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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-07-03
IT'S A REPUBLICAN YEAR.

There every for the republicans Of Idaho congratulate
themselves the political prospects for the year.
The apparently hopccssy divided but whether divided
the still normally republican. The outgoing
ton has made good the people There Westernor Eastern
that stands high in the Ihaho This
pride which goes beyond political craftsmanship will lose
fepubicanisn
There hopeful believe that the democratic ticket will be
we'll chosen whose only lack will be The republican
having choose should be able
ticket The disposition select only the very best
for the Boise convention With James II Brady assured for governor
Judge Ahe for supreme congress
ton pledge for Hepburn for the senawh these assured the
ceu the ticket Idaho republicans feel mighty comfortable
Past present and future alike look good.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-07-03
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
A WOMAN'S FIRST TRIP IN A BALLOON;
MISS G0RDORS THRILLING STORY

I had hold Of myself enough really
e. enjoy tho trip.
Physical sensation l had none
After the first rush was con.
scious Of no motion. NO fear. no
sickness. In fact. everything seemed
very natural
ala not feel real. II seemed a.
though u were all dream. yet
there seemed nothing unusual In
being where I was.
The three Of us carried on a con.
versation the whole time We were
on our way. and We talked az easily
as though We were Ia a parlor.
W there I realized fully the fact
that Pitinburg IL built on many
hills. and involuniarily the thought
came 90 me that wished every
Plttsburger could see how really
magnificent hia city IN. AZ IL was
laid out before me then. When
spoke the thought, Mr. Knabenahue
said
\ think that not only would
people get n better idea OF their
oNn work N they could 90 up in
balloons. but don't you think they
would have q better idea OF tho
magnitude OF the creaior7" and hts
voice WAS very reyerent as he
spoke
I think." he said. after a long
pause. that II there we're more bah
loonlsts there would be fewer athe.
lists. You cannot help but feel. when
you are up here such a short dis.
lance above the earth. what a stu.
peudous thinE the universe IL. that
extends for incalenIable millions OF
miles around You All" NJ my quick
exclamation. that makes you think.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
nv GERTRUDE GORDON.

~ the time / was really of tho
ground knew would not be-
afraid but ! tgcmblod how ( did
fremblei
Mr Knabenahue. mp shove me.
called down Who's nhsklngf"
4 guess it'a me" I said. IN a
very weak voice. aud with "A total
disregard for grammar lie laughed
Nov, Miss Gordon. n you're
afraid. he said reasauringiy, "iuat
hlt down Ia the basket
mo" answered hastily. really
would rather stand up." for
frankly felt that II | moved an
inch my chances az ever getting
hack again "a dear old Mother
Earth would be rather slim.
So ] stood up. and even after
became used 90 tho idea 81 being 30
far above IN. ground. | kept the
same position. for Il was really
moro enjoyable than sitting
cronchea ~ all in n heap
A. nrat We rose straight up. the
cheers Of th. crowd seemed heavy
around "a. and Carnegie students
yell~ could bee plainly disiin.
guished but all at once everything
seemed quiet
The sounds did not die away
gradually. they stopped very sud.
denly.
khew better than 20 look
straight down. - kept my gaze out
over the country.
40 FIRST I held 80 tightly 10 tho
ROPES that felt the pulse beating
10 my hands and ! qniversd from
the very tension Of standing per
feciiy stili. bat after 10 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
SPORTS
MAY START FIGHT
GAME IN
SEATTLE

Jess Moods, who has just re-
turned from the Orient. where he
paved the way Tor the Keaeh's All
American team that viii visit
Japan. Hawaii and the Philippines,
leaving san Francisco November J.
arrived In Seattle yesterday after
noon. accompanied by Joe Nathan.
well known California sporting
man. Moods contemplstes making
Seattle his residence ultimately.
Woods stated that the announce
ment that he would conduct boxing
contests was here premature, but
said that Il the boxing was given
under the proper conditions. he
thought local prejudice against q,
would be withdrawn. Woods has
leased the Droamland Rink for a
period % two years and II he can
secure permits viii open the fight
Ing game here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
BRAVE GIRL GOES UP In BALLOON WHEN MEN REFUsF

