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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
IDAHO IS EASY
FOR u. OF ".
TEAM
Coach Dobie's Men Walk
Through and Over Their
Opponents at Spokane
and Win so to Ono
Contest.
Especial to The star,

SPOKANE. Nov. 1.-On rain
soaked turf with the slippery pia-
skin as hard 10 hold as the proyerb-
lal CREASED pig. the University Or
WaHhinEton's eleven literally walked
over the Idaho aggregation Ia one
sided football game played here iat-
urday afternoon. Fifty 10 nothing
was the final score. and NJ That
the Seattle men let down consider
able toward the end 81 play. while
numerous fumbies due 10 ihe wet
grounds. kept them from pliiuk up a
Htili larger total
Washington eight touehaawna
were made ~ straight football. Il
being comparatively easy Tor iha
smoothly working e., ~ ". machine
20 batter tho Idaho line rnr the nee
eaary yards once within striking
distance ~ the final chalk Inc. C8gle
added three points ~ executing a
pretty drop.
Idaho was greatly Handicapped on
thr defense by the inability - Der.
nett. the loft half, wh8 hld the boot.
inN Tor the team. O. got his pants
away safely The Inns wauldn't bold
for him. hnd nv WAS alan slow IL
handling the hail 40 that time aud
again when idaho tried e. punt out
81 danger the Washington mon
broke through ard either blocked the
Kick fpr a biR loss or secured the
hall outright
The weather was chlfg an the
crowd was comparatively FiaAfl IL
NaH generally expected that Mash
lnetun would win, but The un# sided
Hcofe was a HurpFise to even the
most anugsins supporters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
MINNESOTA WINS BUT THEY LOSE
THEIR WHIRL WIND LITTLE LEADER

MINNEAPoLfs. Nov. !. 49, The
"demeutia Minnesota" over the
ain lshter Of The naughty Chicago
ANS Saturday 20 the tune Of 20 90 o
la dampeuod by the injury Of the
Gophera Whirlwind little captain,
Johnny McGoyern. McGovorn's col-
lar bone was broken just before
the close 81 the game.
Imagine fellow five feet four
inches leading a giant eleven That's
Johnny McGovorn, or IL was uutil
the ambulance took him OF North
top Field saturday
lie isn't much bigger than q pint
measure but he 10 the busiest little
bale ~ football material IN the
country for his inches Mcgovern
plays quarter and bids fair TO beat
All western material this year
lie iH putting himself through
the university lie works In tho
county auditors ufficc days and
tHhsa night law M the university
Daring the football and baseball
season he escapes from the office
at o'clock Ia tho afternoon and
hikes 60 the field Tor practice.
lie weighs 100 pounds
Wisconsin IN next on the Min
nesolh menu and williams men are
planning meal with Michigan
neat an dessert and Al. all western
championship 90 take home aa "a
souvenir rs an attractive banquet
they're planning In Minneapolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01

Red Leaf and Radtke proved n win
ming combination and contributed
largely 20 placing the young Ken
turhians at the head ~ tho list Of
winning owners when the local rae
inK season ended.
Red Leaf WAS more than n good
bread winner Tor the keenea 6he
time aud again proved veritahic
sheet anchor Tor them and enabled
them 20 get out of many a tight
place n was hard lack for the little
rcd mare and her owners that only
second h0nnra IN the rich Burns
handicap Of 1909 fell 10 her. Or Leg
ga. who WAS particularly good that
year. winning the race.
Three times that year after Jack
kneue had gone broke In the par
lance 81 the race track. Red Leaf
put him on his feet again IN races
al ahSepshesd bay. Saratoga aud at
Emrfyyilir year later she again
brought kerus out ~ hole BY win
ming the 81 600 Christmas handicap
sf COED odds In the following
March the mare was beaten hy a
nose by Tony Faust Tor che Water
house cup 81 two miles and a quar-
ter
Jack ksene. her ownar. L. now IN
Russia. aud the news u the death
~ his fsxorits Wili be aad blow
o. The horEeman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
RED LEAF, KffNE'S
FAMOUS RACING
MARE, DEAD

