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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19
By William j. Hampton

ing other erTandS that she could think
of, let him go. with the injunction that he
go in swimming
You can fsh all YOU want 10" she said; but
YOU get back in time for supper and don't you 60
in the water or YOU know what you'll get. Now.
mind what tell YOU
"Yes'm. replied Johnnie. FESTIVE 70 be away To-
the brook-Side, and willing promise anything.
Us was to be expected he came home late to supper,
and his mother evinced interest in the number
or size OF the hsh he had caught. He had brOugh
none home with him. What did interest her though
WAS his h.Ir. II quite dry when he had
gone u the water; but there unrStakable
signs that it had been wet-not a little dampness
that it might be brushed smooth one but a
mother wants her boys hair to be. but real soggy,
swimming wet that only exposure the sun can dry
beyond the hope OF earthly smoothing
John Grimes she said ominously. "have YOU
been in swimming
"Ma'm:" he replied, as if he had not heard what
she said.
Have YOU been in swimming" she repeated
slowly, so that there would be mistake
''Yes'm." he responded promptly enough, but not
boastinglv, for he had grave doubts.
And told YOU not 10 go in''
"Yes'm"
''And that Id whip YOU if you did 60 in9''
"Yes'm; but didn't tell lie"
"Of course not" gasped Mrs. Grimes. Il hope
I've brought YOU up better than tell lies
''Yes'm"
You come out here in the back room with me-"
and she reached for him.
The boy lodged around to the other side Of the
table and faced his mother.
''Yes'm; he said; but think you ought to whip
first for tein' lie"
Weren't YOU in swimming" inquired Mrs. Grimes
in surprise.
''Yes'm
Then YOU didn't lie about that2''
Nom but did To Mrs Jackson about the sugar
why. YOU naughty, wicked boy, what did Won
do that for?''
Because YOU told me to, and Mrs Jackson SAIL
she didn't have sugar when she did: and when
went in swinmn' and didn't YOU are goil' to-
But the bitterness of 1t much for John Grncs
and he burst into wild will of grief and dsappoin
mcnt at the unevenness of justice.
Shut up!' exclaimed his mother grabbing him
1.-THE neighbors will think I'm numbering YOU I'm
not going to whip YOU, though goodness knows YOU
deserve it,"
Then Johnnie sat down to supper in peace; but his
mother uncomfortable, and every time she looked
at his hair conflict of doubt seemed be raging
in her mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for JUNE 10. 1904
e FINES I'M THE, HOUSE

THIS occurred in the Lth Congress- when John or
/ Carlisle was Speaker
There was an all-night session the Mills Bill,
and it was difficult to keep the members present
to maintain "a quorum do business within the
meaning of the Constitution. The House had adopted
resolution directing the Arms to COM
pei the attendance of absent members and he did so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19

One by one they brought before the bar Of the
House. and after making all sorts of excuses and
explanations they permitted to go unpunished.
About midnight Congressman Henderson
brought before the Speaker and said that he had
excuse to offer He said: / a theater party
with a number of friends, when | arrested. Then
was Immediately brought here There IS no sort of
excuse for absence without leave, and therefore have
none to offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19

THE boy was busy in the remote back
yard digging bait. His mother was
busy in the kitchen, pottcring around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19

sugar promptly, and his mother. not hav-
ing any other errands that she could think
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
Louis Iiinken Dead.

Louis IIinkcn one Of Morgan count, -
old and highly respected c~i,i<ens Of tie
l'yimont ~nciHhboihnod died on Sunday
night, October 9TH, ,hc cauhc Of his dcaih
bcinp iuhimi,i,s of old age. lie Was
born IN Germany III ih2J aud came "a
America when u young man twenty years
old He stopped scycrai month N Sew
York after which he cane Ia ihis county
where 10 resided 10 'hr linc 81 his death.
lie leave a wife, four children, one sister
and four brothers to mourn lih death
deceased was an honest and honorable
man, a good cl,ilcn and n irhbor and cn.
inycd the confidence and esteem 81 all
who knew Inn. His remains were LAID
10 rest IN the iI'ukon cemetery ON ! ucs'
day afternoon IN the p%icncnt, al q large
crowd Of sorrowinR iIicidb and relatives,
The Democrat extends confidence 70 Tie
beicaycd family ~ the dh,k hour Of tl.eii
affection
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
ORDER or

