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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-26
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY
PARMA TRAIN SERVICE

nEsERT LAND, FINAL PROOF--NOTICE
~ fcr Publication, Department OF the In
terror United States Land Office,
Boise. Idaho Dee. :. 1n0S.
Notice is hereby given that Ebert NJ Kirk
patrick oi Parma assignee of Gideon II, Hard
81 Boise Idaho, has filed notice OF inten-
ton to make proof on hts dcseftiand claim
No tl74 Tor the sc Il NV Il lot 6, and ne IA
Sw IA and lot p Sec Is, TIP. ; n, r. ", and
Sc IA ne IL Sec Is. TIP. n, X. 6, ", b NJ, he
fore Register and Receiver at Boise. Idaho on
Wednesday the 2Oth day Of January, leO4
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land
Fred f, Fisk oi Parma, Idaho; Clarence B.
HURT of Boise, Idaho Geo. r sprague oi
Boise. Idaho: +. J. Davis, Parma, Idaho.
HARRY J. SYAs, Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-26

Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels for sale. j IL. Baxter,
Roswell 1l-2l-4-
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round l2 THEY rushed into a
clinch. Both seemed fond of fight
ing Hanlon got into left upper
cut and followed it with right and
left to the face Corbett did not lose
his head and fought back viciously
He missed terrific straight left
for the body and two terrific left
and right swings also went wild.
Corbett then landed hand right on
jaw for which Eddie rebuked him
with a hard right to the ear and also
to the face. Corbett received ter
rife right uppercut ON stomach
which made him look sick He stall
ed however, and protected himself
from further harm. Corbett appeared
a little tired at end with Hanlon do
ing all the forcing. 1t was Hanlon 5
round.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round 10 -Corbett tried several
lefts to the face with long range
blows. He missed IA nard right for
the body and another for the face.
Eddie then sent straight left to
the face. Corh"tt jabbed with left to
the face Hanlon being content to rest.
Hanlon missed hard left swing for
the jaw aLd the champion put a
straight right TO the face. Corbett
was short with hard right and
Eddie blocked some hard let's for the
body. Corbett then caught Hanlon
with right and left to the stomach
and a right uppercut to the chin. that
sent Hanlon's head back Corbett wad-
ed in and landed right and left hard
TO the jaw. Graney asked Hanlon s
seconds to take their charge out of
the ring but they refused Hanlon
is taking most terrific beating
with gameness seldom seen. He could
not fight back effectively and could
hardly protect himself.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round 7-Corbett began talking at
once and Eddie put left to face. Cor
bett countered with a hard right
swing to the ear. Both men gave re-
markable exhibitions of blocking and
protecting themselves. Graney once
more cautioned Corbett for hitting
low. Corbett then got in a good
right to the head and followed it with
two lefts to the ear. In mix, Cor
bett swung right and left to the head,
and evaded Hanlon's attempts to
counter. Hanlon put two short arm
let's to the face and swinging hard
with left sent the champion to the
floor. He got up instantly and
fought hard. Hanlon had s!ashed out
and caught Corbett clean ON the Jaw
and fioored him. When the gong
sounded. both men fighting furiously.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round Il They assumed tine same
tactics, Corbett putting right and left
to the stomach. Hanlon fought back
and landed two terrific swings to the
Jaw. He then sent Ccrbett back with
a right to the jaw staggering the
champion. Corbett, however. fought
back violently and landed some tell
ing blows on Hanlon's body. Cor
bett sent .Hanlon to the floor with two
lefts to the jaw. He was down nine
seconds. They went to a mix up and
Corbett planted right and left to the
jaw. Corbett stood away. pegglng
away at Hanlon forcing him to the
rones. The gong apparently saved
Hanlon from knockout. Hanlon
STILL. covered his face and body with
his gloves and Corbett punched him
as hard as he could. Hanlon refused
to be knocked out however, when the
gong rang. went to his corner with "a
grin.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round IS -Corbett missed a hard
right uppercut for the face but mo-
ment later sent the Californian to the
floor with right and left to the jaw.
Hanlon took the count of nine. He
'hen clung to Corbett the latter trying
vainly to knock him out Corbett
sent in succession of rights and
lefts to the face, Corbett yelled to
Hanlon's seconds to stop the contest as
Hanlon was game to the core and re-
fused to be knocked out. Graney then
interferred and awarded the de-
cision to Corbett. Hanlon said
'You can lick them all. - When
Hanlon went to his corner. he was at
tackled with severe vomiting.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30
Railroad Notes.
d. 4 was on time this a. N.

