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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-07-22
The Gun club Shoot

The attendance at the regular shoot
of the Gun Club last Sunday afternoon
was quite large. The delightfully."-
pleasant weather brought out a good
crowd Of spectators from town. NJ. P.
Spencer and Dick Scheble, members of
the Wenatchee club, and crack shots,
were also present, each of the visitors
taking fifty targets and making a good
score. Mr.. Dean, one OF our best shots,
was called away just as the sport began.
Mr.. Adams made a good score up to the
18th target when his gun got out OF fix
and he was compelled to use a strange
gun, only for this misfortune he would
have probably made much better
showing.
Following is the official score, all tax.
% targets but the last two, who took So
J. B. Adams 10, n. NJ. .Sorenson Is,
]. w. Elliot Is, Ray King ID, NJ. J.Dal-
ton IA, J. L. Wester Is, S. NJ. Sorenson
IL, Dell Mccoy 9, J. Tholin :, NJ. P.
Spencer Al, Dick Scheble sc.
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Notice for PubIientIon-FinaI PROOF

Land Office at Waterville, Wash, July 70. 1904
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before J. T.. Shore
Q. 5. Commissioner, at his office at Leaven-
worth, Wash, on Sept. ., 1904 viz:
Marion II. Cahn,
who made homestead entry No. 1240 for the eli
sw14 apd lots and 8, section G, township % 4,
range IS G III.
He names as witnesses to prove his eontin-
uous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: Chss. L. Northup, Chas. Cromwell.
Max Spromberg and E. d Northup, all Leav.
enworth, Wash.
II. B. MALtOY, Register
First publication July % last August l9
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go acres, 80 in cultivation, all fenced.
Eight miles from Leavenworth, four
from Peshastin siding mail delivered
at house. Plenty OF free water. VIM.
Stage, Peshastin, Wn. 25-t4
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Clothes don't always make the man
but one of our SIS custom made suits
will make you look like a gentleman
Plisch & Bliss gents furnishings.
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The bedsteads. springs, and bed
clothing complete. saved out Of the Cas-
cade Hotel. See J. t. Douglas, near
the mill boarding house. Good stuff.
Cheap. 7. F. Russell.
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Take your watch and iewelry repair
ing to +. S. Taylor x Co. dealers in
clocks, watches and iewelry. Post
Office building.
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Now is the time TO get your room
papered see the new paper just in as
Plisch & Bliss
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snook-Reagan wedding

On Sunday last S. H. Shook was mar
ried to Mrs. Lizzie Reagan, of Sedro-
Wooley, Wash. The marriage cere-
mony was performed at Bellingham.
Mr.. Shook, who is brother of Mrs.
n. H. Dean, is a contractor and build
er, and came here from Sedro-Wooley
some three or four months ago. After
spending a few days on the Sound with
friends, Mr.. Shook and his wife came
to Leavenworth, where they will make
their home.
The Echo extends congratulations
and wishes the happy couple long life
and happiness.
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The Echo extends congratulations
and wishes the happy couple long life
and happiness.
Thirteen cars of sheep were shipped
to Seattle this week. Eight belonged
to Snodgrass and five to Carsten broth
ers.
Ole Sands, one OF the recent recruits
in the ranks of the married men, has
leased the Watson residence In the east
end and gone to house keeping.
Joe Parker and AL Moon, employees
of the Hobson brick yard at this place
went to Wepatchee Tuesday night to
work in Mr.. Hobson's yard there.
DR.. Deming, U. S. Live Stock Inspec-
tor from Spokane, was here to inspect
twelve cars OF sheep shipped to Chicago
this week by the Urquhart brothers.
Harry Dean and wife took row up
the Icicle yesterday to try the new
steel hunting boat which, came in this
week, and to take in few trout as well
An Indian woman named Mrs Brown,
living upthe canyon TO the north of
town was bit by rattlesnaale last week
and died from the effects of the bite the
next day.-Chelan County Democrat.
Within the last ten days Mrs. c. r.
Zinckey has sold number OF her lots
on the north side ofthe track. Two or
three of the purchasers will build be-
tween now and fall. 50
The floodgates in the lumber compa-
ny's dam are being closed. Since the
river has fallen there has not been
enough water to float the logs up to the
slide. The closing of the gates will
raise the water between two and three
feet.
]. A. Miller and son Verney Shore
left yesterday for the Red Mountain
mining district to be gone about ten
days. While away he will do the re-
quired amount of assessment work on
the Metal Monarch group which is To-
Gated in this section of the country.
Pete and Emil Miller and Bert
Scheble, three Wenatchee boys who
have been up on Wenatchee Lake for
the past week tisEing came in Wednes-
day morning and reported that the
mosquitoes had run them out. They
left here the same day for the Icicle to
ry their luck.
Occasionally the Echo omits to notice
an important event in Leavenw orth
life, such, for instance, as the wedding
last week of Ole Sands and Miss Rissie
Hood. Such incidents win happen in
the best regulated establishments. The
grocer will forget to deliver the sack
of -four you ordered, and the wood
hauler will forget the load OF wood you
ordered him to bring around, and there
you are. We can Lot all be perfect,
however good our intentions may be.
Cherries, peaches, p ears and all
kinds of berries at Pendleton's.
See Plisch & Bliss about wall paper.
We are leaders on custom made suits
and guarantee quality and fit. Plisch
Il Bliss, gents furnishers.
Five wise men bought five all wool
suits at IS their value yesterday at
Wheeler's.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas at
Pendleton's Fruit Store, near big rock.
Buy now as not single suit will be
sold after Saturday night at sale price
at Wheeler's.
Wall paper at Plisch & Bliss
Fresh vegetables at Pendleton's.
The famous white oak tan sole and
Goodyear welt shoe still at a saving of
25 over other stores-anywhere.
Wheeler's.
Tohaccos and smokers articles at
peudletou $
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Do Xou want a Residence Lot,

