb!e. Attendance =
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ROYALS DEFEAT BISONS

MONTREAL, QUE. June Fin be-
tween showers, The Royals managed TO
take the first game of the series from
HuNalo to-day by 20 3. Both Reebc
ana powd We're hit safely all through
the game, but Howlcy's lads plavcd het-
ter ball in the field than the Eisons
ana bumched their hits TO better eff
feet The score:
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SUGGS DEFEATS ST. LOUIS

BALTIMORE June .2i-St Iouis
attcr winning twelve straight. iGs+ ~
good NH nam , iho-n@y : 70 > Srssa pitched
- l'ouis 90 90 n--2 &
balcmors oO2 10 ~ II
tcrlcs-G,ronne, W!llet. and Hart.
ley, SuEgs and Owens
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HUSTLERS ARE BLANKED

TORONTO. ONT, June 2a.-Toronto
smut out Rochester in the opening
game of the series. TO o, today. Her
bert pitched line. steady game for
tho locals. while Hon. although not hit
50 hard. was very wild and unsteady
IN pinches. His triple and single,
however. featured. Score:
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SHELTERS STING COUPLE
Of RICHMOND TW|RLERS
Russell and Meadows Arc victims Oh
Open Contest With Jersey
City.
RING WORRIED FOR VISITORS
Pests Hit and Fieldcd Beyond Class
of Observation-Disclosures Were Wiid
and licldcrS Wnbhled-jor eager
Makes Managerial Debut
RING WORRIED FOR VISITORS

Two games will he played TO-DAY
between Richmond and Jersey CITY.
the EarGuiu hill sfartin. at -:.tu
o'cIncL Works and t'ltricn W'ii
tNirI tor the Climbers. with Schan-
trlc dom. The receiving.
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BOSTON DOWNS SENATORS

N,ASil lNGToE June 2f.-Boston
C"MD'n"H fourteen hits ana six sacri-
H''H WIN seven bases on balls and
INC" errors to-day ana easily won tho
!" t"n' "i ~" series with washing
I'-dars contest wns tho first fun
gum" ,''r"t"I hH Ray Collin. this sea
---- ILnLnn- .-nrnl n - nr - ,...1.,. :.
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Totals 81 .. 3 ! Totals q, s =; 70

Providence .......... o . o co
Newark ............. o.
summary: Runs Nensor, Callahan. Kraft
Zimmerman. Enziuan. stolen has.-NcN.,lly.
Twp- base ht-Enzman. Sacrifice hits
Kraft Callahan Double plays Zimmerman
l" rooley to Kraft; FabrGue 10 Shear, to
rnslow. Struck out-by Cooper 3; by En.-
.Hi,u. Base on balls-on Cooper !. Hit
hy pitched ball-Tamm co. Time -,
mnlres-frecmaM and Narrison.
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TX. Newport New,

%nwnort New. - o q o = ! -
summary: Runs-cleveland. Foster. Seig
lie Walker. Smith. w ALTERS. stolen base
- tc,nl.rcnncr. Sacrifice hts-Thrashcr.
criSi ANA Bunting; Two-hase hiis.Wa'ter r,
Scl,;lie First or balls-on Intnii;on !: OF,
Barton. !. struck oui-hv Barton, .: by
Hamilton c. Left on hascs..Newport News,
OF RANCHES. umpires-tiusscy and Nc
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Washington,

Totals s,i'T y Totals %. II . II >
'Ealod fnf shaw IN ."yonth
fHt'''d tor EnF"l Ia mimi
ttnn frr johnson In ninth.
sc,' By innings: ~
Hrsion .... 81 ia0l 0 : III
Washington - q 4 q q q l. 4
summary: ftunn- Hooper 5i. Gamer. Ian.
MIN ~, Cay -. CoI!inr Foster. fhanks
MILAN Icnr'fc Two basr hrs-Shnnks
Foster, SPEAKER, Cay. Earned runn--oH
collin. .. az Eoehiing. T. on shaw q: on
EnEe!. 4. Jhiee-LA1e hiA-AcBTics, Milan,
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INDIANS TRIM GRAYS

Grays and Newark Indians opened q
serics here to-day, and Newark cane
ont Of the battle with easy honors.
Johnny Enzman worked for the Wis
ators, and registered a shut-out. -Four
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THOUSANDS GATHER TO
WITNESS REGATTA TO-DAY
Annual Intervarsity Event Between
Harvard and Yale Flights" on
the Thames River,
INTEREST UP TO HIGH PITCH
Sensational Victory OF Yale Las,
Year and Uncertainty OF To-Dny's
Outcome Add Test to Catherine
Harvard Wins Scrub Race.

