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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

the colonel soaked and
sAlved aud bundascd
30 when have nothing s'e TO dono cables 20 file copy
20 write sleep make upl pick wool" 90 hands
have bl cable OF the told that Roosevelt h
good In spirits and health he almoat tempted
O aay--bully
"ve reformed bully colonel remarked distinguished
said that bully word ony children aud Sir
the boat the colonel said the prelmnaue
= want % show some % e specimens perfectly
corsing giant Gland Got e since gu GoudoAaro"
The barrel fu ~ horned aku che piles ~ rhlno hides
collections 81 buletHarh
cxperence-and Euuhrafrw
lined o deck and tried hoiaka them
devotion blacks
Makaku fthc Bits Tor them
= tell said the ha enthusiastic whon fcow
Ike with through lie and death and has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
NEW USE FOR A
SECTION GANG

ELBERTON. Wash. April Ia
When the people Of Elberton sent d.
a request t0 the railroad commission
that the present o r. q ~ pasaeu-
ger station located over "a half mile
from town BE- changed % "a more
convenient place. the railroad come
pany presented "a counter petition
The railroad commlaaio u naH
here Monday and brought with
them both petitions 10 was then
dlsc0vetsd that Tie railroad com
Dauya petition c5ngisled N the
names o. ~ nonresident. seven
Greek section hands and six people
who I've near tho present depot
The commission has not yet made
ne do0ia.an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

me. we were ready for something 10 eat tba ,,.A,
picturesque Tho table the dock ~ ~ sL Tho dime
KY ~ ' 'aa ehind him we're The flat shores On no An The o
did The rent The huAers we're IN tbe srsy prolec
gu.sa IN The damour native cotonus NM, W clothes ana
Of g. tho suit " 0Wit IN a dAy 4, w
49, y dresn BY butoning tho top button OF my sb,r, 49,
silk &c" the colonel explained ~ 'hft and addns
Tho food tasted quite civilized DR. Moarrs 80 -
ashore and bagged duck barge ban hermit hd -
ahd chickens and the swisa had spresH 10y Of i've ~
card was his hAudwora flag blue Ana ~ se The ~
PIRATE inscriptions Tho talk free and pencil with 49,
dinners Of The 6Hdlron club there no onor Dnt
lcsurey trip down 10 Khartum. '"s me Dal 10 -
Yes. should sny +. T. la the entne Oriv ,s
am quite satisfied - '0' 10 Persona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

bot Who died after it, and s,,..
s en-. cali, are 70 ). sI ss Y, !,
bu' persons born after svr' ~ y / /
not 70 be Included in The 49,. =
Persona who were slnui. !.
> are 70 be reported sl.s1 !. "
though they have bean rn, -. - :
Day following and before 4. : !. J
yaaser has called. Thls = :
similarly o. persons VIA -.
widowed or divorced aftsg 49, 80 !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
OIL INSPECTOR
CLARK REMOVED

Irspeetsrs Liebcn and Helarder,
Of the State 8uruau ef Inspection
are IN charge % the state oil IN
speetar's efiics hers tosay. Inspect
or r. A. Glars wHs removed fror1
office yesterday aftcrnc7n hy Gov.
NJ. &. Hey. on re grounds Of tn-
eempetereY ard misconduct Lie
ben sill reutais IN charge ef che 81.
fee. gclna ever ciark's baelY rua
died books until a nses inspector is
appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
NEW COP FOR
GEORGETOWN

A. o Hateman. who has been 10
charge a. The Gcorkefown police
station lately gust his job yester.
day aud Chief Wappeusteln sent
William 81 Johnson there 90 De
acting captain Until the regular
force FOR the lately acquired section
a the city b authorized and CD
taiaed Johnson was az ore time
chief of police gt Georgetown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
EGGS WITH TAILS
SINCE COMET CAME

kANGAs CITY April a.
What effect is HaHsF's correct
having on Missouri hsns7 This
is question which interests
farmers near Independence. sro
have abogi decided t3 Lock their
hennsry doors that the fosia
may rot see ths eomrt.
Yesterday . hen belonging %
George Davidsor laid ~ saa
with q tail an inch long. The
tail vas abeut tho diameter 81
lead pencil ard eaa composed
81 the same material a. the
she'll Today Mr. IDA Cook re
ported that enc 81 her rrEs
Plymouth Rocks he'd laia teo
eggs a. orss. Cre Of them bad
= lIttis white esudai aopsndses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

