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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-19
DIVORCED TONIGHT AT eiNNARD
Play Filled With Sympathetic and
lauohable Situations,

"Divorced,' BARLEY Campbells beau
tiful society drama will receive it's
initial performance at the Binnard
Theatre tonight by the Curtiss Comedy
company.
II Is play with a moral. is strong
and interesting. illustrating how little
matters may be magnified and distort-
ed to such degree that future happi-
ness Is blighted.
The sympathetic role of Florence
Grantley as interpreted by Miss Leota
Howard, Immediately draws the SYM
pathy of the audience to her
"pivorced'' is not without the laugh
ing situations. Artistic comedy has
"i.,n cleverly interviewer throughout
play and bright humorous spots
* ne during the action OF the piece.
Miss Ruth Mitchell the lyric So
Mano. has been engaged as a special
Wnture and makes her first appearance
ere tonight.
. Seats at the Owl Drug Store
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-19
Pens That Don't Leak.
Owl Drug COMPANY Has Best Fountain
Pens in the Market.

Ohio. Jan. 20.-R. E. Lewis,
banker and farmer Of West
IN. was mysteriously MUIR
, night.
1oWn man went to the Lewis
/ carriage and was in confer
the banker for one hour. At
# that time. the hired man
evils dead, with his head
nd his hands and feet bound.
70 was covered with burning
urated with coal oil.
is missing. II is be-
, murder followed a quarrel
ness matters.
as a widower and lived alone.
ice have worked diligently on
oday, but have been unable TO
'idence that will throw a light
Ystery. 1t cannot be learned
nan was who held a confer
/ Lewis. and no trace Of a
answering his description can
. Crushed With FIatiron.
,e officers examined the scene
rder for evidence they found
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-19
Notice to Creditors.

I'm the District Court OF the United
iates, in and for the District OF Idaho,
'prthern Division.
I'm re r. NJ. F'innell voluntary
Nnkrupt, No. -.
In Bankruptcy. The first meeting
/, creditors Of said bankrupt Is hereby
filed for the 22nd day Of January,
! D., 1906. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at my
flee in Lewiston. county of Nez Perce.
ate of Idaho. Such meeting will be
cid for the allowance Of claims, ap-
ointment of trustee and examination
bankrupt.
Dated this 18th day of January, 1906.
G. ORR McMINIMY,
2t Referee In Bankruptcy
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-19

that his heat
heavy fatiro
body Is thoua
pom used. +
how the iron
Lewis had I
cages, and ii
nent must h
these, and I
grew heated,
reused the in
such an eXtel
murder.
Hoped
After he ha
he expected I
putting straw
time and sat,
hoped to first
evidence of VI
on IL.
He undoub
IldilleS WOULD
burn 1t TO the
could them Y
wealthy bank
house when |,
his life in tht
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-19

Notice Of Annual Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the an
bal meeting of the stockholders of the
aha Lewiston Land & Water Co.
jill be held at the office OF the COM
my. at Lewiston, Idaho on Wednesday.
snuary g. 1906. at o'clock a. m. Said
Getting being called for the purpose Of
ection Of Board of Directors for the
lsui1g year. ana FOR Tic transa ct.on
such business as may legally come
afore said meeting
December 10, 1905.
w. p. HURLBUT,
test: z. D. Thomas, President.
Secretary.
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Temple Candy Store.

We carry only the best. Our line o
confectionery. tobaccos and cigars ar
always fresh and new. Soft and war;
drinks served at all times. In GU
oyster parlor you will find the servic
the very best. Opposite Temple Thea
ire.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ook a"stretTNXer ANR .c0i,"->'

: the wounded man bach
| ReThere he will be placed ir
] i.
lest reports from the camp are
,rable for the recovery of Or
He now refuses to eat or drink
sequently is not gaining in
and being weakened from the
so much blood he is in dan
cath.
bought that a change of scene
; remove the hallucination that
ger him. and with the restora-
sane mind he will take nour-
and rebuild the fatal drain
~ the loss of blood.
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evening, Freddy.
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'aSNfa Mary lEsfs srimHasfh" 10 ksfis e. Dwyef.
SE1-4 Sec. 30-3S-6 f; consideration
$3.50.
Pioneer Educational Society to A. r.
! Trimble and A. T. McCarty. lots 3. 6.
! :. and w. A. feet lot s. and w. As feet
| lot 4 consideration $12.650.
George Leigh to William J. Leigh,
lot .. Sec 1881 W: consideration
$500
Andrew J. Fay to G. l.. Riggs Sci A
SE1-4 Sec. :: SW1-4 SWl-4 Sci a
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Patents.
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Take your prescriptions to the Ow
Drug Store.
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Notice Of Sheriff's Sale Under Exeeu.
t;oA

