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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
kCrTFCE GAMES ARRANGED
FOR THE BERKELEY KICKERs
oatSide Matches Barred.& So Varsity
Stars VIII Have TO do Their
Work on Home Field.

BERKELEY, Sept. e.-Graduate Man
aEcr Ollie Snedigar has announced the
schedule Of football games for the
season. The date for the intercolle-
gate game with Stanford has not yet
been chosen. The usual practice games
with outside colleges are omitted, and
IN their stead win be interclass games.
'ae list of games and the dates are as
follows:
September IS, juniors VS.. seniors;
September 81. freshmen VS.. sopho-
mores; September 25. juniors VS.. soph-
omores; September 2s. freshmen VS..
seniors; October 2. seniors VS.. sopho-
mores; October s, freshmen VS.. juniors;
October IL, freshmen intercollegiate
game.
4 game between the varsity and
alumni team will be played Octo-
Der I9.
Hugh Gallagher. Philadelphia ath-
lete, has been made assistant trainer on
Walter Christie's staff.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
JACTS O'BRIEN WILL co AFTER
THE BIG AUSTRALIAN CHAMP
NE~e Mnn From Philadelphia Wants
TO Gather That $4,000 Purse
by Putting Squlres Away.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 6.-Phnadel-
phia Jack OBrien has accepted an offer
Of SIS 600 TO fight Bin Squires. the Aus
tralIan heavyweight. for the champion
ship OF the world. O'Brien left tonight
for the West. and. according to his
present plan. he win sail for Sydney
next Thursday
The fight viii take place in sydney
late IN October. O'Brien is confident of
beating Squires. and after the battle
he will return 10 the United States and
raeet all comers. He will. OF course.
draw the color line
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

By she NeW York Morning Telegraph
FIRST race-MOnt AIbann, Bon VIyant.
Lady sfmOnt.
second race-Osferman, The Clans
man. Vicente.
Third race-PreciOus stone, Obcron,
Revolt.
Foarth rRcc-BarkeImOre, The Only
Way. Leo Bright.
Isifth race Hereafter, Zinfandcl,
Ericsson.
sf=th race-I,oreftn II, Prince OF
PIess. Estrada Palma.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
MISS SUTTON MAY HAVE To
LINE UP AGAINST SISTER
Relative of the Marvellous Little Player
Reaches the SemI-Finals I'm Gin
cfnnntf Tournament.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 6.-In the tri-
state tennis tournament today the
semi finals in mems and ladies' singles
were played. The former were won
by Robert Leroy and r. d. Little, both
Of New YORK. They will meet tomor-
row for the honor of playing Beals
Wright for the tristate championship
Saturday.
The semi-hnals In the ladies' Singles
were won by Miss Florence Sutton and
Miss Marjorie Dodd OF Cincinnati These
two will battle tomorrow for the honor
of challenging Miss May Sutton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
WTNDSoa SELECTToNS.

Bv the New York Morning Telegraph
First rnee-FuStian, Clifton Forge.
Thespfan.
second race-De Orc, Restoration.
Betsy HfnfOrd.
Third race-George Vivian, John
Garner, Reveiile.
Fourth racc-Garrett Wilson. Fox
meade. Prestige.
Firth race-Lady Demon, Josephine
y. Golden Pheasant.
sixth race-Secrcf, Reservation. steel
Trap.
weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
Hawthorne club Bouts.

The Hawthorne Club will promote a
series of four-round bouts tonight in
Dreamland Pavilion, Post and Steiner
streets. The lighters, are al we'll
matched The complete card follows.
Jack Rodney VS.. Charlie Dunn, Charlie
Riley vs. Eddie Madison. Kyle Whitney
vs.. Ed Carter. Battling Johnson VS.. Joe
Willis. Cummings vs. Williams. Burns
vs.. Fox. George Murray vs.. Walter
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
COUSIN OF "BAT,' NELSON
is BEATEN AND ROBBED
Visited saloon on Pacific street Last
Wednesday Evening and IL Re-
lleYed of Eighteen Dollars.