Choice residence lots in First Adj
dition, on reasonable terms. Inquire OF
n. NJ. Sorenson, Losekamp's store. III
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For cigars, tobacco, papers, maya
zines and books go to George Block
sedge. (4tfl
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Wenatchee fruits received fresh daily
at Pendleton' Fruit Store, near big
rock.
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Arc You Going Fishing.

Rods, lines, flies and all kinds of
tackle-best and cheapest at George
Blocksedge's news stand. Front
street. lard
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Shack for rent
by L. II. Turner.
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Fresh homemade candies at Pendle-
tOnis
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

sn1 <ss ..ss ssason s.s eascns prevented
q sres1 sn1 clstr so5sxrenee vnstn
,,lslr9r o1scloss1 ios az: ;ns; t.s lrlkD-
ags-nsr; a ,'s,fs,1-
The siresf yess.c.s Wa gorgsons
1ls5Gsy rss,dsndsr. IL Dssaii.pl ho-sss.
nssnds. as;naso-1s vocas-- Ane gtI9
ps4o.ss wagon. The rarens proper
va maxrlGos1: fr6 trough; ,osr1
roapas II soc4Ens> tfo-u ilas lns.,nes.e'l
Gnd1enee- 10 snp-nsrs.e its firsrs.;
sssu3ng9y i.nynssio1s .ssas voHlf ia-as
ool lprnns snd i.sr .ns.4oe vorle noi o-
1ors- Eou rogl5 hare 70 sss then
There Il something doarg srsry sscone
ssnS ese1 ar; sssr.sd more wonderful
sass s.ce o1s o<tofs 5t
The Gasasgs-as ~As tlle5 v5ia roD-
1srs srou AL 0rsr tas g1o,s.
Ersrrors ooonsr.s1 via ias cascDs
sro.. t..e s-,asi&ooY; ~ i5s itr-oos are
lselss s.ss ssri1s-asr Il sps'esraoee AZ
sr;1oas Wiki places i1s b,.lls d Dosns
.: sac .o2 0f i5s l1ss lr ;as c5rcar vorlc~
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
siiasoo 70, /. Prescription.

The largest sum ever paid for . pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 30, l30L Tho transfer in
yolvsd in coin and stock sl12 5000 and
was paid by party Of business mon for
q specific for Bright's Disease and Dis
betss, hitherto Incurabls diseases.
They commenced the serious invssti-
cation Of the specific Nov. Is, 1900.
They interviewed scores Of the cured
and tried it out on its merits by putting
over three dozen cases on the tseatment
and watching them. They also got ply
sicians to name chronic, incursbls cases,
and administered it with tho physicians
for judges. Up TO Aug. Is, sighty-ssvsn
per cent Of the test cases were either
well or progressing fsvorsbly.
There being but thirteen per cent Of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceedings
Of the investigating COMMITTEES and the
clinical reports Of the test casss were
published and will be mailed fres on sp-
plication. Address JOHN J. FULros
COMPANY, 40 Montgomery st. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

