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The sun., 1908-05-13

Dates assigned By Secretary 'aihlhs lol
tournoment, to follow the Metropolitan Coll
Association championship next week are
the following -.
June l. and g. New Jersey Assocailonr q. cnsm
pIonshp a; lnglewood; June y a,1 No. y, Ci,;b
Jvly y 2 and l. Apawamis club; July ss' 30 81 ana
SnSSust /. New York toif club august .; o. 9 Snq
Isttsanscnck HIs Golf Club. September D. ana D
nn.,.lnid Gun Nrw NOTk Golf Club: october ana ],
tricitS team mGtch for Lesley cup
1br peal COL and Country Club ~ expected
to ask ror dates in July or August ana the
Iox Hills COLI club has announced NeeE
e. eboen made for reserN ed days. september
sd .; and 20 are still being kept clear Tor an
n q. 4. open championship, but !, nov
seems forlorn nope that any cilO viii
step forward,
The sun., 1908-05-13

| 2il to 5000. ~ Free for all, gasolene
! stock cara only. ~ -tans selling from E,OOl
| 10 a. OOO. II Cars selling from S,ml 10 %OW
! IS -Cars selling for N,0Ol and over All o.
the events except and are Ior STOCK cars
only
Chief OF Police shippy Of Chicago recently
called a meeting OG the motorists OF that cry
to discuss methods OF stopping rech,es'
driving in the Western metropolis mum.
her of the automobile dealers we're present
and agreed 10 cooperate with the police ~
their Efforts TO stop sCorChing Ralph Temple,
one Of the oldest dealers IN hlcaSoi ssiu w
thought the Chicago Automobile Club should
discourage speeding among its own members
and of the public IN general lie declared
thar ali the automobile dealers and Club mem-
bcrs should lend their assistance TO stop iast
i'S SveTV ev peTson who noticed fast driving
nv another would take his number and send
il to Chief Shippy the latter could send
letter bf Warning which would have great
moral hOnenCe. 4 second offence should
hiring a fine aud q third jail sentence.
i1iI sentence viii do more than any other thlng
TO limit the desires Of the scorchcrs for reck-
less driving
Fred T.. Rrqnd. chairman Of the racing
,nud hill climbing committee OF ,he Mliliduis-
uort Automobile cub has issued ehlry bahhs
Tor the second annual hill climbing contest
of tho ,lub ON the Nalanont Mountain Drive.
The course selected for the events II part ol
one of the city bouevards. The course VII
bc one mile in length, sue grade varying
from IA per cent at the start to per cent.
gt the finish The contest viii begin az
O'Clock on saturday afternoon, June o, and
viii h. preceded 10y a parade Of the con
trstauts Visiting clubs, local club ana auto
mobile owners, headed by the Mayor. Inc
entry blank declares: Visiting autolsts WI
be- amply repaid In coming to Wl'llamSpoH'
the Ideal CITY ,.,-,s...i..i.i.,
as follows: 1 For owners exclusively, :!
White owners exclusively; 3 ElectrlC-, Hock
models selling for $1,000 and less; '-H9qcs
cars selling for ,2jl TO s?WO, bnich
owners exclusively; B--stoCk cars selling
ior S9:Ol and over Franklin owrers eN,
stock ears selling for 8 ?'o ana
under: free Tor all, entries limited 10 mem
bers of WiliamspOrt Automobile CMD' "
stock cars selling for t2,oOi to 500, /
motorcycles less than s horse power,
.tock cars selling from t?.jol TO $3.50; ~
free for all, stock cars fully equipped accord
iuy TO catalogue specifications: ~ Tree Tor
eli. stripped and racing car, sico clu6 cup
and trophy. must be won by same entidht
Two consecutive years, Silver cups Will De
offered for each OF the events including
number OF trophies that have been donated
to the club
The sun., 1908-05-13
THE GREAT HOTELS
on THE SEA

For particulars Belgian Resorts and Hotels appy Town and
omce 0nces Belgian State Railways P de frhnce q Cannon
state Railways Gacechurch Street London c. Y Regent
Tickets on the belgian state Railways for tour Of the entire count
80 centS dJs-0 dollars 10 cCnta Covering $50
The sun., 1908-05-13

81 .2il to 5000, ~ Free for all, gasolene
10 p oSS' il t'ars selling from S3,OOl to 5000;
IS ,(ars selling for A0Ol and over. All o,
the events except q and are for stock cars
only.
The sun., 1908-05-13
Pun,lc School "A Wins in Track Meet.