NEW LONDON, CONN, June 24-Tho
largest throng i'm many years was as
sembied here tonight preparatory IN
the annual intervarsity regatta OF Har-
ward and Yale Tomorrow
III was conceded generally that both
varsity and minor crews of the rival
colleges were evenly matched Rot
ting was light.
harvard scored a double victory over
Yale in the scrub races rowcd al duet
Tonight. The freshman four rae.
rowcd over mile course upstream re-
sultinE in a win for Harvard in & mir
utes - seconds. In the gentlenc,,.
or graduate eight race at half n mjle
the Crimson alumni finished ono and
ohc-ha!f lengths ahead in 3 minutes
o IL seconds. "">'H
- r Gales q; FERRY. CONN. June e.
tmis f Wtnns made he shames rough
practice Of the Yale crews we
RED tor. CONN, Juno "a north.
west gale swept tho Thames hcre , ~
morning. ana only the Harvard v.rsJ,,
,,in, Was ~ out for paddle. Coach Wray
the opposite shore.
Dusty motor cars, bearing tho coIors q,
IN" rival universities whose 80, 80
met on the Thames River Tomorrow
rolled in from east and Yves, ,vi,b 49,, ~
ihH dcEotces today. Trains ana steam
upats adheu their quota. and tho a,:::n:.
Siasm ''i'h"
steam Yachts and sailing craft began
~ thhc places along the course cius-
IcrlnE Two ana three deep near tho
fiiiroad bridge. while launches OF ali
,ibeS carried interested spectators IN
INC river 10 the training quarters OF the
o'lsNeh; whil" awaiting the scrub
races scheduled for the late afternoon
hchttmcnS ciEht8 and freshmen fours
Wtrc 70 furnish the prcliminarics TO the
lcE:t'.t events for tomorrow
ne uncertainty OF the outcome NJ
noht races ana the sensational victory
won ny Yale last year apparently n. Il
revived interest in all events or Tho
qua! regatta. Hotel and other accom-
inofations have been in unusual dc
mand, and old-timc followers OF tho
annua! crew contests between Yale aud
Harvard predict q return Of tho thou
Sands VINO heIpcd 10 make tho New
LONDON hoat races one OF the great col .
icg!ate contests OF the year
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Score by innings:

score by inninSS: X.
RICHMOND OF q 20 q q D. q
Jersey tity...0 u = u q {. Ill
Summary: Two-baSc hit-Mcad-
ows. Sacrifice hits-RinE CD. SRcri-
flee nH-trnnr. stolen hnscs-Arrn-
gon. Jordan, Trursdnlc Oh. Wright,
Burs. Pick. Purtr11. Double plays
Crane ia JOrdHn. Srhnufclr to Pick.
tiitS-on Russell. in 3 I-3 innings;
OH Meadows. in = -: innings.
iiascs on hallS-by Russell. %; by
Meadows. -; by Ring, =. Battcrs hit
-ilnrncy by MEADOWS t.l. Struck
"ut-by Russell. =: by MEADOWS. ;;
by Ring. a.. Passed bull-Schnufclc
Time at game. 2:0a. impircs, Car
pcnter md Clenry.
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WHERE TiIEY PIaY TODAY.
Jersey City AT RICHMOND g. gumcs).
Newark at Providence.
Rochester at Toronto &c Enmcsl
Buffalo at Montreal
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Providence.
Newark

