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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04
NOTICE OF ISSUE OF ATTACH.
MENT.

trict % the state u Idaho, ia anal for kUotruai
County.
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PENDANT
S5tice Is hereby given that Writ u Attach,
meut, Ina the above entltlrd eausc, has beeu
i4sted vat u the uistrtrt Court OF The FiFat
Judicial District 81 the state " idaho IN ahi
Tor the County OF kootrnAi, against the property
OF J VI. Hammrl, The defendant Ia the above
entitled eausc
In testimony whereof, have hereuuto sci my
hand. and ail Vrd thr Sval u the taid District,
Court this the sgh day u October 1904
7 T. ltARLEA.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04

Of deceased persons, and all other
business required to be transferred,
to the probate court of Lewis county,
and the provisions Of the proceeding
section, shall, as far as practicable,
apply to the probate courts Of Lewis
and CLARK oounties; the probate
judges Of the said Lewis and CLARK
counties performing the duties pre-
scribed for the respective clerks Of
the district courts of Lewis and Clark
counties.
Section IA. The county commits.
siOners of Lewis and Clark county
shall, within FIVE days after receiving
notice of their appointment, meet at
their respective county seats, and
organize for the transaction of county
business, and shall at said meeting,
establish precincts in their respective
counties, and appoint precinct
officers therefor, who shall hold their
respective offices from the time Of
their appointment and qualification
and until their successors are elected
and qualified.
Section is. That Lewis county
and Clark county shall constitute
the thirteenth senatorial district
until a new apportionment shall be
made BY the legislature Of the state
of Idaho, and each Of said counties
snail elect one member Of the house
of representatives.
Section l6. All laws OF general
nature applicable to the several
counties Of this state and the officers
thereof, are hereby made applicable
to the counties Of Lewis and Clark,
and the officers who may hereafter be
elected or appointed therein, except
as otherwise provided in this act.
Section II. All acts and parts Of
acts inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed so far as they con
dict with the provisions Of this act.
= Section Is. Whereas, an emer-
gency exists, this act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
and approval by the governor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04
A Menace 10 Health.

Kidney trouble Is an insidious
danger, and many people are victims
of a serious malady before the
symptoms are recognized. Foley's
Kidney Cure corTects Irregularities
and strengthens and builds up the
kidneys, and it should be taken at
the first indication Of kidney trouble,
as Il IL impossible to have good health
II the kidneys are deranged. For
sale By the Occur d'Aiene Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04

Port Arthur went up In smoke.
The uprising Of the people in st.
Petersburg made the car Of Russia
hide, but | am not hiding my prices
from the people.
Respectfully yours,
f.. BJORkLUND.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
HOLD lNTERCLASS MEET
Senior AS Triumph in Field Day on
University of Southern Cali
fornia Oval

The senior A class of the Los An
geles high school defeated the senior
class in the interclass track meet
on the U. S. c. oval yesterday after
noon by score of So to As. The
senior team possessed a clever man
in Youngs. He should find a place on
the regular school team and will be a
point winner for the blue and white.
He ran the $50 yesterday in 2:11 and
finished in good form.
Following is the result of the meet:
100 yard dash: Hussey, first; Debolt,
second Selph, third. so yard dash: De-
bolt, first; Mitchell, second; Stevens,
third. 22O yard dash: Hussey, first;
Selph, second Debolt, third. $50 yard
run; Youngs, first, Courtelyou, second; ;
Kerns, third. 12O yard hurdles:
Youngs, first; Store, second; Fletcher,
third. Shot put: Stevens, first; Mitch
ell, second; Fletcher, third. Mile run;
Russell, first; McGraw, second; Fels-
enthal, third. Hammer throw: Youngs,
hrst; Blumberg. second; Hussey, third.
Broad jump: Mitchell, first; Debolt,
second Kerns, third. High jump:
Youngs, first; Mitchell, second; Store,
third. 220 yard hurdles: Fletcher, first; /;
Debolt, second Store, third. The
senior AS won the relay.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
FIRST CAME WILL
Be PLAYED TODAY.
NATIONALS AND SERAPHS ON
CHUTES DIAMOND
Squad Of Twenty-Three Men Come
From Santa Monica-Frank Oil.
lon May Play-Game at
Santa Barbara