Hon A. w. MeHsndris. republican
candidate, for district attorney, was
ia Lamar last week shaking hands
with his many friends and looking
over the situation Wat, a. be is
known by most eyeryons, il g pro
duct Of this section a. be was raised
in Bscs county and educated in Col:
orsdo schools, He is one Of the
brightest Of the young lawyers Of the
state and his long experience a. q
court stsnographsr makes him thor
oughly familiar with the details Of
his new Office. He is one Of the ris-
ing young men Of the state and his
large acquaintance and popularity
all over the district makes his cleo
ton . certainty. Look out for him
Hs's from Bscs county, and they al ..
ways get 10 the front.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

During the two yesrs since J. b.
Trailer was unssstsd by the house
Of the last assembly We have
heard much talk from the local dem
ocrsts about his being the victim Of
. corrupt deal made by Alva Adams
In an attempt TO doublecross Senator
Teller. Alva ia now the democratic
candidate for governor and Of course
was imm ediate!y washed az white
a. snow, but a scrapegoat had
10 be found, and We see now Sena-
tor Barsls il it. II is true he was
not . member Of the house at the
time but in the senate end it is hard
TO connect him with the alleged deal,
and 1t il also true that one Of his
Mexican friends was unssated by the
same deal, but he has turned repub
lican since and Of course is guilty
inst a. Alva is now bound to be in
nocsnt. Recollect, however, that
Just twenty -four hours before Alvs
was nominated he was still guilty
A few hours do wonders sometimes
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LRAsk
STATE LANDS.

Oyvrcs a. nm ErArE BoAxo o. LAyD C0s-
MIaaIosEEs
D<eye- CoSo-- s<,f- Ia l14-
NOTICE b herseJ RIsec .ass Aosshaz ke.ooes
n vss.e tss.o6oe address is Ls-.sf. C14ors-
6o on s~<s<z her 7th- f64- s.s1e syrsl3cxs8cc
No. ~ 70 ths 9ease BoAsd o Lad CSrrr.<-
sipuSsp 10 iease tie follovi..x described lksc-
oeksaai Laeds. afssss /. Proven Coz.iy. Cor
orndo. tovis:
Lsas L s.ds. sseslo. L 10vushio n so-ih-
kAAGs q Wet
K esk,sr spxliessio.s 20 isase tbs abose de-
s<sibsd pss-zisss ox eS.sesSoes afki.sf .hs
tsAss l6ek- ns-
: MAaK g. wooDEryy.
Rsgis.<s 6ease Board Lad Co=Eiss>ocsrs.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
rleo..c. and en...,v, r,...

Repressntadvs Hill q CoaAecttou
had bill uD tor the rsl3sf q . pesA
master in his district Who haA losa
money through tie thsa of stampo
from the postomcs. He showed that
one Of the thieves va serving time
IN Illinois and one IN New York. Rep
Fesentativs Doutsll Of Illinois came u
The rescue OF Representative Hill and
made an eloquent plea for Hills claim,
beginning thus: ''Mr. spsaksr. here y
whore Illinois and New York joi.
hands-throaSA Joliet aAA Sing sina
TO help this worthy eitisan Z Co.
Aoetieuf.s
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
SELLS & DOWNS CIRCUS
TAe Bes Seen Ia Trinidad Ia Recent Year,

The following notice from tho Trini-
dad Advertiser OF Friday, September
70, 1904, shows that the great Sells q
Downs circus, which exhibits hero on
Friday, September 30, is fully up to
tho promises made In Its advertising:
Tho clsanest, best equippe and with
al tho best circus that has visited Trini-
dad In recent years was that OF Sells &
Downs united shows that hold tho
boards In Trinidad yesterday. The
tents were pitched At Kit Carson park
and tho huge canvas carried by those
people furnished . roof for nearly tho
entire park. Although 1t 10 nearly tho
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
Dr.. Shefn1l ArmstroagV.S
Experisnosd II ia.sss irssiosc.
6 al dlsaAss u bo-ssa sod cattle
Realqsartay At Asal Bpx Barn
Calls answered nlxhi Or day