PGTTsnURG. i7They calling Miss Gertrude Cor
don sweet n who gathers news for daily paper the
braveat Rirl IN pittahurE
long ago party OF young fellows started
club Knabenahuc tho arabp Ia
yont.f. here 20 give them few lessons In bei0oning
Knabenahue inflated bag Schoney park and had all
ready short trip when he discovered that member OF
the Plbufg Aero club the Immediate vicinity iie waited
SIN smart aot hoy
Of people watching the ascension and
Knabeushue getting mad when Miss Gordon. who
forward and
followed Prot H. y Howe Of the Carnegie
Technical school this crowded the small basket Kuabes
ahuo climbed the
the crowd cheefed the girl
the balloon sight Miss Gordon and the party
midnight
IL o a Of her fret trip In baioon7
ks7 Miss
Gordon tells u In the following article.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
$. a. G. PUTS ON
GOOD PROGRAM

q tfa-puuud youth. and Nas given
fuunt
Bob fifHrf9 wnu over John Keiiy
~ The snd ~ three twas minufe
rtssiuHa.
a. tire tts pound boxing contest
Cal Harris auu nNer Joins fiHfdun at
ghs end - thr anrdsud raaud. TIE
80 Was ~ hFfnirsi Tor three futgnaN
huf aa Harris clearly autn1iufei his
apuaa~ut. g'hsfisy Nss siHshala. ihe
rrferwe. Hfaplsel q A round eafiier
fitrt ktucaid. tfA. end thariry
TNYl1f t1A wfwAtlad kiu0 AID
9aioed are fan. when tfr match waa
called
Vrnahlea WAs substituted Tor or
giiir Nanfs. uho saa eIeA in tll~
us ppsfnd WRESTLING contest. and
Nen two falls over Naufss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
LEXINGTON RACES

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct lin
tire ais fFut yesterday. the fsverite
Lady lansa. finished SECOND IN TIE
FIRST two heats. Ruth Dillon taking
both In nans,y atyir. The third heat
went 10 Rcd Cross. Ruth Dillon took
the fourth heat and the race suns
wary.
g.i5 trof. purse 81 eco Ruth Dli-
Ion won the FIRST. second and fourth
heats IN 81 % g0sA and G3e&ts
Red Cross Wnn the third heat IN
2.0sA
301 trug. pursa o. zea~-Iocuat
Jack won the first and third heats iu
1taT ard 9s4 Wilkes Heart won
the second heat w %
1s04 pace purse 1889 funfin-
iahed william q. wgn the third
heat IN tseIA Reel Fuut won the
second hsat IN g.01 Tax Title won
the first heat Ia 1891
100 pace purse 81 SEQ Aiisen
Wilson won two straight heats IN
: % and o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
TWO GAMES ON ONE FIELD
Broadway High Clashes
With the Bellingham
Normal.

Coach Lewis eleven from the
broadway high are playing the
strong Bellingham normal team this
afternoon. Lewis held back the
definite lineup until the game be
gan, bat the students were over
ioyed az the prospects Of Penny
smith. who has been cat with in
iuries. being back In the game
The broadway team did not have
many subs In the sidelines. due 20
the fact that the scrubs play in
Tacoma today The BroadwayBel-
bingham game followed the Lin
cOln-Taeoma, but nearly All OF the
enthusiasts stayed for the second
game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
SPORTOCRAMS'