Local admirers of the ancient and
the opportunity of witnessing the Chi
cago Nationals and the Seraphs en-
gage in their first combat of the sched-
uled series on the Chutes park dia-
mond this afternoon. Selee's Cubs nave
been pursuing the ball right diligently
for two days on the Santa Monica
grounds, but have thought 1t wise to
arrive in Los Angeles in time for an
extended warming UP seance before
taking on the legious of Morley.
Pfeffer and Lungren will pass up the
slants for the Windy city artists, while
the entire staff of Seraphic twrers will
endeavor to make the aspiring stick
ers from the east caress the atmos-
phere Brown, the three-fingered
pitcher, will probably officiate in spin
ming the sphere for the visitors Sun
day. Both Goodwin and loren, the two
youngsters acquired by Morley this
season, will do a turn in the box, and
it is planned to give them thorough
tryout.
Frank Dillon is expected to arrive in
town this morning, and If he breaks
even with present calculations he will
HE toward Chutes park and take his
place with the Los Angeles team.
Dillon was due last night, but he failed
to put in an appearance. Heinie Spies
and Bobby Eager will go behind the
tin for the Seraphs and Dillon or Kitty
Brashear on the first angle. Tomans
place at short will be taken by Will
Jams, member of the Chicago squad.
Jimmy is understood to be on the way
westward, but nothing has been defin
itely learned as to his whereabouts
Flood is ticketed to guard the princi-
pality surrounding and contiguous to
the starboard garden. Timothy Is de-
lighted to learn that he has been sue
ceeded i'll the executive capacity by
Dillon Flood was never particularly
taken" with the position of captain,
and he expresses no regret that Dillon
has stepped into his boots. He de-
clares that with Dillon in command
Los Angeles should be again in the
running for the bunting, and is conf
dent that this prediction will be sus-
tanned.
The entire Chicago squad of twenty
three will come to Los Angeles today, a
team going to Santa Barbara to play a
scheduled exhibition game with Russ
Halls Siwashes on Sunday. Today's
line-IIp.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Crescent City Results
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3-Crescent
City results:
Six furlongs-Inquisitive Girl won,
Belle of Portland second, Oswasna
third; time, 1:14A.
Five furlongs-Panic won, Leonard
Joe Hayman second, Proteus third;
time, :01 As.
Six and one-half furlongs-Duke of
Kendall won, Vic zeiger second, Frank
Rice third time, 1;20 As.
One mile handicap-Spenceria won,
Careless second, Whorter third time,
lao 2-5.
Five furlongs-Lady Felix won,
Cyuttica second, Pure Favor third
time, 1902 2-5
One mile and Observation-Disclosures
Across won, Capt. Arnold second,
Dalesman third; time 1:49.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
FOUR LONG SHOTS
WIN At OAKLAND
RECENT FORM CUTS LITTLE
FIGURE
oIympian at IS to I, Glen Rice at 10
to I, Ramona at to and Ebony
at to Are Among the
Winners
Rv Associated PrAsa.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March S.-Recent
form cut but little figure today and
long shots gathered in the money.
Olympian won at Is to from a good
field. Glen Rice at 10 to 1, Ramona
at to 1. and Ebony at to 1, won.
Summary.
First race, three and half furlongs
Ramona, 1O7 CBirkenruth), to 1,
second; Commodore Eastland, 1O7
(Travers) 40 to I, third. Time, :d3
Avonalis. Mary F, Supervision, James
L, NJ, Bill Bagwell Semlune, Ladora,
Tenordale and Soledad also ran.
Second race futurity course, selling
Olympian, Ill (Birkenruth), Is to 4,
won; F. e. Shaw, 1O7 (Bonner), to
1, second; Badly Used 10S (BelD, 40 to
1, third. Time, 1:12. Urbano, Fort
Wayne, Billy Taylor Agnes Mack,
Batidor. Motto, Ere Yesterday, Aunt
Polly, wistaria and Distributor also
ran.
Third race seven furlongs, selling
Ebony 1O3 (BelD to I, won; Mildred
Schultz, 9S Jones), to 1, second,
Harr Beck, 9S (McBride), Is to I, third.
Time, 1881. Shell Mount Ethel All
bott, Sol Lichtenstein, Maxtress and
Bassenzo also ran.
Fourth race, one and an eighth miles,
selling-Glen Rice, 1O7 (Bonner), 10 to
1, won: j. V. Kirby, 1O9 (Michaels), IL
to 1, second; Maxette, 104 (BelD, 10
l, third. Time 50. Inspector, Munro,
Cinnibar. l. o. U., Petrolia, Homage,
Play Ball, Formero, Rene and Arthur
Ray also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs, purse-Go;d
Enamel, 92 (Wiley), to 1, won; To-
ledo, los (Bonner), s to 5, second; Rock
away. los Knapp, 10 to 5,third. Time,
1:131h. st. Denis, Magrane, Albula
Judge and Truewing also ran.
Sixth race, one mile, purse-Squirs
Johnson, 9S (McBride) to 5, won;
Telephone, 10S Oarsen, 8 to 1, second;
Handy Bill, 81 (Taylor), ~ to 1, third
Time, :4012. Ishtar, Millers Daughter,
Sacredus and Frank Pearce also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
l.. A. H. S.
OBJECT TO PROPOSED WALK
Third Street Tunnel Improvement
Causes Controversy