James Gloudeunlug. aged As. por.
Ter 90 The BudwolasT cafe. was
found dead On be bed at l:45 this
morning RE had been Ill for sew
eral days but tho cause " death
has not been determined Glenden.
ming came here frotn Canada two
yearB oCfblt little is known % him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

Henry Crawford, father CIV,
Crawford president Of H. 49, !. I
Renton & Southern ralIpsS =.
yesterday ~ Chicago. whsn !. y
Just On The eve Of a trfp q 49,.
The elder Crawford va a. Z 1.
leading corporation atioreys !, !.
United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

MOoREHoUsE. Mo.-s.ss,.
Hay editor u the Hnsilsr -, z
KILLED Dr " L. Hart magw v N.
town On the main street ys,i.,s,s
ending political feud 81 IN. -.
standing Hay la ii iaf
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

D.a Friday last Guy Metealf
nged I'll. eloped with Jesse craw.
ford, aged Is. The young pec-
pie sent from here to Ontario
sna from tIaere tc Vale where
the tried to get a marriage n
cnne. While in that city. her
RauTtiian. Charles Crawford
swore out ~ warrant in this
6ty for their arrest. Office, Cas-.
Ntar telephoned the author.
'tins at Yale to place then,
1lif1er arrest which nas done.
4r. Castater went down the next
41y and brought them buck to
sstna, where Guy Mefcaif was
placed under 5000 bonds on the
cllazge ri abduction, BY the ius.
to IT the peace. MetcaH was
ti ~ ~ furnish the bond and
was aept to the county Jail ia
nssnit biz hearing which was set
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
FARMERS COOPERATIVE
DITCH COMPANY

Parma, Idaho, March 7, 1910.
NoTlcE liz HEREBY GIVEN: That
at IA meeting OF the Directors OF
Farmers Cooperative Ditch
Company, held on the 7th dav
OF March, 1910, an assessment
OF one dollar per share was lev
led upon the outstanding capital
stock OF the Corporation, paw
able on the 18th day of April.
1910, to the Secretary at Par.
ma, Idaho.
ANY stock upon which this as
sess nent remains unpaid on the
ioth day OF April, 1910, will be
delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before
Will be sold on the 9th day of
May 1910, to pay thedelinouent
assessment, together with the
costs OF ady ertising and the ex-
penses OF sale.
w. B. Mitchell,
om Secretary.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

lI1 A COMM ipn can
strip \ nth 4 pileiriver. ri,
tsscr has lseen gradually WORK
iatF NJ ~ ti,e contagious stag
tpr eeveral slays, aud most eyer,
body rlse III toms. l,ns got IL.
,''sass nesting will be held al tn
sommef1ialelub rooms snturia,
svsHing NJ eight O'clock 10 talj
tyr thu test means III combat
lug the dIsense.
What tliseasee
Why. besshali, al course.
NoWs let's got bsisg md get NJ
= team Shat nili take the iuxx Of
u every thing that 1t goes III,
t'Rninst We'segoi llp material
hefv 60 make u ersskajnek tsa,u
Lots cut ouLeae blamed foolish.
HESS That We indulgsd In las,
ysnr, aud get up ONE tenn III.
etessh u hall q dozen Irtss ret
stlN eroa bar out III onr hnok tone
sid esel' one nj M give and
fsakf Tor the good III Parma M il
nc ls'y of ssssirsg orr oy. com.
marching home VITA lie 1910
Psnnn"s ~ tiieir grasp and th.
i'Hrss1n baud In fruut PLAYING
"HaR ~ the rhipfs.
~ eotirs. as will differ on su,;,,
'asaHr about baseball. Wa az.
is whenever there's "a chau,.
naout most everything, any
NY AMI In the short space Of |
taRff s"ara that Ne've played
b#~sbaii lon the blenelsars) ws.'xe
not'srsi ti'ak an il CROWD ~ 5ss |
p@"p'~ Ni'o are Watching a game |
W n Hill l'e JUST exnctly 5o |
s'p'ntsn~ ~ 70 how that game
; 'ouAl haze bs.sn played. LAX. |
wise sYary nios hers son ~ us
kf'um- just how TO run a ball
'ss'''~- who should b. manager
y y" SHOULD t,e captian. aud tn.
F'9ht mascot TO make the team.
80 every Rame. We don't know
- =" The inan.er aud captain
hhs we believe we'ys got ,hel
81
lSht dope on the mascot, a,,d |
7 ~ going 10 hand III to you
'sr.'asht u everyone interested
y bas~ssall will come out to "A el''
ne*E'an Saturday tight. dropl
ssFkpnal, and All ca her a fla. as,fa.
'f-sa''ss~ the best tsnan ws can csl
Nd then set In and hack tint
"s.sa ~ the Emit, we'll net thatI
ssaaAnt i.at's tfs it once.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