No. 4 was ON time this a. IN,
No. is doing better this Week,
W. W. Morrow is the name of the
new general foreman.
More ties were unloaded this week
for the additional trackage
John Benge has resigned as errand
boy and Carl Stranges again has the
job.
George Gordon of the Western has
gone back to Helper to run on a
branch.
H. E. Shugrue is now assistant su-
perintendent's clerk. replacing H. G..
Smith.
Special car Edna was attached 70
the outgoing narrow gauge passenger
this morning
The new yard grade is little dus-
ty. but would be an excellent fill Tor
wet weather.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round i3-They rushed into a mix
MP and in the break away. Corbett
landed a right over hand swing. He
then missed hard left for the Jaw
and they mixed it. Corbett putting
left and right to the jaw. Corbett
sent in a hard left to the Jaw. they
mixed it. both swing and land with
right and left. They stood shoulder
to shoulder fighting like demons, both
landing hard rights to the Jaw. Cor
bett sent left and right to the Jaw and
right to the stomach. Hanlon looked
groggy for the first time and wob-
bled a bit Corbett kent after Han
Ion and they still fought shoulder 20
shoulder. Haulon hanging on.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round S-Corbett was more careful
and the smile has gone from his face
He mixed it however. and chopped a
right to the head and followed it with
left to the face. Haulon followed
him around the ring. sending straight
left to the face and right to the
jaw. that staggered Corbett. Corbett
swung wildly and got another left on
the jaw from Hanlon that hnrt him.
Corbett got in left swing on the
jaw. Hanlon backed Corbett to the
ropes and in a fierce mix. Corbett
nut in several hard rights aud lefts
hard to the face with force en-ugh to
knock out an ordinary fighter. but
Hanlon only smiled. Hanlon put in
terrific left to the body at the close
of the round. When Corbett came
up he commenced swinging but was
withheld. Finally Hanlon knocked
him against the ropes. Corbett then
landed with great force with right
and left swings ON Hanlon's jaw. but
they only made Hanlon fight back
harder
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30
TIME TABLE.
THE BIC FIGHT.
continued from 1st paqe)

ed right and left in this mix up. Cor
bett continues to talk to Hanlon.
fighting at the same time. Corbett
missed right for the head and land
ed another hard right swing on the
back of the head. Corbctt apparently
anxious to mix it at all times. but
when Hanlon went after him, right
and left on Corbett's anatomy. After
finding that the Denver boy was will
ing to meet him more than half way.
Hanlon let go.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round II -Hanlon was short with
the left for the jaw. Corbett then
sent straight left to the stomach.
They clinched and both missed vicious
rights for the jaw. Hanlon caught
Corbett with IA right swing 30 the jaw
and followed it with another 10 the
same place. Hanlon got in two
straight left iabs to the face. Han
lon now doing the leading. Corbett
sent right to the face and Eddie retail
lated with left hard ON the Jaw
Corbett was leaning against Hanlon
at coming up with short left swings
ON Hanlon's jaw Hanlon then got
III right swing to the jaw Corbett' s
right went around Eddie's head Cor
bett then staggered Hanlon with right
and left to the jaw. They were lean,
ing shoulder to shoulder. both pepper
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

ing away at the face and stomach
with Corbett apparently having the
advantage The blows Corbett has
landed on Hanlon's jaw would have
finished the fight long ago with any
ordinary man.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round After a mix uD. Corbett
landed "A hard left swing to the Cali
fornian's jaw. He tried right and
left swings but both We're blocked.
Another vicious right for the jaw was
blocked. Finally Corbett succeeded
in getting the right to Hanlon's chin.
Hanlon blocked a hard right swing for
the face ana then got inside of right
and lefts swiHgs for the body. Eddie
put light left to the face and they
went to a elinch. Corbett got in
terrific right uppercut to the chin
which only made Hanlon the more
vicious. Hanlon has enormous capa-
city for taking punishment and blows
that doubtless would knock ont an
ordinary man. merely staggered him
and made him fight all the harder.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Round 10 -Corbett missed fierce
right uppeout for the jaw. a mo-
ment later, he sent RIG hit uppercut
to the chin and they hung to each
other. Both men began talking to
one another and hanlon waded IN
with right and lefts for the head. but
was blocked In the breakaway.
both exchanged rights and lefts to the
face. Corbett planted his left to the
face and followed with a right upper
cut for the jaw. Hanlon sent Corbett
back with light high on the head that
did no damage. Eddie missed right
swing of the head and blocked a right
uppercut. In clinch Hanlon put in
a let hard to the stomach and the
gong rang.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-30

Mrs. Walter Payne of Glenwood is
-isiting relatives in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Not Just What She Meant.

