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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-08-18

Eugene l. Whitney. Boise Idaho.
Democratic.
2. Y. Bailey. Caldwell. Idaho
Simon G. Bixler, Hepburn Idaho.
STATE AUDITOR.
Republican.
Stephen y. Taylor, Boomers Ferry.
Idaho.
Democratic.
Egbert w. Jones. Boise. Idaho
STATE TREASURER.
o. v. Allen, Boise, Idaho.
Charles Tasl Il 4; HASTINGS. Lewiston. Idaho.
Democratic.
Joseph 4. Carruth, BlacSfoot, Idaho.
Lneins C. Rice, ST. Anthony, Idaho
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Republican.
Daniel c. McDougall, Malad Idaho.
John T. Morrison. Boise, idaho
Democratic.
Frank l. Moore. Moscow. Idaho.
SuPERiNT ENDENT or PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION.
Republican.
Hubert H. Barton. Occur d'Alene, Ida
S. Belle Chamberlain, Boise. Idaho
Robert G. Egbers, Occur d'Alene, Ida
no.
s Margar (, keenan Nq se, I Iasho
Democratic.
James IL Frazier. Occur d'Alene. Ida
Gertrude f. Noble, Boise Idaho
INSPECTOR or MINES.
Republican.
Robert n. Bell, Weiser Idaho.
h. Gushing Moore, Wallace. Idaho.
Democratic.
Jay "A. Czizik Boise Idaho.
George A. Lambrix. Boise Idaho.
JUDGE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Republican.
Edgar C Steele. Moscow, idaho
Democratic
Daniel Needham. Lewiston. Idaho.
STATE SENATOR.
Republican.
Jacob l.. EckeFt, Cottonwood, Idaho.
Gustayus ]. Wright, White Bird. Ida
Democratic.
James Surrldge Harpster. Idaho
STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
Republican.
John II. Addison, Grangevilel. IDAHO.
John +. Eimers Grangeville. Idaho.
Charles II Mcdonald. Grangeyille. Ida
Herman H.. NuxoiI. Cottonwood. Ida
Jacob Sites. sites. Idaho
Democratic.
William H. Cassidy, Grangeville. Idaho.
Herbert NJ. Moore, Clearwater. Idaho.
Ernest 4. Parker. Cottonwood. Idaho.
George W. stephens, Grangeville. Ida
- COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
FIRST DISTRICT.
Republican.
Edward b. Meeher, kooslSia. Idaho.
Democratic.
Thomas J. Harrison. Clearwater. Ida
no.
Nathaniel b Pettibone Sites. Idaho.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Republican.
John ". Crea, Denver, Idaho
Democratic.
William N, Schiller Cottonwood Ida
no.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
TFif8D DISTRICT
Republican.
James j. Remington. White Bird, Ida
no.
John ~ Rice, White Hlrd Idaho
Democratic.
John ~ Cochran. Garfield. Idaho.
CLERK or DISTRICT COURT.
Republican.
Il. NJ. Harris. Girangevllle Idaho.
Mortimer p Martin, GrangeYilie. Ida
1 ho
/ Democratic.
Jerome A. Bradbury, Gfangegille Ida
no.
Malcolm @. Rambo. Crangeviiie. Idaho.
James b. White, Grangevilie, Idaho.
SHERIFF.
Republican.
William q. Brown, Grangeviile. Idaho
Charles r. Brown. Mt. Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATioN-isoL
ED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

Department OF the Interior. U. s. Land
Office, Iewitson, Idaho August IL,
1910.
Notice is hereby given that, as direct
ed By tile Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, under the provisions of the
Act o. Congress approved June %, 1906
(3f Stats, 517), we win offer at public
sale 10 tine highest itier, at 10 o'clock
a. m. on the 20tm day OF September
next, at this alfiee, tine following tract
Of land SCI sWl section s, Town
ship rs North, Range East, Boise
Meridian. (Serial 03ll4}
ANY persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are advised to file
their claims Objections on or before
the time designated for sale
7. a. BARTLETT, Register
als-s15 Il. G. BAsBOR, Receiver
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATloN-Iso
Ed TRACT.

FUbNTN LAND SALE.
Department OF the Interior u. s. Land
Office. Lewiston. Idaho. August Is,
1910.
Notice Is hereby given that. as direct
ed by the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office. under the provisions of the
Act OF Congress approved June "a. 1906
81 Stats. SID, we win offer at public
aa' = On e the 18Th day 81 Gloen
next. al this office, the following tract
Of land; SW44 NEA. Section 8. Town
shin rs North, Range / East Boise Mer
idian. {Serial NO 081S0)
Any person claiming adversely the
above described lands are advised to file
their claims or objections on or before
the time designated for sale.
T. FL BARTLETT. Register
a1Ss15 Il. G. BARBOR. Receiver.
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I hereby announce my candidacy
for the legislature. subject to the ac-
ton Of the republican voters a. the
primaries August 50ih.
JOHN p. EIMERS.
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NOTICE OF PRI-
MARY ELECTION

