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US Land Once at The Dalles, Oregon,
April 2sth. 1910
Notice is hereby given that Leonard cimmiy.
otti. oi Glen. Oregon, who, on February 18th
1906. made Homestead, serial No. OSs2s) No
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Tow rs zip south, Range - East, Willamette
MerluIan, has tiled notice of intention to make
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at Condor, oregon. on the 9Th day OF June, 1910
ClAimat1 names as witnesses:
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Charley wilkins, Jacob Lsrch, and NJ. W. Wei
shons, all of Clem, oregon.
c. W. Moore. Registe
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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-03-25
StifNeck.

Stiff neck is caused by rheumatism of
the muscles of the neck. 1t is usually
confined to one side, or to the back of
the neck and one side. While it is often
quite painful, quick relief may be had
by applying Chamberlain's Liniment.
Not one case of rheumatism in ten re-
ouires internal treatment. When there
is no fever and no swelling as in muscu-
lar and chronic rheumatism, Chamber
lain's Liniment will accomplish more
than any internal treatment. For sale
by Koepke Drug Company.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-03-25

DR.. Kings next date in Cotton
wood will be April goth. Attend
to your eyes.
Marshall Ceaser returned last
week from Auburn, Wn.
P. D. Addison came in last
night from Winlock, Wn., for a
short visit with relatives and
friends here.
Quite a bunch of farmers from
the Winona country were in the
city yesterday delivering hogs to
Nuxolls & Vessels who shipped
out a carload to the coast market
this morning.
The members of the local fire
company have decided to give a
dance on Friday, April 9th, and
are now making arrangements to
make it one of the most enjoy
able occasions of the year. The
proceeds will be used to purchase
material needed by the company
Everyone should attend the
dance without fail and help {
good cause along.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-03-25
An Unnecessary Expense.

There is no need of going to the ex-
pense CT sending for doctor in any
case of pain in the stomach or collie
when bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is at
hand. No physician can prescribe a
better medicine. For sale by Koepke
Drug Company.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-03-25
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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-03-25
Farm Topics.


Trade one of the pups for a |
pig.
There is more profit in a grunt-
ing pig than in a squealing one.
It is scabby business to plant
scabby potatoes.
The night-key is not usually
the key to success.
A mortgage on the house will
not prevent the house from leak
ing.
Keep manure near the surface;
plow it deep and you lose some
of it.
Don't pillow the ground too wet;
get it just right, and then rush
things.
Do not rush the teams too
hard; let them have time to get
their shoulders hardened to the
work.
There is many stump speaker
who would much better be at
home pulling the stumps from
his own clearing.
The farmer who allowed his
implements to be sheltered by
the sky during the winter will
now find himself out.
There is a great shortage in
the hog crop throughout the
whole country, and it can only
be replaced by keeping the best
brood sows and growing more
pigs.
Just as nearly as you can,
grow all the stuff you will need
for your family and your stock
right at home this year. One
thing that keeps a good many
men poor is buying what they
ought to raise themselves. Farm
Journal.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
VICTORY BOOSTS
McLOUGHLIN STOCK
Showing of Young Californian
i'm LOngWOOd Tourney Re-
stores His Prestige
By GRANT SMITH