In tie Morgan Counts circuit Court, Decembs,
Term, iypi.
STATE on MISSOURI
touhfs or nubuhr,
Ada O. Mnnicy riainlin,
versus
i.icius Is Mnul,v. Defendant
Al this day comes yiainiin herein and files her
petition and affidavit, alleging among other
things That defendant hos concealed himself NO
that he cDnnat hs served by the ordinnry process
Of law
Wnrtcupon II is ordered 10y the clerk IN vaca
ton iia, said defendant be notified by publica
,iun thu, piniEiiii hiss commenced u suit against
him IN TINS court the ohirc, and general nature
II which IN 10 Obtain , decree oi divorce from
defendant.
Aud that un.rsh the said defendant he and np
pear IT this count. at the nrst tenn thereof. To be
began and holden a the oo,rt hou,c IN the CITY
1T Versailles. ~ said County, pu tue i2th day of
iJeo~mbcT next, aud on 81 b-fuie the hint day of
sad term answer VI plead 10 the petition IN said
cause the same viii be- taken ~ confessed, and
Judgment, win be 'udried accordingly
Aud II In further order. ed that u copy hereof h"
published, according 10 law, IN The Morgan
County Democrat II weekly nrwspap per publish
rd III Versailles. Morgan county, !i ioui week.
su'c' Aslveiy. the last insertion 10 be NJ least
lhir,Y days before the said i2,h day Of December.
ipyi.
" { THOMAS. Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
witness my hand unI The rral al the tiicn,i
t., out Of Morgan .pdn'y this sth day
81 October, t|Jl.
". I. TuumAn, circuit Clerk,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
ORDER or PUBLICATIONS.

SrATE on MISSOURI =,
totuIYot hioDoAh
IN the circuit CONT, County Of Morgan Angus,
Nv Huston, rIain,iG,
". Ucnnlng II living and II dead his IN
known heirs 81 deVisc's aud Joshua 4 speed II
living and II dead his ,nL n"wn leiis"t 'iov,sccs
defendants,
At his day cuiu.sihe plaintiff herein. snd hirn
his petition aud AFFIDAVIT alleging among n,h'i
things, that defendants W Hrnninp and
Joshua 4. speed, II iiYiuE are non-'ehidcnts 81
this state aud II dealt tHcfe are persons inter
esi-d In ihe sibl'ct matter ut this action hu,
That ,hriI names cannot -. inherited iui then
respective interests So put herein hc,aus' M.
known 10 plniniiiii bat tlnt they derive 'h-ii
Interests II any ti'y huye nom hnid J " lien
ming aud joshua l. speed 'a then h'iia at Ia" 81
DEVICES,
Wh.t,upou i, ~ or5ri- by the clerk ~ vnca
ton that said Dci'udauts j." notified hy puhliSo
ton tbs, rlaiu,iN has commenced u suit against
them ~ this Court the object and general nature
Of whIch vs. 10 divrsi defendants 81 all right ttlr
and in,ciea' Of IN aud Il" the following des'fih"i
real estate ~ Morgan t"unty, Mirbo"ii, t".",t
south II II Of the Southws,t u,Hli'i aud The
southwest quarter 81 tie sunth.ns, quarter 81
section twenty iuui tyU t"wnAhip l"iiy one tilD,
range eighteen uhj. and v"siinf sam" IN ilnin-
III
and INA, uni,s, ,hr said defendants lc .nd
appear at ms court 81 the nrsi term thereof /"
be begun and holden at the count iiuurr Ia The
cry al Versailles. ~ said County, on ~" tw"li'h
day 81 i'Cemh't next anal On al b'ipiclh' ~ dny
81 buii tenn. answer OF plead H. tit" p,ti,iOu IN
said cause. The .am' VIII hr inLrnns confessed
and judgment vail be- rrndcird accordingly
II - iuithct ordered. thnt hr'lN hct'"I he puh.
lisI"d according 80 law ~ The Morgan County
iJ'inoCIn' u weakly u~rysimI'II published ~
npIpru County 5ip ia tour wc"i,, su'rossivciy
~, mot insertion ~ b" 81 least thuIy hHyh be
I tone the aid 'u,lith duS 81 Ucroub"i iyni.
" & iDNA circuit 'I,tL.
Ai,us COPY ifpin TIE ir,ptd
Wliu'hA my hand aud iNt seal al the ,'i'uil
luu., tuuliri .tui gan ,nnniY, tbs
~ Oh ity 81 DCtObrt iyni
W Z iiDNiAS ,u,uit ''rtt
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
"TObc's" Good yuRRestiOnx.


