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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
Baseball Notes.

The Gainesville team OF the Tri State
League has been located at Reading. Pa.
The Boston Eationals have averaged
less than three runs TO game Tins sea
son.
The New York Nationals received 5000
as their share Tor four games III Pitts
burg.
Charley Nichols would like III" Kansas
City tenn. which G.. Tebcau hAs In his
NAV.
The New York Americans will have -
games on their grounds beginning Sep
TENDER =
Garrick Of Fan River. j. about as good
a pitcher - there is III tie New Eng
land League today.
The New York Mail is very kind to
John Sheridan the Veteran umpire. II
comedies that he is making 8ood.
Nashua row has an array that can
make things warm for all Corners. 1t has
secured Pitcher SteVtntOm, released by
concord
The Jersey city Baltimore race is
about the best thing there has been seen
in ti.c Eastern League tor Il long time.
Provid"nc" is a mighty good third
Georl" Stone is the greatest batting
League. and has no superior III tie conn-
Try. His record on tn" present mp las
been something marvellous.
Tom Hughes has won from "vory club
except Boston and New York. Plttcn and
Jacobson landed five Of the SIX games
taken from Boston. Jacobsen taking thr""
of the four liz. pitched against the chain
pIOnS.
Duffy g.t; into the game; Sundays
when EoN Thomas Is uUt. Last sunday
he hit f"r :: dpub!" aud Il triple ana ma q
three put0utS. lie has played INT eight
2aInes aud mad" seven liz. batting fol
%js leadmA tn" National Lrapu'.
Keclcr. i.ajui" BemiS. Mcfarland ami
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
IROQUOIS WINS.
Defeats Temerare, the Challenger for
the Canada's Cup.

Rochester, Y. T., Aug. BIN q
breeze varying from - miles an hour
at the start TO almost il dead calm be-
fore the finish the lrOquoiS of Roches-
Ter, defender of the Canada's cup. de-
featcd .he Tcmeraire of Toronto,
challenger. off Summerville, Saturday.
by l. minutes and ID seconds. The race
was about n triangular course. three
miles to the leg. twice around.
The race began ut II o'clock under
pleasant skies. lroquois crossed the
line first with the Temeraire q few
seconds behind. Later the Temeraire
took the lead by breaking out her bal
loon Jill. Skipper Mabhett of the
IroqnoiS on the balloon run soon over
came the lead and in rounding buoy
was over minute ahead, At the
second stake-poat the relative positions
of the yachts were about the same
and in the run for the home buoy the
Temeraire gained a few seconds.
In the second round the wind steadily
dropped and at the outer buoy both
yachts We're in a fog with Iroquois
minute and Il half in the lead.
When the second leg of the second
than four miles an hour and the Ameri-
can boat began to slip away from her
rival with the greatest ease. AT o'clock
the boats We're almost brcalmed. Soon,
however. the wind freshened until it
reached about miles an hour.
At the turning of the second stake
and the start for home there was scarce
~ three minutes difference between the
boats. lacking for home the 1roquois
met a favorable wind and raced for the
buoy, crossing the line nearly half a
mile ahead Of the challenger
The next race will be sailed. Monday
morning. At II O'Clock, four miles TO
windward ard leewtrd twice around
The official elapsed time of Saturdays
race was:
Iroquos. 502.5G
Temeraire, 515.i6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
State Fair Grounds Meet
Closed, on Saturday.
Decima Deane and Nellie A.
-Win---The 2.3O Undecided.
Three Horses Have a Heat Each in The
2.06 Pace at Buffalo, NY.

