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Athletes Selected by Trainer Crooks VINO
VIII Compete Against Princeton.

Josh Crooks. trainer Of the Columbia track
team. yesterday named the men who will
make up the team. They are: 100 and 2?0
yard, Walz. Eddingield and Ansorge; 40
yard, Marsh. Grunsky; $40 yard. link. Hether-
inEton, Cauchois; one mile. .Brodix. Futon;
two mile, Sanders, Macdonald, Greene; hur-
dies, Muir. Taylor; broad jump, Eddingfeld.
shotput, Ryan. Won Saltza; pole vault. Hor-
nldge; hammer throw, Naething. Won Ber-
nuth.
to compete against Princeton. Columbia has
beaten the Tigers once only In the, last ten
yaars.
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session N hf1een psunds ~ INA eeele ftcfH
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laftev Whs waa fidisn eas - tho la-s ennee
aafHaen. "a ~ !, elasrd Win 4 powfffni ftish
aad anlahel third, q lsnafh aad = hair sway
the faee waa run Nv tia
nv fss Tho greatest aniah ~ fhe nfeetiaa 1rs
suegef IN the Van Neef aslline stahea foe
ihFceN yesfesold, sft sud = hslf f%ufIunas
fbegs we're only ispr starters and shfee "
ihem. Frank Faffeiia Mlntis, ? \ hitch.
e6ah'a MsHdasia and v 7 Wilson. " q lord
" tho FOREST. ridden respectively BY Radthe,
WHEY anu NNFNf4i NHlNN tVNNN lNNNfNFH W
2 20 D Mintia led for = greater rari ~ the
"trip. after running awsy before The rare, but
when N came down 10 cases Miller proved the
master, for Mandarin won by q nech. on tho
ontalde. with Mlntia, on tho rail-. beating
ford of the Forest by a head Mandafin's
time, lis, Il Q worlds record
John y Madden's Ths Quail. to ? fayoftte.
heavily played. was. victorious In the handl.
CAP. a. one mile. Rad.ke waited With him
fyS nearly thfee-qyafters % a wlie and then
shot him 70 the front, where he won by q
length. and q h af from James w. keene.s
Won Tromp. neglected az, 70 To- -
Away, with 2 length owe, Tokalon, 70 =
purpose, The mile was run In tae 7-5
II. r. whitney won two races, the first OF
the year. In the second race. for two-year-
Qldg, four and o hall. furlongs, Jersey Lacy,
ssSssd dSwn 20 10 !; siIST 2 hprd duei S Tsa
away At the end and won ridden out. by three
parts Of q length in os2 as. a new track re-
cotd. Charles Edwards was eight lengths
before. Dumfound. Q to Mr whitney. t2ok
the third race. at q mile. with Old Faithipl.
running and bent August Bel monte Wool
wioh, alto / ~fayorite. by three parts of q len 9Th.
The latter had q similar ADVANTAGE over CHINA.
10 TO !, who trimmed Belmer Q, IL TO D. by q
soapt half length. Tho time wos 40 2-5
In the ffth race. for two-year-olds. five fur
longs. by Mexican silver, IL to S ~favoTite,
who showed In front at the optsat and re-
manned there to the wire where he beat w.
Harry Browns Elfall. 4 TO L., by Q length and
La Rose, ! to j, out or the place. The time
over q fast track. Fifteen thousand persons
were In attendance. The summaries:
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TO-DAY's CARD FOR BELMONT.
New Rochelle Handicap nj Seven and 4 Half
FurIOnEs the Feature.