Charles Nelson, who says he is a
cousin of Battling" Nelson, the pagi-
list. was beaten and robbed. according
to his story. Wednesday evening. in a
saloon at 507 Pacific street. He says
he was rendered unconscious by blow
on the jaw and then robbed of SIS.
The proprietor of the saloon has
been summoned TO appear before the
Board OF Police Commissioners to show
cause why his license should not be re-
voked
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
Yacht RACE a. saa plego.

SAN DIEGO. sept 6.-What is likely
10 prove one OF the most interesting
YACHT races Of the year Will be sailed
of Chula Vista Saturday in the open
The entries include every light yacht
on the hay.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

-On Fitzgerald IA. on Graham To- Three base
hits-Smith. wolters. DsshTod (zl. Hogan.
1,yo-hase hits-IIogan. Frsncks. Hackett 3fc-
Iauehlin. Sacrifice hits-Haley. Kruger. Gra-
ham, First base on called balls-0n Fitzgerald
2 on Hoag 3. OF Graham j. Struck out-Ry
Hoag g. By Graham 2. by Reidy l. Wild
pitches-Fitzgerald 4. Graham Time of game
2hours and 10 minutes Umrire-Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
Yacht snrax a Winner.

DETROIT. Sept. 6.-By winning the
final race of the Walker Cup series to-
day, the Detroit Yacht Clubs twenty
one footer Spray has gained another
lap on that trophy and is entitled to
one of the silver replicas of the cup.
The crew win receive medals
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

Struck ort-By Gum Z by Bergman 5. Bases
on bas-on Gnnl D. on B-rgman 4 Twn-base
hits-Ellis. Sweeney. Thrce-base hit-Donahue
Sacrifice hits-tiochnauer. Bergm IN. Stosel
bases-Diilon. Lister. Sweeney McCreetiie. Done
hue. Hit by pitched ball-Eager. Nee. eilan,l
Passed baii-Eage- First Base errors
Portland l. Left on hases-Portlani >. Los An-
gees O. Time OF yame--1 hour aad 90 minutes
Umpire-sfahaf7ey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
GREAT HAMBURG BELLE WILL
BE SEEN ON TRACK NO MORE
james u. HaGuin Decides to Retire the
Famous Mare to His Breed
ipc

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-James b. Hag-
gin has decided to retire Hamburg
Belle, winner of the 1903 Futurity. ard
the good mare will probably be shipped
to Mr. Haggin's Elmdorf farm for
breeding purposes 1t is certain that
Hamburg Belle will not go to the post
again because she pulled up limping
after the Fall handicap on Saturday.
In which she raced under 129 pounds
and finished ALMOST last
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

Piitsburs sept G.-The board Of directors OF
fLe inzhouse Airbiaks Company today de
riered q quarterly dividend Of Tis per cent as
follows. % regular quarterly dividend, 255
extra and = special dividend
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
SAYS DEATH WAS AccIpENTAL.-

SAYS DEATH WAS ACCIDENTALLY Cor
oner's jury Yesterday returned verdict OF ac-
cidental death In the case OF George Morren.
laborer the North Shore Railroad. who Was
killed In tunnel Morrell wss working on
ladder. when he fell and fractured his skul1.
lie died soon after being removed to . hos
pitaL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
A Grim rAgsdy.

Il daily enacted in Thousands Of homes
e. Death claims, In each one, another
victim Of consumption or pneumonia
But when coughs OF colds are prop
eriy treated, the tragedy is avsrted. p
@. Huntley Of oaklandOn, Ind, writes;
"My wife had the consumption, and
three doctors gave her up. Finally shs
took Dr. Kings new Discovery fol
consumption, coughs and colds, which
cured her, and today shs is Wen and
strong" Il kills the germs Of all dis
eases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed
at 500 and tl.OO by J. O. Perry, drug
gist. Trial bottle free.
The Car has been 50 busy dodging
that he has not had time to suggest
that the whole matter be taken to The
Hague FOR settlement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
HIgh school

The cards were distributed this
morning. Mr.. Marlotte made a short
address afterwards, and stated that, az
tho teachers had taken all possible
pains 70 give the pupils fair and de.
serving markings, IL would be useless
FOR any student to ask teacher 70
change a grade That the teachers
best judgment had been employed in
making the grades, and that II would
stand.
Tho student tax Is stn a live ques-
tion. Many do not yet see the authori-
y Of tho majority TO levy on the en-
tire student body. II viii take two o.
three years 10 establish II IN thu
school, a. Il e in other sehOOls
A photographer took views OF the
assembly han ana several recitation
rooms yesterday for the Clarion. The
February Issue win be . dedication
number.
Mr.. Smith makes the following ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
Roston Alasrman,s Nuptlal.

