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Fight Notes
and Gossip Of

Special to rhs Evening worid)
ST. LOUIS. No, July G-What would
have proven an interesting fight last
night between Red Huber. OF Louis
vile. and Jim Mccormick. OF Boston
was spoiled by the rules under which
It was fought, and these were ultimate
ly responsible for Huber getting the
decision on foul
In the fourth round Huber and Nc
Cormick were engaged In one OF their
wrestling exhibitions when Huber went
to the floor. Mccormick promptly
nailed Huber one on the back while
he was on his hands and knees, and
then tapped him on the Jaw. II was
a palpabls foul and Huber rolled over
and stayed down. Referee Douglas
tried to help him up. and hnally got
him up and going towards his corner
when Mccormick went after his man
again and landed on the jaw. Huber
going down. When Huber got UP Ref
cree Douglas fnaiiy held up his hand
and declared him the winner,
McGovern's Future Plans.
Terry McGovern will not fight agai,
until the latter part OF September.
Terry doesn't care to fight during the
warm weahers and. ss he says, people
are not anxious to see a mill while the
thCrmomsts hoyers near the hundrsd
mark
In September Medovern will nght
Eddie IIanlon. the California feather
weight, providing. OF course. .Hanlon Is
successful In beating Battling" Mel
sen In San Francisco on July g.
Should Hanlon lose to Nelson, then
MeGoyern will consent to nght Young
Corbett for six rounds either In
Chicago, Philadelphia or Baltimore, the
club that offers the largest purse In
those cities TO get the fight
Neil Says Hen Heat Atteii
Frankie Neil says that Abe Atteli Is
no harder to beat than any OF the other
lightning fellows. and that hs will knock
out the chicago man inside OF the limit.
Harry Forbes Again.
Harry Forbes. ex-bsntam weight
champion, and Dusty Miller, the ban
tam, of Chicago. Will fight fifteen rounds
at Minneapolis tonight.
briggs and McCleliand.
Jimmy Briggs, the Chelsea feather
weight. Is scheduled TO meet Jack Me.
Clelland, OF Phtsburg, for nfteen
rounds. At ias pounds, before the West
End Athletic Club, OF st. Louis, On
crswhurst VIII Referee.
Ernest crowhurst the vsl-kno vn
fght promoter. OF Philadslphis, will
referee the bout between Bob Fitssir.
mors and Philadelphia Jack ORrisn
which tskos plaee IN the ouaker Cliy
Friday. This will he the Arsl big Aght
long Tins.
Jimmy stone After NcGevsrn.
Jimmy Stons, OF the Avonls 4. T..
who recently knocked out "roio'
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League Park. Sunday. July J, morn.


League fark' sunday July morn
Ing.
National, =. 100 tOO0i -
p.,,..,., oni.a, m, ruho. N.o,y
pe''e'''s-o"'Ae" ', "'' ""''"' '''N'''
Coleman and Harris
AZ League PARK, on SUNDAY, July D.
afternoon, the Leaguers defeated the
Ncrfolks bV an overwhclm score;
They play Exenias of lloboken and
Mount Hopes next SUNDAY, a.
The. y n. :. G; Of Ho1bokcn haye sun
for @ teams offering IA induccmeHts Id.
y j
Tba Ainlras wound lilo IN arrarsc
y,r's. s Hp'hn' npi,h all % nnipnrnsd ,ssr,s oYss
asIns sixteen TO seventeen wears, Havo
Jtily and August omen. ADDRESS Capt.
RAYMOND t,,l Fisher, NJ, s7s , East One ss Hun.
rs. ~ p.u,.,',.., M p...au c,,,,, -,
me to arransc game. with teams aycT,
dres, Aaron Robinson One Hundred and
S,Ny.second street and summit avenue,
Hishbridse, n v
~ bayside /. L. juno 10 rur
- - KHE.
b;aWIehfe ''''''''" ot3lVCC o-1 IN !
oeNiahu '.'''','''' .OI OOO ~
The Linden D. C., OF Corona N, Y.
would Ike TO arrange games with teams
sVrisshs Io9rtsen 70 nlteen years All
< t'Hf' y ''''''''' p o. box IT. Corona
On SUNDAY, June "a. the Crescent A.
Z. defeated the Arcardian \. &. Tor the
ing score:
- RHE.
Aresdian a. c." ioloeonoE7s
CIeseni a Su.tpO pops IL 10
Sa.'sndaTsS,au' ere st,a ana Armi sheln-
ty,nrsrs xs,nii' sau.. vi,, ,.
sraaing tusIva ~ fo,,,s.n ,essa '
| n cnSattoyt,, u 20 p,.," .;s, ~
Tho CI,n,ons ara nov urdar ~. ~. ~
| no Snnsoxs aIv nov unuer lne man
L. smens o. Mine tsIIman, lorinr man,
eso. VI .ne ounk Nasno,ss AZ!
saT' ThamSf,u Win hielnLeid hold
ssps. ,ame. wiz al, ,ss IN. 20 NJ ~.
tsirlssn ~ a,,sen ysars en- Nj ds,eI IaS,nr onn,
| a f,er Jrfv IN xvii MAY fr- Ia
| he,s of from 81 10 * a, Ca,,rsie "A,
dress p. ZuckernISn. No s, Sheriff
street. New York city.
The YorkvIIis y e ds,sa,sd Nh,
Young Fmsrsons by the ,eoro Of n to i
The ilne.up follows: y. Madden G: r
ROWAN, g. Wcsteryelt' 10. g. Hunt
3b: Crovgsn, 81; F. Keely II. y. Hoy.
| Ian. RI. c DIVER, CT
A, yhi,..,on.
" y" ""'''S''"' RHE
yIeilant A. C.. ufipS -Niy
I,ea,,nis Soen9eoinsa Z n
Rittorles-wurtz and Watts; Messer
Conneily. McKenna, FOLEY.
RH.E
N u T. C."..." 90 ieGl-,2 =
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BEST OF HIGHLANDERS
%..CANNOT RUN THE BASES
fultz, Keller, Conroy and Elberfeid, Four
Great Run-Getters, Need Only One Hard
Slide to Put Them Out Of Business.