protest signed by about 400 prom
inent individuals and firms will be pre-
sented to the council on Monday asking
that body to stop the proceedings in
stituted for the construction of an ad-
ditional sidewalk in the Third street
tunnel.
The names of Wells, Fargo G. Co.,
Newberry Pioneer Truck company, w.
F. Fuller and many other we'll known
business people appear on the protest,
At the meeting of the council week
ago the city clerk was directed to ad-
Vertlse for bids for the construction
of a five foot sidewalk on the north
side of the tunnel.
The protestants want the council to
advertise for bids for the addition of
eighteen inches to the width of the
sidewalk on the south side, with an
iron railing to protect pedestrians from
passing teams.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
TELLS OF WORK IN CHINA
Miss Abbey Chaplin Describes Boxer
Uprising

The women of the Central Avenue
Congregational church held unique
and successful "Chinese social" last
evening at their church, Twenty eighth
street and Central avenue. for tae ben
eft of the China missionary york of
the church.
Miss Abbey C. Chaplin, who has done
missionary work in China, gave an in
teresting talk on her adventures in
China and her captivity with fellow
missionaries in Pekin during the Boxer
uprising.
Mrs. e. M. Findlay Of the Congrega-
tional mission introduced a choir of
FIVE of the missions Chinese students.
who sang several hymns in English.
A number of the young women of
the congregation. In Chinese costume.
served refreshments at the conclusion
Of the entertainment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Witch Hazel Lands

Frank Regan's Witch Hazel was a
we'll backed favorite in the six furlongs
purse race, third on the card She
opened at even money, went back to
II to 10 and closed even. Lord of the
Heath, touted good thing opened at
three but was not wanted at any old
price. 1t was one of those overnight
tips but the public did not take kindly
to it. Witch Hazel got away full in
her stride and took up the running as
soon as the barrier was released. She
opened up a gap early and won as the
rider pleased. Robador, held at 10. 6
and 8, was inclined to loaf the first
part but closed with rush that made
Lord of the Heath sick. The latter
ran a nice race from a poor beginning,
saved ground by skinning the rail and
stood a long hard stretch drive gamely.
He had to be so much used early that
he did not have enough left to stall
off the fast coming Robador. Ten of
the three-year-olds and upward divi-
sion started.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Hot Springs Winners

By Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March g.
Summary:
Five furlongs-Voltaire won, Foxy
Grandma second, Balance All third
time, 1:O2 2-5.
Three and one-half furlongs-Mi
Baker won, Jacks Queen second, o.
G. Parke third; time, :43 2-5.
Seven furlongs, handicap-Waswift
won, Toscan second, Silver Skin third;
time, 1927.
Five furlongs-Wild Irishman won,
Platoon second, Peggy third; time,
1:01 2-5.
Four furlongs-Calabar won, Agnola
second, America II third; time, 40 2-5.
One mile and -eighth-Eclectic
won. Bravery second, Cornwall third
time, 54 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
BILLIARD TOURNEY PLANNED
Proposed Tournament Depends Upon
Acceptance Of ForeIgners-To Be
at Eighteen-lnch Balk Line
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. March S.-Plans are
under way to bring about profess
slonal billiard match for the world s
championship in this city, If they are
successful the play probably will begin
about May l. Maurice Daily is now
on his way to Paris where negotiations
have been proceeding in tentative
way for some time. and upon the re-
suit of his mission the match depends
Cure, Fourneil and Barutel are the
three Frenchmen named as possible
participants, They will be consulted,
together with George Sutton and Ora
Morningstar. In this country Bios
son, schaefer and Hoppe seem likely
to fill out the list The proposed tour
nament Is to be the 1S-inch balk line
game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Barr to Command Atlantic
By Associated I'ress