r..
= ad. 1t will nav van s :
Edward 4. Packard MAS Sat
$500 go 8 $50 "ss's'
= Mise PeterA ar RoAne,l was 4
lhtripa visitor SATURDAY,
Il Wa,ter i rf,llsv III. j., al ] IL,
tbe Arthur hin .si.,ns g..
, $1,000 ' *
h,,.;.s..s INK - s mas z
sl.a sssL ''s',' :" e''"'e' = = ring
~
Mira, Lila Mac. r,l,.v ~ p1.;.a
s's't.1 l'sr aiof''aF, Airs. Haokslt,
'''s' o'sb os tue week
Il u uart;<x -, ,~,,..,, .,....,.,
49,. .,..' & sr III aseAss'ss' u1sofiy
~ sie"slt lie siafer.
~
ST tx's1,3 ann ~ - iaas-
AZ s.' "s'' Ayssn s'sl1ps1 sun
,s,.4 ~.
as Ky n'1n Nhlsr 81 tiie boise
1919 "v'''nf wa ose'hoWlnR tiieI
$50" -'a' ~ '''e f''iF'nh bridge
Nh srifY nreehaarn vas IN town
Wetii esdAy On business eon,ert
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

Rurns, Oregon, February 8. 1915
Notice IL hereby given that.the State
OF Oregoa has filed in this Office it's an.
plication tSerial No. 04l79) to select
under the provisions of the Act OF Con.
sress, approved August IA, 1913
~" acts supplemental and amendatory
u ereto, the
!, WhNEA and N%SE14, Sec. Is, T. 81
y, X. 40 f., w. M.
Any and al persons claiming adverse.
" the lands described, or desiring 10
Object because Jf the mineral character
oi the land, ar far any other reason.
70 the disposal To applicant, should die
their AN iavits OF protest in this Office.
on or before the expiration OF the period
Oh publication.
49, VIM Fare. Register.
rnst publication, February IL, 1910.
Last publication, March ri, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

CONFERFNcr pArr

CONFERENCE RATES
Via Oregon Short Line Railroad
For April Conference, the usual
special low round trip rates will
ne made to Solt Lake Civ
Tickets on sale from points north
OF Ogden. April LIST to 9th. in
c asive, limit April 10th. 3t
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

For Sale:-six setter pups,
English crossed by Gordon.
Five females and l male. Regis
tration papers shown on re.
quest. Price, females, $40; male,
sIo. Jesse Baker,
Meh STU Roswell, Ida.
Grape cuttings for sale. Con-
cords, Moore's Early, Delaware,
Catawba and Ives. 50cper 100.
w. G. Vogts,
Nyssa, Ore.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

VIA Oregon Short Line Railroad
For April Conference, the usual
special round trip rates viii he
made to Salt Lake City. Tick
cts on sale from points north of
ogden, April LIST to 9Th. inclus-
i've. limit April 10Th. RI
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

Q. s. Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
Jany. 90, 1910,
NOTICE ia hereby given that Edith
vincent Chaphe, formerly Edith Win.
cent, OF Parma, Idaho, who, On Sept IL.
iSua, made homestead entry No. 1902
serial No 09242, for SIS NEL and n w
"a; section 81 Township 8 n, Hanrs
!? ~, rolse Meridian, has hled natles Of
Intention to make Final fiye-year PRINT.
to establish claim to the land a hpys III,
scribed, before the Register and He.
oe'ver, at Boise, Idaho, on the sist div
claimant names az witnesses.
George T. Berry, Fred E. Fisk, Albert
ID. Lang. and Carlyle Smith, all Of Par.
ma, Idaho.
VIM. Balders;on,
First publication, Feb "a, 1910.
Last publication. March "a, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION /.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR


