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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-10-08

Section l.. Theatrical and Other Per-
formancesJ The performance Of any
tragedy. comedy, opera. ballet, farce,
negro minstrelsy. sparring contest, trial
Of strength. or any part or parts there
in and any moving picture show Of the
same, or any circus. equestrian, dra
matice performance or exercise. or any
performance of exercise Of jugglers,
acrobats, club performances or rope dan
GERS. or base ball games. where an ad-
mission fee Is charged or anything OF
value is accepted by the manager. on
any of the players or any one connected
with said game as a condition Of wit
Messing the same by the public. on the
first day of the week are forbidden. and
every person aiding In such exhibition,
performance, exercise or game. adver-
tisement. posting or otherwise. and every
owner or lessee Of any garden, building
or room. place or structure. grounds or
park, who leases or let's the same for
the purpose OF such exhibition or per-
Torrance or exercise or game. on the
FIRST day of the week, or who assents
to the use Of the same for any such
purpose II II be SO used, Is guilty OF a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
be fined In any sum not exceeding one
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-10-08

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-10-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
ARTICLE 90

ARTICLE 80.
The attorney general shall receiy
the same annual salary as Is receive
by the other state officers as enumel
ated In Article 4, Section IL Of tn
Constitution.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-30

}. M. Wilson was in town SUM-
day from Glenns Ferry.
J. r Ellison was a Sunnyside
visitor here Wednesday.
?. H. Spangenberg and wife and
VIM. Spangenberg were registered
at the ldanha Saturday.
John Williams and G. B. Pol
lard OF Grandview were registered
at the Mitchell Sunday.
Miss Mel Smithson returned last
Thursday evening from a months
visit with relatives in Emmett.
Andrew Baker, we'll known to
the people Of Mountain Home, hav-
ing fIeighted several seasons to the
upper country, was in town Mon
day and expects to remain a week
or ten days. Mr. Baker has taken
up a ranch at Dixie and is tending
the stage stock there this winter.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-30

Bailey Siffert Garrett Co. guar.
antee perfect fit. Sole agents for
Ed. V. Price & Co. 17.tf
F. W, Stucler, who arrived from
Boise Tuesday, is the new man EN-.
ployed at the Hotel Evans bar
Mrs. Ellen Glenn, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is
again around and is very much
improved.
Your suit always fits iii is made
by Ed. V. Price & Co. Bailey,
Siffert, Garrett Co., local agents.
17-I
J. W. Pettenger, representing the
Nampa Nursery, of which he owns
controlling stock, was in town Tues
day soliciting orders in his line.
Reduced Prices on everything In
our line for the next ten days. We
invite you to Call and verify the
above statement. ThOs. Trafhen.
i9-ff
Fred Marhofer and family
moved last week into a house in
1.-THE north part Of town, which he
recently purchased from Jim Clark.
How we'll your suit fits! Ger.
tainly, it's Ed. V. Price & Co.'S,
stuff. Bailey, Siffert, Garrett Co.,
sole agents. 17.tf
J. j. Oswald, superintendent of
the Gold Belt Mining Company,
which is six miles up the river
from Featherville, was in town
several days this week on business.
1t doesn't cost you anything to
look over Ed V. Prices new sample
book of spring and summer STYLES.
See Bailey, Siffert. Garrett Co.,
local agents. TIT
George w. Fletcher, well known
to the people here, having been in
business here for years, but who
now resides on his ranch near
Glenns Ferry, was in town Mon.
day and Tuesday of this week.
A sure cure, one you can depend
upon, Hickory Bark Cough RENE.
dy. A sure cure, and it's pure!
Use it for all lung trouble, coughs,
colds, hoarseness and sore throat.
For sale by Keener Drug Store and
frst-class dealers everywhere.
II. j. Huston, the Seattle man
who purchased the Fruitdal. tract
south Of town and has been having
trouble getting it cleared. left for
his home last Thursday. He stated
before he lett that he anticipated
no further trouble and that the
Greeks would remain.
The grandmothers of the old
Dutch Dunkard families of West.
ern Pennsylvania have made and
used Hickory Bark Cough Rem.
edy" and reared their families omit
for hundred years. Now you can
buy it of your dealers Ask for it,
and use it, because it lie pure; be-
cause it will stop your cough; be-
cause it is the best cough remedy
made today. Try it. For sale by
Keener Drug Store and all dealers
everywhere.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-30
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
lad ma - n-II