Boston, Masa, Jan. lT.-Alderman
Edward Il, Cauley, leading politician
and business man Of this city, and Miss
Della NJ Ney, one Of the most beauti'
ful society girls Of ChaFlestown, were
married here this morning. The we'd.
ding took place In ST. Cagharine's =
church, 20 which Miss Ney belongs
Miss Ney has been prominent In social
and church circles for several years
and is a general fayoFite in the young
on social set.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
aloII rI.1d~T and DAiryman Mogt.


pIlI.|nfr Pa, Jan. i7.-sevsral hun.
fT droa roe. Ifccdsrs and about a. many
dAi5rik no different parts Of the
.wsiate am alpembled here 10 attend the
!. joint foefsnilon OF their rospcctive
-aiais creanlnaiiona Both conventions
--thnl Of the Pcnnsylvania live stock
broodern' aeaociaiion and Of tho Penn
= sylsania paiFymeh's Union, opened
a, theif Sessions here this morning and
ithis evening they viii hold joint
aeolIng Speakers for tho dairy union
Y Nll b. E1-0oyeFnor w. ID. Hoard Of
q Wisconsin, @. n. Lane Of the dairy a.
- vision Of the United States department
N of agricultuFe DR.. j. l.. Hills, direct
% o. the Vermont experiment station,
n M Bailey of tho McJunkin-stFaight
!. Dairy company and Prof II. T. Nor
Iasman. lale ~ Indiana, now Pennsyl'
vania = Instructor in daiTying AZ
- she joint meeting tomorrow night the
live stock breeders' association viii be
rnIrtaonted b. a number Of distin.
euished speakeFs, among them Ex-Goy'
> ernor Hoard and Professor Hills, 10.
sseph "a Ning, who viii speak on al
falaf froiessoF Carl W. Gay Of the
.hohio state nniversity, b. o. Cowan, as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17

Commercial company, ono Of the larg
est mercantile coucerns an this section
OF the state, is president Of the Bank
Of Huntington and Of tho Huntingt a
Lumber company, lumber manufactur.
ers.
He is vice president Of the Oregon
Development League, which is doing
effective work for tho whole state and
has always taken leading part in
matters advancing this part Of Ore
gon.
He is the Baker county member Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
Imperfect Digestion

Means les Entrition and in eOnso
qDsnoo less vitality. When the hvol
fails 10 soerets bile, ths blood become.
Loaded with bilious properties, ths n.
gosti0a becomes impairod and the bow.
els s0nstipated. Herbins win Foetffy
this; Il gives tone 20 the stomach, liver
aud kidneys, Strengthens the aPpetite,
clears and improves the somplexi0C, in-
FUSES psw life and vigOr 70 The whole
system. 500 = bOttla sOld By D. J,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17

} sloaNns lnlo Oregon, over thc lines Of
tia Onceon Railway 4 Navigation Co.
Ito waa mayor Of The city for two
years aud boasurcr for three years.
7 Tho uuutibkion, Oregon, Herald
han this - pay Of its home candi.
daio.
y. N. hitiln Of this city has an.
lnounool be csnndacy FOR the Rcpub'
'Hran nomiuaiion for state treasurer.
~. Ailhtn bas been a resident Of
ttbs ely ~ tho past II years lie Is
fl.alIonl ani manager Of tho Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17