u s. Land Office, at Boise, Idaho,
Jany 30, 1910.
NOTICE ia hereby given that William n,
y. fogts, OF Nyssa, Oregon, who. on MOI
yembe lS, 1909, made homestead entry,
40; 07l7o, for SE14 NEt and lot 6, Sec.
IT, e, \; . n, R s W, 4 Lots and 6, Sec.
tion 10, Toy p hip N, Range 5 w, Boise
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention to
make Final five-ysar Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
lore Y 3. COMMISSIONER Geo. w. stoyel.
At Caldwell, Idaho, ON lhe 31st day OF
March, 1910. y
claimant names aa witnesses:
IRA d. Hamilton. of Parma, Idaho.
ana Heorge Green, Robert Van Gilse,
sanford y Emiaon, of Nyssa, Oregon.
VIM. Balderston,
Register.
First Publication, Feb "a, 1910.
Last publication, March "a. 1910
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

burns, Oregon, February FL. 1910
Notice Is hereby given that the State
o. Oregon has filed in this office it, an
pl alton (serial No. 04242) to select
under the provisions OF the act of Con,
gress, approved August ID, Is4e. and
thereto. the
90 ssasE14 Sec. 10, s11sWJz Sec. III. T
~ s., r. As F., w.M. 80
ANY and all persons claiming adverse
y the lands described, or desiring T.,
oolect because of the mineral Character
OF the land, or for any other reasan
=, 70 .ne disposal to applicant. should file
their aifidavits Of protest in this off;ce
on or before the expiration of H.. ne''
iod of publication. ''0 per
VIM. Fare,
Fire, p.,,,,,. Register
Last Publication, April 7, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

y. 8. Land Office at Boise, Idaho.
Jany. 90, 1910.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Robsrt
McNab, of Motifs, Idaho, who, on Marct,
2, 1905, made homestead entry No. 7pkg
serial No. o3Ja5, for Ek SWk, sWl;
SEX. Sec. 2 & NWJ< EElx, Section II
Township n. Range W, Boise Meri,
make Final tive-vear Proof. To psta hlisf
claim TO the hand above described before
y y. Commissioner Geo. w. Stovsl Az
Iaid~eit. Idaho, on the 2nd day Of
claimant names as witnesses:
Charles W Ross, and Charles r uan,,, '
son, all of Notus, Idaho.
VIM. Baldersten,
F,xs, Register.
Last publication, March "a, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

sor Tuesday. Miss Crawford ii
Fhe meantime wus turned over v
s'er guardian by the Officers 10
suait the hearing.
the Young I,eopie, OH their an.
penratice IN tie justice court,
~*nied ~ take the proposition
~ Joke, neither seemingly
tnki''g n very much to heart.
Monday afternoon word was
received that AIlss Crnw ford had
committed suicide by Jumping
INTO y slough. near where She
Ahs living. about three-fourths
Ioi - mile southeast Of town
k'ruiiee Lang and several Others
80 out ilnnesttately fur Tie scene
ahd, upon investigation, found
That the girl had left u note ON d
post near the barn, III which she
stated she did not blame her rel.
at'ves by the action taken IN her
slopenent, bidding her father
who lives IN Nevada, farewell.
ana also stating that IL was inn
possible for her to live Longer
without Metealf aud sl,o vas
tired OF llie.
Her sister-in-law, Mrs. craw- /
lord, with whom she was living
noting the girls absence aud /
calling to mind that she had +
seen her O few minutes before
Town 10y the slough, called To I
her, out receiving no answer
went IN search oil her. She coul,l I
not locate the girl, but In the
search found the note. Shs then
made "a search OF the slough and
ouni footprints going To the
'dse OF the slough but none re-.
'arn'iag She immediately gave
Ihe alarm.
When the people of Parmn
earaea that a possible suicide
iad occurred parties were orga.
ai<ed aud "a thorough search OIL
ne surrounding country and
81 the slough was made. Boats
we're used and the dragging OF
ne slough continued all Monday
uternoon, Monday night and
day aud night
finding any trace of the
Missing girl. About one huo-
lre1 men joined in the search.
In an interview with Mr. ana
Mrs Crawford they say that the
sirl' up To the time OF her disap-
'earance. was in the best of I'm. I
nor aud laughed and talked as
'hough she and Metcalf had
played quite a joke on them.
Her father, who resides in Ne
Fada, was notified by wire, also
'er two brothers who reside in
sweet one OF them arriving here
tuesday morning and taking
,art in the search.
The hearing OF Metcalf has been
until Thursday. 4.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