Rod Leaf. the famous racing mare
~ the kf~nr stable. died a. Emery
Vile racr track a f~W days ago Shr
had bot recently arrived from Brit
Ssh Columbia. where she WAS came
paiRned during the summer. and
caught n cold while on her way from
the north. THE aiiment developed
into pneumonia, and she Hurcunbed
Red Leaf was one 0f the best win
ners sired by Hernrnce. and as
three year -old, after Jack Kesne had
acquired hsf she won more races
than any horse on the American
turf that year II Wan in 1905. the
same year that he acquired the cnn-
tract on Herman Raatke. the
premier upurcniica jockey 81 that
season.
After q most successful summer
and fail rampaiEn On the Kentucky
race tracks the krens brothers
shipped fhsir stable 20 California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
YOUNG CORBETT
BENEFIT ON
CARDS
Friends Of Clever Denver
tie Plan Christmas Cele-
bration Which VIII Net
Him Financial Aid-Tal-
ent All There.
Especial TO The start

NEW YORK. Soy. 1.-The friends
Of Young c0rbctt IN this city and
throughout the country are getting
up testimonial benefit for him. II
viii be a Christmas present handed
TO the former champion az Madison
Square Garden next Christmas
night.
The occasion viii call forth one
big athletic and theatrical layout BY
most Of the big guns In the pugilistic
and theatrical following line jim
Jeffries Will be- IN the ring and prac-
ficaliy act as master 81 ceremonies.
besides Hparring with Bob FIizsim-
mons OF Tom Sharkey. Young Cor
bctt will once again but this time
IN friendly competition wriFgie the
miits with Terry McGOyern ~ the
other end ~ the sketch. Terry, by
tho way. IL rapidly recovering and
will be able 20 spar as the holiday
evening rolls around the clock.
KID Mccoy, Stanley Ketchei Biiiy
Papko. Joe Cans. Abe Attell. Bat
Ting Nelson and ali the past and
present champions not abroad have
promised 20 lend aid 10 the fcstivl-
ties ~ the occasion.
And the stage buuchi All ~ them.
Harry Lauder. Nat Goodwin. Jim
Morton. Harry Won Tilxer and the
rest Of the topliners win DO turn
A feature 81 the show will be a min
Etrei act In which one-half will be
boxers and the other half actors
BACKED up--with Jim Jefrics az In
tsriocutor. George NJ. Conan and
Charley Ross have threatened 10 do
the bones. and Tom Sharkey and
Bob Fitzsimmona will wreStle the
All Of the receipts viii be handled
BY George D. ConHidine. the intsn-
ton u the promoters being 10 get
Young C0rbett a r0adhouse near
New York. where he viii be able
10 make a living away from the
ring. that high spot in the world
~ sport now being closed forever
20 ite former iuminary
Mr.. Considine will sec 10 the pur-
chase OF the roadhouHe. Robert T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
TACOMA HIGH
WINS FAST
GAME
Takes Long End of 3 to 0
Score From Broadway
Saturday Afternoon
Beginner Kicks Goal.