Hermls Ia named to go In the New Rochelle
Handicap. seven and o half furlongs. at Bel
mont Park to-day. but he Ia a doubtful starter.
1t looks az II InQuisitor, Security. ISRAELI.
Blandy, Halifax and Adbell are the best at the
weights. In the first race. a handicap at six
furlonRs. Pantoufe, Pater and Aeronaut may
be the factors. Made two-year-old colts
will run In the second event, at Ave furlongs.
with Saracinesca probably a hot ~favorite,
Maiden two-year-old FLIES and geldings
will start in the third raoe, at four and a half
furlongs. with Russell t. &c. Core. Athens.
fifth race, at seven furlongs, Water Dog. Rye,
Broadcloth and ComedIenne are factors.
while In the last race, for maidens, ut a mile.
Bat, Bulls Eye. Givonni Balerio and James N.
may go well, The entries follow;
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FfffaHr mo- p sew lots ~ 49, y
Ffffsefpa. asy " est fhe ssFgHd tine
Ii ~, sssigh Fif ihufe 10 iay. ahTf SeN
" ii,o Z avs - y N ~ s%srslr' sarlrs
~ han eyef seeI N rriattta tpN lesniL
fpsen eieH farrell I eevef Ih iiHe lHtl lnnlnas
fhfee hlfs Wpsr sage, hIf iku W lhefn vets
lhgoeH awi IN f4af hafbie pf9fN tHd inc ihifd
died ltesllnp aefnNi MOI Y maH ~ ~ eNe0fd
bssg sNd dnif ih0se thfeg feathei hfst
Bece III hlui caiiH Naf ~ teevef
hsfs sHa 4 FBW Witch feFitel IN Nilheft
beine feni nut Of The game Anh .afauuda,
llr s,sUfr W Whsle, e%leltniha he had fo,fchrti
Wteneg a. h. stpie \ haae .Ihe ire inning
ssw 4 mindle ~ efief. aNd ihat shete
Fiftahufg van The asiue Win tWO gHne
Iiyrsnshsn Z Wild ihfow and home on a'fanRe
i1fuble. attest by Deviin'a inteffeteure NJ
ihffd nrvlin bumped into tetch hard
ansl II Was ~ pHl abb that iuhnatgne 0thefrd
IFWrh 10 a. ore There vas n howl ffom View
Vofk. bat h I'D not ~ Waapef scoted
asaln Tor pittebnfR in The eighth lie. ht
f1r twU hgaea With Que out Ne l0oh third
when Nealnn waa safe on HtTanR'a tumble,
Mctiinnity psssetl the hard hitting Htiohey,
deliberately nlllnf The basgt Shcshan forced
Rlfchey NJ eecond, Wagner seofins.
FOR Now Nofk, Bfennehan hit N the hrst
hut was doubled with Browpe. BOwefman
he In tho aiSih but was ouhlcd With Mctin-
nifty atrang HE In the seventh but was
caught stealing second Ia score'
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TENNIS TEAM OFF TO-DAY.
American Players wind Up Truinins ~
Crescent Courts.

crescent Courts.
II was eetaway day for the American lawn
tennis players OF The Davis cup team Yesterday.
A couple Of matches on the courts Of the
Crescent A. c.. ut Bay Ridge. wound up their
training on this side tho water. Wright,
because of his injuries. did not play Yesterday.
and Collins also took o rest. TIT American
team leaves this afternoon o. the Celtic.
Of the White Star line. TO essay to bring back
the Davis cup. There will be four men only
In the party. tho players themselves. No
manager will accompany the team. The
four men are Beals c. Wright Of Boston,
Holcombe Ward Of New York. Raymond d,
Little Of New York and Kreigh Collins Of
Chicago.
In singles yesterday Raymond d. Little
rather unexpectedly defeated Holcombe Ward
in straight sets. o.. -, e-3. In the dou-
bles Alexander and Hackett defeated Ward
and Little, g., 81. Both Wright and Col
Inns were present in citizens clothing.
In his match with Ward. Little showed q
gratifying Improvement. He handled Wards
service with comparative ease and was great
on smashing as vel. His gene was much
warm weather does not seem to affect Little
ar and HS does a. not 1 snow Inc eject Of the steady
PP lSSsG GIN; q q g tennis sb as avn yin az &c SGss s Ssfq 4
The point score of the ward-Little match
was as follows
k Wsas ;S""..::":"t s!5sasitt-Ss
SECOND SET.
WIS Ms4a |SS:::::."..5S tstiii:sS
THIRD SET.
l Hs4S S.:""":.,:t s'SiS1f6S
The doubles match was not Of serious I'm.
P poT hitSh as up W %e1l e toset tasTe Tffhs The super fsa
smoothness Of Alexander and, Haokett was
the winning factor. Little DID not show s e
In singles, The point summary was:
rIRsT sEr.
A Ms,a ,as Ind apS HaSte'' to",.s stsstsSsH
SECOND SET.
A!:1f1 saG f tRS H S..''. ,"..:,tttt:Ris:is SIS
The West Side l. l.. T. c, .Sn5ns snSna vas was
viii meet In the upper hall, Of the draw this
9 a5ter RIsSe and a. 'h az siPRn siFy w Rs Rl't sat sSaiFH or
the, club championship. The matches yes
terday were:
nj, mT & Hss sIsa1; b nsq T = af Ssssss d Z; 2; rsS1iSs .sy:
schley. "a. Is; Hugh Tallant defeated H. @.
"second 'Round@H,. Benne, defeated L. Herzfeld,
s SoG;S 90 " a ,: Gre q 9, I ks,l aet dsiss., pr Dr. +. W M' 7,
Romans by default,
The heendi Sss t sSS11STsa y Of tsS New t fbSse
First Round-chester Rice, owe iS defeated
W. II, Lawyer. plus hal IS. "a "a; Robert N.
Beckley,. scratch. defeated Dr. Mcknight scratch
p, SsssP 4 R Rsses,s, 60. L. T cI srS sa4. owe a. defeated
tou IL Is Snnoo OF sse N shss Y Seslte I. IF F. G. Sns should QUA
be sent to wylie c, Grant. 90 Convent avenue,
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Columbia Crew Selected.

