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The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13
CORSETS.

w. B. r. & G. Thompson's and
Lady in erect form. Ex-
tended Hip, Long Hip and Full Fig
ure Styles at $I.OO each. We carry
the best line of acc and 75c Corsets
in the city.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13

IS pairs Of 1914 California Woo
Blankets to go at So 30 a pair.
Ladies Knit Undersklrts from acc.
to So so each.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS.


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The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13

Ladies' Embr'd Hdkfs at =. .10c 15c, 25c and SOC
Ladies' Embrd Hdlfs in boxes six for. 81. 80
Ladies' Embr'd Hdkfs in boxes six for. SO 90
Ladies' Initial Hdkfs in boxes, six for. 81 %
Mems Initial Hdkfs in boxes, six for ... $3.50
Chidrens Initial Hdks in boxes, three for. .29c
Chldrens G. b. Hdkfs in boxes, three for. 25c
Ladies' White Embrd Silk Hdkfs soc, 75c $1.00
Mems Silk Hdkfs and Mufflers. SOC to $1.75
Gauze Fans, plain and decorated $1.00 to $3.50
White Aprons, large size 25c and SOC
Mems Suspenders, fine value at 25c and SOC
Large Bingham Aprons at ................15 c
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13
A TALLAHASSEE WEDDING.

CONTINUED from Page Twelve)
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-13

Mems Silk Midget Ties, for 49,. .25c
Mems Silk Club Ties, 2 for ............ .25c
Mems Silk Four-inHand Ties. 80. .25c aud SOC
Misses Kid Gloves, all shades .......... 49,. .75c
Ladies' Kid Gloves, white and colors. ... .75c
Rocks Kid Gloves ......... .$1.0O and $1.5O
Ladies' Umbrellas ............. CSC to $500
Mems Umbrellas ................9Sc to $500
Wrist and Shopping Bags .25c to $500
Carriage and Automobile Bags. .25c to $3.50
Children's Fur Sets ............ SOC to $40 90
Ladies' Furs, new shapes ....... CSC to $500
Extracts and Toilet Waters Csc, 80 and 75c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
DANCE HALL MEN ARE
WILLING TO ADMIT
THEIR OWN DEFEAT
Resolve to Close Up Their Dives Until After
Grand Jury Adjourns---No Action in the
City Council is Probable

The variety theater and dance hall
forecs Of the old teadcrtcin district
admit defeat In their fight Tor ,hs
relieensing Of their resorts In their
present locations The pressure
brought 10 bear upon the city coun-
Gil. they coacede. has been 80 strons
that the various rettcvnsing orii.
neuccs are bound TO fail when final
- voted upon.
Frank CLANCY viii at tonighta
meeting OF the council withdraw his
application tor a variety thceter and
cenccft haii license at the Mascot in
the basement OF the Clancy bailding,
aad u l. understood that T. ]. Cen
sidine. % the Peoples, will follow
his example.
We are beaten. that's all there il
10 H." stated Frank Clancy this
morning, 4 shall withdraw nay ap-
plicattan until such a time a. / ann
assured that the council u ready 30
grant a."
other political leaders IN the old
tcBderloin district also admit that
the fteht Of the business community
against relscenstng the dives ON sen
end avenue south has had It's effees,
Not only u the old tend.rialn dis.
trfct 10 te cieansed of ia dens OF
sk-. but for month OF two At
least all % the variety theaters and
ecncert halls M the city are to be
DARK
When these resorts eio-sd their
doors last uixht u was for more than
a day They are To remain closed
at least. until after the grand jury.
whlch etuNtned to-day. has ad-
tnurned
The coneeft han pToprietoss mere
" took time by the foreloch uhen
they closed 81 their eWn Voitttan u
was well known that Chief OF Police
sullivan was about to force them 20
obey the state lAw forhiddins the
employment Of women 10 sell drinks
and this would have amounted 20 an
order 70 cie-e
Besides fear Of the grand Jury the
dance hall men were also led 70
close BY reason Of the fact that there
- generally dull SEASON after New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