Broadway's chances OF winning
from Tacoma High in Saturday 3
game. played ON the University
campus. vanished into thin air with
the ball. whom IL left the toe of
Captain Beymer's boot and sailed
high over the bar for the first and
only score OF the game II was n
rafting exhibition throughout. the
football being OF the big uniyer.
sity rather than OF the high school
brand, and while this is very
blue Monday at broadway high.
the silver lining 70 the leaden
cloud Of defeat and and blasted
championship aspirations. Is the
realization that the defeat was an
honorable one.
The local lads had bit OF hard
luck in the first half when. after
more than holding their own
against the Young giants from TIA
coma. and keeping the ball In
Tacoma territory most Of the
time. they had possession OF the
pigskln on their opponents two
yard line. and were only kept from
what looked like a certain touch
down by the unwelcome sound Of
the whistle for half time. Broad.
ways near-score resulted from a
forward pass Of Tacoma's that was
intercepted by Abbott, who tucked
the ball into the hollow OF his arm
and ran like a Wild man through
a scattered field. only to be down
ed on the three-yard line. A line
buck gained only a third OF the
coveted distance. and Just as Ia
coma was preparing for a desper.
ate stand on It's own goal line. the
shriIi call OF the whistle gave them
a welcome respite and dashed
Broadway's hope Of a score.
Beymer's goal was beauty.
kicked from the i5-yard line high
over the center OF the bar. The
Tacoma line did its part well. and
held like rock. giving the captain
plenty OF time 10 Judge his dis
lance and execute the drop. A
blocked punt by Lewis gave Ia.
coma the chance TO try for the
goal. Coblentx. the speedy Taco.
ma right end. not only breaking
through and blocking the punt. but
safely grabbing the ball as well
While Broadway played excel.
lent football In the first half keep.
Ina Tacoma on the defensive most
Of the time and scoring consider
ably more yardage. the home team
took big slump In the second and
showed weak spots In the line that
the Tacoma boys were quick 20
take advantage of. The left side
OF the orange and black line
crumpled like paper under the
fierce bucks directed at It. and the
end proved easy for the blue stock
fngs One o. the surprises Of the
game was that both teams played
so much straight football. when
the dopesters had figured that with
a dry field. open play would be the
rule and the forward pass and on
side kick the main plan OF offense
Both teams were inclined 10 be
ovsr-cautious. and this probably
accounts for the lack OF spectacu.
lar play. The rooteTs of both
schools did their share. and the un-
earthly racket OF cowbelis, tin
horns and battered kerosene cans
would have done credit 10 the
Chinese army In the days before
its reorganization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
$3.50 Pr. Union or Wins
low Ball-Bearing, Rigid
Frame, Steel Wheel
Roller Skates, SITS

Made OF the best Swedish cold
rolled steel Foot plate has extra
strengthening brace. Rubber euAh-
Toned oscillating trucks You can
turn In 3-foot circle with them.
Every effort IL taken 10 make them
perfect In every way.
Sizes 20, 30, 40, 80 or 90. in either
boys or girls
a pair will Increase tho lung cana
city, put roses on the cheeka
strengthen the muscles and teach
the user 20 be graceful.
clear saving Of ti.75 II the best
argument you can ever have for
buying a pair now
This ls the third day Of our big
room making sale. Our store IA
packed 80 full. goods are TANNED M
one place, moved to another and
squeezed In wherever there Ia pos
sibillty.
You are offered almost incredible
/ prices, almost unbelievable savings.
70 buy now, You get two Of every
article for the price OF one.
I lOc Victor Nail Sets .......... &c
[ l5c pkg. Gold Enamel ......... zoe
Sl.OO s-in. American Pipe Wrench
sjc 1O-in. Baxter Double End Al
justiug Wrench ...........4 lie
| 75c 9-in. Alligator Wrench gsc
| ti.0O 10-in. Alligator Wrench soc
l5e hoilman Easy Cleaning Food
chopper ......s.......... 38o
| DOC Rollman Easy Cleaning Food
chopper ..ss..s........... 45e
| 30c Granite Covered Buckets lie
800 NO. ] Rapid -Acting Wood
$500 No. lis jewellers Jew wise s s3.so
l0c Olympic Carpenters Pencils &c
SPINNING and a7 Eo..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
FINAL PERCENTAGE
IN THE COAST
LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1.-The
Pacific Coast league closed yester-
day with the San Francisco Seals
making a runaway race Tor the psn-
nant. From the very beginning uf
tho season u was evident the Seals
were goigg 10 he factor tn tsis
race. and. although the Beavers
pushed them closely until the sea
son WAS well on. the San Francisco
club obtained a commanding lead
and has never been in real danger
since The Seals finished 50 points
ahead of the Beavers and "a points
in advance 81 shr Angels Vernon
occupies the cellar championship
with n percentages ~ only g7s as its
showing for she season.
Danny w Long. secretary ~ the
Pacific Coast iea&uw. Yesterday To-
sued the following official table.
showing the official standing % this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL.
Coast

