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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

The editor 81 the Weiser Signal
heads an srticle "The Call 81 the
West for TAFT" II the vest has
put ~ my call for Taft the Weis-
er editor IL the first to discoverit.
Tie "call" must have been made
mn smnll voice. and very, very
still. Perhaps he had eaten
rareblt, or overheard solfIe litfl4|
schooigirl..calIing for taiiy.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

New Jersey democrats are aQ.
uripg on sending Grover Cleve-
hsnd TO the Denver conventions.
Wouldn't II be invigoratipg to
hear old Grover let out d lustr
Aye IN support OF amotion to
make the nomination o. Bryan
unanimous2- Capital News.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

Clare Baldridge, the 14-year
old son OF II. c. Baldridge, was
rendered unconscious and badly
injured yesterday by his horse
falling with him. The accident
happened in Roswell. He was
picked up by C. M. Willis. who
witnessed the accident, and tn.
ken to the home of s. g. Tuning.
and medical aid summoned. He
reRained consciousness last bipht
and is much improved today.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

viii sell at public auction on
Saturday, Jan. 4, 1908, one bay
horse aboas | We ars old, weight
about 1850 pounds, white
spot in forehead, has saddle
marks and no brand, unless own
er appears to claim it. Said
horse is now held at the Raymond
ranch ~ miles northwest OF Par
ma. Sale will take place ut the
Bank corner, Parma, at 3 O'Clock
>. m. on said day.
D. 0. Castater, Constable.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

Boise, Idaho, November 30, 1907
A sufficient CONTEXT affidavit having
been filed In this office by Archie M.
Willis, Roswell, Idaho, contestant,
against homestead entry No. 9l49, made
May a,lo0o, for WhNW14 Section "a,
Township 8 N, Range 8 W., D. NJ, by
Oscar X. Brake, Boise, Idaho, contestee,
In which ii Is alleged that "Said Oscar
X. Brake has wholly abandoned said
tract; that he has never established his
residence thereon since making said en-
| try that said tract IL not settled upon
and cultivated by said party as required
by law that there arc no buildings on
said land, and that said land Ia In its
virgin statei that said alleged absence
from the said land was not due to his
employment in the Army, Navy, OF Ma
fine Corps Of the United States, as |
private soldier, officer, seaman, OF ma
rinei during the war with Spain, or dur
Ing any other war in which the United /
States may be engaged. "
Said parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touch
Ing said allegation at 10 o'clock n. m. on
January 10, 1908, before Walter r
Cupp, U. 8. Commissioner at Caldwell.
Idaho, Sand that final hearing will be
leld at y O'Clock, p. m. on January %,
1908 beforel the Register and Receiver
It the United States Land Office in
Boise, Idaho.
The said contestant having, In prop
r aflidayiti filed Noyember.2o, 1907. set
orth facts which show that after due
illgence personal service of this notice
an not be made, 1t is hereby ordered
no directed that such notice be given
y que ana proper publication.
Edward 4. Garrett,
i'o' 'iA1o1 Receiver.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

.'eff Davis ideaS about trust
regulations are all right. The
trouble is that they are not
shared BY the majority who ale
The people the trusts send to
congress.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28
BUSINESS Briefs.

Hyou need O pair Of spectacles
see Mcintosh. the Druggist.
We have buggies at right prices
to everybody.
Gem Mercantile 60
Parma, Idaho.
Good goods at right prices all
the time,
Gem Mercantile Co.
Fresh Bread, s cents per loaf;
9 for 20 cents at
ST.. JOINS.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

A sure cure, one you can de.
pend upon. Hickory Bark
cough Remedy. A sure cure.
and it's purel Use it for all lung
trouble, coughs, colds, hoarse.
ness and sore throat. For sale
by City Drug Store and first-clas
dealers everywhere.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

Next Wednesday will usher in
the New Year Start III right BY
paying your subscription to the
Herald o year in advance.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

A woman with her son got on
a train. The boy was just larae
enought TO wserlongpauts The
woman had a full fare and a half
fare ticket. THAT boy can't ride
on half fare," said theconduetor
he wears long pants" Gwen "
replied the woman, take tie full
fare ticket for him. '-Ex.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