physical geography class has con
struotod mcrcurial barometer as
their frst experiment, and are making
records with tho barometer belonging
TO the physical department.
Tho physical laboratory IL now com.
plctely furnished, with six tables and
necessary chairs Yesterday the class
did their 6rst work In the new quar-.
tors They made exact measurements
Of areas and distances In both the
metric and English system. The fOl.
lowing apparatus was uscdi Mieromctor
oaliprcs, diagonal scale, meter sticks,
apparatus Tor demonstrating sceond law
Of motion, inertia, third law Of motion,
and tho second pendulum. Tho expert
mcnla, 20 start with, arc of tho elm.
plcst, yet arc essential and interest.
ing.
Those contributing specimens or ma.
tcrial Tor experiments 20 the depart.
mcnt aroi Bunanc Craig, Joy Turner
Gladys Cole, Ira Constable, Mr.. Win.
stanley aud Muorie Roberts
Mr.. Paul johnson and Chester
Moorea Who are going 70 califofhia
on a visit, have left the science DO.
partmcut.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17

tho Republican state central commit,
toe
Mr.. Aitkin was consccutively elected
three terms mayor and two terms treas
urcr of this city. At present bo Il
a. city councilman and a member Of
tho school board
lie enjoys tho eonadonco Of tho peo
ple Of eastern Oregon and 10 well and
favorably known throughout tho state
Tho Republicans win mako no mis-
take in nominating J. II. Aitkin foi
state treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
LAWSON
TALKS
BOLDLY
ROastS Schiff In Very Com
mon, Every Day
Language

The following wire TO the London
Press was in answer TO a request for
Mr.. Lawson's opinion on Jake schifps
calamity cry before the New York
chamber Of commerce;
Schiff's speech was inevitable. It Is
the "System e" first definite squeal.
This is the situation;
There is plenty Of money for all 10.
gitimate purposes, but our country,
having awakened to the "system" "
game will not send its balances 60
Wall street. just then my revelations
compelled "system" to build mp stocks
to protect its rotten structure. This
doubling Of price values has increased
Wall streets demands for money.
Hence, unheard Of money rates.
Now "System' has its own stocks
and with prices way up where Il wants
them, is ready 20 unload on the pub.
lie, but tho public viii not bite. There.
fore only possible chance loft "sys.
tenn is to get rates down In hope brok.
ers can induce gambling public TO buy
them on margin.
President Roosevelt, who IL thorough
" posted on the game and watching Il
~ a terrier does a rsthols, next win
allow no relief to "systcm." Dead
lock now perfect, and "systcm' sus.
pended by iis own pants' seat, must
u,ranglc. drop or kick.
Rogers Rockefeller" Standard OIL.
stillmAn.City bank gang aro not blue
ribbon public kiekcru, 20 got Ers,
I.ieutonant Jake 70 yell that President
Roosevelt would BE- fooled into think.
ing Il was the Rothschild infailiblo He.
brew combination, but our President
is si, bas his upper and lower teeth
cut, and In this oaso has locked his
jaws aud dropped tho hoy overheard
schiG says tho present prevailing
rates arc a disgrace 20 civilized pco'
pie. Ho meant we'll, but got his jug.
gle machinery ml1od. What no want
% 20 say vast
Advance In Reading "a property ab.
solutcly dependent upon price OF coal
10 tho poopio) from 80 70 1885, doub
ling price Of other stocks, which can
only bo justified by increasing price
Of tho peoples necessities, was not
only a disgrace 70 a civilized people,
but a daHrnabie outrage on free peo.
ple and an immeasurabie insult 10 an
intelligent people.
The situation could hardly be more
perfect. IL tho System - pants
seat is made Of durable siun, tho pub,
lie win be RECALLED with an ever IN
ereasing sehih squeal aud an exhibi
tion of arm and leg play which In
time viii strangle the System" un.
loose tho hook or tear tho pants seat.
Any one OF these three results win bring
tho people 20 their own.
sehih, who testified 10 being the fav,
oFed channel for loading up the In.
suranee companies, Of which he was
trustee, with his own machine made
ehTomos, yelling for more elasticity Ia
the American peoples currency and
Sehih al the same time disayowing an
intention OF competing with GeoTg,
Ade or Peter Dunno Dooley for the
worlds premier joke halol Pardon us
plain, corn husking, Iniian-mush-and
molasses-fed American, sehih foI
haw-haWingl There was nothing the
matter, now, was there, Jakey, with
the amount Of rubber In American coin
while YOU, Rogers, Morgan, stillman
and Rockefeller had the dip rights "a
] = H--..aauna
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17