EDiToRs DEMOCRAT; As the time IL
fast approaching when we shall give an
account Of our stewardship, We should lie
getting together fot the purpose Of coun.
scl. While II - a matter Of fact all
Democrats ought, and probably do, know
their duty 40 far as they are collectively
or individually concerned in the coming
election, but all Democrats should realize
the fact that If this government is 10 be
managed by the Republican party eight
years longer il will. IN my opinion, be
vciging on this borders Of bankruptcy.
Extravaganza IN nppropria,ing and ex-
pending the public funds will soon empty
the Treasury.
\ deficit Of sixteen millions in three
months means sixty.iour millions IL one
year, or one hundred and hf,y-six mil
that people Will approve Of sucl, admin.
ls,iaiion by voting 10 keep IT in power.
Then talk about Missouri booilcrs.
The Republican party should he the las,
party on earth to he talking about hood
lcrs. The Older ones Of their party Ger
tainly have not forgotten when and by
whom the Law WAS passed stopping of the
prccnbaci bills. They certainly rcm,ui-
her the mobilicr credit affair that cut
such a figure in the Union Pacific rail.
road stock which some al tho govern
,,.-t .,I..,.t. ... ,... .-,t,... ,.t.
trouble about.
They certainly iccollect when MI Nc
Gee, one Of the FIRST editors Of tie Globe
Democrat, got into trouble for Illicit
whial dislilling sometime IN the early
IO'S. II was during the investigation Of
the whisky manufacturing business tliat
were uttered -"I.ct no guilty inan cs
cape" And If my memory serves me
hight, Nj Niece, the then editor of the
Globe Democrat, donued the stripes and
entered the service 81 Warden SeLcic at
Jefferson City.
And | suppose there il No well in
formed person who will no, admit that
there were other men who were NOR.
closely associated with the government
officials who should not have rsoaIcd the
penalty 81 the law.
ON the heels 81 this whisky fraud cam.
the Star Route fraud. which | SUPPOSE
allowed contractors 10 draw pay Ion car.
Iyin% mail on routes which never cHIa,"d,
and ! am sorry to say Nj. Price, one OF
our old Jefferson tr,y Democrats, "a'
concerned III the Star Route frauds, In,
Tray was punished for being III bad com
pnuy. The Democratic voter wants l.
show himself equal to the emergency by
voting for every person that oppose
buodlIup and iot no person who favor
IT. The principle upon "h.chihc weigh
my Of the mails for railroad ,|arii,is l.
manipulated IT, one oi the mos cptrup
frauds pow III existence IpEE.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14