A story that is now going the
rounds is laid to the door of \
piquant and DAINTY little Frenca lady
who was more or less in evidence at
such places as We're visited by the
Rochambeau embassy. The humor OF
the situation lies in the extreme diff
f1dence OF the French woman. She
is sensitive to the point of double
nervousness, and, realizing the liabili-
ty to err in foreign tongue. she was
generally careful to make selection OF
each Individual word. Wherefore she
was but the more amusing one eye
ming, feeling moved to demonstrate
with a gentlenle.i. ..Don the chillness
of our northern May, she said: Rely
eet ees so cold here all re time Eat
have sat all ze day weeth by feet
over Ze transome."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT
Japanese Women Mix Up Order Of
European Costume.

Rear Admiral Coghlan, who was
~ith Dewey at Manila. brought home
18th bin LOT Of good stories, includ.
.acludluS one that illustrates how
"@Gdiiv japanese women take on oc-
..t,e. i! i;!2as as to Costume At an
.;t1ly day in tho career Of new Japan
.omc ,atias OF Toxic decided to adopt
Avg to-Sa@on dress, ail so they order
nd elaborate Nartlrc cs from Paris.
a1ing explicit instructions that the
= merts should be packed in cases
Il INK. order in which they were to be
.sG.'h. Tues orders We're carefully
art:ed oGt, lingerie going into the
as itat and 50 Of te the ultimate
iiar IiouH~jt.as a~li rurbe:ows. But
@a..'a N,js@ha>sco IL. cases we're
zhs3s4! Wro,=z7 5,#s,o SD. asd The Suile-
q ja..ssH"Se Ia ~ anGeeedpl in dHa
s!e 10 s.r"ay t'.cmsa ives in reverse
est vi N!:&t :'asn:ts nay be dis
.=e,#b. Il. T.. = ,-..:- IL ;aA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
70 STOP A aoosTER's GROWING.
Simple Device Which Will Prevent An.
noyance.


M. Val Prinsep has had the distinc
ton of being summoned for allowing
cock to crow in the morning, to the
inconvenien. of his neighbors. He
showed a common sense desire to
avoid annoyance, though the said
neighbor lived a quarter of a mile
from the fowl house. and the magis-
rate evinced no desire to harass the
artist
But really it is quite possible to keep
fC Wis and prevent them from crow
ing. All that is needef is a slight
string over the meek anu fastened to
g foot. 1t is the hsDit OF chanticioer
20 throw back his head when crow
ing, and he will not crow il prevented
as he may be by tae string from doing
SO.
The eontriVance has the great merit
of inficting ro pain whatever. The
bird scarcely knows of the pressure
of the string till u ,ries to cg2N and
harmless jerk bsiaas him tC erdeg.-
Country ife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
TOOK HIM Al ;i!S WORD.
Sons of Victorious Congressman Had
Fun at Ills Expense.

Sons of Victorious Congressman Had
Fun at Ills Expense.
Western congressman, who has
lust been renomirated, and who has
returned to Washington 20 receive
the congratulations of his colleagues,
tells good story on himself on con.
d'tion that his name be not men
.luned.
When the nominating convention
concluded its work, the exuberant
congressman telegraphed to his fami.
ly; Now you can paint my home
7ed.' He thought nothing more Of
the telegram until the next day, when,
reaching his home, he found it GOV.
cred with brilliant carmine. His sons,
who love a practical joke, had taken
him at his word. and had covered
everything-house, fence, hencoops,
and even the trees in the yard-with
red paint. And to add Insult to in
jury. the boys presented their father
with the bill, amounting to $160.
Il palA it without a ulurmur," says
the Observation-Disclosures Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
A SccisIist-Cremationist.

NJ. Gallen, the old gentleman who
has left all his fortune, amounting to
about le0e0. 900 francs. to the French
government, Was member Of the
Society for the encouragement OF Gre
nation to which he has bequeathed
10000 francs. In his will Ne naturally
stipulated that his body should be
cremated. and in addition that it
should be conveyed to the cemetery
in hearse of the fifth class, the only
mourner to be the secretary Of the
society. NJ. Gallen furt!l II stated that
his ashes should 5e placed in re.
coptac!c similar to hose used by the
very poor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Shattered Illusions.