Lewiston, Me-, Aug. 1.-THE two
days harness meet at the fair grounds
vas brought TO close by darkness
tonight, with the go event still unde-
cideG. DR.. Clay. owned by r. D. Wait.
Of Lewiston, was given third money:
Snip D.. owned by L. H.. Ryder OF
Bangor second money r'ho SUMMARY.
2.15 trot and pace. purse S2OO.-Decima
Deane won in staight heats. Time
214A, 2.14R, 2.15A. Commodore Dewey.
second; Frank S., third. Gen. FIsk..
Beatrice Greedy AMI Mildura olso
started.
2.35 trot and pace, purse $2OO.-Nellis
A. won III straight heats. Time. 2.2si5.
2.1Shz, 2.2l. VIII Patch, second; Row
ena Wilkes, third. Lou Foster, Ber-
nette, Louise S., and Carrie Pointer al
so started.
30 trot ana pace. purse 5000 Doctor
Clay won second and third heats.
Time, 2.23lz, 2.22A. Snip D.. won
fourth AMI FIFTH heats. Time. 2.23g
22iA. August Won first and sixth
heats. Time. 2.21E. 2.2i%. DR.. Keene
Crown Dutchess ana Ellis Boone also
started
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
A MONSTER LANDSLIDE
Wipes Out Town Of Ashcroft, 3. c.
IS Dead and IL Missing.

Winnipeg. Man, Aug. l3.-An ASH
croft dispatch reports disastrous
landslide on Thompson river, TINS al
ternoon. An Indian village was I'M
bedded with it's population ana the
river was blocked.
Ashcroft is an Indian village win n
population of 800, situated in the horth-
western portion of the Yale District'
British Columbia.
The landslide. came down about half
n mile west Of Speneer's bridge near
Ashcroft, sweeping the waters of
Thompson river over the entire indian
village, leaving nothing but wreck in
It's path. The landslide caused n wave
of from 1O to is feet high up the river
carrying ferry boats and all small boats
before it. Fifteen Indians are reported
missing and IL injured. Doctors nave
been sent from Kemloops and Ashcroft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
The Weeks Schedule.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

| - ~ I-iNtN ~ iJ1<h'It -
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday-Chi-
| cago at Boston. Detroit ut New York
| Cleveland at Washington. 81. Louis At
| Philadelphia.
Friday and Standardization At De
troit. New York NJ chicago. Washington
ut Cleveland. Philadelphia ut st. Louis.
Sunday-Ncw York IT Chicago. Philadel-
phin at St Louis
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Monday-Boston at Cincinnati. Brook
lyn ct Chicago, New York at ST. Louis,
Philadelphia at pittShurE.
Tuesday, Brooklyn at PittsburE.
Observation-Disclosures at Pittsburg.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Gin
cinnati at Boston. Chicago 1T Brooklyn,
st. Louis at Philadelphia. Pittshurg N
Brooklyn.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday-Concord at New Bedford Ha-
verhil at Nashua.
Tuesday-Lawrence at New Bedford
1.-TWO games), Havorhill at Lynn.
observation-disclosures ut Fail River,
Concord at Taunton, Lynn at Haverhill.
hursday-Ldwrence at Fall River. Con-
cord at Lynn. New Bedford at Taunton.
Friday-Fall River ut New Bedford.
ton. HaverhiIl at Lynn.
Saturday-New Bedford at Haverhill.
FAN River at Lynn, Concord at Lawrence.
Nashua at Taunton 1.-TWO gameS).
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures ut PROVIDENCE
Rochester at Buffalo. Toronto at Mont
real
Tuesday-Newark ut Jersey city. BAN
more at Providence. Rochester at bhrfa-
10. Toronto at Montreal.
Observation-Disclosures City at Newark.
Baltimore at Providence, Rochester at
Buffalo. Toronto at Montreal.
acknowledgements at Rochester: Jersey
City at Toronto. Baltimore at Buffalo,
Providence at Montreal.
Saturday-Newark at Rochester t"o
games), Jersey City at Toronto 1.-TWO
gameSD, Baltimore at Buffalo uwo
games) Providence at Montreal.
Sunday-Providence at Montreal.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
MONDAY Bridgeport At Meriden. TIol-
yoke at Hartford. Norwich ut Springfield.
New London at New Haven.
| Tuesday-New London at bridgeport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

PugsIcy was out to right and Arata
was out. short to first. For Augusta.
Abbott was out, Pugsley 10 first, and
Penley drew. Nickerson struck out ana
Penley was out on a steal. Score: Hal
lowell, g. Augusta, 2.
Ninth inning-McBain fouled to third
and Patten famed Watson was OUT
Moody to Wiley. For Augusta, SuIh-
van famed Nickerson was out, bar
to Newenham. Wiley hit. but was out
playing off first. The summary:
MARI ny-IJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
TIE EXTRA SESSION.
President Has Not Decided About Call
ing One for Next November.