/ Years. making il uHwise 10 take anl
risks tot the sake Of e8lulus little
RecoghiHing that they were uY
against Il the dance and variety the
ter men got together saturday after
noon and between them aEfrru q
suspend operations for the time be-
lng
They went IN body 20 Chief Sui.
Ivan aud told him Of their dstvrmtn'
alton. Among THESE who caiird on
the chief were John aud Tom conni-
dine. Prank Clancy, Joe Watkins.
flskey Barnett aud Mike burns,
During the past week the oppo'
ueuts Of the feliceusing % the dives
Ia the Old tenderiotn district have
been actively at work. Several petit
tions, TO which we're affixed the els
natifes OF almost every reputable
business man and firm In the city.
are held ready 10 be introduced at
tonights meeting OF the council Hat
there n not much likelihood of the
concert hall matter coming up kNen
IL the license applications af- not
finally Withdrawn. they viii no
doubt be Kept frsm submission 60
vote
me sermons At -eme Of the largest
aud moai Influential churches of the
Wy AaaN WV AfN8tft ~ VI
ins church members 10 use all theiT
Influence against the rsiic~hsinE 81
the resorts In the paved datfis be
low Yeslsf way Several 81 thu min
isters took the ocsaEiou to deliver hot
shots AZ the city administration and
the police department.
Among the ministers who took tho
dancc hall matter up Wefe h-N. D.
NJ Handali of the First 81 o.
church. Hev. II a Liuxenfritef 81
tho First Christian chur,h HrV "
A Major af the second Presbyterian
ehurrh REV. r y. Rrx~ii~ OF the
Methodist Protestant church HsV
Or NJ A Matthews Of the First
Presbyterian church.
Thsfv Wiil he a large delegation 81
prominent ritisrns al the n,r~tirs 81
the city eeunctl tonight 90 see that
the new licenses are not granted. and
every oppaneni Of the ordinances IL
urged 20 be on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
STATESMAN
MARRIES

LONDON. Jan. g. William st.
John nrudpflek. secretary OF war.
was married 10 the daughter nf Al
: peata uenalal Stanley today, Pre-
mier itaifuur was beat man. stx hun
drcd high raelety guests we're pres
eat, including most uf the HuNerns
urnt offIeiah kinE Edward sent
several cuatiy presents with an sx-
PRECISION 81 Raad Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
DARK AT
OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA. Han E.-The oide.,
resident IL unable To recall a tiSee
when there was 30 much high Nates
In the psschu,es river aA there has
been to-day. while there has been
but little overflow. shs banks are
full
The power house Of the Olympia
Light a Power Co, located At tnf
mouth Of the river has about : inrh.
81 af water covering lite floors. aed
as = coaaeausDce the plant was that
down at : o'clock yesterday mora
ms
Olympia yesterday Was withost
Etrvst cars or siestric lights all esss
and every thing was dark last night.
n IL estimated that the river IL ~
l~snf nVs fuet above high water noss.
but no further raise IL looked fot,
The dfr.t Northern railroad tfacss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
YOUNG GIRL
ARRESTED

Not needing her cries for mercy
nd her ricadinEa Ia be allowed %
81 FREE. 1opsy Smith a younk Fifi
v no gave her akr ~ 10 years bat
u no appears much younger, was ar
rested cariN this morning bY Patrol
ncn Helms aud Humes
She was picked up in Nerth Seattle.
A. the police st4tian a simple charge
OF vaEfaney Was booked against her
The Eifi was on the streets AZ a.
o'clock thi. morning without any
good reason A. first she refused
to giVr her name. but " vas lAtsf
anceftaiuvd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
JAPANESE
LOVERS WE'D

fshi shixena. the pretty little Jap
Aness nnaidsa who for three dsyr was
held aboard the steamer Iva MAfu
pending the appearance II her a.
ancs, was right when she told InimI
grafton tnsp~esor LAWN that she fsls
e,irs her bavsr peuid not fsfs~t her
Saturday the yoans man. wha
Norks IN the nsiit At Port Hlakriey.
heard % his ilttle' loves prpslica sasnt
and STOPPED hls lahora long enough
10 GENE to SEATTLE uhsre the couple
acre married aboard the vessel
Then they sers allowed 10 50 In
the NIT tsss~a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

was eomps~ted a week ago at BAL.
lard at a coat Of f1eso for Roths-
child co. shipping hfn&sfs. was
given her trial trsr Yesterday. max.
ing the run from ballard g. Port
nlakeie,. a distance % ahant nine
Fuiles. IN s. minutes
steamer stan~y DoliAs left san
franeisco last night for Seattle she
has never been at this pert b~fofr
She eeuses 90 complete her earEo Of
CHINA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
POULTRY
SHOW ENDS