NOTICE YoE PCELICALION.
C.E LAID 0yyzrl- LAnar CeocIo-
srrs- y. lt4-
S41eSne - her<hy given .sss: sss fss-10vl.-x-1s-r-
~ - sees1sr kas kzs1 .sssao4 Il beg ir.<s-5s
., szaks &..sl ,rzok n srxrsrs It ber eta.- s-se
fSss ssse yrp.f VII - Ea1. h>fo-e the kAx1s->r
ss1 ksossves q Lamar. Ce1orAao. ca Ier-s1sy
Sov. l. zNA- vias Lzls z Esr,sr- formerly Lr1r
z CaAAu- r. z No. <Gsz- sor Tia n De4 s4
Evk - q. rvy = 3. Ear q ~.
sac .azzsss sAs fois0vi.x v1s1sssss 20 ,rOr.
t.sr e1cs&zso1s resS1ez.os r,s1, al c.tfirss8oo
IT, ssi1 lGz1- VIZ
Wa1aoe Hon H0va-1 Ysik.rroc. Lsyrssoe
Rrvve1- C12Sxa1s-
JoEy A WILLIAM Esxis.sr-
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
whst's,oaasms9

Everything IL ~ the name whom it
comes To Witch Hszsi Salve. z G D.
Witt d Co, Chicago, discovered some
years ago how TO make . salys from
Witch Hazel that u . specific for pilsa
For blind, bleeding, itching and pro-
truding piles, sczsma, cuts, burns, bfuis-
81 and all skin diseases, DeWitt's Salve,
has no equal This has given riss to
numerous counterfeits- Ask for De-
Witt's the genuine. For sale by
Myers Pharmacy.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

Eosrd ad.o1rnsd % raeet Wednesdsy,
Sept 7. I3o1-
Lamar. Colo. Sept 9, 1901
Board ne. pursuant 70 adio1rnnsni,
all rasmsfs Dfesent.
On motion the folloSing claims were
allowed and ~srrsu.< ordered drawn %
the ordinary county revenue fund in
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

Some Of the democratic voters are
complaining that they are getting
TOO much Adams and Shafroth and
Trsxlsr, and q morsmsnt il on foot
70 petition these gsntlsmsn 10 step
aside and let somebody else get in
the limslight for one term anyway.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
csmnlssIens~s p,eoseeinss.

Ler-s,, Cha, Se5i- q, ls,z-
Ct:.es IT tie Boar1 u Cy-rty Cou1is-
s1o.sfk-
Bosr5 ro~s ysrsasr; 10 a5yo1rr-osni-
al .as-D,s's yrsssni-
On .ao;aon Boss5 .DYnorsS TIE .aonifs-
gy rspor1< II W. J. isleklso0rsr, J. W
Bryoe, T q. Pie, IL e Ngrpny snd ].
z. D0vnsr, 0rsrsssr, u ,os5 ols.rlr:< 2.
], 2, 3 sn3 s. rssDsr;&rsly, AID ordered
~srrsn.x drawn sysinss said districts ss
sollo~ks
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
REPUBLICAN TICKET

Yos PsssG1s-. TgS0ooEs k1|,ssTkz@T
For yl,s-Psss1as-. Cg1s ". F.IxsASxs
For y,s.s.,r. u. IL Noyysz, 6IkoS
GpCErgEzk, pEEcr kfDEE
r. Y. fsTEs4sT, j. 9. Or
o>oo.
FOR C<,axssss-2.c 4: ls,gs Y. T. BEooxs
Pos Congress 2od Dls; IL " Hoo
y,, G,rs,ro. J1s II. PE1s0Dr
Far rAss,- C,rsraor JP. NcDosIio
For 6sc'y. os E.s.< J. ". C'"H
F,, e...e Treasurer JosS H0LKsEEo
For Audilg n II SH"'
For At1,rnsy Gsosrsl y. G. AiLlSE
Fo, e.s.e gsv, K.TzEzi,E cE.Io
P,, EeSsr,. 7. D. BafED
IL u. Tgoxpsos
Far D,.s At,,rrsy A. ". McHEBDsIE
Y,, E~D,s,sn.x.ars b. r. UHiTE
For County Judge JAs- ID "fSS
For Coaniy C1ssk W. IL BII'7shE
Pos County Treasurer LF. MATHEW :
Far County asssss,s F.H. EosAcEASs
For County E1yt IA kosEEEorca
For E,srfr q. IL Tgoxas
For County Egrysyof l. n AAExaAK
For County Cof0nss FEED LEE
For Comm issionss for ls.
Dis.ric. w. W. KErsoLDs
For C,mnIssionss for 3fd
Dis.xic. r. J. S<TLEE
For Justices of Psscs J. u. HAETIs
z Z PIKE
Tor C,nstsblss E. Il. WaITLo~
l. G. Dowsis0
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