Public School ~ won the athletic meet
onbe Richmond Athletic eague, held at
Seward Park yesterday afternoon, with An
points, Public School was second with az
ponts and Public school IL was third
The race for first place was close until the
high jumps we're run OF Public School ~
scored the most points IN these and 80 won
the meet The ion yard dash Was won nv
Enst Elm of Public school Z. Ho finished well
ahead of the field and made the distance IN
~ IL seconds Public School Is secured
GG place In the W pound. ili pound and
hea " weight relay races. Merliss NJ Public
school "a did we'll In the shot put and Hoffman
Of Public School ~ cleared the bar al I feet I
inches IN the running high jump, which Is
good for n boy Of HIS size.
The sun., 1908-05-13
Chess.

At lie between the Dyker Heights Country
Club ana The Iyceum Chess Club Of Brook
lvn has resulted In the series for the cham
pionship Of the Greater New York Chess
League IN tne thfee matches between the
leaders, the Lyceunn PLAYERS won twice and
In addition the Lyoeum team was beaten by
the Pilsbury Chess Club, which also PLAYED
q tie match with Dykef Heights, while the
Central Y. NC, A. team played tie against
the LYceum club.
The sun., 1908-05-13

Tomorrow tournament az ne tnglewood
noIitan t,oIf Association will be an eighteen
hole handicap stroke competition which
NAV he pIayed in the morning or afternoon.
There will be prizes for the best gross snd
hest net scores. The contestants WIN ne 'he
guests Of the club for the day.
The sun., 1908-05-13

The sixteen makers OF the lowest gross
scores in the monthly handicaps OF the Dyker
Meadow Golf club have always qualified for
The club championship; but ths makers OF
meptary interest in the contests. heir
interest has ceased with the dispose OF the
two net score prizes TO remedy this state
Of Affairs n prize has been offered by James
/. Taylor, TO he known As the captain : cup,
for which the players who return the sixteen
lowest net scores in the monthly handicaps
for the season shall be drawn TO play on at
handicap matches IN October.
The sun., 1908-05-13
AUTOS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
J TWWTWN y WIWTTWUTTT
Ilshmeuf.

Greatest Plant In Ny COMPLETE FACTORY,
best Mechanics Painters Body Builders TrmmeTs
etc. We renOyate thoroughly all cars sold and
SATISFY.
1911 StoddArd. Dayton (cost q. 1OOl N,iD: 1871
- 500 Buick 81 20 1907 Premier like ncWI g. so
SI cylinder National. 81 go; -Four cylinder Ma
tlona SN PeeriesSeS $50 10 81 IN; Packards
81 500; Pierce Arrows, tO 70 tl,sOO Panhards
t15O liotchkiss RunAbOut, 81 400. Mercedes Run
about, y t0oi Ford Runahouts, SEQ, SlI cylinder
$50 Fillmore 1877. 20 other unusual opportunities
DEMONSTRATIONS cheerfully gwen.
Swell Auto Bodies Very Low
Imported and Domcstlc New and used. all styles,
Racy RunAbouts Touring, Closed. Sml LOulmsnes
and TAIlrAbs
Ready In stock: chassis fitted and painted
BROADWAY MAMMOTH AUTOMOBILE
ENCHA NGE
80 70 sG West 5eth s., near B'NAy
The sun., 1908-05-13


. rLons yasysoi
imposing ngouT First
7Dacson
The sun., 1908-05-13

GHENT Richly endowed world famed Monu
Belgium. Famous for lis Flowers AM
drelotSt tavn, containing famous painting "Adoratu
beliry, 81. Nicholas Church The GuhdhAll Of Pree Is
~ Antiquities. Ruins Of ~. BavO's bbey Park
The sun., 1908-05-13
GOLF.
Stoc,brokers TO Tee Up al hnOll" OOd
Country Club.