, Coach Goodwin Of the Columbia crews
yesterday announced the men who will make
UP the first varsity crew in the race against
Annapolis on tho Severn tomorrow. EX-
oept for seat 8, the make. up Ia definite.
Either Earle or White may have that place.
two weeks. The crew is: Braun. bow;
Roy. 2; Earle or White, 81 Heinrich. =; Ferris.
{; boyle. Q; o%'LouEhlint i;G' Mackenzie, stroke;
morning for Annapolis and will row on the
Severn In the afternoon in preparation for
the rQce,
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hue. Hits-of Smith. o In 7 3 innings; OF Wolf O
S In l "a innings. Struck out-By Pate rson, 1;
by Smith, S. First base on balls-0n Pattcr son, 2.
OF Smith. :. Double ~play-Schlany and Stahl :.
um~pire-connor Tmc-i hour and 10 minutes.
Attendance-4,922
CLEVELAND. 7; BOSTON "a. LIZ, 4.
BosfoS, May l7,-Wlth the game well In hand
to day. Collins made errors In the eighth and ninth
innings which resulted In the Maps getting three
runs In each and the game, The score; -
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South Atlantic Lca-uc.


At Macon Macon, .: Charleston, l..
At Augusta Augusta l: JacksonyiIlc a.
AZ Savannah-Savannah, 10: Columbia, a
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Connecticut League.

AT Spring Aeld- sprlnghcld, ?; Hartford, 2. Elgh,
innings; rain.
New Haven-New Haven, & Norwich. 5.
I Brldgeport-Bridgep ort, 4: New London. 1
A MISUNDERSTANDING .: hnlyoEe. a, Ho,v.
okc refused TO play after seventh inning and game
was forfeited. toto 7, In Holyoke's favor when dis.
pute arose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
TURF.
RACING AT
BELMONT, PARK

A 10 TO 10. MAY q TO JUNE Q.
Trains leave foot Eas, s.th st, li29; pi:40.
i:iO. i:e0, 1880. GAO. $50. 2:S5. Leave Flatbuan
Ave. u2O0, 1910. u2:t6, 1880. l2:t5, 100. i:iS l:90
Trains In brackets run on opening day, Satur.
days and Decoration Day only.
Parlor cars on the 1900 and 100 trains ,rom East
Club and annual subscribers.
Boxes on sale at Waldorf Astoria and Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel. First Race $50 p, u.
MOTOR CABS N CARS
TO THE TRACK.
Electric Vehicle Charging Station on the grounds
New York Transportation Co.
9Th av. and 10th 81. Telephone $3.50 Columbus.
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Dated for Harris in The ninth inning.

Cleveland. -. ,"......,..0 1 o 81
First base on errors Cleveland. % Left on bases
nnboston' I Cleveland I. First base on balls-OF
Hess Home runmFcrris, Three base h!i-collnss
Stahl. stolen bases Bay, Ferris. Hit by pitcher
BY Hess, >. Umpire Connolly. Tlme-i hour and
81 minutes. Attendance 5,si2.
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Totals. s 3 "a IL

sBatted for Stricklett in the ninth inning.
Brooklyn.. / o o o o %
Three base hits-Smoot. Lewis. Sacrifice hit
Brown. Stolen b~ases-Bennett, Hines. Lumley.
Sh Annon, Smootr Jordan, Alperman, Lewis. First
base on balls-Oh Brown. ! of Stricklett, !. Struck
out-By Brown. Q; by Stricklett. 3. Left on bases
St. Louis. q; Brooklyn 7. umpire-Conway. Time
hour and " minutes. Attendance-i.2oo.
CHICAGO IN. LIZ. 3; PHILADELPHIA IN. LII, l.
CHICAGO, May l7.-Reulbach was hit hard in
only one Inning to day, the seventh. when Phila-
deiphia made three cafe drives, netting one run.
The asnreQ.
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COLUMBIA'S TRACK TEAM.