The republicans may we'll take
alarm; that fight between viii
hams and DeArmond in the
house OF representatives in
Washington the other day is O
good Indication that Democrats
arr beginning to sit up and take
some old-time attention to mat
eers about them. Capital News.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

q Frank Faurot was up from
"eiser Monday.
3. Louderback came down
from Caldwell for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Rowland. o
Caldwell we're down for the BAH
Christmas.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sears Of Wei
ser spent Christmas With DR.. and
Mrs. Easter.
Wade Gray, the rustIing circll-
lation manager Of the Idaho
Sciinitor, il III tile city today.
The large crowd present at the
Oddfellow's ball Christmas night
had the best time Of the season.
Walter Hard, who formerly |
lived In Roswell, died in Boise
this week. lie has been i'll a long1
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Kirkpatrick
spent Christmas in Boise IA
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. {. B. Il
Iurtt.
Or. and Mrs. Waldrop, ofCald.
veil, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Starcher of
huntington, spent Christmas
WITH MIR. and Mrs. R.1I. Stockton.
Fat Hanratty, who has been
4 charge Of IN @. s. l.. construc.
ION gang thepnst year, returned I
oine last Saturday, all work
aving been shut down for the
inter.
Don't forget that the Parma :
un Club win give the best dance
the season at the opera house
ext Tuesday night, Dec. 81.
one out, and help dance the
Id Year out and the New Yeaa
The CARRIER Howe Entertainers p
I'VE splendid exhibition OF
usical talent Monday night to
good house. The talent Sc.
red 10y the Parma lecture =
urse this season is proving far "a
owe the average. =
The Xmas entertainment at III
, churcii passed off very nicely. n.
Q church was crowded. Xmas ~
lgs and recitations were well 70
'dered AT the close of theex.
'ses t'irsupt. went to hephone Bt
! called up santa Clause,
ldquarters North Pole" San. r.,
responded and said that he
ald arrive in Parma at 80. m.
the appointed hour the Jingle
'ells was heard aud Santa ap- II.
red minus the whiskers which -
been frozen off. After his ex- Dr.
he gifts weredistributed. Not
y tile members u the Sunday
DOL, but all the children that AIR
e present received a liberal p
OF candy. On motion. a :.
: OF thanks was extended to
committee for the excellent
gram The children went "
Y happy aud wishing that '''
as would come every day of
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

The case against Steve Adams
IN Slioshone Co. has been dis
missed Adams was at once re-
arrested and taken to Colorado
to answer to tile charge of muir
der committed in that state.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

a word to subscribers, The
Herald has many accounts on
Its books that shouId be settled.
We are glad TO gire you aIl the
time necessary IN which TO meet
them, but, like the majority Of
publishers, we find that ii costs
money to run a newspaper, and
IN order to give our patrons the
best service. we mnst have the
money. We have not mnde
many appeals to you to settle
your bills with us, and we have
no desire to push anyone that is
unable to do SO. but we need Che
money now. Start in the New
Year right b, paying your subj
ser1ption to- the Herald.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

Ode from Georgia, january L:
THE melancholy days have
core, the snddest Of sls~ year,
The time the blithesome cock
tail dies and juIeps disappear"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28
KeHGious Services.

Services at the Presbyterian
Church.
Sunday school at 1880 Il. m.
Preaching at 1870 q. III.
Evening serylces~Christian
Endeavor meeting at 7;30.
Xmas services ut $50.
Everybody welcome,
s. C. ELDER, Pastor.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

a young man who is teaching
school not athousand mules from
far'nn recently met With a thrill.
ling experience. Upon returning
late oneevenipg from a drive with
Her he babe the family Will,
which he b stopping good night.
anu retired to his room. Anaw-
inl scream soon afterward
aroused tile household. and npon
rushing to the professors room
they discovered him stading IN
the middle oftheroom trnnstixed
with horror. Upon a chair near
the loot of the bed was neatly
pllei some female garments, and
repos'ng IN his bed was a grace.
i'li lern'e figure, wrapped in the
arms OF Morpheus aud nos much
else lyon could judgV 10y the ar.
''cles on the chair. Further mel
10y the fanilyproye, |
Tue figure to be a dummy chat |
'ud been placed there by some
S'ad Friends, who Thought that |
with it might lessen
he strain on his modestv whenI
he wedding occurs. Ii was a
'ienn trick TO play on the profes.
or put we are of the opinion
nat The old darkey expressed
'hen The hand With which he was
ceiling along the chicken roost
anne IN contact with a steel.I
want no time to
oller."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28
SATURDAY. DEcEMBER ~, 1877.


