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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
For City Clerk.

At the suggestion of number of
friends Attorney H. Taylor has agreed
to allow his name to come before the
caucus to meet Tuesday evening as a
candidate for the Office of city clerk
and police judge. Mr.. Taylor is well
qualified for the Office and if nomina-
ted will poll heavy vote.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18

Now what do you think, you people
who have been telling who was going
to win. These contests are Just like
elections, yon never can tell until all
the votes are in and have been count
ed. While these girls are ahead
glance at the returns will show they
have not much to go on. The votes
were counted Wednesday afternoon
and those received since that date are
not included but will come on the
next count. Go after your friends or
those who are not your friends and get
their aid There is little excuse for
any one to refuse to assist. A few
dollars does not amount to much
and they get value for every cent and
have a chance to assist some worthy
girl to win. Don't forget the business
houses where you trade. One good
turn deserves another and they will
not refuse to help you. Look out for
the fellow who tries to make you be-
lieve nice little talk. Its votes that
count and not promises or hot air
talks.
First District.
Stella Wilkins, Elk City 7,740
Flossie Murphy, Clearwater 6,310
Jessie Cook, Fairview Precinct . 4, 4SO
Hazel Toye, Sites 4,3OO
Last week Miss Wilkins was next to
the lowest on the list, look how she
has climbed. Miss Cook has lost her
place but she has numerous friends we
do not look for her to occupy the place
she does this week very long.
Flossie Murphy,' who is second, is
one of the hard working girls of the
contest.
Second District.
Choah Sebastian .......1 14,110
Emily Cash, Tolo ....... 13, ,760
Minnie Knorr, Denver $3.50
Miss Cash has lead in this district
every since the beginning Of the con-
test until this week she fell behind.
At one time she was in the lead by
some four thousand. However she is
only $50 votes from the lead, a small
amount to overcome Miss Sebastian,
who now leads in this district, is a
most popular young lady and works
incessantly Miss Knorr, the Denver
candidate, is making phenominal
gains, climbing from 5000 several
weeks ago to over 1850 this week,
only $500 from being the leader of
the entire county.
Third District.
Carriebelle Clay, Higgins . :. .9,O55
Mrs. r. l.. Freeman, Whitebird 8,420
Mary Griffith, Whitebird =. 800
Here has been hot fight every
since the opening of the contest. Mrs.
Freeman has put up hard fight and
held first place up to this week when
Miss Clay goes in the lead by close to
1000 majority However, the con-
test is not over and there will be
many changes in the lead in this dis
trict before the winners are deter
mined
Fourth District
AIDA Markham g, 81
Minnie Mcconnell 1900
Anna Ingram $3.50
This is the only district where the
old leader has succeeded in holding
/ ber own Miss Markham has NOT
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
Spring is Here.

There is every evidence that spring
has at last arrived on Camas Prairie,
the robins are here, the ranchers are
busy with their spring work, the
building boom is on and last but not
least the small boys are pitching balls
on every vacant lot in the city. Yes,
spring must be here.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18
country.

|. % n, r. 6 f, all of township
lying south Of Salmon river (unsur-
veyed.) Contains 500 acres, west
OF Warren creek and south of Salmon
river.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18

Princess Flour contains all the good
part of the wheat and none of the 9TH
er part. 37tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18

Princess Flour has plenty of gluten
not too much. 37tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-18

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Filing Gabriel of Freedom
and Mrs. Bessie b. kee of Joseph.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
County League Champs
Have Dates With ProfeS-
SionaIS Until Late in
October.

dupont will not pla.- ST. Paurs for the
so-called championship OF the city.
This is settled
AZ meeting Of the New Castle Coun-
W League held in THE EVENING
JOURNAL once last night Lester T.
Reeves, manager of tho League cham
pious. announced that he had no inten-
uon OF playing ST. Paul's team for Sow
eral reasons chief Of which was that
Reeves has booked his team TO play Tri-
state, as wcn as other professional
clubs, here after the close OF the Coun-
e. League season on Saturday The
first of these games win be played with
Lancaster, ON Saturday, September 1s.
and as every succeeding Saturday until
the middle Of October Is nllcd. ST. Paurs
viii not get tho desire look In.
County League officials, who. OF course,
are not connected In anyway with tho
DUPONT Athletic Association, which owns
the DUPONT Club. agrr with Mr.. Reeves
that he should not cancel his dates with
out-of-toNn clubs TO benefit the ST
Paurs manager II was pointed out a
The meeting last night that the ST. Pauil
club is six months old aggregation
without a reputation outside Of the city
which naturally IS anxious to take 4
"chance" with stronger club. The du
pont Club on the other hand. is the pro
duct Of years Of baseball endeivor; an
organisation which IS regarded as on'
OF the strongest semi-professional clubs
playing in the East.
That anybody should think such team
should be forced 10 play team TO which
defeat would mean nothing is hard foi
some baseball folk Of the city to figure
out
But ST. Pauls need not so without q
post season series. At the County Lesgu,
meeting last night Torrance Carvin, man.
agor Of the south Side Club. and Charles
Welch. manager Of the Parkside team
experienced their willingness TO play ST
Paul"s. tt IS Caryin's idea that ST.
Paurs should play the County League
tail onders before believing themselves
strong enough 10 tackle the League lead
ers.
Frank Traynor manager OF the Y. NJ
@. A. team OF the Church League. also
issues challenge TO the ST. Paurs team
90 play a series of games. Traynor doc,
not desire County League series.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
DUPONT WILL NOT
TAKE ON ST. PAUL'S TEAM
RIGNEY WRITES OF
DUPONT-ST. PAUL'S SERIES