The neN Polo Athletic club WI
b. opened on the night % oetoler
= With a Br0and go between JOE
Cans and Tommy Murphy.
Cyclone Larson. of wallaoe. Ida
ho. and Kid TART. 81 Louisville. ~
viii box At iss pounds for 20
rounds az Burke. Idaho. GA ooto
bef Z
According tn Jeaa Woods. Japan
la luuwiaK for 4 siEht OF ~ Goth
Georges Philhrook. captain Of the
wbitman College track team. has
resigned hts pDalgion aud left school
Tor Nnirc Dame 60 study medicine.
The famous brighton Haach race
TRACK In New York. "a heing torn
ap. and wiii be placed on the real
estate market a. lota
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
WILL HOLD GREAT
MAT TOURNAMENT

annual affair. Invitations to the
following associations wtli b. sx.
tcnd~d Seattle. Tacoma. Portland.
Vancouver. Victoria. Isellinsham.
spokane. North Yhhima. Roaiyn.
HoqHisua and Waila waila.
A. the Taccma Tournament = M
Bracket and Harvey nspualdnon. Of
The local association. won the q s..
pound and tiSpoand contests. r..
spcctiveiy These wfessisfs are atiii
sith the association. ana Wrestling
Instructor A J Erickson has prom
iaiuE mea 10 Elisha Painter. $50.
Folrek. 10 pounds. and Yono@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
Stunts at Smoker Well
Applauded; Capacity
Attendance.

With the gymnasium owded tn
TIRE DOORS the Seattle Afhietie club
staged its first afuukef ~ the season
lat night The Four NlEatnas from
TIRE orpheuu tfssffe contributed e.
tlSa program with fsulafsahis frasa
- strength and agility SpriaN
hdatff work. tumbifnK 8nA horizontal
bar frats by f.annis narth. t.s.nuir
Austin. $50 GosAtNiu. Pat Seatt and
George weiRic. madr 40 ths opening
number
In the boxing division. Henry
North mixed wftb Harry Meseaffe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
wALLA WALLA RACES
tsy Unlssa Prts.l

wAL.I4A wAI.IaA. Oct. lire
suits Friday
9ss0 pace three IN five--JoRnphins
won. Tom Murphy second. isn1 l.Adl
third Best tiue-Esit
Quarter usiie-Nugxet won. RooErf
RED second. Forty -four third. rinie
-.31@
-Four fuFiDnHs-- Main won. Kim
King Second. NJ l. Roshschild third.
Time. 60
Four farlonKN- Aznsa won heiie
arnay second. Dixie third. Time
80
Five farlonrs VAie@kia won. Head
Dance SECOND. Dr. White fhird. Time
--f.0l.
Mile ana 100 yards - Miicrs
Daughter woa. Romnnarf second.
Benvoll0 third Time---i t6i1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
Wrestlers From Eleven
Y. M. c. A Are TO
Meet Here.

Plans are being formulated fer a
wrestling tournament on November
-. where will meet the mat artists
81 oil the v. M G. As ~ the
Pacific Northwest. The tournament
held last spring in Tacoma vas
sgninently successful. and Il Il pro.
posed to make the tournaments an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

count on the embicmm % The men
playing nor IN the standing ~ tho
colleges IN the conference. Never
thcieaa. the scrimmaRea have BE-
come the center OF a crest deal ~
interest Whitworth has always
pat up a game fight from the start
10 the finish. and has never failed
10 cause the state cullsKlana much
Worry over the score Tho result
of todaY'a battle VIII. iu a large
measure. show up the sarslfy'a foot.
ball tactics for the season. set n
the blk linesmcn who recently
Iulned the warriors are not IN the
nght, the university will not put
up the game that win BE- played IN
the later struggles
The university rooters will be
out en- maase 10 thunder their sup.
port 10 the men wearing the purple
and gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

I, Wylie was elected president.
]. Pttcathley. vice president, A.
Rose. captain, q Cornwaithe. vice
captain. J II Reeks. honorary sec.
Rotary. aud r. J Reeka and w A..
Waite, league delegates az the
meeting Of the Wanderers Associa.
ton Football club. last night at
the Royal cafe The Wanderers
will play the Rangers at Dugdale's
park tomorrow az $50.
The Seattle Association Football
club also met at the Royal last
night Sam Martin was elected
captain and f. Williams vice cap
tain for the coming season. Charlie
Coodenoaxh acted "a chairman. The
teams meet Al Woodland tomorrow
afternoon for practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
MULTNOMAH A. c.
SQUAD TURNS OUT