SS ~ ptOu0~s
Tie following letter has bee
received by the editor rom III
American Forestry Association
Washington, D. G., Hon. Jane
Wilson, Secretary Of Agriculture
president
dear Sir:
4 has been the privi
kgo q this Office to nominate
yon for membership III tle
American Forestry Association.
The need for concerted actjon
BY the friends 81 the forest il i'm
perntise; for, through Ak md
nre' this resource isdisappearing
At an ominous rate.
Government can do much TO-
"'ard solving the problem; but q
piaynts association must blaze
the way, and educate and arouse
the sentiment without which
successful governmental notion
Is impossible.
Inc American Forestry Asso. |
citation y growing rapidly, butt
the enrolment should be multi.
Piled ten-iold.
Inc Dues for annual members
are S3.oo, for sustaining mem.
hers, s25 per yenr; payment oil
xlo0entitles one to life member.
ship, While payment OF SlOooIl
constitutes him a psSro,s Noi,
other dues are required Of either
life members or patrons.
All members receive our official
organ, FORESTRY and IRRf.1
CATION.
WIZ you not accept member.
ship In the American Forestry
Association and aid, by your IN.
Hnonee ani dues, IN protecting
'nr clllldren's heritage?
Very truly yours,
Tho-. Il. VIII,
Secretary" :
Please excuse nv AIR. VIII N 1
W were u member OF the south II
daho lumher combine, IN whose Ia
interest aud that OF like ilk, your
organization will be run, No "
you'd gladly remit you TINT ~
1000 aud become u Patron. . ~
tut. inasnuch as we are only an a
ditor We must save our shekel~ RI
0 buy coaI at $lo.5o per ton %
md lumber az 80 thousand. gu
Is not our schiIdren's hpr;. J"
age sc ARE most interested in I"
o~' II is the wINrewith to pns p'
''hute to the lumber combine. 'e
'h'ch your organization IL IN. ~
ended to foster. ar
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28
The Drawing.

Inc following drew prizes at
the Parma Mercantile drawing,
Dec. 81:
LIST, No. 34sa. Mrs. L. ]. John.
son.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-28

Entered ~ the Postolice At Parma,
IDAHO, - second Glass matter.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
DETAILS OF THE GAME.
Hoo Pennsylvania OutpJQyed Cor
nell on Franklin Field.
IBv Telegraph TO The T-ibuns.J

Fntla de- pIia. Nov. &.-Cornel won the toss and
elected 70 defend the west goal with q strong
southwest wind 90 favor IN bunting. The players
spread out while Hoilenhaek carefully poised the
rzll in the centre of the field. and then kicked off
arms Of MeC-allie who Il back fifteen yards
before no laid low with flying tackle, which
gave an ntms ton cf what the Cornell backs would
have 10 contend with all through the game. The
teams Hired Gp for the first scrimnage and Gard
rer, the Cornell quarterback, tested the Pennsyl-
-suis defence, and found II so strong that Waders
called TO punt Instead Of booming the
bsll well down the field he Bunted cut of bounds
81 his oWn 40-yard line, giving Pennsylvania the
chance to force the fight in her opponents terri
tory, with the game barely under way Folwell hit
fhe line for three Yards but the umpire hold
sng. and back the ball fifteen yards. Hollen-
track got this sll back and FIVE yards more with a.
pretty dash around the end, but It was the third
down. and on-side kick tried the ball going
10 Cornell on her Is-ysFd line.
McCallie and Earle could not gain a yard in two
;lunges into the hae, WaideFs pInted 10 Keinath
CorneU's 4o-yaTd line. failing get the hall out
danger, even with the wind behind him. Thomp-
son, the big Cornell guard hreke through and
stopped HollsRback for gain on tha next play,
hut clever forward Pass netted fifteen yards, and
1Tollenback added twelve more by quick dash
around the end, after brushing of or three
Cornell ta-klerS. THE ball was Camell's I2-yard
line, and the followers Of the team looked on in
surprfse and dread forward pass and plunge
into the line by Holenbsck carried II TO the 1-yard
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
IBy T-lsFTaFh ~ ne Tri5u1-- :