New. oAriyulo b. p. Martin. I. I. d.
or waverly, Texas, writes "of .
morning, whom hrvs arising, often fnd
a Troublesome collection OF phlern
which produces a phiegm and is very
hard 10 dislodgej but small quansity
Of Bail4rd's Horehound Syrup win at
once dislodge II, and the trouble 10 over.
know of no meiieine that Il equal
10 Il, and Il d 20 pleasant 10 take. I
can most eordisliy recommend II %
All persons needing medleino Cor
throat and lung trouble" sold BY
d. }. Fy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
School News
East school


been enrolled in the various grades
since January !. They are as followsi
Edwin Karn, from Mccoy, enrolled in
tho "A class; Gcncvieve HALEY, Of
Pendle,on, in tho 7.B class, Amy Stan.
wood, Of Portland, In tho 7.B class,
Dottio Smith, Of salem, In the 7.B
class, Charlie 0ucfrroy, Of Seattle, In
ga class, Charlie Karn. Of Mccoy, IN
the En- class, Leonard wcngcr, Of Mon
roo, Wisconsin, In the GA class Char.
lio Stottlemycr, In thc 9.A, Katherine
Karn Of Mccoy, Edna Kastenbordcr Of
South Dakota, Friedn Grioslor of wcs
ton. 10 the s-B; Uaud and Mablo Brown
Of Independence Ind Elizabeth HALEY
Of Pcndlc,on, Or,
Tho exhibition In the hall Tor the
public presents somo very we'll cxccut.
"a and interesting work since tho va.
cation. Tho principal feature 10 che
work In tho free hand drawing, and
water color work Not a little real tai
ent is disclosed A series Of drawings
Of lotus design have been prepared
BY. tho following pupils Of tho 7.B Of
Miss 0leasons class wlida Solo.
mon. Eva Rudiong Woo sun, Bessie An
hrrson, Edna lansing, Harry orohlso,
Ruth Mitchell, winifred Lynn, Minnie
Williams, Mem Poarce, Einery OH.
moro, Mabel Smith, Ruth Hanshaw,
Ruth Kreaa, Donald Meyers, Leroy
King, Daniel Try, Jr, claudine Rose
and Eva Hall.
some excellent landscape work has
been prepared by Grace Pratt, Vera
Pratt, Grace Fawkes, Elma oswalt
Myrtle Montgomery, Helen Perkins,
Jennie Peafee, Sarah Alderman, Nil
dred Rhodos and Charlotte Holstrom.
Drawings In black and white have
been prepared by Maud DuFbln, wil'
lle QUARTER, Iva wiehler. Earl irish,
Edna Gardner, Eugcnia Bell, Gordon
Wallace, Earl Chapel, Pefsls Miller
Philip Perkins and Myrtle BFookman.
Several excellent compositions on.
titled "rhe Story Of Evangelino -
have been prepared by tho following
Jennie PeaFee Roseo GlgeT, Grae'
Pratt, Vera Pratt and Charlotte Holm.
sirom.
The work shows a decided improve
ment over what had been previously
exhibited.
The "Webfoot" society, 90 Mis-
MnleT's room, the 9th and I'm gradts
is preparing for a dehate a week from
The coming Friday. They are going I.
contest tho question Resolved. Thai
tho Indian was treated more eruell,
than the negro. The captains are
David Catl'n and Geneyieye HALEY.
Harold Reynolds, a pupil Of the III
grade. In Miss Misamord's room, VII,
has had an attack Of appendicitis fol
some time, has moved with his fathel
and mother 10 Independence.
MarjoFy Kay, Of the same class
went ono day last week 10 Portland Ia
visit her mother, who Is sick In hoe
pital there
Miss Biesen's room had a half-holi.
day last week, which they earned by
20 dhys' attendance without tardiness
or increased abseneS
Albert Pugh has returned from New
port, and resumed his study In Miss
Beisen's class.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, Of W. s4th street.
Now York, at ono time had hes beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She wrltesl
"I had salt rheam or eesema for years,
but nothing would cure Il, until used
Bueklen's Arnioa sAlvs." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
s5s AZ J. c. PeFry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17
,pN II. ArrKng, CANDIDATE FOR
nrhTE TREAsURER.