Country Club.
4 contest Of special interest on SATURDAY
y.iu be the twelfth annual handicap OF the
New York stock Exchange Golf club 1t tWiIl
be played at the Knollwood Country Club,
vbers All the tournaments in the series have
been played except single visits to the ral-
trsro, Golf Club and Richmond County
Country club. II is a thlrty-six hole anair,
with three net and one gross score prizes
One hundred entries are reported by Richard
King. secretary and treasurer, including
naniel Chauncey. c. D. Macdonald. d, A,
Ioring. II. T. whitney, {. +. Watson Jr',
ii, Norris. J. j. Manning, Daniel Bacon and
". X. Simons, Jr.
The sun., 1908-05-13

USED RAINIER CAR putin perfect order A.
the Rainier facory and sold by the company re
sponSble for its reputation Is without doubt An
exceptionally safe investment, The Rainier Motor
Car Company has several such caus-ia6 and 1901
models IN Tourins Cars RunAbouts and Imou.
slnes. They have all been taken In eIchaBge foi
ieb models viii BE- sold for e1actly Nhat we know
them 70 be- ana guarantee free repairs for periods
satisfactory 70 purchasers Compare thebe cars
with cheaply buih NEW cara ~ aInilar cost Test
thqm By road demonstration. Pncss hon ti,bo
ssJssiSonA Brssdv.v and sth 81. Nv Yort
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
CHOLERA KILLS OFF 7IO2.
Russia Reports Awful RaVages Of the
Plague.

Sc. Petersburg the beginning
OF the epidemic here there have been
1880 cases of Asiatic cholera reported
in Russia and 7l02 deaths. In St.
Petersburg alone, since the presence Of
the disease was officially admitted, Sep
TENDER 3, there have been 1881 cases
and 1871 deaths reported
The figures with reference 10 the in
gasion Of this city by the disease can
not DO relied upon, as on a number Of
occasions authoritative SOURCES showed
Che number Of cases and deaths in a
single day TO be far in excess Of that
announced by the authorities. There is
AN appreciable bettorment Of the SAM
lazy conditions and consequent decrease
al tho disease as shown by the figures
given out today. For the ~ hours
ended al noon the number Of new cases
40 the city was 20s and the number
of deaths l43, as compared with 3l2
new cases and i63 deaths FOR the preyi.
ous m hours.
Difficulty has been experienced in
dealing viii ono Norkmon 0f Si letem.
burg and their families, who comprise
threo hfths of che population, and thoy
Nore upablo aud unwilling 10 comply
viih ihe sanitary precautions. Tho ig
poranee of che loHor ordon and thl
superstition ~ all CLASSES greatly n
oloaao one diiieuliloa III tho situation
During lho early stages NJ iho opldemi'
foN could po prevailed upon M undef
Nv preventive inooplaiiQp, which " pr0
fliod iloo NJ ehalge, pui laiierly AN
auihQriiea have mado ipoeulaiion e0m
pulsaly NJ aQme qpsliola NJ ibe eiiy
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

The Bremerton city council has au-
thorized a census of the town of Brem-
erton.
Laura Vertelle, aged 4, daughter of
August Vertelle, a rancher living at
the Aberdeen Gardens, six miles from
Aberdeen, fell into the Wishkah river
recently and drowned.
Street graders in working on the
boulevard approach to the Alaska-Y u-
kon-Pacifc exposition grounds in Seat
tie Thursday dug up an old tin bucket
at a depth of three feet containing $50
in currency and gold.
A unique system of grating settlers
upon government land is being carried
on in different sections of Washington,
according to stories told by settlers
from the Snake river district and parts
of Franklin county.
E. G. Jennings large mercantile
store and dwelling at Alfalfa. five
miles east of Toppenish, burned re-
Gently.
At the Washington State college Fri
day four students of the 1912 class de-
eided to place their class year on the
top of the new sO-fOot smokestack on
the mining building. They made a
trellis of ladders and succeeded in the
undertaking, but when attempting to
descend one of the ladders broke and
they were precipitated TO the bottom
One of the number was seriously in
Jured- The Others escaped with slight
bruises
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
OREGON SoUIBs.