Department. OF the Interior
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho.
January "a, 1905
Notice is hereby given that Oscar Schrsft of
Pine, Idaho, has filed notice of his intention to
make Anal tive-year proof In support Of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 1884, made
May rs, 1906, for the lots 7, IL and IL Nwk SCI
Section 81, and lot Section 80 Township q
North, Range II East, and that said proof will
be made before W. c. Howie, U. S. Commission.
er at Mountain Home, Idaho, on March 5th,
1908.
He names tho following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land, viz:
John G. Hayes, of Mountain Home, Idaho,
Omar Hutchins, of Mountain Home. Idaho
James T. Winter, of Pine, Idaho.
John Peck, OF Pine, Idaho.
A. I. MCMAHON
W-os Register,
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-30

Robert 9. Chattin returned home
from Boise Sunday evening, where he
completed business course OF book
keeping and shorthand at the Boise
Business College. Robert will visit
for time at home.
Ed Schwerd came in Sunday night
from Atlanta, where he has been en-
ployed by the New Century Mining
Co.. which is located in the vicinity of
Atlanta. Mr.. Schwerd had some fine
looking specimens of rock.
Frank Jackson came down from the
Jackson ranch Saturday evening bring
ing his brother Bob, who was very sick
with rheumatism, aud left on the night
train for Hot Lake, Oregon, where they
will remain until Bob is better.
Mrs. Bertha Greenberg went to
Glenns Ferry on last Friday evenings
train upon telephone call from her
sister, Mrs. Ed Mcclure to the effect
that Mr.. Mcclure had pneumonia. We
learn from later report that Ed is
getting along very nicely.
f. M. Duffield, the we'll known Owy-
hee County cattle man of Hot Springs,
came in Saturday with his wife and
daughter. Mr.. Dutfield will return
home Tuesday, but Mrs. Duffield and
daughter will remain for some time for
medical treatment for the daughter.
z. E. Cheever arrived last Friday
from Oakland and the Coos Bay coun-
try, where he has divided his time in
the past two years. Mr.. Cheever was
here three or fours ago and ran bar
Der shop for while. He expects to
remain for some time.
Lawrence Brady, lineman employed
at the local telephone office, left
Mountain Home Wednesday morning
for parts unknown-to him when he
| left-as he was sent out to hunt trou-
BILE which exists on the through line
somewhere between Mayfleld and
HALEY.
Henry Mcclure was in town several
days last week from his ranch near
Pine and while here went down to
Glenns Ferry to see his brother Ed,
who was threatened with pneumonia.
He reported him getting along very
nicely and returned to his own home
at Pine Saturday.
Daniel Davidson, who bought land
here and moved his family from Wash
ington to this place, has further con-
flrmed the fact of his intention to
make this his permanent residence by
buying team OF horses and has made
all preparatory arrangements to both
clear and build on his land south OF
town. He is very we'll pleased with
both country and climate.
Don't forget to make a date for the
Firemen's dance at the Opera House,
Friday, February 2lst. 19-3t
VIM. Henderson, who used to be a
popular clerk in the grocery stores
here several years ago, came in from
Castle Creek, where he has been max.
ing his home for the past year. He ex-
poets to put in small general stock
there in the near future. Mrs. Hen
derson and baby, who have been visit
ing in Glenns Ferry, joined him here
and will accompany him home.
The fire laddies will entertain the
public at the Garrett on Friday, Feb
ruary 2lst. Grand ball for the benefit
of tee Department. 19-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-30
For Sale

Five year old short horn bull; also
one span mules. 1919
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

backed badly
mate to go to victory Pao Aq long shot that had been making
the With clear sailing in the stretch Po Alto would have about
RUNS AWAY FROM FIELD
to
to the end
Thomas Clerk
La of whc at odds
POOR RIDE LOSES FOR FAVORITE
of of
to himself locke who
the handled him faulessy Eapa from
and out for the
unsatisfactory
in npickin
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
ROYAL Tourist Establishes New Track
Record at Emeryyille Park
By J. K. Jefery