flt was born in sanilac,
gust IS, 1858. Located
Oregon, in July, 1sss,
- Ise7, he became president
r "a b Commercial company.
oc., huntington, and in octo.
organized the bank Of
These two institutions
honn 20 citizens Of the cast.
psfi of or state, having done much
b build up Huntington, the gateway
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17

siatant secretary of tho American
shorthorn Breebcfs' association, John
p. Ray. tho famous breeder Of enc
wool sheep and Prof. b. =. cannieh'
ael. director Of animal industry AZ the
Ohio station, who viii speak on hogs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-17

A man makes when his laundry IL
sent home with poreupine edges and
spreadeagle buttonhOleA II be would
bring his linen 70 an upto-date laundry
where perfect methods obtain az all
times, such as the salem Steam Lam
dry, he Wonld receive his shirts collars
and enfis equal 10 new every time that
wo send them home. Family work.
FOpgh dry, Sc per n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-09
In Hoe signo vinces

TIE brightest spot on History,s page.
4 monument IN erery age,
The knights of Malta brightly shine,
Who lore and honor both combine,
WELCOME!
fearless champions of right,
Who for all ChristendOm made fight,
That bultcark Wkich kneW no defeat,
Acclaiming thousands nor &c greet,
WELCOME!
No burning sands, no desert east,
Could dGunt your courage in the past,
So to the Tempiar rho is here
We say nth shout and ringing cheer,
WELCOME!
In all The ages yet 10 be
This light pOsterty Wiu see
That iron courage, Lore benign.
ShoU That you conquer By This sign
WELCOMED
Written by John Saunders and Gus Smith
for The Daily Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-09

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-15
Auction Sale.

will sell at my farm 5 miles
east Of Cottonwood, at Q o'clock ..
m. on Thursday, March list, 1906,
the following property:
Horses, cattle and Hogs, consist
ing of 6 work horses, 3 work mares
and 8 yearling colts. or these
there is one span Of match black
geldings 4 and 3 years old, weigh
ing 1900 pounds each. Two cows,
80 head Of hogs and 10 dozen chick
ems. One header, l binder, 10-foot
disc drill, mower and rake, 2 gang
plows, l harrow, 2 heavy wagons
l hack, 6 sets of harness, tanning
mill, l mans saddle, 2 side saddles
4 cords Of wood, l ton Of potatoes
fine organ, steel range and numer'
Gus other household articles. A
big free lunch served at noon.
Terms All sums under $40
cash. On amounts over $40 6
credit until November 1st, 1906
will be given on bankable notes
bearing 10 per cent interest.
J. B. Thompson, auctioneer.
Lewis Wylde, clerk.
S. p. Nelson, owner
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-15
The Inc.b.tor on the Farm.

The Incubator on the Farm.
It 10 hard to get hens to sit in winter
and almost necessary for the farmer
to use incubators to raise broilers In
time to bring the best prices, says
American Cultivator. The incubator
on the farm Il being brought to more
profitable use every year. There Il no
doubt that the incubator and brooder
method Of raising chickens u wonder
full Improvement on the hen method. 1t
IL cheaper, and greater number Of
fowls can be raised from the same
number Of eggs. Hens can be made to
lay nearly double a. many eggs II they
are not required to sit and It IL 4 good
plan to use incubators instead Of TAX
Ing the hens from their work. The In
cubator 10 NO longer an experiment.
There are several first class machines
on the market, and no mistake can be
made In buying any one Of half a
dozen leading machines which are
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-15
Health Of the Flock.

At this season Of the year be on the
lookout for colds among the flock and
nip In the bud the frst symptoms Of
disease. A sneeze. swelled head, scaly
legs, stiffness Of the joints. dark or
pale combs, looseness of the bowels.
are all warnings Of impending danger
and should be promptly met Rusty
iron placed in the drinking water will
furnish a good tonic much needed at
this time Of the year.-Farm Journal.