hits without Il pass was tho best
Shean's men could do. The final count
MAS 10 The score.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Kansas City nj Newark.
Chicngo ut Brooklyn.
ST. Louis AT Baltimore.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City, II; RICHMOND, G.
Newark. ); Providence. q.
Montreal, :; Buffalo, 3.
Toronto. G: dorchester, o.
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RED tor. CONN. Juno ga north.
"csl gale swept tho Thames here M :
morning, and only the Harvard varsit,.
ciEht was out for a paddle. Coach W..
.hhiht th!S crew TO u sheltered cove on
the opposite shore. VIZ
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GALES FERRY. conn Inn. .,
hrisk winds made tho shames rough
.nis htternoon. Interfering with iba
practice OF the Yale crews
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. IL; Washington. !.
New York, .; Philadelphia, ucn in
nings).
th,caSo. >; Cleveland. nineteen in
ninEsp.
Detroit, o; st. Louis 3.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Suffolk, 4: Petersburg, ..
Port sinouth, 1; Rocky Mount. g.
Newport News, 4; Norfolk. =.
STANDING OF CLUES
". l.. Pet. w. T.. Pct
y. News. az 81 .60i Portsm'h 20 20 .463
.K. Momnt 81 ~ .5B5 Pcfcrsb'g ~ ~ Id.
Norfolk n 20 $40 SUFFOLK 2I 80 3Sg
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-05-28

"A fine assort-
fnentof dining
tables to
choose from.
Do not forget
our easy pay
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NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS

Notice Is hereby given to the owners
Of automobiles OF motorcycles, that the
licence fee ON each vehicle or machine
IL now due according TO session laws
1915, Page 1917. and must be paid on or
before 10th day Of June. 1918 And II
not so paid It IL my duty TO sieze each
and every machine upon which said II
cense fee shah not have been paid
To accommodate the public said fee
may be paid ut any bank within the
county, the banks having been author
lied by me to receipt for the same. No
delay will be permitted ~ ] am re.
sponsible for fees that may not be paid
Any person running q car upon the
public highways for rent or hire must
procure chaufTenr's license Applica-
tions for such license must be made 20
me and | will furnish all blanks for
such purpose.
No person under IL years Of ago
shall operate or drive a motor vehicle
upon the public highways.
The penalty for any violation Of thls
law Ia misdeamor and subjects tbs
violator TO fine to not TO exceed 500
and tho party may be Imprisoned IA
the county jail not to exceed six months,
or be may be both finad and imprisoned
at the discretion Of the conrt.
Dated this 2Bth day of May, 1915
JAMES DUNN.
Assessor Bear Lake County.
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Mrs. Leslie Carter In "Du Barry