Oyster Bay. N. Y. Aug. 1s.-Notwith-
standing the more or less definite tan-
nouncements which have emanated from
various sources during the last few
months, Congress may not be called in
extraordinary session, next November
indeed. the indications are now that no
extraordinary session win be held this
year.
>. This statement is made on the author
,ty OF PRESIDENT Roosevelt himself. He
yet. and probably will not reach a deter
mination of it until he shall have return
ed to Washington the latter part of Sep
tembcr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
loIvoke ot SrrtnpfieId Norwich at Hart

uoIvoke at Springfield. Norwich At Hart
ford. New Haven at Mcriden.
Wcdnc sda y-Hartford at Bridgeport
New Haven at Holyoke, Springfield at
Norwich Mcrideu at New London.
Thursday Bridgeport ut Hartford, Mer-
iden at Norwich, Springfield at New Lon
don. HOlyoke a New Haven.
Friday-Holyokc at Bridgeport. Nor
Wich At New Haven. Springfield At Hart
ford, New London at Meriden.
Saturuly- Mcriden at Bridgeport, New
London ut New Haven, Norwich at HOl-
woke, Hartford at Springfield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
OTHER GAMES, SATURDAY.

At Observation-Disclosures. :: Holy
Name l. Holy Name. 9; Manchester. L.
At Portland-Portland. 5; Seasides. 3
Portland. l; Bryant's Pond. 0. Mohawks
3: Hustlers, 4. Fort Williams. =; Fort
Mckinley, . Battleship Maine. {; Ken
lucky. .
At Observation-Disclosures. IA; Kittery. l.
At Camden-North Atlantic Squadron
q; Camden, ! I'll inningS).
AT Freeport-Freeport. ?: Lisbon
Falls, ].
AT LaconIa, n. H.-Laconia. q: Ash
Ar I,eominster- a. Leomin
ster 2.
AT St John y. B.-St John. >: East
hort Browns. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
STEAM PIPE BURST.
New York Man Dies from Horrible
Burns and Other Injuries.

New York. Aug. 13-John Hartigan. a
Ianorer. was blown into the air with "a
geyser of steam which rose five stories
nigh from an exploding steam pipe 10 feet
below the pavement of Wesley street. sat
n,rday; He died at the hospital two hours
,workmen were severely burned and tina
lives OF passers-by We're endangered.
Hartigas was the only man at the bot
tom OF the pit when the pipe burst. He
was blown completely out of the hole
and was deposited against a hydrant with
an impact that broke his right leg. The
steam geyser spouted for several minutes
before the SUPPLY valve was closed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
At ST. LOUIS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. SATURDAY.

At acknowledgements. .; Boston, o.
Attendance, 2lII.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S: Philadelphia.
g. Attendance. $3.50.
At St Louis-New York. >; 81. Louis.
o Attendance. 500.
At Chicago-Brooklyn 10; Chicago. :.
Attendance. 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
Fleshy Persons

often perspire profusely. suffer much
from heat. chafe badly and have tea-
der feet. Mrs. f. A. Goodwin. of Lynn.
Mass. is such person. She says:
comfort Powder is blessing to me-
recommend 1t to all my friends. 1t
cures all skin irritations. tender aching
feet' and keeps dress shields sweet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
Pleasantly Effective.