Good start; won easily, The Quail, btor br. O., 3.
]. Z. Madden.
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Middles In PuntinS and Catching Contests.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May lin the football
kicking and catching contests which took
place here this afternoon, Herbert d, Spencer,
next years captain, won the catching event,
kicking for goals waa won by Quarterback
Homer H. Norton, who kicked six goals out
OF ten. at three different angles. Norton also
won the puntipg for distance.
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Now York Stale Lenunn

Al Albany Albany. 2; Syracuse. O,
Al Cuca Utica, 5; WpIesbarfe, ..
At ~Troy-Troy, O; Wnghamtln, :,
At Gluversvil A, j.. d c.. Il: Scranton. :.
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Western League.

At Des Moines--Des MoineA 49,; Pueblo.
AZ L~incoln-Lincoin. 7; Denver. Q 1eleyen In,
ningsl, -
Al omaha-opaha. S; Sioux City.
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At-LlttfN R~ocS-htlAnta, 3: Little Rock.
AZ New Orleans New Orleans, 4: Nnshyiuc \
Al Shrcveport-Shrcveport, 1; Montroncrv o
Al Memphls Memphis. Is; Birmingham, q,
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American Association.

Al Observation-Disclosures 8: indianapolis. l.
AZ 81. P~aul-Loulsville 2: ST, Paul, o.
Al Kansas Cty-Toledo, 10: Kansas City, O,
At milwaukee, Columbus, 3; Milwaukee, O.
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~ Haverhin Lawrence, O. HaverhiM, s.
At Manchestcr--Lynn. I; Manchester. a.
At New Bedford-New bedford, g. LaweIl. n
AT Fall R'vcr-falR River, 3; Worcester, 5.
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Hudson River League.
New England League.

At Hudson-Hudson, 0; Kingston, 4.
Al Paterson Paterson, 4: Poughkeepsic. T.
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ST. LOUIS IN. H., 8: BRooKLYS. 2.

ST. LOUIS, May list. Loui defeated
Brooklyn to-day In n holly contested battle.
ninth 20 tie the ecore, getting men on third
and second, Donovan, who was running for
Bergen, being thrown out at the plate on a
felder's choice, Then Ritter was sent In to
bal for Stricklett. but the best he could do
was TO hit a erounder and was thrown out at
first, retiring the side. The score.
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Totals .....l 5 20 0
In the seventh inning.

sBatted for Pittinger In the seventh inning.
Chicago. ....""""".,.,o Q -
Philadelphia. ,,...,.....,0 0 o o 0 0 ! o OIL
Left on ases-Chicago o: Philadelphia. q. Two
base hit-Bransield. Three base hlts-Schulte.
Chance. Sacrifice hits-Gleason. Pittinger, Tinker.
RI ulbAch, Stolen base-Ttnkcr. Double plays
Killing and Tinker: Evers, Tinker and Chance. Hits
-Of Pittinger, o In six innings, First base on
BY Reulback, 0; By Pttlnger, 8. umplres-Rleln
and Carpenter. Tlme-i hour and IS minutes.
Attendancc-1,O00,
CINCINNATI. 2; RosToN N. LJ, 0.
CIScISHATI, May 1.-THE Bostons were entirely
subservient to the curves OF Jake Welmer to .day
and they did not score a run. The score:
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eisompsaas sAss aus . ssssea TIVE ~
Rllaaaa aleslffn HaaAaa ~ go

the ThamUfars tHge ~ ssefsa = rfH IN
slehferH iFnluas w fntthHfs thFr feff
sEHf rHt ~ iHa srrHnd 1--we FraiHffHf ~
~ go WesfefH faaHf4 FpH. rhlfHfH ffHHi
tlHstHH ~ ifam HesfWt fhe festI1s
FtfsAuws. o Vew VepN .
~ legit, % HsWsssW
tHgesas, n pNHsaslWYfs
(~ta~sHWst, q ftWatsH v
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY, I; ROCHESTER,. !.