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct IT,
Capt stamp etotts Anlsnumah
football giadiatora turned out this
afternoon Tor an hnura scrlmnAgs
uish the second team Of the elab
4 number ~ new faces are on
the squad. chief among them being
Porter FrtfEef. the old University
" Oregon aud Stanford guard. who
recently returned 10 Portland from
Mexfro. and Woodland. the blg cen
tor rush of tbs Seattle Athletic
club Of laai season and captain.
elect for this year. Woosilaud
wsiEhs go pounds and FfixEell
weighs around the 700 mark The
Aqnad will also turn out t0mor'
roW morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
The First intercollegiate
Game to Be Played
Today.

WhitHorth college and the TINT
versity OF Washington are meeting
today ON the varsity campus In the
FIRST intercollegiate football game
- the season TO b. played In Sc
attic The Presbyieriana 81 Taco
ma appear to have the best proc.
poets When the Kickoff Is made
the varsity viii BE- outweighed
about ton pounds on the line. the
back field o. each team being about
the same In avOirdup0iH
This annual contest has always
been regarded o. a practice game
for both institutions. as Il does not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

does II notT' And / confess IT did.
ny this time. crowds looked pre-.
clsely like eolored pocket handker.
chiefs thrown careleaeiy on the
ground. Up. up. up we went until
we were $500 feet above the earih.
Small As things had appeared be-
fore. they then seemed tiny Ordi-
nary houses were lost. trees were
but specks. the river looked like a
irickie 81 water and even the hills
had faded into insignlficaBce But
Oh. how biz the earth looked
Mr.. KnabeBshue called our atten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
LOUISVILLE RACES

LOUISVILLE Ky. Oct. f7--Re-
suits Friday
six furt0n xs-- Deuce Wun. Ores
ham sernna Bitter str third. Tiuav
III rs 2-h
Slx furiuugs Home Ran WIN.
Duonn second. Grern Bridge THIRD
Time IA Is
Mile ard seventy yards HuKies
won. Alitisies second. -. Naientinf
third Time a.
sex fnFanuKx heNau w0n. Ards
second. Mea1a third. Time IA LIS.
Six fnrienwa- Dr Hoixh@rw won.
irrigatnr second. Elizabeth HARD
wood third Time ~ t-s
Mile aud q sixtscnth-tiild won.
Imbgdcn secoud. faurida third Tirtc
II SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

The rats are placed benmih dos
er pots or allowed 10 hide n ssrax
or corn shueks. and then he dns
either a fox terrier. poodle Or NJ
dog-is thrown into the RAT.
dfome and the fun begins SD.
of the rats are big and sczn
and put up hot fights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

ton 90 the only visible means {
showing our motion. that u xln
no instrument IL handy. the hist
downs
~ il curious" he told ua. N
matter how high ! ever have &
eended. I can always find those ~
thistle-d0wns and pieces of pss
I cannot tell why some sh0aia Fl
40 high and others not, but he 81
IL that there they are. IN fact. n.'
he laughed rather shamefa cszs
they often seem almost Ike ~
psny.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
SPOKANE HIGH DEFEATS
LEWISTON, 64---O
10y United Prsss.l

The SPOKANE high school team
yesterday defeated the Lewiston
hish eleven al spokane, % 10 O. The
SPOKANE team averaged 20 pounds
10 khe men heavier than Lewiston
antOfnfr'ed the hall through tho
.awlatan line 81 viii Spokane used
delayed and forward passes and
trick formations. and this, with her
heavy weight. forecast the hardest
games OF the season FOR the Sea tile
teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
SCRUBS AT TACOMA

Second teams from both the Tin
coin high and broadway hiRh are
playing At Tacoma today The
broadway scrubs vent over 30 tia
the second team ~ the Tacoma
hlgh. while the scrubs from Llncex
meet the eleven from tho FnaP
found ACADEMY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