West Point \. Y, New With Ire ss-s,-fsu
q a short slgpal arm tomorrow on Fre7sIiv
Fieid' the work or The cadet team finished 77-lis-
WIN running through the pisyS this morning A
very confident feeling Is in evidence a. the Nfili-
tary Academy that the Cadets will again qsSllrs
supremacy over the Niddies. and the army adher-
ehts here are eager 10 place their r1ous on their
iavorltes with few takers AZ even MONEY A sIusd
or Iorty players will leave Ja-nl0rrovv a. T77 a NJ
on the West Shore road and arrive az Phnadsl-
phia about u;5e NJ. They will be ar~r-10snied
oy jim Temple. the trainer and his assistants
As usual, the army headquarters v.,I be 40 the
MISREPRESENTATION.
captain Smithers expects to Eer the men On
FRANKLIN Field from $50 ass for SirraI prac-
tice tomorrow. and later take the men % K-iths
vaudeville theatre for the evening until q.E. when
they must 80 To the hotel and be i'm bvi bv 1870
p. H- After breakfast on Saturday tile coaches
have arranged n motor car ride for the team urtji
luncheon on Saturday night The football squad
viii attend the Walnut Street Theatre to witness
the performance Of "YamcL"
The Cadets after supper Tonight held a very
thusiastc meeting in the cadet barracks. the en-
TIRE battalion being present Captain SmitLeTS.
head coach, in very interesting address reviewed
football at West Point from its beginning Beb
Forbes and Captain Nelly also gave q short foot
bail talk, and every one OF the coaches and The
scrubs who disbanded tonight, hcnOred with
the eCademy yell
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
POLY PREP" IN DEFEAT.
Erasmus Hall TYiHs in Second Half
After Being Scored On bY Kick.

Erasmus Hall defeated the Poly Prep team In
an interesting game of football At Washington
Park, Brooklyn, yesterday by a score OF 5 20
The contest was stubbCrnly fought and kept
the supporters OF both eevens In the widest kind
of enthusiasm, In the first half the game was
tremely rough and full Of fast playing by both
sides Up and down the gridTOn the boys bat
tied. Then after n lively struggle Erasmus began
TO edge its way toward Poly Preps'' goat. When
the ball had been carried within one yard % ths
goal line an Erasmus player fUmbled and a Poly
Prep warrior fell on H. An exchange Of ;unts
then got the ball within twenty yards Of ~ EFas-
mus goal. when Butler, the dusrteThack OF Poly
Prep gladdened the hearts Of his side by
pretty a drop kick as one would care 20 see tbs
hall sailing the heads OF the opposing men
for four points.
The second half was a repetition Of the fast and
hard work done In the first half OF both teams
A storm of applause went up when smith. the full
hack Of Erasmus, fell blocked punt for q
touchdown and McNulty kicked goal The line
up follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29