Fifty store and shop keepers of Port
land, representing practically every
class of business excepting saloons, were
placed under arrest Sunday in an effort
to put into effect blue law which has
been resting in undisturbed peace on
the statute books of the state since it
was enacted, some 35 years ago.
Monday afternoon the eastern Ore
gon district fair opened in Pendleton
for week S exhibit of the products of
Umatilla and Morrow counties.
Now that the Hermiston irrigation
project is about complete, and owing
to the Law that so per cent of the
money derived from the sale of public
lands in any some state must be ex-
pended In the reclamation of arid
lands in that state, the government is
making reconnaissance throughout in
terror Oregon with a view to the early
construction of third irrigation prof
ect in Oregon, the second project being
that at klamath falls.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
news OF THE WORLD
HORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE GLOBE.
A Review of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-NationaI,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

The recent hurricane in the West
Indies stopped near Porto Rico.
Earl Gray, governor general of Can
ada, who has been shooting in the
prairie provinces for week, is now
on his way west.
Maxine Elliott, the wife of Actor
Nat c. Goodwin, will not contest his
suit for divorce which was presented
IN Reno, New, recently.
w. T. Acuff is to represent Spokane
and the Inland Empire at the empire
of the mikad0 in the coming excur-
sion of the commercial clubs of the
Pacific coast to Japan as the guests
of the four leading commercial organ
izatiens of Japan.
Manhattan, Kan.-Milton e. Crews
ton, who 10 days ago shot and killed
John Coons, Jr., college student, and
wounded has companion, hanged him
self in his cell in the jail. Inability
to secure funds to hire lawyer made
him Respondent.
st. Louis, Mo.-Because Miss Louise
Sido, a teacher, whipped 11-year-old
Allen SchilIinger, his mother, Mrs
Julia Schillinger, went to the school
house and attacked Miss SidO in the
presence of roomful of pupils. Justice
Glass OF Edwardsville fined Mrs
Schillinger SIS and costs.
The statement OF the clearing house
banks for the week shows that the
banks hold $5O,O39, $50 more than the
requirements Of the 20 per cent reserve
rule.
Harry K. Thaw S plea for a jury trial
to determine his mental condition was
denied by Justice Mills in the supreme
court. At the same time, however,
Justice Mills informed counsel in the
case that on October next he would
give Thaw summary hearing under
the application.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., last Mon
day began service with the Hartford
Carpet Works at ThOmpsOnville. He
entered the operating department.
Rome.-According to La Luca, the
duke of Abruzzi will soon leave for
the United States, where his marriage
to Miss Iclllins of West Virginia will
take place in November.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

hiNaW HNNFe ~ aaf nafNnF ~
ilf laNan|a esnaI ~ taiaeN|l. aaeola
iNH M H4f|fNf fnfNIlfl IA AZ NaaN
lNHinn lp ~ eilfea vi ~ fana' fou
m|ls|aN y ilf fAamplan ef iN1 .alN.
WHN ln Hahinf ile Air ~ y l0enaily
H4ilasaaf Al' rlsf|NAl lNealaf a|Nf0 AN
NWfliNAf fslWNmnHi iNDI e|AfH0 NJ
Az 1HHa' hefl ~ Ntfalai|ng 1919
fHNN fHl0l ~ Aafll aarNf Az ~
eefAiAf aa5f n laal alaall
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

killed one of the largest deer ever
slain in Montana, or at least ever
brought to Helena. The animal, when
hung, measured nearly IL feet from
fore leg to hind leg and weighed in
the neighborhood of 800 pounds. 1t
was killed Monday on the Big Black
foot, nearly 80 miles from Helena.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

iofllu, sop aH llsAinon honr
hillaa elsAi sellopsly ana many slightly
plu4oa l0day " p lailNRy eolllslQp ~
p0nnl NJ le 0po Nj W. nolsi NJ iAl.
pal NJ iAf eQuplly'
lA0 action M Az englnpel M ono M
~ yalua NJ lsneNpg q aansol slgnal
n Aa|a fespqNaille
N0s M lio aosila foaallod flan
r4nlasi nlll elnelllfad lall
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

iiRnhlafi nNf. lNr leadIpg mof.
ehanalse siQfe MI liasAiao sas almost
npillo|y demolished SUNDAY hy ekplod
lng a}psmlif. Al A. Gleason ploplIeio,
M iho siNln. ana W. Hlfe aalf seroua
~ lnlNlad hy ile Explosion q ~ Aal
leeN alloslNd and lodged NJ JAY on iDs
eNsfao ~ laflnF fapaNa ih0 ekples|en
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