one knows Why has a dearth OF lubrl.
eating fluid In his on ankle socket. The
lluid was spilled In a twist he gave the
JUant In Boston.
Elberfeld has a hip that creaks every
time he pulls on his breeks.
Fultz has subdued charley horse. that
Is ready to tic him up at the first dis
respectful move
kotler has knee Joint that doesn't
Ike him and Is ready at a moments
notice to lead a deuce spot.
Never was there ball team since
Fro tossed the apple to Adam and
Adam committed tho error OF accept.
ing the chance, has there bsen such IN
invoice OF hard luck as that handed 10
this New York nine OF the American
League.
It's real hard luck. too; not an ex.
cusc.
And vet they are coming
Griffith, tho boss nurse. Ia rolling
the bandaxes.
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SCHOLES BEATS KELLY
IN SEMI-FINALS TO-DAY
Canadian Champion Keeps Up His Good Work
in the Henley Regatta by Easily Defeat
ing the English Champion.

HENLEY, England, July I'm the
semi. hnals for the Diamond sculis co.
day l.. r seholes. OF the Don Rowing
club. Toronto, bsst = 8. Kelly the
holder.
The main attraction IN the regatta
programme to-day was the meeting be-
tween l.. y. scholss, OF the Don Rowing
club, Toronto. and v, 3 Kelly, Ok
oman. In the ssmi-nnals for the dla'
raond sculls, In which the Canadian
sculler defeated Kelly, the holder OF the
trophy. by -four lengths, Time, sm. lis.
Kelly led for q mile. when the Cana
dian. putting on q splendid spurt. grad
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GETTING READY
FOR POLO GAMES

Preparations for the annual polo
championships, which will be held this
season az the Point Judith Country
Club, near Earfaganseu Pier, are al.
ready under way The contests Will bs
played from Aue, % l6, the number
OF playing days depending upon the
number Of teams that enter, Besides
the championship proper there will also
be the junior championshlp. which will
be played frst, and the winning team
may make a post entry In the big
event. The present holder Of the junior
championship 10 the Lakewood Club,
but as George j. Gould Ia now In
Europe, and his sons Jay and King.
dom Gould. have done no public polo
playing this year, II Is practically ecr-
tain that Lakewood will allow II,
junior uue 10 90 by default
Competing teams In this event mus,
be composed Of players whose aggre.
gate handicap does not exceed twenty
goals, and no Individual member must
be rated hlghtr than nvs goals. The
handicap allowances Inc same prln.
clpls as 10 followed In the big cham.
pior ship. Entries for the Junior cham
piorship will close with ~ L. Her.
bert. cha lrman OF the Polo Association
on July l6
Entries for the national champion.
ship and the cup presented by VIII.
lam Waldorf Astor will close IN JulS
H. The Country Clue, Of WestcheS
ter. Is the present title holder Ther,
has been some changing ABOUT OF play
srs since last season. but the indica
tIoas are that, despite the loss OF some
coming contest will he fully Up to tn,
usual championship standard. Foxhal
keane has brought bis polo ponies 4
| this country from England, and haI
been practising regularly lately al
Meadow Brook and Rockavay, and h,
Is eNpec ted 70 play on the Rockaway
team In the Point Judith events
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OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