Tuohfths of second clipped American for
mile and sixteenth when Royal Tourist old
l44 Is winning the
Emeryv yesterday The record which Royal Tour
shattered had been jointly held by Oiasu and aete inc
having Washington park 6hago Chicago July 9o5
Ol pounds while Royal Tourist earned R yesraay Inc track
14 As by Downpatuc last spring Royal
on the Then
having nSognerea some
dearly exceedingly well unostenatious
Tapped w T. Overton Neva Lee
off the brought the rear
Oveon made all the and hot pace the fracuoal n
that the FIRST turlongs were run IN ~ 81 ana the mile IN 30 nat
weakened and Jockey Walsh, claiming
Walsh, for
nttng l)andehon 10 peat MN Dy nu ll e I Asm il
Wish had ed nm without anv real necessiv ROYAL Tourist had
IA la u b % +rSc n.e S broupbout GOT IN on even terms
crowdng place Dndelon closing like
them both >few
probably himself but for costly
and was sharply cut off Na pursued waiting
the remaining CONTENDER appeared 10 De acea D MS np d ana was
Jockey Archibald had the mount on Royal Tourist and rode capital race
HILDRETH TAKES TWO RACES
ldreth cos front at the finish twice during the after
him. event,
which third the Jockey
oyed important
Jockey 4Ienry, who St Francis tossed
led substantial
the last few jumps Mcntry taking Shilling
brought Woodct along with having
before could realize his
defeat had been accomplished Bwer which had been following St
closely did stall off The Mists closing rush
Stocking heavily backed second choice losing all chance by
good left the
ppontnents the Hdreth all He the highest priced
ng that Hdreth brought TO the last a and alter one prom
his victory followed an Improvement in
that lucky win Maea he
coupled the betting he all the best OF start which
robbed Captain John and Mddng Hannah the choices OF the race
chance which they might have had Maea was able to run INTO
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
Baseball Officials Want
Third Major League
Eastern and American ASSOCia-
HOnS Withdraw From the
National Meeting

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Eastern league
and American association representa-
tives caused a sensation at the annual
meeting of the National association of
professional baseball clubs in this city
today by withdrawing from the session.
The two boiling factions had presented
a resolution asking that they be given
control of the national board of arbi-
tration and that Western and Southern
leagues be reduced from class A to
class b.
This resolution was voted down by
the meeting President O'Brien OF the
American association then netitioned
that the American association and
Eastern league be allowed to Withdraw
quested permission to negotiate with
the American league and the National
league for a special working agree
ment
The petitioners insisted upon immedi-
ate action and when their petition was
overwhelmingly defeated the two fac
tions withdrew from the meeting. They
declined to make any statement other
than that they did not propose to be
governed by Il great number of bush
leagues"
Their next move. it is said, will be
to confer with the two big leaghes-
the American and the NatiOnah-with
the hope that they may be given per-
mission to act as a separate organiza-
tion-really third major league
Dick Cooley, formerly of the Boston
National league team, will lead the To-
peka club, and Frank Isbell, the great
first baseman of the Chicago White
Stockings last summer, will head the
Wichita athletes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
"''''"''S BEST BETs-FoRCE, FANTASTIC
Amateur Boxers Will
Meet Friday Night

Matchmaker Frank Schuler reports
all OF the boxers who are 10 appear
Friday night to be in the pink OF con-
ditiOn, but in order 10 comply with
the law. the youngsters are requested
to report at the club rooms on Steiner
street tonight to pass the physical
examination Of the regular club phy-
Sician.
There are eight bouts between thS
local amateur colony. The star go
will be the heavy weight battle be-
tween Charlie Miller and Lew Taylor
while Harry StremmeI and Morris
Sweeney, classy lghtweights, Roscoe
Taylor and E. Tacoma. feather weights
will meet in the special events.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
Bay Cities League Is
Pronounced Success

The newly organized bay cities
league, while it has been in the pub.
lies eye but a short time. is making
rapid progress and winter baseball is
now an assured success. The way
the young players handle themselves
on the field has won over the most
radical fans. Some who went to the
opening games to criticize their play
ing came away ardent admirers of
the "bushies." They know now that
they will not have to spend the long,
dreary winter months waiting for the
opening of the professional leagues.
The sample of baseball that these
young men dished up fully convinced
the fans that there is some promising
material in the Bay cities league.
A much larger crowd than was ex-
pected turned out to greet the new
league on it's opening day. The fans
on the other side OF the bay are sup
porting the organization nobly and the
officials have decided to rearrange their
schedule SO they will get. more games
So royalty have the fans responded
over at Berkeley that President Lowry
has decided to make vast improvements
on the grounds. A fence will be erected.
the diamond will be leveled and a
grandstand will be added among other
improvements.
Games viii be played on both sides
of the bay on all holidays, and every
Sunday and Saturday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
Yesterdays Winners