TACOMA. Jan. s.=Trle bis poultry
shaw. the best exhibition Of che kind
zee held IN the Northwest, came to
a close issi nisht, after a seven days
session. The attendance yesterday
was large and the receipts Of the
wssk were nafiieieni. when added 20
the entrance fees. to enable the tina n
aaement 20 inset all EXPENSES and
rey the handsome prizes offsfed.
Dunlap. real estate " linton bicel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

A thoroughbred softer. daE was
gshed cut OF the hay in half
drowned condition at ia0 o'elotk
Saturday niHht hY NJ , Walsh a
atuket un the nfehQpt Nnaauaimir
Malsh FRw the dog swimming
HhuftNnfdH. aud succeeded la setting
him aboard, The dos wnn exhaust
eh, having apparently been Va the
Whtef faf several hnnfH II n not
known how he Ent into the boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
MULAI-MORAMMED is
THE WHOLE THING
Sultan Talks of Abdicating in Favor OF His
Brother Which the Pretender Claims
to Hanker For

MADRID ian g., A special from
raneiet says that the sultan Of
MorVeco ~ disposed 90 shdlesto Ia
favar 81 his brother. Nuiai Mohan.
med. who IL Enthusiastically ars
claimed whenever he appears On the
streets Of Frs The arrival % Auiai
az the capital aud hin reconciliation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
MARINE NEWS

American ship J. w. Thomas ar
rived from Port Angeles this sr,srn-
tnr. where she has been laid up for
six months. and w~nt into Aoran's
drycock fof an overhaulinE. She has
nFfn Chartered 10 load lumber at
Whssrom for South Africa.
\ pretty gasoline launch. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
RELIGIOUS
SQUABBLE

WAaHT NaTsDN. n. @. Jan a.
In his supplementary ferert &c the
annual report nf ths Philippine cofn-
mission Governor TAFT opposes any
formal acquisition Of the recently &c
tahlished Flptno tpde G.sndent Cath
opposition ~ tue ReSpan Cafhosie
church. Taft has tseued lnstfac.
ticns 20 the police that they must Try
TO prevent The followers Of tho new
faith from fofCibiy taking pos~~s--
Ion % ths HERMAN Catholic property
The conHzsouiary are al-o snstfus ted
that they must prUtect the nss
chnrrh IN haidinx any prupefsy 70
~hieh Il has Hooi tile. The commits.
sion has netined bath parties that u
viii take no part IN reiimieus eontrc-
rersiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

Women's Wine. Purple and Pan
~ Figured Plush Colonial Hoass
Slippers. turn soiss. French heel.
value TIA. for ste
Womsn's HE'D and Black cerd-
uroy AID Wine, ftiack aud Fancy
Figured fur Trimmed House JUL
cts. turn Eoles. medium heels. value
ute. for tse.
The above are Holiday ailpprfa
Mems f1eo and u 80 ltas calf
and Wei Md Lace shoes. Good
year weitsd nole, 20 30 AT tI.st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

Monday January q. ipa1 at D. m in
nom Ia FRA ncor Masonic Temple. corner
second avenue ami PIKE street seattle.
Wash, for the purpose u rnttfylnK the ac-
tian % the haArl ai Trustees IN GeEotiatin
loan Of $4,000 10 pay IN the present in
dehtefusNH and TO protect the walls % tho
Labor Temple M they now stand
~ order q tho Hoard % Trustees. Dec.
-, ipu2
" A. NusT
Secretary and Manager the Seattle Labor
Temple Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