=, years a ,psclall't In diseases u msa.
u.su nr. dfltdt's .osr,iflg trsatnsat
sao's. soe throat and pob.h ulcsfI painful
sss;llnSs, Sidney, bladder eemplaln'A scsli-
as,, ss., y e.Sa,sSs W. ,,y. ,r% f.; :R.!
,.Ess.a .s,YIs syii.rsg y e na, wa ,!Rs VT
Sshs,s Sfles; is:5 s :, ';ss,S s,.s Il my'i;s i;ss.
q. Hsufs 70 q sus1ssS = t..
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Naybs Il Isn't tough when the man
nssr Of q coming ball team has four
last sprinters on his team and can !
INV them to run bases.
That's Clark Griffth's source OF wor-
knent Just now. ..
And Il Is corrusating his otherwise
pAeid dome. =.
Jra case Of legs. Or rather lack OF
Ma.
.Fults. Keller. Conroy and Elberteia
hayo ball and chain on their ankles
One hard slide for any one OF them
Nd to the stretcher
When four such run-getters as this
psartet have TO depend on the bat alone
js no wonder that the man at the
tAeel Of affairs has to tie the slrlnss
Rhis nlEntcap with a sleeping potion.
II b even enough to make a break In
lstsr AIMS voice when she says they
- coming.
tfoaroy. sumamed The widow" no
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ually wore cut his opponent and rowed
him down. Opposite the grand stand
the Oxonian was exhausted and stopped.
The winner met with a great recep-
ton, His success was quite unexpected,
the experts almost unanim ously having
foretold a victory for Kelly,
Tomorrow scholss and 4. X. cloutte,
Of the London Rowing Club, meet In the
nnal. while the winnipsss will contest
In the final for the Stewards Cup with
Third Trinity, Cambridge
From a social viewpoint, the regatta
to-day was a great success, immense
throngs OF people being present
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BoutsArrauStd;
Others to Come,
THE BOXERS

Moran. Of South Brooklyn. IN eisht
rounds ard has also won his last er
Nghts. Is anxious IN get on q msleh
with Hughey McUoysrn. Ston. viii hs
matched shortly TO box kid" Adams,
tie east SIDE bantam weight, In uivats
for q siie het ~ tgo,
schreck TO Meet wairctt
sigred articles for the battle BE-
tDeen Mike schreek and Joe Walcor
are in possession Of the ss sinaw Boxing
club, and a date will he selected Within
the next week for the battle, The mna
are 10 go ten rounds at catch weights.
Doughery and Love.
Dinny Dougherty and Tommy Love.
tho Two cleverest bantam-welghts In the
Quaker City. have been matched TO try
Conclusions In a six-round bout before
the newly ORGANISED Manhattan A. C.,
~ PHILADELPHIA, Friday night. These
lads should put 10 a fast and clever
e,ntest.
Jimmy walsh Home.
Jlrny Walsh. OF Boston, the lo6-pound
champion OF America. who has been
iE England for many months, has re-
turned home, He claims that the Amer
lean fighters have no show OF Winning
10 their fights In England. The refereeS
give them the worst OF II. he says.
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TO PUT DOWN
CYCLING ROWDY|SM

Frank J. Caldwell. one OF the profes.
sionsl bicycle riders, vhoss lights ut
vallsbprg Monday creAtsd q stir, said
yesterday.
The N, q. A. must establish umplrss
q, every turn on the track and thsn
punish every rider who transgre~es
the rules. When q rider throws you II
Necessary TO. 80 right out ana throw
him and defend yourself with tsu, Tor
The ". G, A, does not punish Fders AZ
should. .cycllrg promises Ia be ruined
from rowdy riding. and I. for my part.
AN willing 10 take my punishment, II
others are also punished. An iron hand
The rules spsslheslly stats certain
they should he"
Other riders confirmed cadveHs state
ments. and President Patchelder. VI tbs
N g. A. said yesterday: '1ne rules
will be snfoFced. The races at Walls.
burg Monday opened my eyes Poul
riding viii have 10 stop No more such
scenes as we're enacted on the Walls
Nrre track Monday will co unpunlshsd, .
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nAhHASSET CUP
I FUR THE M|MOSA

fas anal rae. for the Manhassst Bay
:hallsnse Cur for % footers was sailed
jvt~dsy On the SQUAD. 1t was the
thjuf Tses Of the series. and for some
,.AEn s.., Lnoun "a m. owners.
-, -,
manner the bootall, tne orlglhhI chal-
hangar. nor ths Nike Of the seayanhal.a
Cors,,h,.r yachi clnh started
The course was ISL. miles, starting on
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4 Mater-Magon Cruise,