Spokane has already begun d
elimination process 10 select ( 4
her best bowiers TO send % q
Western Bowling congress 70 ~
here during the fair The =
bowlers making the highest zfe
age In the City Bowling league Il
be sent.
Enthusiasm IL running hikh 1
the prospects Of the big coare
and the promoters are receigihx .
surances Of support on ever In
A meeting TO perfect the orxss|s
ton will he held AZ sig HInezk
block Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
CUBS-ANGELS

The Chicago cubs win not inset
Los Angeles, tho Coast league cham
pions. az National league ufaani-
sati1n This decision was reached
yesterday al q conference ~ Chicago
between Manager Chance ~ the
Cubs aud Cal Ewing and President
Berry OF the Coast league It Is
understood, however, that the cubs
viii play the Angels AZ individuals
Nothing was stated at the confer
euee regarding a guarantee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

FRIDAY itANNoHs ogt. H. On &.
stFaetinu island lytnn near Olga.
Orram islanH was SOLD this week
BY Conrad Hahfr 90 EuntaVua Ecker
81. - Seattle The atstFasf was ca.
aniinea and the deal closed on Tues
DAY ahsfFuftiuu island contains
about zee acres. The Confederation
Ia not stated Mr. Ecksrig is q
relative 81 the Mafana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
M'cOY is VICTOR

NEW YORK. Oct H." Kid Me-
Coy last night proved % be- SUR
prise package when after four years
absence from the ring. he easily de-
fealnd bis Jim Stewart ~ brooklyn
IN a als round boat Al the National
A &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

WeHtbouud during October via
Oregon r. r. a Navigation Co.
Chicago 90 Seattle. s3s00. from
81. Louis. s35 so. Kansas CITY.
Omaha. etc. 5000 Other rates
and information furnished and Dc.
posits taken. AZ Union Ticket Office.
SOS First Ave. T.. r. Ellis. Gen AEt
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
Lincoln Meets Tacoma
Brown a Star; Ohnick
Is Back.

The Tacoma high eleven. beaded
by Coach Perkins, arrived this
morning and are this afternoon
olaving the Lincoln high school at
Dugdale's park Ben Ohniek, LIN
coins star end. vas back into the
game last night and played to
day. Wand. who has been coached
by Newton. Of Brown. did the punt
ing for Lincoln. Brown. Tacoma'a
altar half back for the last two
years. was again Ia The lineup.
Hill vas out because Of IN
luries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

nuNIFN girt ~ Ffhnk Pierre
ana Mihe Miagenviteh. two Young
MoNtFuHHFaHH who WHHs Injured
III the nlsnea ~ fafiina rock last
TurrtaF did iast nixht 10th we're
single and have no relatives hers
The Atlas IL here 20 West Co
iumhia ~ $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
FREE Consultation

We can tail you the nature q your
dieefaf CONS today You incur No %.
LEGATION.
A. ~. a q, y. IOUuHNNY
ustegpathic PhYalafana
iostt-fE Eatnbraak nida. second ma
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

gardens 10 witness contests be.
tween dogs and rats
Women are generally In the ma
jority In the audiences. They seem
20 find the contests quite exciting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

SAX FRANt'tsco. oct is.--Nifh
fwa man On hasse IN fhe thifa. Hutyf
had - give maY u Jones yesterday
Portland made two RMS lu fssat IN
ninw haif assorrd No more aff Jones'
gnaney Was very effective. TAe
suoge r. ~ .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

batteries ~ (3ranuY and Made
sufur Jones and Harry. unpfsaN
psrftmw and FtYnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17
COAST LEAGUE

tbY United prsaal
f4stN AM9Efst1N. Oct ~ Altar a
pitchers battle yesterday. lasting
seven saui1as ffrissaitsr hia~ 40
IN the eighth. aHd two efrurs s bats
asan hii hY pitches, . sacrifice and
ffuesdais triple scored three funs
Nsisan pitched a stfenE same tins
score " ~ r.
isns Angeles st.+. ....- q
Oakland ..t. ...
Batteries ffrtsua alter aud HoaAsi.
<eiaaf and ilswls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