Nell ftcseg.ii. alias Harry Inv.
AiEstnn. the girf eha hahffslaIls
eAfs mate costume. was arrested ~
i'etes tiNes Hubbard aud Freeman IN
me fpiit fheat~r. n the nee tender
lnin. yesterday. No charge rs v.t
BEEN placed against her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
NATIONAL
CHINESE
LOTTERY
VIII Be EssshIi,hes to Raise Fsrds
ssr War Inssmrlty

fkkfNG. China Jan. k-The EN-
PRESS dowaxrr has approved tho
pans fernzed for establishing a ma
tionsl Chinese lottery a. raise funds
for the purpose Of nqusaa ting the
NsF fndenaitr due 90 the European
pewers. growing out Of the Hoxrr
oufrsxes
severe famine II reported In the
fssrsdore islands Ths population
has been Fsduosd In dset % potato
leaves and t~aweed grass. Relirf
will BE- seat from Forfnosa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
Clearance
Of
Notions
NOTEWORTHY
BARGAINS IN
SMALL
NEEDS

we want TO reduce stotk
greatly in the notion store
hence these unusual pricing.
10 clear out surplus:
Whaiehones. extra quality, I. a
t-inch, regular price &c per hunts
sale price. choice b. per bunch,
whaisisone cnains. best qus.s,
all eolofs and black. fun yards a
piece, sale price only " per piszs
Hsss quality Alpaca BRAID r.
skirt binding fun yards in ID.
regular price isc per piece, ~
price only se per piece.
Hooks and Eyes With . hum
very best quality. ? dozen on czrs
special for this sale. ic per cad
Seamless stackinei Drcss shssl1.
extra quality. sizes and :. resa>s
value z5e ard *ge per pair. ~
price, choice. ize Der pair.
The Tortoise brand Shell Hzir.
pins. the very best made. al l4f.
fectty finished. always cod II 81
bF"' @i"S tf@ ~
psh
Bali and Socket Fasteners n
tape, white. black aud gray, isrl-
lar price SOC per yard. during M
sale only iec per yard. r.
The American PIN Compare,
best Gem Pins. fuii count, need
points. always sold at g per paI<f
sale price ztkc paper.
5sagio~.s ea.i,,sh ,.na ns..u..-
,s.,y l,ess o,,.ilss metal tto,,.-d -
.iaffv xsa-th ia ~.rh. ALE ussa.
mi. IL each
r.. -. -. -.
-. -
- t''a ~ tt pSrl -
- 49,
- -.
e. - 80 ss''Vs sac P''ts' 'h<'1F
= ~ p-Hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
HENRY WILL
COME AGAIN

HENi.IS Jan Alt Il offioisiiy an
nouneed that Prince Henr, VII visit
the 81 Louis exposition IN isoA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

Mems Fatln Calf and kangaroo
Calf Lace Shoes that We retail AT
izse. for liza
Mems Dull f'inikh Rubber Boots.
value 4 90. fof ti.Fs
Aofneu'F Fine One ftfa =
Sandals turn soiea, French heels.
value 90 and g. 30. for tf0e.
All or Wemcns. . 90 Shoes for
s2tt
women'H Pink. Hue and RED
satin slippers. turn HoisN. value
~ 90. for fio0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

have been fuiiy repaired where the
slides tooa place recently on the Cas-
chds slopes aud the regular over
land train will go out AZ : O'Clock to
night The west sbaund overland
left Spokane on time this morning
aud 10 due al seattle thiH evening al
: O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

with the sultan has practically dts
posed Of tbs potHHdsf. Who has
withdraw te i.asp The latter has
always .aHettcd that hts only object
Yves 10 place Muisi Mahamnrd upon
the throne. and with the detection
~ many IT the tfiheHnsu from the
ptstondef'H standard. there seems 60
be nothing left fof him 10 fight FOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
Clearing of Shoes