A very interesting experiment In the
treatment Of chronle alcoholism Is
about TO he attempted by a number OF
physicians. A steamer has been char.
tered, upon which no alcohol will bs
allowed. TO make q two months cruise
through the Mediterranean. II Is ex-
pected that the constant change OF
scene, together with the complete lsola-
tion from all wines or spirits. will at
ford lasung benefits 10 those attempt
in 70 break thensslyes>ofkihs liauor
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ART LW-couRsB Isl; MILES
k1tsls Rhsdy won Upton Trophy

y WAHBLEHEAD. July SAN Of the
E(y y-foctsrs that took part In the 30
fpn from Mes York for the Sir
$3.50 Upton trophy have been re-
Little Rhody won the race,
II vas second and the Roy III.
~ which arrived at 2O O'clock
I58 81 the Boston Yacht Club
lI that the Mcpsa had with
~ the race and was at sine.
14@1< and that the seablrd was
11roo1 MaasAehusstts Bay
w. - 1& osyeral Of The yachts
y lRsR ssvs'sl hours
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AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS

Evening World will publish day the Sporting Edition
baseball players Of their chal
engs Address Editor
OF The Evening World. Pulssr Building. New York
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
Teachers Institute.

Tho teachers institute held here
last week, was considered the most
interesting gathering of educators
ever held in this county and it is
q pleasure to see the growing in
terest and Improvement in our pub
lie schools. Much of this lis due
to the energy and we'll directed
efforts of County Superintendent
Elsensohn. That his efforts are
appreciated is best shown by the
strong support he is getting from
the leading teachers and instruct
ors. Prof ]. d. Stout, of Dayton,
remarked while here that in ali
his institute work he had rarely
seen evidence Of such good work
on the part Of q county superin-
tendent as is shown in this county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
FROM SHELL TO BRooDER.

Cooling and Turning the Eggs.
Hardenfng Chicks In the Inc1bator.
1t is not difficult to secure good
matches from good eggs. Almost any
one having e good machine can obtain
a satisfactory hatch. Authorities diff
fer somewhat ~ to the benefits de-
rived from cooling the eggs. and 4 few
deny that any good can come Of the
practice, but the consensus Of opinion
seems to be that reasonable cooling IL
decidedly beneficial. In cold weather
the best matches seem to be secured
from eggs which are cooled slightly
the twelfth day and for an increasing
period each day until the eighteenth,
inclusive, when they are allowed to re-
main out Of the machine until the
shells feel but slightly warm to the
touch, but in warm weather they are
cooled q few minutes on the fifth and
the time increased daily up to the
eighteenth day, after which they should
not be touched again. On this day
they remain out fifteen or twenty min
utes and sometimes, on a very warm
day. for 4 half hour. Do not disturb
the trays from this time until the
hatch IL complete. Cooling should h.
done when turning the eggs at even
ing.
When all the chicks appear to be
pretty well dried. open the machine,
remove the trays and, closing the door.
except Z minute crack for better ven
tilation, leave the little fellows in the
egg chamber for twenty-four to forty
eight hours, gradually decreasing the
temperature until the thermometer
registers 05 at the end Of twenty four
hours. As the thermometer hangs
above the chicks, 1t Ii probably a de-
gree less at the chicks heads. l have
found this plan to work very satisfac-
torily. The chicks go into the brooder
accustomed to a lower temperature
and ready to eat anything that they
can ind. believe that most machines
do not furnish enough fresh air for the
chicks after, they are well dried Of,
and open the door just a little that
they may be supplied.
The temperature of the brooder
should be fixed at 80 before the chicks
are put in, ~ its complement Of chicks
adds to 8 degrees when they are I'M
der the hover.-H. A. Nourse in Relia-
BILE Poultry Journal
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
A Rich Strike.

Dan Courtney came out from
the Hump yesterday and brought
most beautiful specimen of ore
from the rich strike made on the
Pumpkin Shoot claim on Crystal
lake Monday. The property is
owned by Frank Peck and Bud
Haynes who have been doing con-
siderable development work this
summer with good ore showing up
all along. On Monday a shot broke
in to rock that will equal in rich
ness anything found in the district.
1t is beautiful white quartz and
the great quantity of fine gold is
enough to turn the head Of q
veteran miner.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
Adopt Resolutions.