RocHEsrER, May l7.-Rochester could not md
Moren o-iay. while Harord was bat,ed to good
effect. Local errors made>a run OF almost every
hit, Jersey City stolcNbases at Will. The score:
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LBAouR.
st. Louis in New York; Detroit In Philadelphia:
Chicago In Washington; Cleveland In Boston.
NATIONAL LHAuuE,
New York In Plttsburg; Brooklyn In ST. Louis:
Philadelphia In Chicago; Boston In Cincinnati.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City In Rochester; Newark In Buffalo;
Baltimore In Toronto.
Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day q r. n.
Cornell Va. Columbia. Adm. @o.-Adp.
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Mics Wins Harvard TEAMS Tournament.
CMBRIDoE. Mass, May I'm ". Niles.
90. won the Harvard College lawn tennis
OF. winner ofthe interclass tournament.
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IoNhla t'sV y ~ !
In the ninth inning
for McGlnnlty In IN

Pltisburg .,."....",ii 9 ooo9o IA
New York. ....,..,...,.sO q n y o . . v ~
Two base hit Wagner. stolen basee-..Leaoh,
Wagner, Meier, Sheehan. Double playe-Wagner
and Ncalon. Htchey, Wagner and Nealon. First
base on balls-Ou MoGlnnity, q struck Out-by
McGlnnity. 2: by Lcever, =. mptres-Johnstone
and Emslle. Ttme-i hour and 80 minutes. Az
teudance-5H3
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PHILADELPHIA "a. LJ. 5. DETROIT. O..

TOtAls 40 70 IT OF
sBAtted for SieVcrs.
Detroit .............,,0 o O o 0 q o o 90
Philadelphia. ........,.: l. o o | o o / 81
First base on c~rror-Detrolt Left on bases
Detroit. 8; philadelphia, 7. First base on balls
on Waddel. g. Of Kilhan. /. Struck out-By
Sieycrs,, /: by Killian, 4 by Waddell, 3. Homo
run-Davis, Two base hits Brouthers (2. Scy-
bold. Waddell. Sacrifice. .hlts-Llndsay. Cross.
Double plhy-O'Leary and Lindsay. Wild pitch
Slevcrs. Umpires-Evans and. Sheridan. Time
| hour and IS minutes. Attcndance-5,729
CHICAGO "a. ~. o. WASHINGTON. :.
WASHINGTON, MAY l7.-Chicago won again to day
In another torrid finish that brought the game to a
climax In the eighth .nulng, The score:
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ERRORS HELP THE NEW YORKS.
AMERICANS CAPrURE ANOTHER
8ANg FROW W. LOUiG.

Tsey Take ppfth piaes Away Frstn the
washinatsss, VIVA Meet aeVerse 81 Tire
Hands % the tAieae~s PhiIadeirs'iaa
shut Out lDetPsfts. fsautsss lose Aaaiss
tn" New York Americans defeated ~.
louis again yesterday and took nth place
away from tho WRshin gtona. who were
trounced by tho Chlsagoa. ny winning from
the Detroits the Philadelphiaa landcd their ninth
successive victory. and tho rap between
loader and tailender In tho American League
h now wsder than In the Natl onal. The Bcs-
tons seem TO be after tho record for oonseou-
tive defeats. They played Cleveland yester-
day and fell by the w1-aide for the four teenth
consecutive time. The results:
New York. 4; -. Louis. =.
Philadelphia. d; Detroit. q.
Chicago. o; was hington. ..
Cleveland. .; Boston. 4,
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Park. III. Y. Americans vs.. ST. Louis. -Adr.
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CINCINNATI, 7; RosroN m MI O.

pantmnao', .,.,..::.'"..,... Q 0 0 0 0 %
Three base hlt-odwcl. Double play Corcoran.
Hugglns and Barry, Struck out-By WAmcr, 4; by
Llnucman, 2. First base on balls--On Weimer, |: oil
Llnde man. o. umpire-O'Day. Time hour and
20 minutes. Attendhnce'-2OoO,
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RACE
Handicap: for three year .olds and upward; SO