California tennis players distin-
guished themselves during the week
on the eastern and northwestern
courts At Longwood Maurice Nc
Loughlin covered himself with glory,
and in the northwest Hazel Hotchkiss,
national champion, swept all before
her. McLoughlin's victory over the
former national champion, Beals C..
Wright, on Friday, was the biggest
thing ever accomplished by a California
tennis player of the sterner sex. Two
years ago Wright was the mainstay of
the American team when they met
Wilding and Brooks, the Australians,
for the worlds championship.
Wright showed his worth by taking
both Australians into camp in the
singles. He recently played in the
English championship tournament and
lost only to Wilding in the finals. Nc
Loughlin's victory over Wright during
the week will boost the stock of the
young Californian more than anything
he could have done outside of taking
the scalp of National Champion Larnej.
Yesterday Mclaughlin disposed of
Wallace Johnston in the finals, and
thereby earned the right to meet
Champion Larned in the challenge
match on Monday. While 1t is not ex-
pected Mclaughlin will take the meas
ure of Larned, who has twice won the
Longwood cup, and is also national
champion, the Californian is expected
to make q good showing. He got rid
of his stage fright last year, and after
beating Wright three sets out of four
he may even lower the colors of the
premier player of the country. Whether
he beats Larned or not McLoughiin in
winning the Longwood tournament, one
plished something that he can feel
proud of. If he keeps up his present
gait he stands an excellent chance of
making the international team.
The Longwood tournament, as we'll
as the eastern doubles, both played
during the week, were full of surprises.
In the doubles Wright and Little, who
two years ago played five set match
with Brooks and Wilding in the inter
national doubles at Melbourne, were
beaten by Carl Gardner and Gustav
Touchard, two former Californians, who
were playing together for the first
time. After beating the former inter-
nationalists Gardner and Touchard were
beaten by couple of second raters.
In the Longwood tournament Nc
Loughlin's hardest match was that with
Gardner. The former Californian won
the first two sets>and lost the third
only after Is games had been played.
1t was close call for McLoughlin.
Gardner always has made more or less
trouble for McLoughlin, but has never
succeeded in beating him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
Empire City Results

EMPIRE CITY, n. Y, July 23.-Dalmatian
the public choice. easily won the Empire City
handicap, mile and eighth. here today before
a big crowd, defeating n good field of handicap
horses. He was admirably ridden by Archibald.
Stanley Fay, 20 to l. was second, and Han
bridge third Summary:
First race, five and half furlongs--Ben Lo-
mond. . to 5, won Gold of Ophr, to /. sec
ond: The Folfes, 40 to 1. third. Time. :O7 3.
Second race mile and 20 yards-Fautless. 20
to 1, won; Ashwell II to i, second; Wilton
Lackaye, II to 10, third. Time, lab
Third race. six furlongs-Rose Queen. to L.,
won; Melisande. to 10, second; Bishop. TO l.,
third. Time. I'LL 3-5
Fourth raee. Empire City handicap mile and
eighth-Dalmatian, o toe TO- won; Stanley
Fay. 20 to l. second; Hanbridge, toe1, third.
Time, 1:5I.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs- Phaioah
40 to !, won; Amalf s to 8, second; Danger
Mark, to 10. third. Time. 1907.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Noon, g to
o. won Question Mark. 8 to I. second; S.ar
Actor, II to 1, third. Time. 1:47 %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
REVOLVER CLUBS
Threaten Fight
Local MarkSn1en Resent Difa-
tory Tactics of Association
in Awarding Trophies

Local marksmen who are members OF
the United States revolver association
are highly indignant over the treatment
accorded them by the officials of the
governing body. and unless those in
authority can offer some satisfactory
explanation a number of western clubs
may withdraw from the association. AS
far back as last February medal tar
gets were forwarded to the secretary's
office in Springfield. Mass, and to date
no reply has been received. In order
to obtain their medals and bars it is
necessary for the shooters to mail their
targets to headquarters to be exam
ined, but some of the shooters are won
dering what's the use? At least SIS
has been forwarded TO the treasurer in
the way of fees. but still no satisfac-
tion can be obtained when the Off
ciaIS are asked why the trophies are
not forthcoming. The local colony of
shooters has never been treated very
well by the national body. but the limit
of their endurance has been reached.
and they intend to bring the matter to
a showdown at once.
The regular monthly indoor revolver
and pistol shoot of the Shell Mound club
was held Tuesday evening at the En-
eryviIIe targets and some good scores
were recorded. George Armstrong was
high man with 40 out of possible so.
but he did not get the big mark until
he had fired more than 200 shots
Willie Siebe had AZ to his credit, as did
Frank POulter.
The scores:
George Armstrong-49. AZ. Az AZ. A.: Frank
Poulter-47 45 "A. a.. a.; W. A. Sebe-47. 46.
4J. ~. 45 A. NJ. Poulsen-46. a.. ~. AZ. Al; J.
A. Jones-43. Al. 40 40. 80; j. W. Phillips
36, 80; j. Christianer, so. 3:,.
Jones. Phillips and Christianer used
the revolver, while the others shot with
the % caIiber pistol George w. Hughes
acted as secretary and scorer.
The following clubs will shoot at the
Shell Mound targets today: Red Men
Germania, San Francisco and NOrd-
deutscher schuetzen clubs. Golden Gate
rifle and pistol club and the Veterans
of the National Guard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
W. Nepman of the Barbarian cricket club at the uicke
HANDBALL Wins
MANY DEVOTEES
tournament on the North Beach
Courts Closes With Games
for Championship