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The Lamar register., 1904-09-28
tooLEs ~ ms o~N Tssek-
Ssh.~ Rnsnss - q. As=sssns rse h.>
fovenee<-


fovenseS
ehr.nEer1 Il New EorE ETzyI 10
Cos asf coH-Derr ezz -ns ,:t-11l-fs ell
isstfy a rAs crowds III Brrac~xF-
Hev Yexters VII E-oy Ent i'cr ~ KY
e&snG from rhs hcdsalx II . Etss 70
0s rya.ng a . allen nocfe- x-11
chey ct.se ere enks1sf NE t,oFk
Al zneacens Il rtis s1r. Ii -saf-sd u
one 81 rbe cider ssrls-f When Er,af
HsseA was n his PRIME there Shf
nr,le restAuranf d0Sr .0vn where ne
nsn 1 finance took 1rDcbs1r- Hxic1
vHs 4 . hErJ- Ths-s sss-s1 10 D
10 eAsne<- 30 he Eza1 70 he IA, Y
c4xres. lont enough % t's nssra Al
orer tie suau RON Terrific 10
ca6ert Hown - ne SE-.ssT-
wAzts aaks1 rhe -sEntysr
-YHc1zeree EAsp hEs srn Eons oovr
1. De c@aasoi. ssrh Ioc of S'so11s or
sna-
There vas sn zrDs>sEse rnfe FOR
he zooe- Tables were 6sser-s1- so>
he Dsx Who were ea-s-y rsn J'sl}-Dsl
aovE Bro&eray- Ex.ct "a; 6ovr koc
a.s . ersee trseAsoa 7ren he pa-d
kts eSsck aas wen. og-- Tie E--ssf
vas fEn Il psoSse rz-I3ng tovEd .se
Batts<y.
Fha11 ne na1sssy- lsks> EA,ee
-Es3r rpoe Town VII. Ioe os l'sooe
% hoa><i- Easye1 ,ss rurces-
Gf1ezo1s:- ahorta. Ha,ch Ii
tkss sos Erss See tAti- AZ se.
100. n. town DE s-,.>s- hos1e> by Lis
sv1 hoaL-Yh1lA6es,-k Post
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

Interest will cease on above vax-
rants after October IS, 1904
CHAS. W. LUCK,
Town Treasursr.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

konaay. SeS.su.sr u. ~ . na&rs 81
equalization
Assss.-
g-F- CrRT, C1srk-
The Lamar register., 1904-09-28

Eosrd met pursuant 70 ad5oornusnt
all rasasrs pfesent.
On motion the folloSing claims were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn %
the ordinary county revenue fund in
payment:
Fred Lee, services coroner. ...... % -
Geo G Pollard salary. jsnitor b.. 80 %
II II Mcdowell sefy water CON. G5 %
II w Milford J r. people ys Davis IS
z House constable fess and erpns rs %
Out wss. p & s CO, supplies. ls g
Geo Il Hsrrii. printing --.-.-.--.. 10 81
J II Frsbis, feeding pris, care jail 8; Is
w A Merrill, serv dep dis. atty. % %
J r Curry, cash adv, stamps, etc %
services Aug. 10 %
w J Johnston shades for court b. 2 Is
r II Eosacrans, deputy hire ..... 60 90
s w Cressy, services water CON-. ~ o.
c g Smsltz, teach ex a. Granada 10 %
Lamar Electric Co, lights ....... 4 IS
On motion board allowed following
claims and ordered warrants drawE on
general road fund In payment:
Walker aS Hurd, blacksmithing. 8 & %
X w English L'mb'r Co, l'mb'r.. II 81
Allowed claims and ordered warrsnts
drawn on poor fund ~ follows:
J. r. Curry, cash advanced ......&34 55
Mrs Rena Catlin, nursing ..... 81 80
Mrs Ida Barker, mAintenance ... 10 %
On motion board disallowed the claim
OF J. +. PInkham for merchandise fur.
nished qusrantined patients amounting
TO $3.50, because unauthorized by board.
On motion duly carried board granted
the petition OF w. w. Reynolds for
Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert, praying that the
taxes on tho 20 3I-22-47 for tho years
1902 and 1903, amounting TO $l4.4s, be
rebated, for the reason that said de-
scribed land Is almost wholly valusless
because Of a seepage, and also that be-
Mrs Gilbert aud family OF four small
children arc 70 q great extent depend
ont upon q charitable neig borhood or
Prowers county for support.
On motion board adjourned TO meet
September s.
Lamar, Colorado, September s.
Board met pursuant 70 adjournment,
all members present.
On motion duly carried, claims were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn op
ordinary county fund as follows:
G T Feast, J + feos People w
Baldiblez and Lapey ....,....s s 25
Frank Kelsey, con foes same case 10 10
NJ f TomliDson, wit fees 2l5
John Simpson, 25
G + Creaghs, :" 215
Allowed claim Of W. F. AcPherson
for services inspecting roads and or
dered warrant drawn on general road
for amount, $40.
Allowed claim OF w. F.. Mcpherson
for cash advanced account paupsr and
ofdered warrant drawn on poor fund
for CLIO.
Approved monthly report Of Il. G.
Gordon, oversoer OF road district No. g.
and ordered warrants drawn agains,
said district As follows:
X. A. McKibbon, road work. ....$ 3 OK
@ w Ridley, $50. 8 Ot
T. G Gordon, " ..... 35 O(
f Rowe, ..... 2 90
Charles Cross, zee. 15 O(
w A Lewis, .... 4 sc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
Well-Known Iowa Athlete and
Gray's Third Baseman Will
Train Foot Ball Team
TERMS NAMED AND ACCEPTED
Deal Was Closed This Morning Be-
tween Principal J. j. Louis and Mr..
WilIiams-Associatio Will Ratify
Contract Tonisht-Williams Will Re-
main Until Thanksgiving Day