The drowning man was struecliss
IN the water and quick as thought the
brave man dived overheard and
srasped him just as he was going
down the-no, gentle reader. not for
the third time, but by actual count
the second.
They We're roaming the man and
maid, out under the soft light of the
moon. when Poesy goes hand in hand
with Love. A moonbeam fingered one
instant in her tresses, q luminous sig.
nal to her pent-up emotions.
L love"-how sweetly the wordS
tremblcd on her unaccustomed lips
"Oh. yes; l love devil crabs. but
they always give me dysDepsia.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Wanted-A- Plural.

What is the plural of metropolis?
Euphony rebels against metropolises.
An Australian paper solves The diff
Guilty thus: The mutual jealousy OF
Melbourne and sydney prevents
either OF these fine cities becoming
the commonw ealth capital. Why not,
.hen, select one of the smaller me.
tropoli of the stateso The innova-
ton is not justified by any rules OF
grammar, and illustrates the incon-
venience of pressing Greek words into
English molds-I .ondon Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
The JOOi (n1i,ninns

1t is matter OF vita interest to
wage-e2rners and the publjc generally
TO know that tWonty-three conhina,
:ions az" engaged in PROTECTING articles
If food. their totai a,I a oatDu,
$3.50 100000, being second in import
aace to that Of the iron aud stoc, in
dnstry, says writer in the Atlantic
Monthly. The list includes snea cor
porationS as the Nat.0nal Biscuit com
pany. the American Sugar Refining
company, and the California Fruit
Gamers association. The number Of
reporting plants in this industry is
2l7 and the capital-by which is meant
land, buildings. machinor',' tools. i'm
plements. cash anl sundries-~is value
at $241 900. 900
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
THE BEST HE COULD DO.
Embarrassing Position in Which
Young LAWYER Was Placed.

Embarrassing Position in Which
Young Lawyer Was Placed.
"A struggling, modest lawyer near
Srroudshurg, this state." says the
Philadelphia Times, "recel 'ed call
.fom q well-to-do farmer who was In
need of professional advice concern
ing his rights, which he thought igs
Iored by section gang on the Della.
ware. ! ackawanna and Western Rail
road. The lawyer looked up the
s1a'utes. tc'< the farmer exactly what
he should do, and, when asked as
tie fee, replied: We'll, let's call it
test $3.' The farmer passed over
s. bill, which seemed to embarrass
the lawyer, who searched through his
pockets and the drawers of his desk.
Then he pocketed the SIS, reached for a
digest, sat down and remarked: II
cNces. Neighbor-. I'd best give
--op twN dollars worth more advice .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Japanese Had a Grievance.

A new reading has been given to
the term free wheel in Japan. Ac.
cording to the Kobe Chronicle, a
young gent man was brought UP at
the ku S 4nsho tn other day
charged with stealing bicycle. Asked
why he had done the thing, he said he
was student Of English. and seeing
the bicycle standing idle near door
way, an English friend told him that It
was a free wheel, whereupon he had
taken it out for a ride. when police.
man interfered and deprived both
himself and the wheel Of their free
dom The English as he told the
judge, 'is an atrocjty language. -
Pearson's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
A Plea Sot .1s Coat.

Men are Iilic-"u:s al. | believe that
no female can be respectable in Il
mother hubbard, al.l snow that a5
soon a. ynu :a+t 4 mall guest to
tal,e off his coat al yes} he becomes
a iicontiatr. IL o<"4s your house.
Your deg. va e'=a} and yonl Wife.
There is great r.: liability in eaat,
even il it b. a tel>or. Keep On
hand i2t=of =seI.s 50 tAat
wren l2m flir.. osar to s.r lou
these hot day ~. may put th"m on
and be polite. NJ ."s So much re
1u'es 'hN gantifi;y 0f folks as the un-
dress. y woman rn Geshabille is ca
pab]e OF any crim@ 2ui a man at din
nor in shir;wai. d villain Tip,
IL New York Pc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Polar Consum ption Cure.

DR.. Brungs, a Russian medical man,
proposes 10 establish a So '+arium for
e9esNmptiYes in the polar regions He
Vas observed that the members of ex-
D;aHali0u parties returning from tho
po!2f rcEi6ns are always in perfect
health, owing to the purities Of the air
2rd complete absence of al harmful
microbes IN tne polar regions bron
"hifis 'aryngitis, Influenza and othe.'
contagious diseases are unknown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
HONEST CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE
Uui4ue Announcement Made by a Texas
Editor.