roIcha'n completely outclassng her heavier op-
Pohenls' routed Holy Cross in a one-sded gsra
eating the victory won at Worcester carl. -,
month The score was s. o. The local pIavers
eNceIIed at every point Of the game They worked
tne Forward pass and the onside kick for big gains
tore great holes in the Holy Cross line and hai
no t,oT, trouble bic in circling the ends
Holy Cross never had the ball In Eordbs,, To-
TltorH, and the loose play Of the Fordham men
aIoh' Kept the score from being larger. Gary
twice missed easy goals from the field and go
was blocked
Fordhams first score came two or three minutes
siteI the game began. Holy Cross kicked on and
Fordhaln at once began to rip up the Worcester
team 5 hne FOR big gains Then Gary tried for
a goal from the field from the 3o-yard line bur
the pan missed by inches Holy Cross kicked out
from the 25-yard line. and Fordhenl found the
gong cifheuit in two downs. on the third Gary
shot long forward pass 10 Mccarthy and the
ball Law on Holy Cross's 40-yard line Two pIavs
al the line gained a couple OF yards. and on the
@ next Slsklnd took an onside kick and crossed the
line for the first touchdown.
Fordha1n Kicked off, and Cont. the Holy Cross
centre turned his back 10 his opponent while the
II was a trick play that wasn't solved because
rumble broke Il up, ard Fordhan had the ball
on the 2o-y9rd line Three PLAYS netted a first
down, and then Coffey went over the line Gsrv
again kicking the goal
priscoH kicked off for Holy Cross. and Fordham
punted, after rushing the ball back 10 rDldaelS
Holy Cross could not gain and DriscoU made
miserable punt which put tho ball on hts own 7o
yard line The local team doing as II liked
with the visitors, and Lynch scored the third
touchdown In three minutes of PLAY
Holy Cross at this stage replaced Jones bv
Knight, and ORourke, the quarterback. by Law
Ter, who justified his presence by some clever
tacking and nice judgment in running his team
The trick that had failed TO work before wa q
tried again by Holy Cross In the worst possible
place, that IS. on her own goal line. and T. hlck
was at once necessary. F'ordham rushed the ball
down again, but the 10 yard line there was a
tumble. which Coffey saved on the next plsy
however, there was more Juggling, and Holy cross
got the ball, preventing At least one score as the
half ended q few moments later.
Fordham had things all her own wav IN tho
second half. and Mccarthy made two pretty runs
through a broken field for touChdoUus Coffev
also scored one on n forward pass. The play IN
this half showed weakness IN defence on both
sides. as oDonneu, the big Holy Cross fulback
tore through tho Fordham line for several big
gains Gary kicked five goals from touchdovns
out Of six trials, but the angles were al easy.
The ne-up and summary follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
BEAUCLERE WINS CUP.
FOUR CHOICES SCORE.
Economy Disqualified in Junior
SteepLechdse at Benning.
az Telegrsph . Ths Tribuns. ]


Washington. Nov. 2s.--J. V. Lemaire's Beauelsre
the Washington Cup at two miles and a quar-
the Bennng Tacetrack to-day before DIG
holiday crowd which numbered fully twelve thou-
sand persons. Ironsides. cast-on from the Henry
Payne Whitney stable, was a slight faYoTlte IN
the betting over Right Royal around 70 J. Beau
clere and Red Friar had strong following the
former being backed from 20 20 TO
The race was a procession after the hrst nils
had been covered with Beauclere five or SIX
lengths in front and Ironsidfs about the same ais
tsuca before Right Royal Rounding into the
stretch, Right Royal moved into second place IN
a vain effort to run BeaucleFe down, but he urea
badIy IN the last furlong and lronsides, running
on earned the place some Ten lengths behihd Beau
clere which galloped home an easy winner
With seven on the card the ho4loaS crown
found plenty 80 intsTaSt and entertain ParuCu.-
larry as two of the races were through the hsl'.
Four favorites won. 50 il was profitable day
Tro-cr,v vyon the Junior Stseplechase for three
ysar-olds. beating Sandy Creeker a @ @iehs.h - -.
mild drive Henderson, who rode the lattsr, H'S11
= rIair, ~ Foul AGAINST the winner. however lot
cutting his mount of IN the last fuFong ana al's'
soma consideration the stewards dlsluaiiIIeu =.
orsy 10 the loudly expressed aeHs't 9 - 80 m
@-,a5o rauepAd home easy winner OF tH0
.+ber steepiechase. He opened up a gap u - -
lengths rounding the last turn, ana won % ~
plsased His victory was a populAr or g I.- ~
= Iot favorite at to :. fama ChrlSlS caus+-
nr,cis, the early pacemaker. tiFing IN the last
baff mile and followed Navajo home some loul
lengths before Alamansor -, A.. ..a
A,o,ber decentralization came in the nrst race
,vT.n .Father RnV' Days Umbrella, which m
tL5 tb,r5 was set hack for interfering with This
,eaale and James Crawford inside the last IuT'oHs
,,oIa Ioudoun Light won the race at 10 70 atlef
a spirited drive with Thistledaie and Umbrella.
BeIwether made show OF his field IN the sec
ond race heavily backed frorn 20 20 even money
while Clen Turney the last raca easily from
AIanda and Live Wire among others.