That considerable interest is taken
in handball is shown by the large en-
try list in the tournament concluded
yesterday at the North Beach play
grounds. There were As games played,
having an entry of 80 players. The
championships of the grounds were
played for yesterday and the buys put
up some exciting and very close games.
Anthony Dondero, the winner in the
junior class, WAS the smallest player
in the tournament. but what he lacked
In size he made up for in ability, as he
won every game of his series without
one reverse.
In the intermediate class John Diehl
defeated Sylvio Soracco. Soracco start
ed off with a good lead, but Diehl
caught him toward the middle of the
game. and with his speedy swing won
by a good margin.
The game for the senior class be-
tween Raymond Garrigan and Joe Ma
rino was won by the latter after the
closest game of the whole contest
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
AMATEUR BASEBALL

@. A. SchlItter. director of the North Beach
Fairgrounds. Intends to organize the boys
baseball clubs in the district into different
classes next week and get them ready for the
championship tournament of the grounds. The
teams will he organized according to weight
over 100 pounds in the senior class.
Fifty-six amateur baseball games are sched
uled to be played today in and around the city
The smaller nearby towns are well supplied
with games. most of these places having con
tests scheduled both morning and afternoon. A
game that is attracting considerable interest Is
that of the Oakland parlor. N. $. q. w. against
Central Oakland, which Is to be played at Forty
ninth aud Telegraph avenue grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
ALAMEDAS ADD TO
LEAD over RIVALS
TraHSbay Cricket Organization
Draws Away From Fast
Playing Wanderers

FINAL STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

HUMBOLDT Ia. July 23.-Frank Gotch
champion heavy weight wrestler OF the world
has become baseball magnate by purchasing
the Lake City team. member OF a bush league
in this part OF the state. The team will be
transferred to Humboldt. the wrestler's home
on August l. It has been known for some
time that Gotch has wanted to get into baseball
having attempted to purchase the Des MOines
team in the Western league
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
BOWLING ANALYSIS

CHICAGO July "A telegram announcing
the loss Of a $4,000 bet that Jim Ieffries would
win in the prize fight with Jack johnson was
Micles furniture company of this city. shot
himself dead at his desk while his brother. a
New Yorker awaited him at hotel here. Iii
health was the cause assigned at the time. Pub
licitv today to the real occasion for the deed
came through proceedings by creditors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

tournament yesterday.
San franciscan Disposes of Wallace F. John
son in Championship Style

BROOKLINE, Mass, July 23-Mau-
rice e. Mclaughlin of San Francisco
today won the twentieth annual Long
wood cricket tournament in singles. one
of the blue ribbon tennis events of the
country.
The Pacific coast player. who is but
20 years old, cleared the way to the
challenge match Monday with w. A.
Larned, national champion, by elimi-
mating Wallace F. Johnson of Philadel-
phia, the intercollegiate champion. in
straight sets. Cd, e-2. s-s.
At the same time Edward H. Whit
ney, Boston. won the interscholastic
championship in singles and Richard
Bishop, Longwood, won the eastern
doubles championship. defeating in the
finals r. A. Holden Jr. and +. M.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24


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At the st. Mary's college grounds in Oakland
yesterday the Oakland Merchants team defeated
the All Stars by score of to =
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

watrous. the Yale team. s-3. 6-2.
2-6, rs.
The sun., 1910-06-13
70 rNKNOwv GuLOR DEAD.
FloFaI Beats set Adrilt On ihe Ocean N
Memory SG Herees Buried ai sea.