DIS XIII COZ XII.
Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the State
If Idaho, in and for the County OF Nez
Perce, and to me directed and deliv-
cred, for judgment rendered in the
said court ON the 25th day of Septem-
Der. 1906, in favor of H. Noble and
against G. W. Moody for the sum of
$52o.72, lawful money of the United
states. together with costs and inter-
est have levied on all the right. title,
claim and interest of said defendant OF.
in and to the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
one platform wagon scale.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Friday, the 18th day of January, 1906,
{ 10 o'clock a. M. of that day, near
he northeast corner of the Hotel No
l.a'' barn i'm (trpfino Idaho n Ney
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The Mint
BAKER 4 SMITH. Propristors

Choice liquors. wines, brandies an
cigars. A club room In connection
Clark Building. Main street.
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aerce county. will. in obedience to
did writ Of execution. sell all the right,
lsle. claim and interest OF said de-
'rndant. of. i'm and to the above de-
I ribed property, or so much thereof as
tly be necessary to satisfy plaintiff s
[ inns, besides costs interest and ac-
haing costs. to the highest and best
tHder for the lawful money OF the
l. ,ited States
nd HARVEY FORESMAN.
en- Sheriff
Dated January Il. 1906 Hills
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Cheerful Truth Teller.

Familie Journal.
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now who | am?
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Dated January IL. 1906. JILL
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Special to
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
BOYS ATHLETIC LEAGUE WILL
MEET IN THE PARK STADIUM
Al COney Plans Many Special Features
for December Work in Big
Pleasure Resort

The San Francisco Boys Athletic
League will meet this afternoon at 2
o'clock in the stadium. Director Cen
eral Al Coney has planned some special
features for the boys, which viii in
clude q bit of cross-country work The
regular games have been suspended
until after the new year. but all boys
who meet at the stadium will be put
through light training.
The membership of the league is in
creasing at most Hattering rate and
has now reached q figure that is a sur
prise even TO Coney. who always has
been most enthusiastic over the
scheme. The committee in charge has
been figuring on a running uniform
for the boys. and it is expected that
within the next ten days the boys will
be able TO get the regulation outfit.
Coney has also made arrangements 10
secure league button. which viii go
with every membership card.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

BERKELEY. Dec. 1.-The freshman
athletes of the high schools around the
bay. forming the Bay Counties Fresh
man League, held their annual field day
on the Berkeley oval this afternoon.
Several hundred spectators attended
and saw a stirring finish in the 100
yard dash. when Hardie and Caldwell
tied for first place Hardie won the
medal in the run-off.
Appel of, the cogswell Polytechnic
School broke freshman record in the
sso-yard dash when he went the dis
lance in 2:12. fat.
The Oakland High School secured the
honors. scoring Ash points; Cogs-
well, s5; Berkeley. esH; Lick. 5. sum
mary:
Mile run-won by Harley, O. H. S.:
Mills. o. H. s. second; Price, c. P. c.,
third. Time. ASS As.
12O-yard hurdies-Won by Moody. c..
P. C; Shannon, o. H s. second; Long,
Lick, third. Time, IS 4-5 seconds
1oo-yard dash-Woods, B. II. s. first;
Baxter, Lick. second; Gimbal. B. H S,
third Time. IL LIS seconds
sso-yard dash-Appel, c. P. c., first;
Morse, B. H. s., second; Monroe. o. H.
S. third. Time, PIP.
220-yard dash-Caldwell. C. P. C,
first: Woods. B.. H. s., second; Morgan.
o. H. S, third. Time, IS seconds.
One-mile relay-O- H. s., first; c. P.
c., second: B. H. s, third.
44o-yard dash-Stroud. o. H. s., first;
Morse. B. II. s, second; Monroe. o. H.
S. third Time. 81 2-5 seconds.
50-yard dash-Hardie. B. H. S. first;
Caldwell. C. P. c.. second; Henderson.
Lick, third. Tim s seconds
Pole vault-Bangs, O. II. s., first.
Kendrick, C. P. c.. second; Rrophv and
Wiley. both B. H. s.. tie for third place
Height. feet Y inch.
Broad jump-Stratton, o. H. s. first;
Hardie. b HIS. second: Wiley. T. H. s,
third. Distance. II feet inches
High jump-Moody. c. P. c., first;
Bowie. Lick, second; Stratton, o. Fl. s,
and Nicholson. B. H. s, tied for third.
Height, 5 feet / u inches
Shot put-Stroud. O. H. S. first; Ride
out. B. Fl. s, second; Caldwell, c. P. c.,
third. Distance. 81 feet
The officials were: Timers. Christie.
Malcolm. Eldridge; judges of finish.
Mum. Golcher. Smith; clerk of course.
Whitmore; referee. Book assistant
clerk. Vail; inspectors, Macdonald,
Yost. Macally. measurers. Grub. Hall,
Johns; field judges. De Mamiel, Walker,
Coyne, announcer, Maddox; starter.
Stanton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
NEW RECORD MADE,
IN PLUNGE FOR
DISTANCE