Reid is training string at Arcadia. is spend
ing few days hefe prior to the Santa Anita
opening.
George Marks, who is connected with A. ].
Levy,s book. was an arrival from the east yes
terday. Levy will book at Arcadia.
I. H. wheatcroft of the st. James stable re-
Gently purchased Miss .Sain at Latonia for
$1,000 and the mare will be shipped to Arcadia
to Join the balance of the st. James string.
Green B.. Morris is on the way from PImiico
to California.
Starter Arthur Mcknight was in great form
on the Texas circuit this fall
Old Dutiful is training like year old at
from Japan and will shortly proceed to Warsaw.
where he expects to obtain an opening as
trainer for one Of the big Russian stables.
Starter Jake Hoffman is nursing very sore
nose after having undergone surgical opera
non at Cincinnati for the removal of an obstruc-
uon that bothered him for years
Following is the breeding of the
yearlings to be offered at the Antrim
farm sale:
Chestnut colt by Cromwell-Port GLASGOW
Bay colt by All Green Victoria.
Bay colt by All Green Brook.
Chestnut filly by All Green virjean.
Chestnut filly by All Green-0na.
chestnut FLY by Cromwe Forest Maid
Chestnut filly by Cromwell Perfection.
Black flly by Cromwell Tyrona.
chestnut colt by Cromwell-Nellie X.
Bay colt by Kismet- -Modrona-
Bay nlly by Kismet Sunny Smile.
Bay hily by Kismet- Promise ".
BAY filly by kismet- Eleena
Bay nliy by Virginia Dare.
Bay 1y by Kismet Iotrix.
Bay hy by Kismet- Rillito.
Bay lilly by Kismet- -ReselIa
Bay hy by Kismct Jennie Sevine.
Chestnut FLY by All Green -Owndeil.
chestnut colt by Cromwell -Overjoy.
Bay hlly by Cromwe Bonita r.
These year olds will be sold at the
same time:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
GREYHouNDs ENTERED IN STAKE

Three high class stakes are down
for decision at Inglesfde coursing
park on next Sunday. The class stake
is the feature attraction and it brings
out a field of "a fleet greyhounds. The
drawings follow:
Open stake 32 entries-ROcked Asleep VS..
Nav Sutton Eilbe Royal VS.. Theodore Bell.
Ocean Boy VS.. Young Cloverdale. Pedlar Bawn
VS.. Wall Flower. Toreador Sequoia. Denver
Eegle vs. Dashing Wave, Lady Kelp vs. Little
Eva. Merry Widow vs. The Battler Stanley r
vs. Wild Idol, Billy Delaney Burton, Gentle
Anne vs. Joe Dempsey. The Mint W. l. NJ.
Master Lane vs. Wild Rose Keepsake Jack
Kevelin. Eleanor b vs.. Young Geraldine. True
Wing VS.. Pongenie.
Glass stake, "a eutries-Wana W9lla vs. San
german Melrose Belle vs. The ROwdy. Invincible
vs. Curry Onondago silver Musk, Golden Rule
vs. Gallant Boy, Crystal vs. Georgetown. Roman
Money VS.. L NJ NJ. Galtemore VS.. Belmont, Rus
sell vs. Hollyberry, White Rogue Wauhau-
nauhkee Miss Emily Race King. Carmel vs.
Billy Mutually.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
POOR RIDE LOSES FOR FAVORITE
Gossip Of the Racetrack