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
see by yesterdays Issue Of your
paper that Manager Reeves. OF the
DUPONT team has arranged game
with the Lancaster team of the Tri-
state League. Mr.. Reeves is surely
old enough to know that he can't fool
"all the people all the time and after
that grand exhibition on last Saturday
he is surely on the job with the Radium
nerve to advertise a team of which
nine of the twelve players are scat
tered to teams from Maine TO Kansas.
Now, II Mr.. Reeves is sincere in his
desires to crafty the wishes of the
sport loving public who have support
ed his and the other teams OF our city
this season. why does he not do as the
people demand and play St Pauls
team Of the Catholic League get a
clear title to tho championship of the
city" and then go FOR state cham
lpionship
/ In the past week ! have talked with
Manager Reeves several times In re-
ference TO a game or series of games
for the championship of the city, but
no offers SO many excuses that the
chances for a series appears very re-
mote. At first he wanted "all" the
receipts. win or lose A very good
proposition for st. Paurs. etc. lie
next says we would not draw. but
that he will guarantee us twenty five
dollars. why guarantee st. Paurs
twenty dollars when the most h,
has guaranteed any county leagu,
team Is fifteen dollars? His next cx-
cuse Is that the St. Pauls rooters ar,
too noisy and might rattle his team
Nice champions that a "small" crowt
like ST. Paurs rooters could rattle. Mex
he says we would pad our team will
I professional players. why not submit
I the names Of the players. Again M
says we might steal his catcher w
don't need his catcher or any othe
player on his team. Next he say
our pitchers would be no match 70
dupont. What does he care?
I know that Mannering, Burke. Sci
man and Mckinney are a bunch O
fence smashers but wen take a chance
Now AS dupont seems SO reluctan
10 give us this series we are ready q
play any team in the city county. o
/ state for sport. money, or charity
Hoping that you will find space in YOU
columns for this letter and thanking
YOU for the same ] am,
Yours very truly
Lawrence ]. Rigney,
Manager st. Paurs team
j Wilmington. Del, Sept. z.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
THREE RACES
ON DOVER TRACK

DOVER. sept. S-Another large
crowd assembled at the Kent County
Driving Park here this afternoon TO
witness three match races, the first
between George A.. owned by Harry
Mcdaniel, and Daisy NJ, owned by
Nathan Moore. both OF Dover. Inc
match was two best out OF three,
George A. winning both heats. Time,
2.27 and 2.24.
The second match was betyeen Roam
Russell, owned by Moses Durham, of
Cheswold. and Dan S, owned by L.
Sapp. Roam Russell won in two heats.
Time. 2.sl and 2.2S.
The third race was between Marion
NJ. owned by Mrs. Paige, of Dover;
Dewey. owned by ~ Moore. Dover,
and Emory s., owned by Emory Scot
ten. west Dover. The two straight
heats were won by Marion NJ. Time,
pa. 2.36
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
ORANGE ELEV EN-
READY FOR PLAY
Association Will Meet To.
morrow Night to Discuss
Seasons Schedule

The annual meeting Of the Orange
Football Association will be held in Say
lor's Show Print establishment, No. ai5
shipley street, Tomorrow evening.
An excellent schedule is being arranged
and a successful season is in prospect.
-Four members OF last years team will be
absent this season number Of promising
players are after their places The eleven
win begin It's season on either october .
or l9 with Williamson Free Trade School,
Of Media Most of the well-known teams
Orange lined up. against last year will be
opposed during the season.
The terms Of tho present officers OF the
eleven win be continued. They are VIII
liam A. Joslyn, manager; Charles p. Say
ior. assistant manager, and Bayard Con-
nell. captain. Practice will begin as soon
as possible.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
BALL PLAYERS IN
SPORT CARNIVAL
Extra Attraction TO be Pre-
SeRted at Front And Union
Streets on Saturday