the New York Athletic Club made
new American record in the plunge for
distance at the indoor aquatic meet
Of the New York Athletic Club to-
night He made seventy feet, which
beats the former mark of sixty-nine
feet made by himself a year ago.
L A Goodwin Of the New York Ath-
Ietic Club competed in the 1ee-yard
swim, and in his excitement continued
on to the 20o-yard mark. His time
was ] minute us seconds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
Edited by
R. A. Smyth
DOUBLES
COMPLETED TO
THE FINALS

The handicap doubles tournament
for the Doctors cups was completed TO
the finals in the California Club courts
yesterday. Both semi-fnaI matches
were won in straight sets. The match
between George James and Maurice Nc
Loughlin and DR.. Hill and Moulten
Warner proved disappointment. The
youngsters were much too fast for their
opponents and won as they pleased
Hill and Warner did not play as well
as usual. but could hardly have won
with the odds allowed them. They
received owe Is as and were beaten
So. So s.
James and Mclaughlin set a fast pace
and kept it up until the end They had
great speed at the net and in the back
court. -
The match between Carl Gardner and
Melville Long and ". G. Knowlton and
D. K. Shanks proved more OF a con-
test. While the odds OF owe 40 con-.
coded Knowlton and Shanks were
hardly large enough. the handicap men
made good showing. With less owe
and a little give Knovlton and
Shsnks would have stood a better
chance 10 win Knowlton's terrific
drive was not working as well as usual
and lost him more points than Il won
Knovlton and Shanks made a strong
bid for the second set and almost pulled
II out The score stood set and Al
against them, but they took four out
OF the next FIVE games. making IL
games all. The next two games were
long and hotly contested. but went to
Long and Gardner. The score was
s-4, rs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
COLLEGES MODIFY
SCHEDULES FOR
FOOTBALL

CHICAGO, Dec. Several rules
adopted by the big Western colleges
last year, when college football was
meeting Of the faculty committee of
the intercollegiate conference. All the
colleges were in favor of an increase
in the number OF regular games to be
played. and II was decided that each
college should be allowed to schedule
seven games instead of FIVE. the num-
Der that prevailed this year The
change viii give Michigan, Chicago and
Wisconsin an opportunity 10 renew
football relations.
The three-year rule was made non
retroactive, and all students who en-
tered college prior TO September l. 1906.
were made eligible TO take part in ath-
Ietics for four years. All students who
have entered since that date viii be
limited TO three years.
In order 10 put all the colleges on an
equal footing in football it was decided
TO adopt a uniform date for the COM
mencement of practice each year. Last
year practice was prohibited until the
day the college year began AS some
of the colleges old not open until two
weeks later than other members OF the
big nine" the rule worked a hard
ship. September 20 was selected as
the date when football practice may
begin.
Thanksgiving day games came up for
consideration, but the effort TO change
this rule was unsuccessful, and the
football season will end on the Satur-
DAY before Thanksgiving each year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
AT ASCOT
BENEFITED BY
LAWS DELAY

Los ANGELES. Nov. sO--A two
weeks postponement- of the injunction
suit brought TO restrain the Secretary
OF State from fling the official vote OF
the annexation election was granted
yesterday by the Superior Court
{ The reason for the postponement was
that Attorney General Webb was not
ready TO file a demurrer for the Sec
rotary of State.
AS the result the racing season
which opened on Thanksgiving day will
probably continue without attempt at
interruption until Ascot Park IS legally
declared part OF this city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
CUTLER OF BOSTON
PLAYS WINNING
BILLIARDS