I.aunsalNp, lasmAnlf frp' ~ iNr
nllllsl ahlp lAel Flnlaa flQW lan
llsle eouI hAaaalia, fsl iallaQ. haa
alaalnd w F4slsl islapa ~ aayllsAi
lhls mssalag al,e M NJ ~ $3.50 NJ ~
500 Al0nAla fpa4 mfn NHif pleis
up Nj passlif sltaslsi
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10

1apRleT NoToeco, kopt a. ~
lngnalIf flf lleneh miniaiiy ~ No
fnefo, alo noU yon NRpgegheiu, Coz
man flafgo ~ fbla eliy. ~ epgagod in
q .glni Ipffafeafion NJ fhe laas blanoa
lnffopi NJ bNiel tloro Haf q fhalp
CLASH lfthfW ffoNel o0leia|e Rnd Fop
fffopiatfNf ~ fNo lofmau fonsulaio
eafng ilf ayosi NJ aeHliep nom ile
f0agD fg|Dn.
fHlf IH 1nWpai correspondent IA
fasa t'aHea dee'af'H thal fof rome tmo
pasi fafiHIl lVWana lHgo boon aeiiFf
N lHffHg lDman fo|dlolf NJ deaori
ffqW flle fofe.gp fglop,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
SHORT SPORTING ITEMS.

Secret football practice is becoming
the fashion nowadays on account of the
many possibilities for the coach to work
out unique formations and plays which
he may spring in games under the pos
sibilities offorded by the new rules.
That these plays may remain the prop
erty of the team until sprung, secret
practice becomes a necessary feature.
New Westminster, b. CA disgrace
full exhibition occurred at Queen s park
Saturday afternoon, following a fight
at lacrosse match between Tommy
Clifford of Westminster and Vernon
Green of the Vancouvers, who later was
chased off the field by an Infatuated
mob, rOtten-egged and forced to take
refuge in the dressing room for nearly
an hour. George Paris, negro trainer
for the VaneOuvers, is in custody,
charged with attempting to murder two
Westminster men by firing at them
with -3s caliber Smith & Wesson re-
volver. The game broke up toward the
end of the last quarter, when the score
stood to o in favor of the home team
Owen Moran, the great little British
fighter wha has fought two terrific 20
round draws with Attell, wants a finish
fight with the American
Seattle.-The Washington high
school football team is turnin gthree
full teams out for practice these nights
The proposed fight between Sam
LangfOrd and Stanley Ketchel, seized
uled to be held at Vernon, Cal, on
Thanksgiving day, has been called off
owing to the aef.at of kctehel by
papke.
Walter johnson, he Welscr Idaho,
We nder, is astonishing eastern critics
by nus phenomenal work with the Wash
ingion Cd. c. team.
Il = not hard 10 Understand why Lon
NOrdyke s Vancouver team is far AWAY
in the lead of the other Northwestern
league rivals for the pennant when one
glanees over the terrific offensive work
done by the Vancouver team of 1908.
The .hree leading individual run-get-
tiers in the league-DOnOvan. Nord yke
and Hyatt-wear Vancouver uniforms.
Also the two leading batsmen and the
leading individual long distance hitter.
1t is not generally known that Bill
HOpke, the third baseman of the In
dianapolis team, has played seven years
without missing a single league game.
Owner Taylor of the Boston Amer
q I1rh 10 ndao
Cobb barred from the Boston grounds
for using vile and abusive language to
the bleaeher inmates.
The Carlisle football season was aus
piciOusly inaugurated on Indian field
recently, when Conway hall was de-
feated by the Carlisle Indians by a
score Of So to 0.
There is talk Of the California league
entering organized baseball next year
If this takes place it Will have to be
with the consent of the Pacific Coast
league
Fight fans the country over wonder
why Billy Papke and Stanley Ketchel
are refusing to fight Sam Langford,
the great negro middleweight, who is
said to have another famous Walcott
punch. Is it the color line-or is Lang
ford too toughg
Charley Check, Jack" Ryan and
Ed Willetts are the only pitchers la
the American league who use the under
hand delivery.
The surprise Of the season has been
Pat Dougherty's great work at the bat
no one picked him to hit around the
800 mark.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
MARKET AT SPOKANE.
Wholesale Feed Prices.