] 0dCO0JS A0OPS nOoOt0SSOssS'
To the Idaho County Institute:
Your committee on resolutions
begs leave to report as follows:
In order to show our apprecia.
ton of the benefits received during
the Institute, Be it resolved:
First: That we, as q body OF
teachers, express our gratitude to
our county superintendent, Lewis
Elsensohn, who has 80 successfully
planned and conducted the insti.
tute.
Second: That we extend our
thanks to the board Of trustees,
for so kindly granting us the use
of the school building.
Third: That we thank the citi-
zens Of Grangeville, for'the interest
taken in our work, as shown by
their attendance at the lectures
and regular sessions.
Fourth: That we express to the
committees on reception and music,
to the county superintendent Ind
to Miss Fleetwood, Miss Baker and
Miss Hayden, our appreciation for
the entertainment furnished as.
Fifth: That we express our sim
cerest thanks to the Reverends
Smith, Wicker, Mcdonald q n d
Roots for their several talks upon
the different phases of school work
and school life.
Sixth: That as a testimony of
our appreciation Of the work Of our
instructors, Prof. w. g. Beach and
Prof. j. D. Stout, we shall strive
to send better equipped girls and
boys into the service Of our country.
Seventh: That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to each OF the
instructors of this institute and to
each of the several papers of this
county for publication.
Signed: JOHN b. CARTER,
MARGARET SWEET,
RENA ADAMS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
A Perfect Painless Pill,

is the one that will clense the sys-
tenn, set the liver to action. remove
the bile, clear the complexion, cure
headache and leave q good taste in
the mouth. The lannon's little pill
for doing such work pleasantly and
effectually are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. Bob Moore, Of La.
fayette, Ind. says: A II other
pills l have used grippe and sicken,
while DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are simply perfect. Sold by all
druggists
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
Weak Hearts

are caused by indigestion. If you
eat . little too much, or if you are
subject to attacks of indigestion,
the stomach expsnds-swells, and
puffs up against the heart. This
crowds the heart and shortens the
breath. Rapid heart beats and
heart disease is the final result.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat, takes the strain of the
heart, cures indigestion, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, and contributes
nourishment, strength and health
to every organ Of the body. Sold
by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
For Street Fair.

The committee appointed o
make arrangements for the street
fair, have fixed the date for Sept.
%, 20, 30 and Oct. 1, and will be
able to give complete list OF at
traction. The work on the streets
is so well advanced that no trouble
is expected from that source and
everything points to q most sue
cessful meeting. Everybody is
requested to arrange some
be it ever SO small and
help along q movement that is
proving both profitable and pleas
ant to the people of Idaho county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25

And In accordance with law, 30 many shares
| OF each parcel Of such stock as may be neces-
Jack Mining and Milling Company, Limited,
0rangeville, Idaho.On the 18th day Of September
1904, at 10 O'Clock A. m. OF such day, to pay de-
| linquent assessments thereon, together with
the cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
RUFUS ". HAwLRY,
Secretary.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
Dewitt is the Name,

When you go to buy Witch Hazel
salve look for the name Dewitt on
every box. The pure, unadulter-
ated Witch Hazel is used in max
ing DeWitt's Wits Witch Hazel
Salve, which is the best salve in
the world for cuts, burns, bruises,
boils, eczema and piles, the popu-
larity Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, due to it's many cures, has
caused numerous worthless coun-
terfts to be placed on the market.
The Genuine bears the name E. G.
Dewitt & Co., Chicago. Sold by
all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
A Summer Cold.

A summer cold is not only an
noying but if not relieved pneumo.
mia will be the probable result by
fall. One Minute Cough Cure
clears the phlegm, draws out the
inflammation, heals, soothes q nd
strengthens the lungs and bronchial
tubes. One Minute Cough Cure is
an ideal remedy for the children.
1t is pleasant to the taste and
perfectly harmless. A &c rtain
cure for Group, cough and colds.
Sold by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
Special Church Notice.

Next Sunday will close the con-
ference year at the M. E. church.
The pastor starts for the annual
conference at The Dalles, Ore. on
Monday. Every member is urged
to be present at the services on
Sunday, and those that have not
met their pledges for the benevo-
lent causes are urged to do so at
that time. j. S. SMITH,
Pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
A. J. TURNER
Contractor and
Builder.
New Star Route.

The following star route schedule
has been announced between Elk
city and Orc Grande. ~
Leaves Elk city Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 8 a. m. /; ar.
rives Orc Grande by IL m.
Leaves Orogrande Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday l p. m. arrives
Elk city by 8 p. m.