NEW YORK, Dec. ALBERT Cutler Of
Boston defeated Harry Cline of Phila-
delphia tonight. 400 TO 2ss. In the IS
balkline billiard tournament for the
shortstop championship. and these two
are tied for first place.
In the afternoon game Taylor Of Chi
cago won from Tom Gallagher of this
city. 400 to 100. which puts Gallagher In
third place. with Taylor and Edward
Mclaughlin tied for fourth
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
BIG BREEDING FARM
NEAR SAN JOSE
is SOLD

MARTINEZ, Dec. THE Lawrence
stock farm near San Jose has been pur-
chased by James Grove, well-known
horseman. who contemplates making
it one of the foremost stock raising and
breeding farms in the State. The farm
was laid out some years ago by Mil
Iionaire George B. McAneny at cost
of more than 100000 and is fitted with
immense stables. blacksmith shop. pad
docks and mile track The property
comprises eighty-one acres.
ror the past season it has been the
home of kinney Lou (2:o7&), owned
by Budd Doble. The purchase price is
not known. -------.--
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
DUCKS COMING IN
ON THE WINGS
OF THE WIND

The men OF the duck shooting clubs
anticipate great sport on the marshes
today. the conditions during the week
having been such as to bring in the
northern birds in great numbers. The
rain which fell was not sufficient 10
form pools, so it is not believed the
birds have scattered over the coun-
try to any extent. Canvasbacks have
come in recently and some of the
sportsmen have had great shooting on
these royal birds. The majority of
them are plump and well fed. having
probably spent some time on the lakes
in the northern part of the State.
Some of the men who were out dur
ing the recent high wind had a merry
time trying to bring down teal The
speed of the birds was increased by
the wind. making it difficult to tell
how far ahead OF them TO hold.
The marshes in San Mateo County
have attracted many of the unattached
shooting enthusiasts from this city, and
the majority of them have been well
repaid for their exertions by bringing
home fair strings OF ducks.
Julius Bruins made special pilgrim
age after canvasbacks to his So
mona County preserve last Tuesday
and brought home twenty four of the
splendid birds. He pronounced them
the latest he has killed in many
years. a
Jack Karney, Bert Spring. Charles
Breidenstein and Jack McGovern will
spend today at Sears Point and expect
some great sport.
Gene Foster and party of friends
bagged the limit last Sunday at Rec
lsmstion.
Joe Lewis was one of the large army
which shot along the eastern bay shore
and he met with fair returns.
Frank Turner and C. Nielsen shot
over preserve near Point Isabel last
Sunday and brought home joint bag
of sixty-six ducks.
Bill Hopkins found conditions favor
able at San Pablo and returned with
mixed bag of thirty-six-
Armand Decourtieux and A. Wilkie
will shoot today over the preserve of
the former at Fairville.
J. Altvater and a party of friends
spent last Sunday at Alviso and had
excellent sport. They report birds as
being plentiful.
Messrs. Peterson and Conway Sc
cured limit bags at the preserve of the
Belvedere Club, near Suisun, last Sun
day. The outlook is SO promising that
they will be on hand again today to
take advantage of the prevailing con-
ditions-
The shooting in the vicinity of Cor
della has improved greatly recently and
many members of the Field and Tule
and other clubs in the vicinity have
secured the limit
John B. Hauer and other members
of the Empire Club viii be on their
splendid Monterey preserve today. The
ducks have returned and are provid-
ing excellent shooting. The quail
have been plentiful all season and the
men who enjoy upland shooting have
had a full measure of the sport.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
BAsEBALL ON 1DoRA PARK FIELD

There will be a game of baseball at
Idora Park, Oakland. this afternoon be-
tween the Oakland State League club
and picked team -captained by Jimmy
Byrnes. the well-knoAn catcher OF the
Philadelphia Athletics. A fast game
should be provided. as the men have
to put up a rafting good article OF
ball. As so much adverse. comment
was caused over the increase in the
price of admission last sunday by the
San Jose manager. the people who are
promoting this game wish to announce
that the regular price of IS cents will.
be charged today. The game will be
called at $50 O'Clock
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
4sockER- SERIES IS CLOSED

of the inter- university and interstate
series of socker football were played
at Kearney, \. J.. today. Harvard de-
feated Columbia ! TO o. The Univer-
sity of Toronto and All-New Jersey
played thirty minutes without scoring
Darkness then stopped the contest.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
THOMPSON TO FIGHT AT VALLEJO