FIoFaI Beats set Adrilt On ihe Ocean N
Memory OG Heroes Buried ai Sea.
In honor Of the unknown sailor dead.
who lost their lives IN defence oi their
country. who we're buried a. sea and are
asleep in the deep a. quoted in the pro-
grnmme Of the exercises. services we're
held yesterday afternoon al Canarsie on
jamaica Bay. Brooklyn. under the aus
plces of the memorial and executive com
mittee of the Sona Of Veterans Of Kings
county. More than q thousand persons
we're present. including members Of the
Grand Army oi the Republic, Monitor
Association Naval Veterans. Womens
Relief Corps. Liberty Guard, Ladies Aid
ot Camp No. -. 3. of ". and Sons Of
Veterans. A detachment of MARINES
from the Brooklyn navy yard fired saluies
in honor Of the dead.
Flowers we're cast on the waters Nf the
ocean in tribute 10 the departed. Two
miniature !Warahips constructed of canvas
and flowers and filed with horal OHerinEs
were placed aboard the yacht Golden City
and carried out from jamaica Bay into
the ocean. where they were set adrift
while those aboard sang hymns and stood
with uncovered heads.
The hOrAl boats were each eight feet
long and we're sst adrift by women Of the
auxiliary associations.
The sun., 1910-06-13
ENTIRE TRAIN MDEWIPED.
Ctese Can fog I.aekaWunna Limited
ThrOugh Deraued Frelsht Car.


Down, n, j.. June l7.-Paassnasra on
the LAOkawaRnA Limited, eastbOund
from Buffalo. GOt q bad scare a. the
result Of the sidesWiping Of their train
by derAiled boz car about q mils sase
Of Mount Arlington this evening. The
Buffalo train. which h due At Dover a.
s7s P. N. and In HObOksn at TiS p. ~.
was running along at the rate Of sixty
miles an hour when the engineer. william
Nichols. saw q deraiied car 60 far over
toward the eastbOund track that he
would hit Il. To reverse his engine and
put on the emergency brakes was the
work of an instant and In the next mo-
ment he had clambsred out of his cab
OntD the engine boiler. which he atrad-
died. holding fast 10 the bell stand.
A the locomotive tore by the boz car
the engine cab was stove in by splinteru
Of wood, while the nine coaches. all Pull
mans but one. composing the train. al
had their steps Wrenched OF and gashss
torn along their sides. The paassnRers
got bad shaking up and some sustained
slight injuries from broken glass. but
none was injured seriously.
When the train came 90 a stop some diA-
tance beyond an examination showed that
while the engine cab was totally wrecked
the engine itself would be able 70 CON-
plete lie journey and the train went on lie
way after = half hour delay. The boz
car was loaded with cases Of shoes and
lie freight of footwear vas streWn along
the track Tor a long distance.
The sun., 1910-06-13
THE MITOrS NAME ~ VAIN.
Tale % His CSmpaasisa fer the kSshcF
Butchsr stiFs Not . Magistrate.

Tate % HE COmpaaslsa Ter the KSshcT
Ilutcher stir Not . Magistrate.
Kosher butcher after kosher butcher
was arraignsd in EsseH Market police
court yesterday charged with doing bust
ness on Sunday Magistrate Cornell
asked each prisoner for an explanation
and the only answer he could get was
Mayor GSynor said Il Waa all right
Finally Joseph weissinEer Of 77s Sew
enth street vas arralgned. He objected
vigorously 10 his arrest and said he had
Mayor GaynOr's guarantees that East Side
butchers would not be molestsd by the
police for keeping open yesterday. Yes
tsrday. Il appeared. was q fast day. and
Ias, night began the Feast Of shovuas.
lasting Sunday night. Monday and Tues
day. Because he thought many Gus
toners would not be prepared on Aatur-
day weisstnger went down 10 the Mayor
TO AZ IL. he said.
Mayor GaynOr listened sympatheti-
cally. he said. and a. the conclusion told
his secretary To telephone Polics Com
missioner Baker 70 allow East Side butch
era a little leeway.
WeissinGsr passed the word among the
other butchers that the police would not
modest them. The result vas tina, all
the butchers who heard the news kept
open.
The polioemen said they had received
no instructions 70 overlook violations.
Nearly all the pFiaonsp admitted they
had kept open and Magistrate Cornell
fined nearly thirty ol them Ss each.
The sun., 1910-06-13
THINK HARRIS vas POISONED.
Frisads u Teanesses JudEe Hlnt ai Wight
nlAar neNenGe.