BY AssocIHted 1TeSs ----
NEW YORK, March 3.-Captain
Charles Barr skipper of the defending
yachts in the American cup races dur
ing recent years, has been engaged to
command the three-masted auxiliary
schooner Atlantic, which is among the
entries for the Kaiser's cup races
across the ocean.
The Atlantic, which is owned by
Wilson Marshall, was completed in
1908 and has won several important
races in New York Yacht club re-
gattas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04

Buckster Hodi were there in a good
start with Cotillon far out of it when
the run for home began. He was
compelled to swing wide entering the
stretch but came fast in the final
eighth, and under sharp punishment
and with her ears down just did get
up in time to make Bailey stop. The
latter easily took care of Buckster Hodi
who at the paddock looked all over the
winner. Sportsman was the supposed
good thing and fiattered his hackers to
the three quarter pole. Hodi hanging
on so tenaciously made Sportsman
chuck it up when the real racing be-
gan
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
U. S. c. and ST. VInoents

On the grounds Of the University of
Southern California this afternoon the
second intercollegiate field and track
meet of the season will be held between
U. S. C. and st. Vincent's college. The
members of both teams are i'm fine con-
dition and while the u. S. c. students
count upon an easy victory the Cath
olics are assured of being creditably
represented in their first meet of the
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE
GAME TO BE PLAYED TODAY
Teams Of the Riverside and Los An.
geles High Schools to Contest
for Honors

The lacrosse team of the Los Ange-
les and Riverside high schools will
play this afternoon at Fiesta park for
the interscholastic championship of
Southern California.
The local team defeated the River
side boys several weeks ago and they
have been practicing faithfully since
then and are in good condition for the
championship game. The Riverside
boys have a clever team and today's
game promises to be fast and snappy.
Following is the lineup:
Riverside l. IL G
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Rates 20 saa Soaauln valley

The Southern Pacihc will have on sale
trip tickets TO various points In the San
Joaquin valley The rates are from Los An
geles and are as follows: Stockton Modesto D
or Newman. slbi Turlock s145O; Mereed.
sls.b0; MADEIRA, Si2; Fresno or Ills S1l;
Hanford. Visalia or Portervilis. tlo5O; Tu.
allowed in either direction These excep-
tionaily low rates should be taken advan-
great producing valleys Of California. the
home OF all California fruits ana other
products OF the SOIL full information Al
Southern Paclho ticket .nioe. "a South
sprtnE street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
TRACK NOTES

J. J. McCaferty has refused several
offers for Freesias, Jingler and El Chi
huahua, stating that he will sell them
to the highest bidder.
Limerick Town delayed the start in
the first race for fully fifteen minutes.
After the starter sent them away he
ran out at the first jump His future
entry will be refused hereafter by the
judges.
Tab Sportsman. When placed in a
shorter race he will beat this kind, as
he is a sprinter only.
Cotillion showed rare gameness when
she won the second race. She came
from nowhere and in hard drive out
gained Bailey.
Golden Sunrise can do better. Fuller
took the overland route until the
stretch, where he tried to get through
an impossible opening; then came with
belated rush.
Buckster Hodi showed marked i'm.
provement and will win soon.
Today in the paddock at p. m.
sharp the biggest auction sale at Ascot
will be held, in which the following
thoroughbreds will be offered for sale:
Property of Mrs. j. Weber-Golden
Light, ch. &. a., Flambeau- Experiment
Property of j. A. wernberg-Freesias
NJ
b. g. a., Brutus-Nabette; Daisy Bronck,
b. f. 2, DR.. Hasbrouck- -Eothen; Ben
Lash, b. &. 5, Ben Ali-Eyelash; Search
Me, blk. C. 2, Herald-S Snowflake; Lou,
welsea. b. m. 6, Rey El Santa Anita
Leola; El Chihuahua, ch. e. 6, Rey Ell
Santa Anita-Lady Diamond.
Property of Mont Tennes-Palmist,
ch. g. 5, Horoscope Handmade; Bronze
Wing, b. g. a., Racine -Minuetta; Club,
b. g. a., st. Marks Challenges; Philan-
thropist. ch. &. 9, Ornament Charity.
Property if Geyer & O'Hern-Garvise,
b. g. 8, Wagner-Fair Fortune.
Lord of the Heath won a smashing
good race for his first out and will
about score brackets next time.
The Borgian is a fine looking colt and
made a good showing for his first crack
out of the box.
1t appeared that Sir Brillar fouled
Tim Payne in the stretch, causing the
latter to pull up, which spoiled what
ever chance he had to place. The boy
on the latter did not claim a foul and
the judges placed them as they fin-
ished. j. Kelly was fined $25 for not
keeping his mount straight.
Steph, heavily backed, flattered his
hackers until well nigh into the stretch,
when he quit badly. Will win when
placed where he belongs.
Blue" Walters, who purchased the
late Caesar Young's Metropolitan
Bookmakers' button, accompanied by
his wife, arrived from New York yes
terday. He is the leading spirit in the
field books around the metropolitan
tracks.
The feature Of the present Ascot
meeting will be the Ascot cup at two
miles, which will be run a week from
today. The best horses on the Pacific
coast will start in this event.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
MAXIM's MAXIM
Modest Claims Often Garry More Conviction
Than Loud Boasts