George Eleine's ''Du Barry fea-
turing Mrs Leslie Carter, which Is
to be shown at the Montpelier Thea
tire next Monday night, will attract
much curiosity and interest among
the students of the Louis XIV period
Aside from the magniflcence Of the
court scenes, the expensive gowns
and the beautiful exteriors Of YER
sailles, tho film 10 conspicuous for
much attention TO historical display
that Is sure to be missed by thh great
body Of the audience. "Du Barry
Is founded On the famous stage play
of that name and features Mrs. Les
lie Carter IN the title role. The story
IL In six parts and occupied six
months In the making. Under the
direction of George Kleine all the
principal characters OF the stage pro-
duction were taken to the big Klelne
stndios az Grugiasco, Italy, where
the proper environment could be
had and the many antiquities which
are used In the production, could be
had at first hand. This picture
promises I'd be one of the best shown
at this theatre for some time and no
doubt 1t will pay every lover Of the
silent drama to be III attendance.
Wanted, by experienced man, car
pet cleaning and lawn moving; will
furnish own material; contract work
only.-Albert Thompson, near base
ball grounds.
During the thunder storm last
Monday afternoon, there was one
flash of lightning which caused some
damage about town. and came nearly
causing the death of Mrs. VIM. Nye.
The current entered the Nye home
on the electric light wire and Mss.
Eye, who was sitting near one of the
drops, received shock which rend-
cred her unconscious for some time
Three men, who were working on a
house near the Nye home, were also
stunned. The current from the same
flash also Rplintered telephone pole
In trout Of the Nye home and knock
ed the telephone from the wall In
Otto PeteTeit's home and burned the
fuse out IN Mrs. Cadle Shupe's home
which 10 five blocks or more from the
Nye residence.
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"A ten-round boxing match was
scheduled 20 Do pulled or in Coke
vile tonight. but Eddie Black, one
Of the participants. got mixed up
with the law in Montpelier last Sat-
urday, and not being able to furnish
the required bond for his appearance
at district court, be Ii now boarding
at Hotel Athay in Paris.
We have q standard piano and one
standard player piano which can be
had for the balance due ON contracts,
il taken 1t once. Will give terms TO
responsible parties. Address @. NJ,
care Of this paper.
A. L. Chiffon, the eye specialist.
will be in Montpelier on June 81, q,
IS, "a, and %, ONCE over Modern
Drug 60. AZ Paris ON June Is at
the Stucki home.
Last Saturday afternoon the Ben.
nington Juniors defeated the Mont.
pelier Reds in rather exciting game
Of ball on the Bennington diamond.
The score was l6 to IL This is the
second victory for the Bennington
team, and Manager Weaver says that
be is now ready to meet any team ia
the county between the ages of IA
and rs.
We handle the Acme line OF paints
and stains. This is the time or the
year to apply a few coats and make
your home look like q new one. You
are welcome to credit at our store
Nielsen Furniture Co.
The rains which have fallen in Bear
Lake county during the past two
weeks have been worth thousands OF
dollars to the farms and ranges. In
fact, the fall has been sufficient to
insure good crops on the dry farms
and the farmers on irrigated lands
are not worrying 50 much about a
shortage OF water as they were few
weeks ago.
Manager Taylor of the San Fran
cisco Chemical company received
orders the first Of the week to resume
shipping phosphate. He at once put
men to work getting things In shape
at the mine and they expect to begin
hauling rock to the cars tomorrow.
How long the shipments will con-
tinue, Mr.. Taylor lis unable to say.
The mine has been shut down about
nine months.
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ment plan,-The Nielsen Furniture
Company.
Don't wait until you are fiat an
your back before calling ON chiro-
practor--do It now. "A stitch In
time saves nine,' and a stitch in
your back will mean more If you
wait too long. Avoid worry, pain
and suffering, and save time and
money by calling now and having 81
examination made. The back 10 all
the skilled chiropractor needs to ex-
amine-nothing embarrassing and
no immodest questioning. Consulta-
ton free.-Efiie Williams, chiro-
practor, Bank Of Montpelier building.
Also gives electric baths and Swed-
ish messages.
H. A. White, Chiropractor and
Mechanic Therapist. will open an
office in Suite 2, C7uikshank block.
on Wednesday, June End. On and
after this date, he will be ready for
work and will be glad 70 meet the
peope of this vicinity and TO give
them the benefit Of his long expert
ence in handling all kinds Of nervous
and chronic diseases.
George Kimpton Of Pocatello, who
had the contract for removing the
frame part Of the Hotel Burgoyne q
it's future location at the corner Of
Lincoln avenue and Ninth street,
completed the work this week. ow.
ing to its size the building had to b
moved In three sections and It WA
no easy task at that However, tbs
work was 50 well handled by Mr
Kimpton that scarcely bit Of plas
tering was Knocked from the WALL
and not q pane Of glass was broker
| from the windows. Mr.. Downing
win shortly begin the work Of i'm
proving the building. The exterioi
will be repainted and the interior
will be fitted up for living apartment
all Of which will be provided witt
modern conveinces-
Attend the dance at the pavilion
] next Monday night; tickets rs cents
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SHALL WE CELEBRATE J

How about Its Montpelier going
to let another Fourth Of July pass
without ceIebratings 1t seems to us
that this year is q pretty good one
for the American people to show their
patriotism and love OF country by
celebrating the nations natal day In
q fitting manuer. II is not too late to
arrange for q good program for that
day, IL the people of Montpelier would
get busy right away.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-05-28
STAKE TRY OUTS
NEXT WEDNESDAY

The M I. A. inter~stake trySouts.
which were to have boon held In the
Montpelier Theatre last Saturday,
but were postponed on account of the
bad weathe +. will be held here next
Wednesday afternoon, beginning At
o'clock sharp. The program will be
the same as originally arranged,
Contestants will participate from
Bear Lake, Bannock and Star Valley
stakes. A gsneral admission af 10
cents will be charged. Everybody
cordially invited.