A deal was closed this morning be-
tween Principal j. j. Louis. OF the high
school. and Clyde Williams, third base
man of the Grays, former captain of the
of the best known of Iowa athletes.
whereby Mr.. Williams has been secured
to coach the high school football eleven
this fall. He named his terms and
they were accepted by Mr.. Louis. The
athletic association of the school will
meet tonight to take formal action in
ratifying Mr.. Louis choice. Mr.. Will
Jams will begin his work at the close
Of the Iowa State League season on
September 5. and will continue until
the end of the football season on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Williams will not go to West
High, of Des Moines, but will remain
here, altho he was elected by the di-
rectors of that school, who have been
very DESTROYS of securing him as ply
steal director. Repeated overtures were
made to him by that school. but he did
not accept, as the duties of the po-
sition would have filled his time for
almost the entire year. and he does not
wish to entirely give up his dental
practice. During his stay here Mr.
Williams has made many friends, and
is, without doubt, the most popular
man on the team. He is a lover OF
clean sport, and a thorough gentleman,
and under his coaching the local team
should rank high among those of the
cfo to
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many, France, Holland and Belgium
In the study of each country. history.
geography, government, people, arcnl-
lecture, art artists, music, musicians,
current events. army and navy, special
buildings, sculpture, industries, re-
ligon, customs and education VIII be
the outline followed. The first meet
ing will be devoted to a detailed ac-
count of life aboard a ship. together
with a description of the ship and Its
late Improvements.
The new officers and committees are
as follows:
President-Mrs. ]. O. Kemble,
Nice-P resident-Mrs.C =. r. Harper.
Recording Secretary - Mrs. NJ. s.
Mcfarland
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. W.
NJ. Clark.
Treasurer-Mrs. Julia Hanna.
Chaplain--Mrs. w. h Burrows.
GUARDIANS. r. w. Stevens.
Journalist-Nrs. e. NJ. Singleton.
Program Committee-Mrs w. NJ.
Clark, chairman; Mrs. c. III. Van Law
and Mrs. Thad Smith.
Flower and Visiting - Mrs. H. A.
Kinnan, chairman; Mrs. c. E. Patter-
son and Mrs. a. b. Conway.
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drill contest between several degree
stats OF the state. the degree staff OF
Central Court, No. 223, of this city,
composed of Mrs. Ella Jerome, Mrs.
Rachel Young, Mrs. Rozetta Roundy.
Alice Iindgreen, Mabel Crabtree, ana
c. A. Landin. w. Il. Stewart, James
Cahill, Charles Hancock and 4. j.
Reed, with w. A. Meese as captain.
Mrs. Cora Russell pianist, a. X. Ly-
man banner bearer, and Mrs. A. X. Ly-
man flag bearer, and several other
members of the court, spent the day
at grounds. The contest resulted in 81
tie between Marshalltown and Vinton
for first prize, which was $50. The
second prize of S25 was awarded to
the Ottumwa staff. Addresses were
made by A. l.. Hereford, supreme chan
cellor; W. T. Robinson. supreme re-
corder, of Springfield. H.; DR.. J. f.
AIyeir. of Rock Island, supreme medf-
cal director; John w. Wells, of Mar
shalltown, and others.