In addition to the regularly scheduled
County League game at Front and Union
streets. on Saturday. between the do-
Pont and southside teams. players Of
each team will engage in field sports
for prizes. There will be fungo hitting,
relay throwing. base running for time
and throwing for distance. as well as
running races. II win be the first sport
ing carnival OF the kind ever seen here
and is expected to prove quite an at
traction. Managers Reeves and Carvin
arc now arranging the details of the car
nivaL The sport win begin at 2sO
o'clock.
The baseball game will bring the Coun-
ty League season to a close. The season
viii come to "A close at New Castle with
a game between the Rivertowners and
Psrksidc.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
SEMI-PROFESSIONAL
NOTES
sy "curIsy'


with but ono more day TO play and the
hcst team on top who can kickg ASK
Abrahoms
inn Is the champion hard luck pitcher
OF The league IN tho last two games IN
which ne performed his opponents have
made a total Of six hits-bui what's the
use, he lost both. Saturday II was the
umpire and Monday his team mates were
observing Labor Day.
fremont says more than good playing
has won tile pennant forAiadison.
That child who frolios around short-stop
Tor Landlith is there"
Tho man Who snid. no game IS won
'ti IT'S lost must have been born in
l.sndlith.
fremont is as clean as they make 'cm.
II White surprised himsclf Monday. he
was not alone.
When you find third baseman who has
anything ON Clark don't let him ramblei
cut him down.
Madison Is The only team in tho iosgu,
that can do much with Croney Don't lo
Il throw YOU. Harry. for you've got ont
more river 70 Gross.
Cloud has been smashing tho pin OF late
Two two-bsggers Saturday aud n hon,
run Monday No naws on his fielding
either
siiitoo came in FOR big part Of Ire
monts glory.
Finger and stiilwel got three hits apiece
Monday morning.
n Tun reaped what he sowed Abrahsms
would have the pennant.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
Track
Turf
Tennis
REED, new Conner
IS A WONDER
SOuthside Fielder Gets Into
LimeIieht by His Heavy
Hitting

In Leonard Reed. Terrence carvin, OF
the South Side County League team, be-
leves he has the baseball find Of the local
season. Carvin was Impressed with Reed s
work while on tho Lsndlith Sem -profes-
sional team and at once signed him 10
play right field for South Side. In bis
FIRST game on Saturday Reed batted 5oc
and increased his average very materially
in The Monday games by getting \ hits
out OF two games Reed Is also clever
hcider
Manager Car,n las a'so sisned lnder-
lied. o y. A. c. A. team man. 10 cover
short Tor South Side during the remainder
OF the season. lndorlicd helped tho y
A. G.. a. BOYS pcnnant-ward ana Is play
ing as good game for South Side as he
d with tho Church Loasucrs
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
THE INQUISITIVE FAN

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
1. The rules do not cover this play
tory. The pitcher gets his hands on
the ball, but it passes him and hits the
umpire. Does the fact the ball hit the
umpire even though first being touched
by fielder entitle the batsman to first
base without liability Of being put out?
. Can a batsman be taken out after
balls and strikes are called on him and
another substituted. Respectfully c.
l. The reules do not cover this play
specifically, but it is the major league
practice TO call a ball which hits the
umpire dead" and allow no play TO be
made on Il. >. Yes.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08

Guess Wen have TO give "Ilid" Reeves
the credit for discovering the pole.
SPEAK AGAIN.
We were not listening at the time Now,
what was that Manager Sullivan said
or was it Sullivan that said it.
900
GET BUSY.
Good evening. Have you figured OUT
where New Castle is going to finish?
900
P1cKIN' TIME.
Mr.. speal, Of Camden. warns us that
We may expect barrel of apples from
him shortly incidentally he says his
peaches arc nearly ready to pick. We
knew that
co BACK.
Terry Carvin wants to know what il
cense Manager Sullivan has TO challenge
dupont Terry thinks the Tenth Ward
ere should beat the "Bridgers" first
then go after the leaders. And Terry
will give the boys the chance. That's
spcal<in out in meetin' for you.
EASY MONEY.
oh yes. Carvip says South Side will
play Connie Mack's Athletics for 50 per
cent. Of tho gate receipts.
900
We turn from the pole moment to
mention that the "Brdgers" are yet in
the cellar.
Charley welch is funny. if nothing
else. He. too. wants to play st. Paul's
It's in order now for Mousley and Leach
to hurl their challenges.
II the horse had e~-~n the ball that
Prentiss drove into center garden a.
New Castle rain checks would have beer
issued.
Somebody remarked that KNAPP hoc
had moi"
Larry stirlth is going some thes'
days. New boy ono day and three HIT
the next.
No wen not see Riveryiew in an
other County League game. Pity.
wen have the pleasure though ot
seeing Parkside and southside again.
There's going to be more than on,
brand OF fun at Front and Union street,
on Saturday.
Saturday will end the League season
Have you got your money ready to our
chase seat?
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
TRISTATE CHAMPIONS FETED