Good start; won easily. Mexican silver. BIG, 2.
by fndio Silver Ware: owned by. sydney Paget,
trained by A. ]. Joyner.
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Good start; won driving; Mandarin, CHI. c.. 3, by
Rens~selAer-Stately owned by +, II. Hltchcock;
trained by j. E, Madden,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
STATE CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the authority, and bv
the direction Of the Republican sta'e
Central Committee, Republican
State Nominating Convention Will
convene at the city OF Pocateiio'
State Of Idaho, on Wednesday, the
lst day Of August, "A. ID. 1906, at
eleven O'Clock a. III. Of said day, TOT
the purpose Of nominating one JUS
tlce of the Supreme Court, one mem
Der Of Congress, and state officers 10
he voted for at the general electlon.
TO he held on Tuesday, November b.
A, ID. 1906. and for the purpose OF
electing new State Central Com
mittee.
The various counties Of the state
are entitled to delegate representa-
ton in said State Convention as FOL
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Yellowstone Park Excursions.

The Northern Pacific Ry. company
has arranged special excursion rates
from points in Idaho, Washington
and Montana to Yellowstone Nation
al park and return.
The rate from Rathdrum, Tor
adults and children of ten years OF
age and over, will be $500: for chill
dren, five to ten years Of age, S36.lo.
At Athol tickets will be sold at
So 20 and S35.7O: Granite. So and
$685.; Hope, 5000 and S34.5o;
Post Falls, $50 As and 5000; Sand
Point, SOL 30 and $34.SO, etc.
Dates on which these tickets Will
be sold are evening of June II OF
morning of June IS; limit for park
trip, 6 days.
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NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPLETION
IN of Works and Notice of Proof of Applica
tion of Water to Beneficial Use.
Notice is hereby given that at 2 p: m. on
the Both day of June 1905. at Rathdrum
County Of kootenai. State of Idaho. before
J. L. Wilson, Notary Public, proof will be
submitted OF the completion Of works for
the diversion OF II Of one cubic foot per
second Of the waters of u spring IN Sc Ia of
NV IL. Sec Ri. TIP So n. II. ) W. b. NJ. and of
the application to lcneficial use of said
water In accordance with the terms and con
ditonS Of permit No 1881. heretofore issued
by the State Engineer Of the State of Idaho.
The name and postotfice address of the
person holding said permit is Grant Ness,
Rathdrum. Idaho.
Sand works of diversion will he fully
completed on the date set for such compile
ton. and the amount of water which said
works are capable of conducting to the place
OF intended use. in accordance with the
plans accompanying: the application for
such permit, is IA OF one cubic foot per sec
ond.
The use to which said water has been
applied Is domestic purposes. and the
amount applied to beneficial use is Ii of one
cubic foot per second.
The place where said water is used is at
slaughter house on the NE IL of the SW Ia
of Sec. :I6, TIP So N, R5W BM.
) The date OF the priority which said user
is prepared to establish is January %. 1906.
JAS. STEPHENSON, Jr.
jun $50 State Engineer
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The County Central Committees
are hereby requested to perfect all
arrangements for primaries and
County Conventions for the selection
Of delegates to SAID State Convention.
The State Central Committee is
hereby called to meet at Pocateilo,
State Of Idaho, on wednesday,, the
LIST day of August, A. d. 1906. at ten
o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF tran
sactlng such business as may proper
ly be brought before it,
JAMES III. BRADY,
Chairman.
ADDISON r. SMITH,
mil If Secretary,
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TIM BIER LAND, ACTJUNE3 1878.
Notice for Publication.
United states Land Office.

United states Land Office
Occur dA1cne, Idaho, April s4tf, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the net 1T Congress- Of
June 3, 1873, entitled An act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States Of California Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory" as
extended toall the Public Land states by act
of August 4. 1892.
WILLIAM NJ. STOUT.
of AthOl. county of KOotenai state Of
Idaho has this day filed In this office hi-
sworn ll, statement No 1874, for the purchase Of
the SWli SWl4 Of See. No. % in Tnship No. ~
y, Range , W m. and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable
for Its timber or stone Than for agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim to said
land before u. $. Commissioner Post at his
office at Rathdrum Idaho. on Friday, the
9th day of July, 1905.
He names as witnesses: ia mes G. Rousi,,
Daniel Robbins. Richard Ford and Henry
Augustine, all of Athol. Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands ARE requested to
file their claims in this office OH or before
said 9th day Of July. 1906.
II. N. DUNN, Register.
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