SrhTE or MISSOURI =.
totHu. 90 atuE"AH.
In Tie mors,n county citcui' Court DeromLr,
irIH. lJpI
Thomas u cooper |,lntul,i
James V thilcua' i iiyius, 90 II i,hd then The
lUknuwn h'iIA al lew d"ria'"r "i grantee II
ihr sad lnutca y tnilooni deceased defend
ante.
N,tnis day Gomez the plninrlH herein and dlcs
htA p',itipn and affidavit n%ltcginp among other
ihiuyh thai Defendant. JHih'7 v thllr"ni u ~
ing Is u non resident 81 ne state 81 Missouri,
that II w." SAID James V thil',h' In nav de
ceased then ih''" ~" prih"n1 VII" are inter
rr'cd ~ the subject matter 81 ia % action. wlIpA'
names cannot be inherited h"t"in i1t The reason
that ih~V ~" unkuo~n I" pIiinlil. ihhi III. III.
r,,' na lciIs At ltw d.visc,s 81 gIaut'cs 81 the
said James y Chilo"nl deceased
WicicupDu II 10 ordered hy the ,i"ft IN var,
ZION mat ti' said defend MS hr nuitii"i Nv put
icnt,Du that plniut,n hns commenced . sull
against them ia ihis court the rb)r'i nii gen
'ral nature pl winch n 10 obtain - dccioc hiVcs,
ing them ~ all ,iYhi. tale and interest IN aud Ia
the following real estate, h. Wit
The south w'h, quarter OF the southeast quar-
irt uudil. South half II the hoithWrs, quarter
81 ~, hDuthcu / quartet Of section ifrui a.. ~
Township t"Ily ihirr t13i. Fdrpc iHRhi'tn ilhh
and 10 yrnl III" iillr hhrict" ~ p~'hinlii hJ ma
ittipn
Ard nnirhs the rnid jau,e Y Chiicpn, If Nv.
InP 81 II dead, then, the unh ngwn. i,"iNh Al law,
h'vis'rs 90 g%ihui"'H 81 the fall jane V M.
{. a. dr'"us'i he aud appear ~ ihih court ~
the uosi term thereof /" be begun and hpiicu -,
~, count mouse Ia the CIiy 81 Versailles, ~ sud
county On the i!th day 81 Dcccnhrr next, nnni
uu 90 before ~, i,rst day IL sad tenn. GusWrf 81
ilcud 10 ih" p'iiiipn IN sand ,hut. the zane VII
he iHt,r u, confessed "nd judgment will u" ieu
drfrd accordingly
And II II irii.i ordered, Ihai u copy hereof
be pubiitli'd. according - ltw. ~ ~" hr'phn
County D'muoiH' - weekly newspaper printed
nld p'bilSh"i ~ Morgan County Il lrW W,tl'
Auo, rrhiyriy, iho ia-i insertion Ia h. nt least ihir
IS DAYS t'iuf. ~. btsi dny ~ said Dr'rmht'
tenn II this G ui
W { THOMAS. tlr'nit tlclt
/ a true 'opy from the Rr'oid
witness my hand aud llc seal 81 the CIR
.. tuit Court OF Morgan Comfy
N''" ihts IJth dIy ~ pri"h"r iyH
" &. TuohiAh Circuit tl"th
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
TO MA

been spent ~ the improvement 81 this
line, and I'll human ingenuity has been
adopted 10 protsc, ~ patrons against nc
cideut. llc Ia" rs renowned i"i II, fast
trains and thr general Superiority "i itb
service and equipment. fas'cs, time,
shortest time, %hlgpnlhsst track Tourist
h~lcelcrs u specially Inquire u
J. II. INruRur, g. A.
Jyl Olive 81, (, Louls, so.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
ORDER on
In ia" Morgan county CifcyI, Count, December
Tenn, iyp4,
STATE OF MISSOURI -
COUSIN On aiursAh,

Charles kimlhcil Defendant
p%'l,ii"n aud aihdavit alleging among othei
,hiuyh mat defendant - not i ~icb,tcnt al The
state al MIsaDutl.
Whrrrupon +, Is ordered Wy ihs c'cIk IN vac,
',pn liIni hnid defendant De nu'ihod by puhlicn
ton that plain,Ii has commenced n nj, against
him ~ this c"uii, the object and pru,lHi un,u'h
al which h 10 obtain "a decree OF divorce iiom
defendant
Ana that unless The said defendant be and np
peai A this oIuIi, ~ the u-Hl icimlh'Isp 10 br
begun aud holden ~ the 'pult house IN the tity
II Versailles. ~ said County on the isth day ot
Drcs ml nr I aud nn OF b'lut~ ia. inst day I'll
said term, nnsv"r a. plead To- the Isti ION IN said
cause, Ihe same win he taken a., confessed ANA
judgment Will he rendered accordingly
Amd II H. further ordered ina, a copy hereof he
publ,al,"i, according Ia lnW, Ia IA, Morgan
County Democrat. - weekly ne VI pnp,,, publish,
ed ~ Morgan county, Iot iudi wo".s hu'c.ssiv"ly
The lns' insertion 10 br At least thiIty day, before
the said I'm day IL December. iy4
" T., TnoMha, Circuit Clcih
4 true copy from the ie,pid.
witness my hand aud the seal IL The Circuit
court "t Slogan County this sth day
l''''1 II aEtuGrr. 1904
" 4 TnpdAb. Circuit ti"Th
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
]. W. LIVINGSTON,
Dealer IL
Liquors, Wines, Cigars.