VALLEJO. Dec THE matchmaker
of the Palm Athletic Club has signed
UP Cyclone Thompson and Fred Ward
for twenty-round fight on Tuesday.
the 18th inst. The club has offered a
purse OF $1,000 for the match Ward
has fought two draws with Fred
Landers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

Substitutes: Nsvy-Richerdson. left end;
Simpson. right tackle; Lanott, right end. Army
Ayres. right end: Montford. quarterback: Gri-
bell. left hslfbsck.
TouehdoEns- Ingrsham; goal from placement.
Northcroft; goal from touchdown. Norton; ref
cree, " d CSrbin OF Yale; umpire. A l.
Sharpe Of Yale! lineSman, Robert Torrey Of
Pennsylvania; tine Of halves. 80 minutes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

OAKLAND. Dec The Phoenix
baseball nine of St. Mary's College viii
play the AT-Stars Of San Francisco to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the
college campus The college men ex-
pect lively tussle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
ports Annapolis Cadets Defeat West Pointers
Midshlpnen WIN the Annual
academic Football Game

Commerce and Labor Metcalf. The
naval contingent that surrounded Sec
rotary Newberry made things lively
after the navy scored their first points,
and II was q common sight TO see the
gray-haired rear admirals wave the
navy's colors and yell.
The following was the lineup:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
CLEVER PLAYERS WILL MEET
Two Interesting Matches Are Sched-
uIed for the CALIFORNIA; Club Courts

Two Interesting Matches Are Sehed-
uled for the California Club Courts .
Two interesting tournament matches
will be played on the California Club
courts today. At 1890 O'Clock this
morning the Anal match OF the handi-.
cap doubles tournament for the Doc
tors cups will come I'D for decision.
At ESQ o'clock in the afternoon the
finals OF the drst-class singles will be
played
The morning match will be Carl
Gardner and Melville Long versus
George James and Maurice Mclaughlin.
In the afternoon James and Mclaughlin
will play on opposite sides of the net
when they meet in the finals OF the
singles.
Long and Gardner have played to-
gether for some time and have won
a number OF club tournaments. James
and Mclaughlin. on the other hand.
are a new combination. They have
played great tennis since joining forces
and look to be about the best team in
the field at present.
The teams will meet on even terms,
and each is confident of winning.
While neither Long nor Gardner is
rated very good doubles player they
both know the game and will put I'D
good fight. James has always been
considered a good man in doubles.
Many have been inclined TO look upon
Mclaughlin as a poor man IN doubles.
but since he Joined the California Club
he has been playing most sensational
game. Few realize how fast this clever
youngster is developing. II Is doubtful
IL there is a player in the game today
who is the boys superior He seems
TO lack nothing but a determination TO
win He has great speed and control
and his headwork has improved won
derfuIIy OF late. II IS safe to predict
that IL Mclaughlin continues 10 i'm
prove as he has in the last few months
he will be in class by himself
The afternoon match between Long
and Mclaughlin is OF more Importance
many spectators.
Both players have recently beaten
Coast Champion Melville Long in tour
nament play. and the question OF su-
premaoy lies between them James has
improved wonderfully since he lost the
coast championship and is playing the
game Of his life. A majority expect
the ex-champion to dispose OF his
younger opponent today. but NcLough-
lin must be conceded a good chance 70
win James is not as clever as Nc
Loughlin. but he is determined player
when he gets in a tournament natch-
Mclaughlin lacks the quality and Is
incli-a1 to be careless. He realizes
what a victory over James IN today's
match means and will doubtless put
forth every effort 10 win. The match
will be fast one. as neither PLAYS a
defensive game.
Play will be resumed in the first
class singles tournament commenced
on the Golden Gate Park courts two
weeks ago All OF the c1everest play
ers Of the Golden Gate Club are in the
competition. which should prove inter-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
NAVY CONTINGENT HAPPY

over on the north stand, where the
naval contingent cheered its heroes TO
victory. the center boxes were occupied
By Assistant Secretary Of Navy New
berry. and near him was Secretary Of