TPToSvII4.E. Tenn, June I7.-Friends
Oi the late Judge Harris. whose actions
in driving the ReelfOot Lake night
riders from the lake and adiacent country
caussd them 20 rebel. ending In the death
ol Capt. Qusntin Rankin by lynchinG.
have pleaded with members u the fam
ily 20 have . postmoTtem examination
Of the rsmaina
Judge Harris was drowned yesterday
in RssifOot LAKE. hs was swimming.
itiaaaid, when attacked with cFamp. Ne
sank bsfOrs aid reached him, and friends
express the belief that the Cramp was
caused BY poison placed in hia food.
BY q cOuFt ruling Judge Harris and
Ausociaiss came into Possession Of thou
aAnda Of acres Of valuable land around
RselfOOt Lake and ths lake itsslf. Fish
srmen Whoss iorsiatheTs Tor years had
Piled their trade demonstrated when
ordered oR. The climax came whsn chs
night riders surrounded The hOtsl at
Walnut log. taking Rankin 10 q tree 70
b. lynched. =, was said that Harris Waa
the man sought. His life has been seveFal
sinea threatened since then and ~ caugsd
he house. % hs surrounded by minta 10
BEavent beng attacksd SacEstlY.
The sun., 1910-06-13
DR0P s.OOO FEET INrO RIVER.
~. i.auls Aesunaut ant Pil0t raken
Prem MlssIssippl IN Meter Beat.

wen MtsataAlppl ~ MoAor MoAt'
ST l.OUIs. Juns ~ J. D. Wooster LAM
bert % this city. who has just taken up
aerOnautiCs ~ a sport, dropped with a
balloon from a height Of 5000 feet into
the Mississippi River AZ Baden. North St.
Louis. to-day He was making his maiden
balloon trip IN the Ts.OOO cubic foot -.
Louis. Nos. Of the Aero Club Of 81. Louis.
Lambert and 3. Louis Won Phul. the pilot,
were both rescued In a motor boat. The
balloon was also saved.
The pair left the Aero Club grounds Al
o.SO A. NJ and in two hours travelled only
about eight miles on account Of the calm
In the upper air To seek air currents
they rose TO an altitude Of 5000 feet. but
could no, got away from the Mississippi
River. over which they lowered for an
hour
When they desired 10 descend the rip
and valve cords were found to be en-
tangled and Il was not safe 10 use either.
Il was necessary to allow the balloon 10
drop Of itself. and the fall was not checked
until within 300 feet Of the river
The basket with Won Phul In Il struck
the water hard. hut was held up by the
Ras in the bag Lambert was perched In
the rigging. Lambert says that he will
ascend again the latter part of this week.
The sun., 1910-06-13
NAN AND GIRL DIE TOGETHER
WSntreal COatraeGSV and Adopted Daagh.
ter Leap Prem VleISrla BrlaGe.

MoNTREAL. June IA man and q
woman jumped to-day from tho centre
Of tho Victoria Bridge into the swift
current siKty feet below and we're drowned
together The man was Albert EEnouRh.
a contractor and builder. resident AZ
- Lambert. on the other aide Of the
river from Montreal. and the woman was
his adopted daughter, Enid.
The two left home early THE morning.
Later they were noticed by the bridge
electrician sitting on the bFidgs In ear
nest conversation. The girl AZ times
seemed 10 be sEpnatulating with the man.
but finally they seemed 70 reach an under
standing.
The man ross. climbed the railing of
the bridge and plunged into the raging
current beneath A minute afterward
tho girl followed him. The girl sank
a. once and was not seen again. EAhough
rose 90 the surface. but after swimming
a short distance disappeared. The bodies
have not vet been recovered