ANliItSER. BUSCH BEER,
Export pnla Ale, always fresh.
Best Brands Of WHISTLES.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14

SIATE on MISSOURI
tDtuIYo % hfoBGAh
IN the circuit CONT, County ii Morgan, August
Term, lypa,
y W Huston, Plaintiff.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
JOCKEYS WHILE
YOU WAIT
Father BiII' Daily Has Opened a
Training School in
Washington

WASHINGTON. May 4. Father
; Bill DAILY has started school for
Jockeys" He received his first regular
pupil today in the person of Ernest
Lefevre of Baltimore, Md. DAILY charged
the youngsters mother a tuition fee of
$500, and. in accordance with the old
mans usual business principles, the
money was paid in cash and in ad-
vance. DAILY has a well-known turf
writer at work getting up a series Of
circulars setting forth the objects and
purposes Of his course OF instruction.
These pamphlets will be ready within
, few days and 1t IL the intention OF
, the old man to have them distributed in
the places where they may bring stu
dents to the fount Of knowledge Mean
, while DAILY is enlisting the scholars as
they come.
, Lefevre arrived from Baltimore last
night, and today before race time the
little fellow. who is IA years old and
the son of livery stable proprietor
in the Mound City. waited upon DAILY
at his track-side stabling. Papers were
uIdWI up, signed, scared ana uellNereQ.
, DAILY also accepted a tender Of certi-
fled check for the $500. Then the little
boy bid adieu to his parent and itripped
off to take up the rigid discipline and
absorb the hard crusted philosophy of
the DAILY school in much the manner Of
new boy in the junior department of
preparatory school.
Days fame as developer Of jock
/ eys is now being turned to account.
Two years ago the Austrian consul
here at Washington turned over to
Daily little Hungarian youth anxious
, to become proficient as a race rider.
/ Daily sent the boy back to his home last
February really competent little
horseman. The Hungarian parents
paid Daily $500 and bonus for the
work. Since then he has been besieged
, by persons from Chicago, Hartford,
New York, Baltimore. New Orleans,
Pittsburg and other big centers. asking
him to take boys as apprentices. hop
ing that perchance they might turn
out TO be Makers or O'Connors. Realiz-
ing the financial possibilities of the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
CH|NAMEN
FIGHTING HARD
Will Resist Efforts of Govern
ment in Deportation Cases.
Being Tried Here

In United States Commissioner
O'Neilrs court this morning the case
against the seven Cinnamon who are
being held on the alleged charge of be-
ing in the United States without proper
papers was begun. The trial Of the
Cinnamon will probably consume sew
eral days. United States District At
torney Cozier of Moscow is conducting
the prosecution and Attorneys I. N.
smith and S. l.. Mcfarland are rep.
resenting the defendants. A Chinese
Interpreter of Helena by name of Nov
Don Shing is here acting for the gov
eminent and MIR. Eby, United States
inspector, of Helena is also present.
The first case taken up was that of
Ng Dick Toy. He alleges that he has
been IN this country for fourteen years
and is a bookkeeper by Occupation He
presented papers which his attorneys
claim entitle him to residence here
The contention of the government is
that they have not sufficient evidence
to show that they are entitled to a
residence here and it is likely that the
decisions of the court will go against
them in which event an appeal will be
taken to the higher courts. The case
against Jim Fat Sing was dismissed
this morning and he was released from
custody.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
HOT SPRINGS TRACK
New Southern Resort Promises to be
Greatest Turf Center Of South