Timothy hay, SIS ton; grain hay, SIS
ton; alfalfa, s13 ton; oats, $1.6O cwt;
feed wheat, s1.50 cwt; rolled barley.
$3.50 cwt; whole corn, $500 ewt; chop
ped corn, s2.O5 ewt; bran, $23 ton;
bran and shorts, $24 ton; red shorts,
s25 ton; white shorts, $2s ton; straw,
SO ton.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
Wheat Market
Thee " Principal Churches, Garage
ai'e Autos Destroyed a. Fand
az Lac, WIS

fone ~ lac, Wiz sept ~ Tho
fesilpefiop by lre NJ tlreo of tho
Piinflpal elurelee, an Automobile gar
age npo seffp apiom0bilos and tho resi
fenee ~ fofmw Nayor Naybam ~
failof p iosa nov estimated M $3.50 900,
pafty eqyonoa by INSURANCE.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-10
IDAHO NOTES.

The two large barns of the Panhan-
die Lumber company at Spirit Lake
were destroyed BY fire recently.
With a joint capacity of so tons
day, the chop mills installed at no by
A. Kline and R. 5. Parker will be
ready 10 commence the season s run
this week.
The farmers Of the Nez Perez eoun-
try viii hold a meeting October 10 to
plan a pool Of the grain Of the entire
prairie country The pool viii be man
aged by the farmers union.
While working in the No. level of
the Last Chance mine, at Wardner.
Friday, George Dixon was caught by a
eavein and instantly killed. The body
has been recovered. His home was in
North Yakima, where he has a wife
and two children.
What is alleged TO be a new and
extensive swindle Was disclosed recent
~, when n. W. Thompson, manager Of
the PalO Alto stock farm AT Boise.
Idaho, swOre 10 a complaint charging
George Ii. Sheldon, George Lamb, j.
A. Lamb and Major Ferris, all well
known Idaho county farmers, with
forming conspiracy 10 defraud in
purchasing thoroughbred livestock, and
il is stated on good authority that
other prominent northwestern farmers
and stOekmen viii be included in the
charges, which are growing with fur
Their investigation. II Is alleged that
sufficient evidence has been secured TO
show that the alleged eOnspiratOrs have
sought 10 defraud the stOckmen Of ap-
proximately 100000 worth Of horses,
jacks. mares and other bloOded stock.
Harvey d Nelson, proprietOrs Of the
Cloyerdale ranch, 10 miles southwest Of
Pullman, have rented their farm for
number Of years and viii sell the live
stock and farm implements al auction
on Tuesday, October -. This firm be-
gan business On the ranch just leased
in 1901, and since that time has made
profit Of about $4,000 BY farming
and raising live stock
Word has been received in Wallace
u the death iu Chicago SUNDAY Of j. h..
Smith, president VI the Hecla Mining
company, who sueeumbed ~ pneumonia
One Of the largest single transactions
in grain reported this year vas com
pieted few days ago, when Daniels 4
Wallace Iammany farmers vino own
several large ranches south VI Lewis
tou, sold 10000 bushels of bluestem
wheat ~ the YOlulerf iearwater com
pany az 30 eents a b1she The wheat
grades Ao. ! and ls p 1ne quality for
milling purp9ses.
trofesaor y AZ ffandsou NJ tle Agri
cultural e0ilese lniFersity NJ Idaho.
Aas been appointed ~ fhe management
of fle fpokape lutlstate fsif rs jsdge
~ dairy PRODUCT
Pfofoasof 1eIrl| for tBo years bead
W tpe mining depaftneut ~ Dregop uui.
.ffsity Dag eDWe ~ tle University ~
Idaho mining department ~ professor
NJ nlfin|pf9y
1le sal4 W tle nev admioisfrafiou
building NJ ~ ipiYeIs.fy ~ Idaho ~
roH complete
f)nf " iNe iWpqrapf ffansfers "a ~
college filelel W fle nQrilHoaf flis go,
procured elep fgofessor ~ N Elot
iefi Day position le|e ~ nany yfars "
Washington siato eollfge M aeeepi ~
aeanfb|p VI fle fo'lee ~ Igrfulfaf1
AL tlf fiaif HnIfVa'fy
iiatfgniiy feH pn ihe fpofape fall