The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-09
Governor Selects Sept. 20 as
idaho Day'-Apples in
Good Condition.
ADVERTISE JEMSTATE
salmon River People Visiting Ex-
positions Meet Former
Local Educator.

4 publicity department Of Idaho Com
mission to Panama Pacific Exposition
-"Idaho Day." September 2sth at the
Panama Pacific International exposition
promises to be interesting and largely
Intended. Executive Commissioner Jay
Eglzek has arranged with the Southern
Pacific and Northern Pacific railroads
$nd also with the Oregon Short Line to
xploit this day as much as possible.
these roads all along their patronizing
territory win put out posters advertise
|Eng the day and also advertising Idaho.
they will also give special rates for the
occasion. September 29th was selected
$y Governor Alexander after q confer
&nce with leading commercial and civic
bodies Of the state for the reason that
&y that time crops for the most part
Eould be gathered and the people would
have more leisure to attend. 1t should
d made a day iich in interest to all
4ormer Ida.hoans as well as those now
living in the state. Our people can come
8ere and see old friends and renew ac-
&uaintances and rejoice in the memoir
2es Of other days. Tacoma Day. Is
$so set fer the 29th of September, and
Immediately following will be Seattle
Day and other big days OF number
"a western states. BY attending this
feature our people can enjoy associa-
bon with large number OF people from
3he states of the northwest.
u The fact that Jonathan apples from
he ranch Of Mr.. L B. Perrine. now on
Exhibit in the horticultural building, are
let in good condition. look well, and
IRE of fine flavor. puts Idaho far ahead
% ell the other states SO far as Jona-
fhan apples are concerned Mr.. Perrine
has developed something new and no
2oubt his experience win be followed
8y other orchardists interested in the
Jonathan apple. for 1t Is well known
hat this delightful apple is for the
post part off the market by the middle
bf February.
d Pictures Of the horticulture, agricul-
lure and mining exhibits will be placed
% the official exposition book soon to
Dc published. These views include
shodels Of the Arrow Rock dam and sho
*hone Falls. and a brief article with ref
Srence TO these exhibits will be in
$luded in the booklet
Recently one of the well known
5Domen of Grangeville and White Bird
Raid visit to the Idaho building, this
zady was Mrs. Caddie Taylor, better
known to old timers as Caddie Benedict
Her seventeen year old daughter ac-
Fompanied her. They expect to spend
few weeks in San Francisco at the
air and then go to Los Angeles and
pan Diego. Caddie Is well known to-
Four correspondent as she was one of
Ris pupils In the Columbia River Con-
Ference academy that was organized in
sraneeville In 1877 following the Nez
Perce Indian war. Caddie was one OF
The four children together with her
mother, Mrs. Benedict, the father be-
fng killed by the Indians down on SAL
Fnon river, who made an almost mirac-
Rlous escape. Her brother Grant Is still
N Grangeville, while her sisters Addie
md Frankie are somewhere in Montana
Paddle has vivid recollection of the
indian raid by the renegades of Joseph
pa Salmon river and cherishes fond
nemories of the old days at the acad-
my.
j. d. FLENNER.