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May 2.-That
Hot Springs is destined to become the
ideal winter racing center of the south
if not the entire country, is evidenced
by the elaborate preparations which
Dan A. Stewart and Charles DUNCAN
are making toward the establishment
of the new Oak Lawn track. the ground
for which was broken fortnight ago
Stewart and DUNCAN. who. with John
Condor, the Chicago turf magnate, own
the bulk of the stock in the enterprise.
have planned to expend $500. 900 on the
new course and expect to have it lady
for racing before Christmas.
Oak Lawn. which is situated two
miles from the city on the only perfect
ly level plot of ground in the county.
will be transformed into the most mag
niticent racing park that money can
make. 1t will be laid out something
after the style of Harlem park, Chi
cago. which from floral viewpoint is
easily the most beautiful race course in
the middle west.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
FIELD MEET
FOR TODAY
U. of |. and the Normal Students
Will Compete in an Exhibi.
ton at Normal Campus

Preparations for an exhibition track
meet this afternoon between the e. of
!. team and the Normal team have
been in progress and the meet is SEIZED
uled for this afternoon. Mr.. Angel of
the U. Of l. team is the manager Of
the visitors and has placed his men
in good form. The meet this after
noon is more in the form of an exhibit
ton than regular meet and some in
teresting events are looked for
The following are some of the par
Elephants with the line Of work that
each will compete in. Frazier and Muir
ply, pole vault; Charles Smith, Larson
and Henry Smith, hammer and weights
Fawcett and G. Smith, short distance
runners: Mathews, Tweedt, Edmunson.
Herman and Hunter. long distance run
ners; Frazier and Murphy, high and
broad jump
The following is the program which
will be carried out this evening on the
Normal campus.
Fifty yards. running.
High jump.
Broad Jump.
One mile run.
Hammer throw.
Discus.
Shot put.
One hundred twenty yard hurdles.
Relay
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
FIVE GAMES
SCHEDULED
Lewiston to Play Idaho Two
Games, Guild sac One and
Two With Washington

Five baseball games are scheduled
for this week and next for the Lewis
ton nine. Two Of the games are to be
played with the University of Idaho
nine and the games are scheduled for
Friday and Saturday at the ball park.
The university nine is considered one
OF the strongest amateur teams in the
northwest and in a recent game with
the Spokane Indians" played close
game. Captain Chrisman is manager
of the team and has taken special pride
in having the best talent the school
affords in the nine. Middleton the
pitcher Is a wonder and has such a
speedy delivery that their catcher has
hard work to cooperate with him. He
is in his first year at the university
coming to Moscow from Iowa. He
formerly played ball with the Ames
college in Iowa and also pitched for
the University OF Iowa team several
seasons. The games to, be played will
Undoubtedly be interesting from a
fans" standpoint. The lineup for
both teams will be announced tomor-
row.
Sunday game will be played here
at the ball park between the Lewiston
nine and the Culdesac team. Culdesac
have gathered around them a fine ag-
gregation Of players and have sent
word down here that they will make
things hum. 1t Is announced also that
two games have been arranged between
the local team and the University of
Washington team from Seattle and the
games will be played Monday and
Tuesday. These two games will lend
ginger to the baseball season and such
an aggregation coming to Lewiston is
a credit to the city and the players
whose regulations has gone to the out
side world as stayers.
This afternoon a game Of bail Is
scheduled at $3.50 between the first team
of the Lewiston High school and the
University OF Idaho team. The game
will be played at the ball park. 1t was
originally scheduled for yesterday but
some of the high school nine We're un-
able to be present and the game was
postponed until today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04

thing. DAILY decided to start the Jockey
School" The old man has a well de-
fined curriculum for his scholastic
term. Each boy will be indentured 10
him, and DAILY will hold apprentice pa :
pers for four years. He guarantees to
the parents that pupils will be well fed
and clothed, and that every one of
them shall be sent to the schools Sc
lected by the parents.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
Today's Temperatures at Lewiston

n you have a sick watch or clock
consult HAmeo.