Never in the way. no trouble to carry,
easy to take pleasant and never failing
In results are DeWitt'S Little Early
Risers. These famous little pills are a
certain guarantee against headache.
biliousness. torpid liver and all of the ills
resulting from constipation. They tonic
and strengthen the liver. Cure Jaundice.
Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
Gardiner Batting Averages.
A compilation Of the Gardiner batting
averages shows the following:
Trolley LEAGUE Notes.

The Augustus will go to Watcrvill", at
24i this afternoon, to play return game
with Fairfield on Alumni field.
Davis, the Iiallowell catcher. who re.
ceived Il serious injury 10 his hand, Sat
urday afternoon expects to be back in
the game by Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
SOOTHING and Coolinu.

The salve that heals without a scar is
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. No remedy
effects such speedy relief. 1t draws out
Inflammation. soothes. cools and heals all
cuts burns and bruises. A sure cure for
piles and skin diseases. DaWittS Is the
only genuine Witch Hazel Save. Beware
OF counterfeits they are dangerous. Sold
nv RoWGitch. Webster & CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
American League Standing.
Standing a Year Ago.

At Northumberland hirago game post
ponCd.
At New York-First game: New York.
.. Detroit. |. Second game: Detroit. :,
New York, l. Attendance. 2l.Vh.
At Philadelphia -Philadelphia (Athlet-
iCSD. G: st. Louis. /. Attendance. 500.
at Washington ehington Cleveland
game postponed owing to rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
SPORTING NOTES.

Tom Butler. ia" hicycIe rider, known
rs "Voio." who was injured, Tuesday.
at Spokane, Wash, is improving, ana
His doctors say he will recover.
The first round Cor the United States
hotel Individual cups was played, sat
urday. at Saratoga. y. Y. between the
teams Of The Albany Polo Club and the
Mynnia Hunt Club OF Hamilton Mass.
Albany winning by the score Of l2ta
to ii.
John II. Mack Of h@ls"a. Mass, has
been selected by the Ynl" athletic au-
tnnriti-S a. successor To Mike Murphy.
who retirrS from the position Of chief
trainer al YALE. Mack is about ~ years
old and is nn.4 of the most promising
trainers ana track coaches in this conn
tIy He haa spent tlv" years AT Mer-
cersburg Pam. and has an excellent
record as preparatory school athletic
coach H.. plans to go TO Erw Haven
al once. ~ that he can get into Shal"'
t. take ~ his duties at Yale with the
opening IL tn" college year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
New England League Standing.
Standing a Year Ago.

AT Taunton-4i'irst game: liAvrrhill Il:
Taunton. :. Second game: Taunton. 3,
Havcrhili. o.
AT I.awrenc- First game: Lynn. I;
Lawrence ). Second game. Lynn, s,
Lawrence, 5.
AT FAN Rivcr-First game. Fan River.
A. Nashua. 3. Second game. Fan River.
1: Nashua, |.
At New Bedford concord. =, New Bed
ford, .:
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Standing a Year Ago.

Cincinnati. Aug l3-The Cincinhatis
and Bostons were TO have played Il dou-
ble-header this afternoon, but a heavy
rain storm that came up in the first half
Of the fifth inning after two OF the visit
Ors had been retired and with the local
team III the lead prevented the compile
ton of the second game. Attendance.
10 355. The score:
I'irot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

A report of an accident To machinery
on the United States derelict destroyer
Lebanon at kittery navy yard, was
made, Saturday, at the naval station.
None of the crew was injured. The dam
age. however. was such that three
months may he required to put the ship
into commission. The accident was due
TO an explosion of compressed air while
off the naval station. Only recently the
Lebanon was converted from a collier
and placed in commission. The Air was
being used for the purpose Of testing the
cylinders II is believed that some mem
her of the crew neglected TO arrange the
valves and the cylinder exploded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
CONNECTICUT leAGUe, SATURDAY.
Connecticut League Standing.

At Hartford-Hartford, .: Meriden. o.
At New Havcn--Brdseport, ): New fla-
ven. 3
At Springfisld-First game: Springfield,
3: Norwich. I. Second game: Springfield.
3: Norwich. |.
At Holyoke-New London .: Holyoke. 1.
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Trolley League Standing.
Trolley League Schedule.