Saturday mentioned prices Shoes
end broker will be Duplicated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

ftart<s@W esefAxtan ef-emsfiss te
sassstn sr4szr f.nzh lee II
F4ss.-Fr~~h fsafhs Er. ssft-Fn. &c ne.
rs x lass da1ss i've I've ses~A lie
$780, -Natiss Nsshtnstea fail ere&an.
a. Kssssfs, ihete ussseas lte t@as-
f.st.rf fts1 tie hftrk autr< w.
fzasitrF -tifss~--i tsfssfa x181te. hsnt.
ftats. live ducks. lee. i've geese.
lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
Suits, Skirts,
Waists and Furs

This Mdwincr Clearance Sale is not pretcnsion
unloading -of shop-~orn. antiqustcd styles and
fabrics for several years Of date II bona hide clear
OF stylish dependable garments at prices that viii move
better evidence than tho following prices the reductions
named exaggerated the slightest degree and the
reputation Of this stands behind every printed
nlcnt 4 guarantee OF tfuthfuiness
wish particularly emphasize the quality and style Of
the garments offered this sale they stand
in Seatemote especially this during the bar
gain days OF January The very latest Partisan and New
York fashions ifrorcd IN this stock the workmanship
OF the highest order and the materials the latest So
that taking consideration quality. style and workman
ship the prices below become eoquenand their eioquence
bespeaks a practical eeouomy larger saving and
general satisfaction to- the customer who understands
and appreciates the values a purchasing the higher grades OF
ready-to-sxear garments.
cordial invitation is extended TO every lady in Sc
attic and vicinity inspect the offerings OF clearance sale
wish addition the guarantee OF quality, style
and workmanship that will cheealy refund the purchase
price Of any garment bought during this SALE the customer
Is not perfectly satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
THE MARKETS

river valley are large quantities Of
vegetables fruits and other produce
that would b. for ssle on Western
avenue to-day The stacks Of fsoHsr
upusiiY piled aienE the street are
oonsptc uaus By their atsssuce. How
ever. trade At this ttins being dnH
the DELAY IN resAeivius the pfoduc.
fruut California and ether southern
points has rot 80 yet resulted In a
raise % prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
THa aoN MARcHg
rHT BIC sToar


We sell importers stock of fancy Cored slim
The a remarkable
months These
of holiday
for low price Of the importer There $500
the lot the valuable Is worth 65e and from swg
that the values up 81. with fair A.
age a The styles are all and ma HM
choose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
wsolssAls paiess


+ t<uaas o. Nuz Y ~ Aes spriss - .
o. - eranass ~ Nas1 90 49, hus istaa~~s
sranrr. o. Eaf - go AeA Pssfsa ~ Q
81 - 80 hos4 I-~statsnsssse ~ = NAlnats-
ftmfe eshfaFnia asisd nss a. s@ le
irssfsets-i o. - teis nss aoes ~ f~s~a
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-21
Timber Cruisers.

A party of eight men arrived in
the city Tuesday afternoon from the
northern part of the county. To
persons with whom they got into
conversation, they stated that they
had been in the timber section north
of Weiser for the past eight months,
investigating the timber resources.
They also stated that they were en-
ployed by one of the largest lumber
ing firms in Minnesota, to look over
the country and make report to
them. The gentlemen stated that
they found almost unlimited quaint
ties of timber, and that their report
would be very flattering one. They
further stated that it WAS very prob.
able several large sawmills would be
located IN the timber section next
year.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-21
THE Minister'S Son.

'sThe Minister'S Son. is the attrac-
ton at Opera House, Monday, Nov.
23rd. This promises to be one of
che banner attractions of the season.
While the play and star are some
what new to our theatre goers, the
Eastern critics look upon w. B..
Patton and ''The Minister'S Son" as
one of their sterling attractions. His
quaint and peculiar methods, together
with fine stage presence, have won
for him the unstinted praise of the
entire eastern press. The play itself
is pastoral comedy, depicting the
life and scenes as they actually
exist in every day life. The scent
of the apple blossoms and the new
mown hay is ever apparent. A
beautiful story of heart interest told
with loving simplicity. The scenery
this season is entirely new and very
expensive, each act being entirely
special, thus adding to an already
finished production.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-21
State University News.