= ). Land Office at Burns. Oregon,
March IL. 1910.
Norfck is hereby given that John r. Evans,
os WY hees Oregon, who, on March "a, 1905.
uiaae hemeutead entry No s4sa, Serial No.
lsso' Tor Lots y 2, 4 Z Section /, Township u
south. Range Al East. Willamette Merida n. has
u'e" notice Of Intention TO suakr Final Five
ao~r i'root, to establish claim to the hand above
1sser.oea' hsters y, W. Maikey. county clerk
~ A'Ansar coanty At his osiiee at Vale, Ore
soh. ON 1hs sosh day ef April, 1910.
Claimant names as Witnesses.
=. a. ofeen' Y n. Warren A. s. Abbot, Of
Oregon. "N''
"m Farrc. Registss
first Publication, March a. 1910.
Last Publication. Arrn n. 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

u = Land ofiiee at Burns, Oregon.
March IL. 1910.
NoiiNh y hereby given that Marsaret A
russell OF Roswell. Idaho, widow al Stewart
l. hnhseit deceased. who. on October a. rsa
ula1e homestead entry No. 2ol4. Serial No
ei7zg- Tor sW IL, Section IS. Township N south
Range 10 kast, willamette Meridian, has iled
notice OF Intention to make Final Five ycar
froof, to establish claim to the lsnd above
described, before 6. l. King. [ :. Com mission
err al his oisiee at Ontario. Oregon, on the as,h
day of April. 1910
clnimsnt names es witnesses.
Sehi n. Furseh. A H. BFumbaeh. r. A. Nil.
'er an" D. l. Miller. all of Boswell. Idaho.
ra WIN. Farre, Register
s. Publication. April q, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II g Land nA. 1T

U o Iahd UfHce at Boise Idaho
Feby. 10, 1910
NOTICE is hereby given that Grin L. Brow
OF BaYette, Idaho who, on June 7. 1904. m.aa
homestead entry No. 741s, serial No. oslsa. for
sE Ia sW Ia w Ia Sc I'D &sw1-aN E1-4. Sec,
tion 81, Townships N, Range W, Boise Merit
dian, has Hled notice OF intention to make
Final nve-year Proof to esta blish claim to Tho
LAND above described. before U. s. Commission.
er A. + fireman., at Weiser, Idaho, on the 14tA
day of April, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses
charles y Fulton. and Clyde Hurd, OF Pay.
cite, Idaho, James u, Olmstead and Frances
NJ Mason, OF Syssa. Oregon.
VIM. Baldersten,
FIRST Pu blioation. March 10, 1910
Last publication, ApFil7 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
OREGON SHORT LINERALlwAY
PARMA TRAln SERVICE.
CONFERENCE RATES

Via Oregon Short Line Railroad
For April Conference the usual
. .oecial low round trip rates will
De made to Salt Lake CITY.
Tickets on salefrom points north
OF ogden, April 1st to 9Th, in
elusive, limit April 10th. St
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

this u.aax s,.,s,.' p fe1uaA ...s 1e.a1p Z,
I,ns haa,, r;s;f;nr MI, S' "'ss, y =,
!. tsr. Mrs la = ''''''''s'' : =
Barney ofd3eld tbaauto spee
nth s'',<ss Il nnpl'ea on = mile N
ante III 81 "a ! "a 3.' ~ o"e
~ ss'0'1os.
Il Manager Wilbur 81 tho parm
Telephone Co colpbra ia IL
" naf IL ~ art, ~ 's1s UT.
=, 10 = - ~" HosWe'
Mrs g. w. PLATE Oh Ontari.
visited her son Fred this week
She went up 10 Caldwell sat;
] fhere - Nss''''S sr'ene
Nrs a j Mitchell and Mira. u.
" droi1er Ut the local W.GT.IJ.
attended the executive session oi
A'le state union at Caldwell this
Wfsk.
c.,nntv oc,,ex,
carleton has declared April s as
Arbor Nav and requests al the
schools of the county to plant
frees on that day.
Auonr thoau ~ :.
i II ,,I,,v 49, .,,n r, Nno htiended
~ ''"Hey IN BOlse
s ~ = 'lfs, n'Vh6 were Masdamfs
= ige.
nr rss4.
hest an,,;,s,..,s nv J' nss1 one o. tne
khis sartipp ~ ~ ,hf1ors IN
nst raeniva,s ) s .''s. 'sn.v having
nent ara s'svsa.' aN u'nee equip
,nonr ~ ~ ha "''"re 'ha1 p'aceslf
10 became known at Washing,
hot LA oh,as 49, 80 ninofu I'm,
lnitsd Stats '' aa 'sss'sr On the
,orr 9utnr,,,,u I, rom Ne"
nhlsg~s,. ~ 49, ~ =, response 70 q
lnnsevalt ~" 'a,''.'er resident
Ir Rnosavalt ~ Wl'i meet
''' - ''o"uon'
Five thousand head al shaan
? one bnnd belonging 10
richardson passed through Par
lnnntains shaanraan ~ ne
rnss Ii bett Tor for III. s ~. 'ns
le year tlan fnr ,,,a '"'e ~
aat. y 90
Those who failed to receiya
" ,'aH' issle OF the Parma Her. \
'n Nv tnn'l ought to haze seen
- lust mail going Mt the rate oil
= miles m hour Jerk the bot
''n out of the mail suck na II
= the papers under the wheels
hucing them TO pnper mir
rha ~,
'ahe, u wheaton Unl- n
SLY ros,'nmate 81 Ray Mitch /.
!, VIC viS,teu the latter here |
Snv"rH' nnva, left this week :
~, "'Na ua',n' From there !
az; ~ ~ 20 'Ai'Iornia end other
~ :" me southwest Mr.. y
!, y touring the west md .
= . '''a'n 70 ms nome In Illinois
'''e e"'hp'ee'on OF his trip.
r
soe'"'v met Yesterday Mt the =.
~ ~, ~ Mrs Elder TO arrange
ire program and entertain
NJ. at ~ me Delegates OF the I1sh
nuui meeting OF the Boise
sS' yterT Delegates fir m
' nt soe'sr. les nre expected to be -
'sr"e. Inc election OF officers oil
sne ensuing wear will take au'
e" "e this time. gre
,l,a ;,so~,, -, NV
An,,, ID ;,,''s'' recept'on held " u
"a 49, ~ ~ INV 'ounc'i at the s.,
e,.oes - n'"'s 'so0a Snturiav !
4, 49,. s''a; Nus q nnre sucees VI
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