Uui4ue Announcement Made by a Texas
Editor.
Having examined number Of
strong, Well-bound law books and hav-
ing talked to several strong, well-built
lawyers, l find that there is 10 law
against it, SO am going to run Tor the
legislature, and I hope that everybody
will vote for me.
However, any man who has con-
scientious scruples about voting for
.ne will please subscribe for the Demo-
crat to pay up back dues, and will be
forgiven.
am going in to win this race with
out spending any money. l have been
n the newspaper business so loag that
the spending Of money has become q
lost art to ME.
People who do rot like me may now
say anything they want to. T. ey may
even lie about me, but it's all right.
expect it, and hereby promise not to be
surprised nor in the least rltied if l
find Eyself affectionately referred to
as an expert COW thief. but, neverthe-
less, l will run-because | want to, and
it is not against the law.
II the other candiuates have any is
sues to discuss. and want to meet me
on the stLmp, al they have to do is to
notify me. | cart talk much, but J
will make lots Oh signs.
Hoping the best man Will win, am.
respectfully, JOHN M'LENDON.
Shelby (TeXas) Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Threatens to Leave america,

Harry Iehr, the Baltimore fashion
plate, threatens that if the newspa.
pers do not leave him alone he will
be obliged to leave this country and
live abroad For, says he. Il am a
gentleman" 1t will be remembered
that William Waldorf As:or said the
same thing some years ago. 1t has
been remarked that Mr. Lehr's career
as agent for a firm of dealers in cham
payne was not apparently left him en-
tirely invulnerable to newspaper lam
pooning.-Chicago Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
A Curious Incident,

a curious incident in the siege Of
sWepeneF is related. The siege, 1t will
be remembered, lasted all through
Holy Week, and the casualties in the
strenches were very numerous. But
Ion Good Friday only one man was
killed, and as this single victim Of
the Holy Day was being laid to rest
at night soldier pointed out to the
chaplain the wonderful markings on
the dead mans breast. There was
tattooed really beautiful picture OF
the Crucifixion, and the bullet that
had reached the heart Of the soldier
had pierced the heart of the figure o;
the Savior.-London Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
WLere Minerals Are Plenty.

TERRA del Fuego is full of minerals.
among which is no small proportion
Of gold. That there is TO be boom
n mining down in that part of the
world there is no doubt. When the
discoveries shall be made which will
accomplish this result no one can pre-
dict, but there are in movement oper-
Ations which at any time may result
in such discoveries as will attract at.
tentlOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Not Aitoqether COMPLIMENTARY

Mr.. Lloyd George. British member of
Parliament, tells good story against
himself in connection with a disestab-
lishment campaign in which he has
been taking part in Wales. There had
been a church defense meeting held in
the same place. at which certain
prominent dignitary Of the establish
ment had spoken, referring to whom
Mr.. LloydGeorge's chairman observed,
'In my opinion that churchman is one
of the biggest liars in North Wales,
but, thank goodness, we've got a
match for him here tonight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
HER TRIBUTE 20 LOVE.
Little Maids Sweet Compliment to
Her Mother.

They were three little maids 1roln
school riding out on a suburban car,
and as they swung their school bags
they discussed the relative accom-
plishments of their respective par.
ents.
my mamma has been abroad three
times and can speak French just the
same as American" boaste one, Zip
ping back her curls.
my motter can play everything on
the piano-Sousas marches and all"
said the second.
The third looked dreamily across
the fields. x don't know that my
mother can do anythiag," she said
slowly, "but oh, she is an awfully good
mother to ne."-Baltimore Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Earth Gets Little Heat.

AS a matter OF fact, we get very
little heat at the Hottest season OF
the year ard IN the hottest places. We
get but a pitiful proportion of the
solar heat-ono tWo-bilIionth part of
1t. The sun is pretty warm, to be
sure, but it is 9a,538,000 miles away
from US and what little heat we man.
age to get comes to US through a
wat and empty refrie orator, whose
temperature IS eco degrees below
zero.-New YORK Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Helping a Novelist.

William lie Quex. the novelist, also
known by his familiar signature O."
has been appointed British consul to
the tiny republic of San Marino. This
little oit of government patronage is
undoubtedly given him in order to
further his preparation of history of
San Marino, upon which he has been
engaged for several years. The book,
however, is nearly finished and will
appear by the beginning of 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
kian Edward Sets Fashion.

Since 1t became known that King
Edward WI. has been In the habit Of
taking a pint OF champagne at break.
fast some OF the younger swells OF
New York city have tried it. too. Be
fore that, though, many of these young
men were accustomed to sip {. pint OF
sauterne at breakfast. They consid
cred that a mild hair" Champagne
S more OF "hors chair"