Winthrop at Augusta. HALO
well at Gardner.
nesday-Augusta at winthrop. Car
diner at HalloWell
Thursday-IIallowell ut Augusta.
Frday-Winthrop at Gardiner
acknowledgement at Hnllowell. Gardi-
ner al Winthrop
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EASTERN LEAGUE. SATURDAY.

At TOronto-Toronto, s: RuffalO. :.
At Montrell-Muntreal Il, Rorhrater. !
G. innings. ralnD.
At Observation-Disclosures. .: Newark. I.
AT PrCvidtncc-!'irSt game: Providence.
Q: JerS''y city. :. Second game: I'ruvi-
dence. II; Jersey City. l.
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Sysonby Wins Great Republic.

Saratoga. Aug. l3.-One of the greatest
races oil the year was run, Saturday
afternoon. when James r. Keene's Sy-
sonby fully justified his title of king of
the turf IN winning the Great Republic
stake. worth $S,C0 TO its owner,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

Two-base hits-Newenham. Patten,
Pcnley, Sullivan. Struck out-By Watson.
Dickinson. Nickerson, Sullivan = niger
soil 9, Wiley. f. Remission; by Kennis-
ton, Conley ), Pugsley ., Arata, Patten 2,
Watson . Double play-Pugsley, Blair,
Newenham. Wild pitch-kenniston ..
Passed ball-SulIivan. Base on balls-Ou
Watson ,; off Remission, 9. Sacrifice hits
Blair. McBain. Umpire. Mrserve. Time,
a. Attendance, 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

The arbitration court at Paris. which
has been considering the Anglo-French
convention relating to New Foundland,
,arr;nated IFS sittings. Saturday. after
awarding compensation to the amount
of s275, 900 to the French fishermen who
we're obliged to leave the French shore
in consequence of the terms OF the
treaty.
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WINTHROP

Earned run-Gardiner. Two-base hit
Stone. Stolen bases-Stone, WormWood
Allen. Struck out-B Johnson, s: bv
Morse, IA. Double play-.Allen to Purin
ton Base on bslls-On Johnson. 2: or
Morse. 3 Sacrifice hits-Allen. Worm
wod. Roach. Umpire, Parker. Time I35.
Attendance, 900.
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AT BUFFALO, N. Y.
2.06 Pace the Great Feature, Three
Horses Having Heat Each.

BuI1aIo; y. Y, Aug. 12.-The threaten
ing weather conditions. this afternoon
Kept the crowd at kenilworth park uher,.
the Grand Circuit meeting was conrIud
ed, To-Day, comparatively small The 2 ";
pace was as fine a race as has been Wit
Messed during the meeting George /,
l.atlmer, the Buffalo amateur reinsman.
started the little stallion Charley Uavf
2U6'1i, against Baron Grattan. 2e5L dIiv
en- by Ed Geers; Winfield Strattou- 2o5l,
RILEY g.: 2o'i-; driven by w. T. SNOW,
which had been leading all the way, won
the flrst heat from Baron Grattan which
mad" n break ut the short distance Just
az the finish, with his horse under punish
ment, snow landed Riley b. first in th4.
second heat by narrow margin Nj,
i-atimcr won the thifdshtst by Two omen
lengths: The other races on the card
We're without features The summaries:
10 TROT-CONSOLATI Slea
THREE HEAT PLAN.
Gray Gem, r &, by Dancourt Mc-
p"fiaiul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mamie r.; m GDeRyGer)...... .
MorOSca. br < (HolmanD. ........., a.. :.
Time. go. 2.19ia, 2a04
296 PACE-PtrRSE $looo-THREE HEAT
PLAN
Riley p. br g. by Happy Riley
Charley IIayt, $. by Allerton Dat
Winfield Stratton, II. by Saraway
tMcGuire) Observation-Disclosures. :
Baron Grattan. b g (GeersJ. ......2 :;
Ecstauc. b m n1ngD. : :
Time, 2.09. los, 2O9
30 TROT-PURSE S1OOo-THREE HEAT
PLAN.
Minter. m. by Expedition DeRy-
Martha 4: =, b m{w. Laird. .........s
orc Wilkes. Jr.. b s tJamesD.
Time. 2.1jA. ZIG. 22o
2.0S PACE-PURSE 5000
THREE HEAT PLAN
B0liver. b <, BY Wayland W. de
Elm wood. < I'll. Snyder) 5 /
oregon Maid. br m Oiolman). ...6 !,
jubilee. hr McCann and Snow = 1
l:arnn Rogers. hr < tValentine) .3 4 !.
bald Hornet. x tJolly).............4 L
Tlme I'll. 2. ll.n . IGa,
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EASTERN LEAGUE, SUNDAY.
Eastern League Standing.