FOR sALE-Eggs from Thoroughbred
Rhode Island Reds. Pen one. Is COOS
Tor VI 90; pen two, Is eggs, 81 90.
Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-28
CHAPTER X.-Continued.

well, as I was saying. the colonel was
only a sort Of home-guard trench digger
and that sort Of thing. He helped the
women manage fairs and did 1t very pref
tily. but ever since the war the colonies
stock as red-handed slayer OF his coun-
try's foes has been rising. He ranks with
Wellington and Grant. with a little dash
Of Sheridan thrown in"
II sit behind Col. Craighill In church
and it doesn't seem possible that he would
deceive any one remarked the girl. half
afraid to yield to her delighN in these pro-
fame utterances.
"All. but he deceives himself: he really
believes that he held up the pillars of the
Union cause. and who are we to question
him? And he's an ardent II cautious re-
former; he'd rather cut the Ten Com
mandments to a scant six than mutilate
the present tariff, which alone is holy to
us Pennsylvanians. Do you know, this
salad is really edible: must congratulate
Mrs Blair OH her cook. OF course wer
to see you everywhere now Please don
be running off all the time; it's de-
moralizing. If we good people don't stay
at home, what, may I ask. will become of
Pittsburg? We produce everything III
Pennsylvania. as you may have notlced-
everything but local pride"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-28

lest the subject might not appeal to
Americans, fnaSmuch as there are but few
hunt clubs in this country. But that
work was SO generously received that he
has put forth another volume. This is
the most complete presentation of the
subject yet undertaken. 1t deals with
fox hunting in this country. tracing first
the history of the sport in America and
next devoting several chapters to the sub
ject as related to the south, to North
Carolina in particular. and to New Eng
land. 1t may be somewhat Of a strain for
English sportsmen to regard coyote hunt
ing on the western plains as akin to fox
hunting, but Mr.. Peer shows that the
chase of the pest Of the western plains
OF the fox. Another form OF this sport is
the hunting of jack rabbits with gray
hounds. Ten chapters on the various
phases of the sport in America lead to
the second part of the book, dealing with
hunting in the British Isles, the home of
the pack hounds. Mr.. Peer describes typ
ical days with famous packs, such as
the Belvoir fox hounds and the Quorn.
He tells of the royal buck hounds and
cally describing the chase of the wild red
deer in Devonshire. Chapters on otter
hunting show to American readers a
phase Of the sport not generally familiar
here. Four chapters on hunting in
France conclude the volume, which is
given an appropriate fms in a poem writ
ten especially for this work by Mr.. w.
Philpotts Williams, entitled Ride, Fair
American: Englishman, Ride" Numerous
portraits of famous huntsmen and pic
lures OF noted packs and scenes on the
hunting field. Several exceptionally hand
some color plates reproduced from paint