Coast.
Washington 50. Idaho D. at Spo-
kane.
Tacoma 3. Broadway 0. al Seattle.
Oregon 20. Willamette 0. at Salem.
Franklin Q, Snonomish 0. at Sc
attic.
Ballard II. Bremerton 0. at Brsm-
crton.
Muitnomah .. c. Y. M C. 0, at
Portland
BslIingham II. Blaine 0. at Bel
bingham.
Puyailup s. Auburn s. AT Auburn.
Ellensburg II. North Yakima O..
of Ellensburg.
broadway seconds 5. Tacoma sec
onds 0, at Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
THURMAN STABBED BY yoexr

NEW YORK. Nov. Ia 4
Thomas Of Paris. n. T.. wss k1o~
throughout the country a ~.
man. was assaulted at he ghe4ss-
head Bay track yesterday By see<sa
Carol Shilling. and stabbed IN ~
breast. His condition this rno-ri.1
il serious. and his rceoysry & ;
doubt.
Shilling IL well known On he ri
cific coast Last winter hs ~
trouble with the racing suthuas}
there. and IL Is said that q 81 ~
through the efforts u Mr.. r<fu|
that the boy was relnstsief n
year Shilling has been ~ b !
Thomas cviors all sammef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01

Minnesota 20. Chicago 6.
Michigan -. Syracuse 0.
Pennsylvania 20. Carlisle 6.
Yale 81. Amherst 0.
Wisconsin 81. Northwestern IL.
Harvard ., Army 0.
Princeton 5. Navy 3.
Cornell 0. Williams 2.
Nebraska ~. DOane 0.
Kansas II. Washburn O.
Missouri 10. Iowa IL.
Illinois "A. Purdue s.
Indiana 0. ST. Louis 0.
Colorado ~, Wyoming s.
Dartmouth IL. Holy Cross o.
Pittsburg 0. Notre Dame 8.
Case %. Kenyon II.
DE Paw 10. Butler g.
Vanderbilt II. Mississippi 0.
Brown IL. Massachusetts, ARRies 3.
Drake 80. Grinnell 0.
Haskell IA. Rolla Miners 10.
Princeton Freshman 8, Harvard
Freshmen 0.
New Mexico rs. FL Paso NJ. T. 0.
Cornell. Iowa. n. MornIngstar o.
Yale Freshmen 8, Phillips, And
over 8,
Creighton 3. Highland Park 0.
Washington and Jefferson 46
Waynesburg 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
WRESTLING ~ eELLiNoHAM.

SD Nolea. who claims the light
weight wrestling ehampi1nship 81
ire south. and Milton Harnden. The
andrfeatrd mat expert uf fieilinE-
ham. are scheduled to Nrsrfls ia BEL
Nnkhnm tomorrow HlEff The
nateh haH aroused considerable 10.
a interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
JlU-JITSU EXPERTS
TO MEET HE'D.

a., rr clio. Ito. the local jlu.jl,m 3.
ana George Braun ~ -. ~ af'ial
nave been signed IN ~ ianels'
10 take place In The s. w fstt|
had things his own wav D ~, y 81
robinson Charley 0'ca, I'm EIas|
Angeles pfotege. when s', Nv iss|
mere couple ~ weeks -. 10y iEzI
japanese game, and h i ~ y N
~ one ~ the fofefnf.~. \ looked d
g , tha' has ever ean .'ss W a.
Japan. Braun i no nors,a as ost II
paper the match box. - -. ana on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
SPOKANE RACE K
PREVENTED BY
RAIN