LANCASTER. Sept S.-Nfanager Marty
Hogan and his bunch Of Tri-state cham
pions were given a complimentary BAN
quot last evening at the Rossmere Hotel
by their admirers. as fitting windup to
the season Of 1909. Covers were laid for IS
guests, and Hon. Frank b. McClain. ex-
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
presided over the festivities.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
Meeorty Won the Decision

HOUGHTON, Mich, Sept. S.-Eddie
McGorty. Of Oshkosh. won the decision
in his fight with Art Allard. Of Hub
bell, Mich. for tho middleweight cham
pionship of the Northwest. 1t was Nc
Gorty's fight throughout Aliard get
ting i'm only two or three blows, ex-
cepting in the clinches. NfcGorty viii
now take on Tony Caponi, either here
or at DAYTON. Ohio.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
Baseball
Golf
Boxing

Eastman have returned from two
weeks bicycle trip through the shenan-
doah Valley Of Virginia. The young
men rode as far as RoanalSe. Va, Wis
iting Natural Bridge and other points
OF interest on their trip.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
National Lsaou.
SEMI-PROFESSIONALS
TO MEET THURSDAY

The Wilmington SEMI professional
League viii hold an important business
meeting at the EVENING JOURNAL
Office at 7.s0 O'Clock on Thursday even
ing. All the team managers are urged
TO be present.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
CLEVELAND OFFERS
PRENTISS A PLACE

It is reliably reported to-day that
"Cy" Prentiss. the hard-hitting du-
Pont right fielder. viii be signed by the
Cleveland American League team next
season. Prentiss has been playing a
brilliant fielding and batting game for
dupont this season. and when a Cleve-
land scout looked "Cy" over several
DAYS ago il is said he made the VIII
mngton youth a good OFFER TO go
west IL is likely that he viii ac-
cept
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
sullivan and MantsII praw.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept. Sack
(Twim Sullivan, of Boston, and Frank
Mantell, of Providence. fought 20 rounds
to draw last night. Sullivan was
repeatedly iolted by hard blows toward
the close of the fight
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
N. c. q. to PLAY soldier.

NEW CASTLE. Del, Sept. S.-The New
Castle High School team will play a
game with the Fourth Coast Artillery
OF Fort DUPONT at Battery Park tomor-
row afternoon
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
MoLean Wln PIaY Aaain.

CINCINNATI. Sept. Starry Nc
Lean. the Cincinnati catcher will be
able TO play ball again, according to
the surgeon at the local hospital. who
operated on him.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
MIXED RACES
Ia WEST CHESTER

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Sept S.-There
was good attendance at the races OF
the Chester County Agricultural Society
on the openind day, the only harness
event being the 3-minute mixed class for
purse Of $3.50 Summaries:
s-MlNUTE CLASS. MIXED. PURSE
$50.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08

Home From Trip on Bicycles.
Charles L. Eastman and Lewis b..
Evening journal., 1909-09-08

You may have home il you try
Nat. r. Z. Trust Co..
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
BASEBALL AT A GLANCE
GAMES FOR TO-DAY.

American League
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago az ST. Louis
National League.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at pittsburR.
Brooklyn at New York.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.

American League.
Kew York. s; Athletics. C.
Washington, II: Boston. s.
Detroit. 6; Cleveland g.
National League.
Philadelphia, Z Brooklyn. o
Pittsburg, s; Chicago, 2
New York. 3; Boston, i.
st. Louis -Cincinnati-Rain
Evening journal., 1909-09-08

Daylight Bell, s. m. II. d. Love. DIS
Rcd Wing, 8. m, d. o. Sullivan ds
Lady Charmer, Shed Blackstone ds
Time, 2.2O IA, 2i II, 222
FARMERS RUNNING RACE. PURSE
$50
Jim Russell, b. g., Lewis C. Moore /
Prince. b. g., Charles b. Ingram. 2
Time. IS, 100.
RUNNING RACE FOR MULES, PURSE
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Whom you went out al the door
where did YOU co.
To Tim Foley's place first, and
then to Raudalls, and then TO my
room"
Did YOU talk with anybody in those
places
Only the barkeeps They was
hardly anybody around then. II was
clos ing time for .hose shops They
amt yCtuallers.'
Did Won see anybody at your lodg
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NO The lights was out and went
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when YOU came out where did
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Il took car for the south station
Did You talk with anybody on the
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