Idaho administered q most crush
ing defeat to the Whitman College
football team at Moscow on Nov. 13
The score, 36 to 0, large as it is,
does not adequately express the
superiority Of the Idaho team. In
every part Of the game, In every posi-
ton, Idaho clearly outclassed Whit:
man. The field was covered with
snow and so Idaho was unable to
use the brilliant end runs that we're
90 marked feature of the game in
which the State University over
whelmed the Washington Agricul-
tural College by score of 33 to o..
At no time was Whitman able to
keep the ball more than two or three
minutes. They we're invariably com
PEELED 70 punt on the third down, and
each time they did 90 RON it in q
long distance. Once when Whitman
Was thus compelled to punt, Tilley,
with the aid of superb interference,
ran right through the Whitman
players and planted the ball squarely
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-21
viii Lay off TOwnSite.

Charles Werdenhoff and G.. b.
Holleran own 800 acres of placer
ground in Yellow Pine Basin, Thun-
der Mountain district, on which they
did the assessment work last summer.
Yellow Pine Basin is described as
one of the most beautiful spots in
Idaho. 1t is the intention of Messrs
Werdenhoff and Holleran to plat
16O acres in the spring for a town
site, which they will call "Yellow
Pine City,"
The proposed townsite is surround
ed by excellent mining prospects,
an unlimited quantity of timber, and
being almost in the center of the
district, has splendid prospects of
making an important town.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-21
VENDOME ARRIVALS.

M Alexander. Baker City; Burt Jacobs
Agt Minister Som; ] G Dayennort,
Boise; Z N Churchill, Chicago: II q
Bhnn, Omaha; J Crossneld, Portland:
kobt Rhine. Warren; II w LovelaDd.
Portland; w r Hislop, Chicago { E
Taylor Portland; Tim Driscoll, Payette;
- ny Brown, Salt Lake; y II Livingston.
y Bacon, l. Bradley. w ID Doty, Beloif.
WIS., J 5 Stark, Huntington, ID ii Bun,
99ard, Boise: w N Rice, Walla Walla, r
y hlllen, Hammond, Utab; &c RAY.
mana, Salt Lake; n Cook, Portland,
: " bpelaft and wife, BourDe,L j Hayes
bourne " yinler and wife, Warren
a N kelhl, Boise w j Windes. Gam
bridge " y Queen, Denver, Colo.
Geo y Roberts Portland. A. n Hatch
boise Geo ; hesblu Falls store: u Al
1oley, higgins Scott heal, j q Beam
boise q n Engle n q Monle, Reno. Neg
10y = Barton, RouIne julius Jaooby
chicago 4 y Anderson Ogden III
l'er'f Boise \ II Hanlop, pdcatelloJ g
'empetl I'aqfande "a q Poole. Aenan
,ae' ! n ceFllQp Pofland, j N Abhe
lolfei ! y hurphy payelei A A CAV
nf,l ana Nlfe, Cambridge A 'Hlcea
n,ql,l,sge flAee Wash a q Grani w II
Ssssa'I 'yiSls oySs { aa fss.
Fa}elie " FHRF'F
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-21


between the goal posts. Larson and
Rodgers, the great guards, bore
through the Whitman line at will
Once more the really masterful
generalship Of quarterback Middle
ton resulted In game in which
Idaho made not single error in
judgment. 1t was evident to all that
Whitman was pitlably outclassed and
outpIayed. Had the field been dry
the score would have been over so
to 0 in favor of Idaho.
In the evening the girls athletic
association gave concert and a
comedy in the University auditorium,
and afterwards reception, in honor
of the visiting Whitman team.
In the morning the Whitman
players we're shown about the
University buildings. A number of
them were particularly interested in
the great laboratories and work shops
OF the departments Of mining, civil,
mechanical and electrical engineer
ing, for there are no such departments
at their own college. The school of
mines at the University of Idaho is
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-21
Blank Books at Candee's
Peculiar Religions. :

The subject of the second sermon
in the series on peculiar Religions
That Have Sprung up in America, "
will be ''Dowieism and Faith Heal
ing. Its Doctrines, Methods and the
Meaning of Its Growth" This series
is being delivered at the Congrega-
tional church and the second sermon
will be preached next Sunday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.