SPOKANE. Nov. The .a-~s)
race, which was 10 have leen :.
here yesterday afternoon waa -.
ppned on account q bad wesfs.
and a muddy track.
The track was 70 sloppy at "a
uine Yesterday that he rslnnt.]
would have mired over the ans;.|
had they attempted 10 negotiate 4,
going. II Is doubtful n even ~
naryelH u endurance as Marsh W
81 Yves could have stood the 49,
~ 70 miles IN the mud. The ~
ponefnenf of the race was a ~
disappointment 10 the fans ~,
l. A. Walker. private sacretsrx !,
NJ. Robert Guggenhasm. raf.sr~.,
from Spokane this morning u
cording 10 SIR. Walker. the rse< ~ ~ /
be run Sunday next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
kIrsoN .FIrzoraAlr DpA,,,

After is rounds ~ fierce sighfinK
Hllly Papkn declared the fMhi hra
tween Gsorwe kifHan and Wiiilg
Fitzgerald. which toek place IN this
city yesterday. draw The mon
fought at lis pounds rinxaiie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
::. THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS [!55$

~, Murphy ana Charles n. o,w...
tho Hotel Albany. have = s, ae'h {
,,,,. ol = suite u rooms 80. =
information may be obtaitas /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01


THIS the Italian heavyweight wrestling champion
10 learn things about the
in this when he hooks with Champion Frank Gosch
Chicago. November ..
Goschs Chicago viii championship
match since he threw Yusf Mahmout the
last April The Iowa farmer
but hts title has been stake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
WILLIS BRITT, FIGHT
PROMOTER, is DEAD
nv Un.ted preaa

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov L. !
7 Willis Britt, brother Of Jim /
ME BRIT. the former light !
: weight champion. died in this 1
: city Saturday, after an Illness /
Of only a few hours. Britt n !
! paliy succumbed 10 n nervous /
disease from which he has I
been suffering for some months !
past. First as manager Of hts /
! brother and later as manager /
: Of Battling Nelson and Stanley /
: Ketchel. Willis Britt became ,
: one Of the beiNknown sporting !
: promoters In the country. He =,
: had a short ring career before /
: taking up the business end Of ,
4 the fight game.
: tttt 80 htt6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
Purchased by Us at a Very Attractive Price

Its an i'll wind" Somebody's
low figure There beds
would quickly
tomorrow offer the following five specials wonderfully low
entire stock by Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
Three-Quarter Brass Bed

$3.50 Brass Bed. bright finish. half price
S45 70 Brass Bed. bright finish. half price
$3.50 Brass Bed, satin finish, half price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01

This very attractive bed. finished in whn
or green; %-inch pillars and S-lo-inch iillo4
height Of head. So inches foot. 40 inches u
very neat, well-made bed that would sell
$50. Special for this sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-01
BraSSBedS tHaIfPriCe
Full Size Brass Beds

1000 Brass Bed, bright finish. half price $3.50.
180O Brass Bed, satin finish, half price ....
$3.50 Brass Bed. bright finish. half price $500.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-10-28
Go to Lund's, buy
goods for cost, and
save money.

Contractor Jones, of the firm of Jones
& Onesrud, has been in town this week,
closing up some of the details of the
railroad contract work. With the ex-
ception of some work in replacing
county reads their work is completed.
The Northern Idaho & Montana Power
Co. has acquired the plant Of the Big
Fork Water Co. and will enlarge and
improve it. Big Fork is on the line of
the survey of the Great Northern Rail-
way down the east shore of Flathead
lake and near the survey of the Milwau-
kee extension, and is the center OF a
prosperous farming and fruit section.
A. Hickman, proprietor of the Hotel
Idaho at Standpoint, is reported to have
secured control of the Idaho Continental
mine, north of Priest Lake, and will put
a force of men at work on the property.
The Continental is one of the best known
mines in the Panhandle of Idaho. and
there are said to be large bodies of ore
blocked out awaiting transportation.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-10-28