At Providence, &: .Iars"H
City. !.
At acknowledgements. /: Baltimore. o.
"a inningS).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

Twelve months ago n crow was shot
by Keeper In Down Academy Park. near
Swindon. and hung in the coppice. A
side the skeleton
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AT enc ,.

First game:
Chicago .....l o q o q o o O-l-4-0
Brooklyn ........U y . LTD
Batteries-R.ulbaCh and Klink: SCanlon
and Bergen. Time. 10. I mpre. Klein.
Attendance, l2.I0.
Second game:
Chicago .......O > x-lI-lI-0
Rrooklyn 80 u q u y u IL l. -
Ratteres--W-i elmer and Killing: Jones'.
Klein.
At ST. LOUIS.
First game:
ST Louis 80 o q o o. 4 81
New York 90 u 0 | 0-l0-iS-n
BatterirS-Egan and Leahy, McGiunity
Elliott and Bowerman. Time. 40. I'm
pIrc tombstone. Attendance. II. ~.
Second game:
ST Louis ...0 O O u 0 X-S To-
New York 80 o u u u q 90 "a
Batteries Nj Farland and Grady: Am"s
and Bowerman. Time. -. Umpire.
tombstone
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liver. b <. BY Wayland W. de
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-11-25
CONGRESS MUST ORDER BONDS
None for Panama Canal Can Be Issued
Without Its Action.

Washington, Nov. 20.-It can be an.
thorltatively stated that no Panama
bonds will be issued until congress
snail have authorized their use as a
basis for national bank circulation at
one-half of per cent the same az the
consols OF 1880. Two per cent bonds
1t Is said, would not be worth par II
bank circulation based thereon were
taxed at l per cent, as the law now
provides. And even if the bonds were
issued and sold, the money would moi
be available until congress should an
propriate it.
Treasury officials are somewhat snr-
prlsed at the published statement that
the secretary of the treasury is con-
templating the issuance of bonds under
present conditions. Mr.. Shaw has
twice called the attention of congress- 70
TINS needed legislation. This will nm
doubtedly be repeated in his forthcom-
ing annual report, and Speaker Cannon
mas given him assurance that he will
90 everything in his power to expedite
It's passage.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-11-25

boise-A decision of great interest b
all foreign corporations doing businaa
IN Idaho that may not have fully con-
piled with idaho law has been ren.
dered by Judge Smith at Weiaer. Eli
holds the Colorado Iron Works con-
pany cannot maintain an action on con
tract in this state, and that the con
tract over which the litigation ars'
is void.
The company sued the old Coin MID
ing company for balance of $5,OW
due on a mill. The mining compsn1
claimed an offset and the Colorsdl
company filed a lien, which it sough
to foreclose.
1t is provided by the Idaho law thai
foreign corporation must file its ar
tlcies of incorporation, designate ID
principal place of business in the stat
and appoint a resident agent upon
whom process may be served. Th'
Colorado company had not done this
AFTER 1t bad introduced its proofs u
the case the defense moved nonsul
winch was granted for the reason
stated.
1t was held the contract was void
mat the company could not sue on !
IN this state, and that the compsn9
must affirmatively show it has con-
piled with the law.