". A Pinkerton of Chicago. who Is at the
head of the detective service bearing his name,
was arrival from the east yesterday and put
in appearance at the EmeryyilIe track,
which is polieed by his men. Pinkerton is asso
.cisted with T. H. Williams in several of the
ventures with which the president OF the jockey
club is identified and will be interested as a
stock holder in the Mexican racing enterprise
soon TO be launched by Williams and his asso-
cistes. Pinkerton is a great friend OF s. e.
Hildreth and spent most of the afternoon in his
company Report has had it that Pinkerton is
interested 10 some extent in Hildreth's stable,
but Hildreth has denied that this is so.
J. McManus. who used to collect fares on the
San Francisco streetcars before he became a
pIunger. got in from New FORK yesterday and
win spend the afternoons at Emeryville until
the opening at Arcadia. McManus will have a
small string of horses in training at the Santa
Anita track and will operate from the ground
in the east during the summer.
Dick DIVERS starting was not up to his usual
high standard yesterday. two of his sendaways
being particularly ragged
Yesterdays cutin brought no increase in the
number OF books in line at Emeryvilie, although
there a change in the personnel of the
ring. Charlie Bowman. Charlie Mccarthy and
George North dropped out on account Of steady
losses during the previous cutin but their places
were filed by Barney Schreiher. A. Baerwald
and Benny Snow. Wally Brinkworth is taking
the money for the last named
A. ID. Walstrom notified Secretary Treat yes
terday that he would arrive at Emeryville from
Arcadia within day two with Royal Ben,
Suda Clem and Free Knight the Bear.
$. c. Hdreth's crack fly Achieve, of
the most highly valued of the HiIdreth young
sters, suffered hemorrhage after working a
fast half mile yesterday morning. This will
greatly impair her usefulness as a racing tool.
Jockey Koerner was scheduled to ride Dande-
lion yesterday, but became III from his attempts
to reduce. Koerner is in such condition that
fears of a permanent breakdown in health
entertained by his friends if he persists in
trying to get down TO reasonable riding
weight
1t is reported that Judge Sumpter, who was
supposed TO have been elected state senator and
who relied upon to bring about the restora-
tion Of racing at Hot Springs, will lose his
scat as the result of court decision involving
a recount OF votes
G. Reif a Tennessee brewer for whom Carroll
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Stanford and California football tickets now
sale "A G.. Snaldinc & Pros, l5S Cearv
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
RACING IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-There will be
racing in New York next season, ac-
cording to a statement made today by
an officer of the Jockey club. On what
basis or scale can not be definitely
stated just now but the writer learned
today on the highest authority that
the game will weather the storm in
some manner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12


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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
MILL RACE IN HAvANA

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 11.-Represen-
tatives of the Cuban racing association
here have made arrangements to send
to Havana a large number of American
horses which are usually raced in the
South during the winter. This is be-
cause of adverse racing legislation in
the south
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
Stanford Varsity Holds
Last Scrummage

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. II
The last practice scrummage OF the
varsity Rugby team was held tonight
on Stanford field before large crowd
of enthusiastic undergraduates. The first
fifteen met the men of the second
team, and a brisk struggle resulted.
The team was given a rousing recep-
tion by the bleachers. The men will
line up for running practice on the
turf tomorrow afternoon. They Will
appear in their new suits and Will be
in the places that they will play sat
urday. This exhibition is Coach Pres
ley's method of announcing the lineup
of the big team. Until the men appear
on the turf the final personnel of the
team will remain unknown
The big rally and sendof TO the
football team will be given by the stu
dents tomorrow night. The speeches
will be made in assembly hall and yells
practiced Following these exercises
the rooters will leave the building and
serpentine on the inner quadrangle in
the glare of red lights At signal the
Serpentine will De broken up and the
big crowd march TO the baseball field,
where a huge bonfire will be touched
off. The freshmen have been busy for
the last three days in assembling the
huge pile of wood which will be set on
fire tomorrow night, and the heap is
some 20 feet high. Tree trunks, boxes.
barrels and railroad ties have been
country to make a big blaze of light in
which the rooters will serpentine.
The first big handicap tennis tourna-
ment held at Stanford university in
some time was terminated today and
resulted in decided surprise to the
handicappers and the entire tennis
community. H. S. Morgan of San
Diego succeeded in defeating all of the
varsity cracks, and today annexed the
university championship by outplaying
C. c. Peabody of Ontario The scores
were 2-6. 7-5, 6-1 and 6-2. Peabody
had a large handicap and the young
expert was forced at intervals to hold
up his winning end. Morgan looks
to be a good varsity man. He has
plenty of speed and quick dropping
back hand drive. Morgan defeated
Gowan and Jordan, who have long
been regarded as university experts
He was given slight handicap over
the experts, but proved dark horse
and easily annexed the scalps of the
Champs"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
KENNEDY-BILLY WATKINS-BILLY PULLMAN
OUDLIGHT-NATIVE SON
Remarks

Remarks.
FirebaIs last race was promising, n he
improves as he should he will win. Cloud
light also ran well her first out and may he
expected 70 improve. Native Son viii be
keen contender.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

Stanford and California football tickets now
on sale at a. 6. Spalding & Bros, l5S Geary
street. Tickets for the game can he purchased
only at the above address. Sale will close there
Saturday morning at 1880.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
Tourist
Wan
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. z. Jeffery

Ratings for track Deduct for each pound overweight
ANNA MAY-BELLE KINNEY-TAWASENTHA
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
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