When Maxim, the famous inventor. placed
his gun before a committee OF judges he
stated It's carrying power to be considerably
below what he felt the gun would ac-
cOmplish. The result OF the trial was,
therefore. a triumph Of surprise instead OF
disappointment, as II might have been II
he had oyerestimated his guns efficiency.
Our claim regarding Newbro's Herpiclde
is based actual scientific facts.
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to fall out. IT'S the most sensible thing 20
Kill that germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this quickly and
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the effect
stamps for sample to The Herpicids Co..
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
RAILROAD is EXONERATED

AT the coroner's inquest held yester-
day morning over the remains of Mrs.
Ira p Smith, who was killed at Will
by the Pacific Electric cars, the en-
ployes of the company were complete
ly eXonerated.
The jury found that Mrs. Smith be-
came so confused that she was unable
to care for herself and met her death
by accident
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
LITTLE JOURNEYS

To the Beautiful and Interesting Points OF
southern California, Via the Salt Laks
Route:
Journey the hrst-To Riverside, now most
beautiful with her wealth Of orange groves,
palms and howers-the city of beautiful homes
and famous drives.
This journey via the Salt Lake route takes
you through the heart OF California's largest
orange groves, and over the santa Ana via
world.
AZ Riverside, the Glenwood inn is one OF
the show places Of the town. Built and fur
nished Ia the style OF the old Spanish mis-.
sons-this In Itself is worth the journey.
The Salt Lake route runs special excur-
Saturday Round trip rate $40
Information gladly given at city ticket office,
40 South spring street Both phones 352
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
L. A. H. S.
Famous Indian Athlete Dead

OGDENSBURG, N. Y, March B.
KarUnwe, a noted Indian athlete, is
dead at the Caughnawaga reserve, aged
81 years. Forty years ago he had wide
repute as long distance runner and
lacrosse player and toured Europe with
an all-Canadian team. III 1868 Ka-
ronwe dereated the great Deerfoot in
a memorable long distance foot race.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Field Day at Pasadena

At Tournament park, Pasadena. this
Afternoon the scheduled field day be-
tween the Pasadena Y. M. C. A. and
Occidental college will be contested
The Pasadena team includes some fast
and able men and the Highland Park
collegians are not at all certain of vic
tory. The meet will begin promptly at
2:30.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
FORM OF THE HORSES

First race-Manera, PhiIanthropist,
Meadowhorn.
Second race-Wee Girl, La Chita,
lila.
Third race. M. Brattain, Pelham,
InterIude.
Fourth artinmas, Requiter,
Judge Denton.
Fifth race-Sinner Simon, Briar-
thorpe, Freesias.
Sixth race-De Grammont, Nellie
May, Maggie Mackey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Basketball at Ventura

The girls basketball team of the Los
Angeles high school will go to Ventura
today to play the high school team
team of that place. Following is the
lineup:
Ventura T., A II G
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04

Ben Lear in the closing race of the
Gay. The winner was held at 6 to 1
with few supporters and went to the
post at II to 5.