- a. q z ~ ~ - - y e ~
Ei4naunda NaGrhas. lewelFY.
FIRST AND CHERRY
Optical Dspartmsht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-17

Mrs. Dr. Geo. w Miracle. chill
dreB's diseases. 40 Hinckley block
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
ISLAND GROVE PARK SCENE OF
COWBOY TOURNAMENT
SOME VERY BAD BPONCHS
Good Program Brings Heavy Crowd
WhSeh Enjoys the Antics of
Animals and Riden,-
Only The One
Accident

Out At the race track at Island
Grove park Wednesday afternoon
there were doings and then some.
Orange Hal, owned by ]. Titler,
got everything in sight, coming in
first in each of the three heats.
There wasn't thing out that could
pass that classy little horse.
although A. l.. Camps Due Hal put
UP = good race. w. c. Ramsay had
Crescent Hal out. and Pet Brew
ington. Jess C.
The first heats over, the popular
stunts began the stunts that had
brought out the preachers; and VIZ
men who didn't know q wry-necked
spindle-shanked case of spavins from
. bloodsd horse; that had brought
out nics little boys who aren't al
lowed to hang around the race track
and men who would never have
found time to see mere horse
race. For this was a sure enough
Cheyenne-Laramie- Mans Gulct
affair. Ladies and gentlemen with
the cameras will please keep theil
corns out from under the hoofs o.
the Terror Of the West"
And We were there and saw then
burst all those wicked, bad bronchos
only sometimes of course it was tn,
would-he rider who got the worst o
1t instead
We apt q good look at all .thos
nics sla1hcs Who rode too. The sir
one wffG sthe big hat and the PONCE
shirt was Miss May Franklin O
Denver; the one with the pin
cheeks and the Johnny Jones ha
was Miss Sadie Ray of Fort Collins
the husky one was Miss Lille Mich
olson. The others-who were al
right too. only We are getting shor
on space-were Miss Cora Brinke
Continued on Page l2)
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
MILITARY BOYS
off TO THE WAR
Annual Maneuvers in Wyoming by
Regulars and Militia

Practically all of the National
Guard of Colorado passed through
here last Saturday evening on their
way to the Crow Greek Indian reser-
walton in Wyoming to take part with
the 900 regular troops in the annual
maneuvers.
Six companies We're on board the
train when 1t passed through Greeley
and here Company ID under Captain
A. c. Drake was picked up. and at
Ault Company C under Captain Ray
NJ. Gale boarded the train.
The run was made to Dale Creek
station where the boys detrained
and then walked the l6 miles to the
camp on Grow Greek reservation.
There will also be militia from
Utah, Wyoming and Montana to
take part In the mimic warfare.
The regular U. S. troops from Fort
Logan started nearly two weeks ago
for the reservation, but were max
ing the entire trip by foot. and
going up through the mountains. by
way of Chambers lake and the
Laramie river into Wyoming
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
AuLT PIONEER DIES SUDDENLY
Sidney ID. Stone PASSES Away at II
Friends Home

Sidney d. Stone dropped dead
while unhitching team at the
ranch of Perry Allan, five miles
from Ault. Saturday evening. ne
had been apparently In good heal.h
and the coroner pronounced the
death due to- an appoplectic stroke
MIR Stone was SO years of age
and had seen this part OF Coiornao
in all Its stages of evolution. having
come west from New York state 40
years ago. He was unmarried ana
made his home for years with the
family of II. c. Casrud at Fort COZ
lins. For the last nine years ne
had lived with the Adams. Wheh
the Casruds heard of the old man
death they asked that the body pc
brought to Fort Collins and the
funeral will take place there TO-DAY
A number OF persons from Au't
went to Fort Collins to attend thc
services. In the party were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Perry Allan. Mrs. Allan
father. A. II. Myers aud Mrs. Emma
8. Porter