Frank d. CrandaIl, expert watch.
maker.
WANTED-Women to work at the
Newport Steam Laundry.
Call on W. F. Knight for wood of all
kinds. Tel. No. SO.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work, at the Cottage House.
FOR LE-Cheap, one buggy. In
quire of II. f Fremming, Fremming
Wash.
A. p. Mcconnell, of Edwall, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. l.. Jaynes,
this week.
500 first payment on a lot in
Blackwell addition. Balance to
suit.
The w. A. Pickett store in Old Town
is being moved this week to town in
Southern Idaho.
H. A. Miller has some second hand
camp dishes for sale. Also two second
hand ranges suitable for camp or hotel
use.
Now shat there is prospect of getting
wat in the Jaynes add, have you
heard how those $250OO acre tracts and
500. 90 lots are selling
In driving the new tunnel on the Bor-
mite mine, north of town, which is now
in about 90 feet, several small traces OF
coal have been encountered
G. S. Samms, of Metaline; Captain
Flanders and Engineer Joe LeClerc, OF
the steamer Metaline, were business
visitors in Newport Tuesday.
The fence gang of the I. & W. n. has
completed the work of fencing the right
of-way from McCloud Creek to the
bridge across Ashenfelter Bay.
Rev. F. R. Margetts announces that
his series of sermons on marriage Sue
cess'' will be resumed after the lifting oil
the diphtheria quarantine.
Something New-A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation
These chimney blocks are inches high
and 16 inches square. Charles F. Craig
At an adjourned meeting of the coun
Gil Tuesday evening j. w. Rauch wa:
the successful bidder for the laying o
1893 feet of crosswalks on the newly
graded streets. The contract price j!
1919.
Amos Fisher returned Tuesday moor
from Spokane, where he spent weel
in hospital. Amos ls not entirely well
but is on the road to recovery and will
soon be back in the hills working on hi
tunnel.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-10-28
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
~@~~~~~~

See Crandall for watches.
Furs, Furs, Furs at the Paris Store.
Have Won cordwood for sale? See G..
A. Sherman 4 Co.
WANTED-Girl for general house,
work, at the Cottage House.
Chas. Davis, of Cusick. has been a
business visitor in town this week.
w. f. Boyer does undertaking and all
calls answered promptly day or night. tt
A fine white marble tombstone dedi-
Gated to the memory of Grandma Fea
was erected at the I. O. O. F. cemetery
Monday.
G. A. Sherman 4 Co. will pay the
highest market price in trade for cord
wood delivered at Newport or at any
siding on either railroad.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brooks and Miss NJ. M.
Young have sold the Metaline lodging
house to a Mr.. Baker. who has taken
possession of the same.
FOR RENT-One furnished room
suitable for one or two gentlemen every
thing modern. Mrs. Geo. Hynes, cor
uer Scott avenue and Fifth street.
Contractor Anderson is starting work
on the new sub-station and office build
ing of the Northern Idaho 4 Montana
Power CO.., j. w. Ashpaugh and W. 6
Kellogg will do the mason work.
FOR SALE-On time for approved
security, 80 head of dairy cows, one OF
more or all to one party. These cattle
are all selected cows for the purpose OF
dalrying. Apply to w. F. O'Brien, New
port, Wash.
Owing to the quarantine that has peer
established, the ladies of the Catholic
church have postponed the supper they
intended to give on Saturday, Oct. 80
The supper Will he given few weeks
later.
Close to the Free Ferry is dand,
little four room house, good garden
good cellar, two good lots. A small pay
ment down will purchase this property
The balance just the same as rent. In
qnire at First National Bank.
At the home of her daughter, Mrs. +
Beaudette, in this city, on Wednesda,
evening. occurred the death of Mrs. ID
Marth, the oldest resident of our city
Mrs. DeMarth was over % years OF ag
and has made her home in Newport 10
the past eight years. Until short tim
ago she was remarkably active for
woman of her age. Death resulted iron
severe cold and complications conse
quent on old age. Funeral services wer
held this morning at St. Anthony
Catholic church.