Notice is hereby given. that on Tues
day, August Both, 1910. a Primary Elecr
ton will be held at the regular polling
place Gas shereinaiter more specifically
designated) IN each election precinct OF
Idaho County, Idaho, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for members OF
Congress-, State, District and County Of
forth; which Primary Election win be
t lnna open until o'clock IN the even
ing Of the same day.
The regular polling places OF the seV-
srai election precincts OF said county
are as follows:
Grangeville No, Hunt building.
Grangeville NO Court House.
Grangeville NC. She Armory.
Gram eville No. I'll o. o. +. hall.
Fairvlew-School house District No. ..
Newsone--Newsom Greek house.
ClearWaLer--S9 h0ol house
Stites---I. O. d. IT, hall
Stuart--SchoOl house.
WOodland--School house
Denver--School house.
Harpster-w School house.
Dewey--H0tel
Glover-Putmanls store.
C0ttonw00d--I. q. .. Il. nall.
Westlake-ToWn hall
Lake-Schooi house
Northumberland house
Slate Creek--Schooi house.
Pollock School house
Golf Levander house.
John Dayss-Ifarry Southard building.
Na0renoa-School house.
Deer Creek Wyatt school house.
TAhoe-Schopi house.
QEogrande, Hokenson.s store
GFeencreek School house.
warns Springs -Burgdorf hotel
sYarren-School house.
kamlah--shawss Ferry
Big Butte--L o. o. r. hall.
Marshall Lake--Deputy Mining Record
forks School house
Ioseph-School house.
Concord--Old post office building.
Mxie~C Cameron bnilding'
Bsrenar School house.
Mt Idaho-Old court house.
White Bird-Hill'a hall.
Harris Ridge-Sphool house.
Ten Mile-Golden postoffice.
The candidates for Congress-. State.
Dzstrict and County offices, as shown
Secretary OF State. and by the nominal
too bapers on file In this office are as
follows:
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Republican.
Burton L. French, Moscow Idaho.
Thomas +. Hamer. 81. Anthony ldano
Bartlett Sinclair. Rathdram Idaho
Democratic
Arthur NJ. Bowen. HALEY. Idaho
John L. Seawell. Payette, Idaho.
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT.
Republican.
Isaac N. Sullivan, HALEY. Idaho
Democratic.
James l. Mecioar, Occur dfAiene Ida
GOVERNOR.
Republican.
James H. Brady. Isaeatelio idaBo
Paul Fia@StonH, IiaRstlnn IdHil.
George W Fletcher, EDise. Idaho.
Bernard r Oxen Wallace. Idaho
Democratic.
James III. lIaWioy. Boise. Idaho,
John G. Rice, Caldwell Idaho
LiEuTENAfaT- GOVERNOR.
Republican.
A6eIbert Al Alvord. Nez Perez, Idaho.
"A. 3D. I.naaA Meadows. Idaho,
Alien MIiieA Glenn Ferry. Idaho.
TAwis Hi Sweeiser, 8Ariey. Idaho.
Democratic.
H6Eaf J. Hunter, Albion. Idaho.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Republican.
WaEfred l.. Clifford. Lewiston. Idaho
names Wesley Holden, Idaho Fails
byron r. Hyatt, Boise. Idaho.
w9Hzaard White. Boise. Idaho.
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FOR CORONER.

will be candidate for Coroner of
Idaho county on the republican ticket
at the primary election August 80,
1910.
RUSSELL TRUITT,
Cottonwood, Idaho.
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Henry A. Randall Grangeyiile. Idaho
Frank Vanpeventer. Grangeville. Ida
Democratic.
Larkin II. kerlee, Grangeville Idaho
Jonn Oyermnn, Grangevtlle. Idaho
Marion W.. Williams, Grangeville, Ida
COUNTY TREASURER.
Republican.
Frank 5. Rice. Grangeville. idaho.
Democratic.
Idaho.
PROBATE JUDGE.
Republican.
j. Il. Jaques, Grangeville Idaho.
Democratic.
James DeIIaven, Grangeville, Idaho
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
Republican.
Percy Nj. Granville. Grangeville Idaho
Democratic.
Elta M Arnold. Grangeville. Idaho.
John b. Carter, Grangeville, Idaho
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
Republican.
ralph Telcher, Grangeville. Idaho.
Democratic.
John v. Nash, Cottonwood Idaho.
CORONER.
Republican.
Il. b. Blake, Keuterville. Idaho
i'usssh ruiz 6e mosaonwood. Idaho
Edward $. Hancock. Cottonwood. Ida
Joseph Mcciaskey. Cottonwood. Idaho.
SURVEYOR.
Republican.
Il. Clifford Spedden, Grangeville, Idaho
Democratic.
....... .......... ...-...............
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Republican.
Jesse M. Gilmore. Grangeville Idaho.
Democratic.
Charles w. Greenough Grangeville.
Idaho.
Edward M. Griffith. Grangeville. Ida
hi
Lycurgus Vineyard. Grangeivlle. Idaho
Dated this 9th day of August. A. d.
1910.
j. L OVERMAN
County Auditor.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho.
August 16, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Jennie
Nj. Pitt, of Joseph, Idaho, who. on
March 16, 1909, made Homestead En-
try, No. 02417. for VIZ SWA, Sec
SO, and Eh SEA, Sec. 81, Township
30 North, Range / West. Boise Merid-
ian, has filed notice Of intention to
make Final Communication Proof. to es
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before j. e. Jaques. u. s..
Commissioner, at Grangeville, Idaho,
on the LIST day of October. 1910.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
t. p. Watson. Chart Pit, Dan Hill,
all of Joseph, Idaho, Forest Wines,
of Cottonwood, Idaho.
alss22 T. H. BARTLETT. Register
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STATE LAND SALE
IDAHO COUNTY.

i Sie rs hereby s s On FTa sem1er
a Court
GTangeyile Idaho ~ ~
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CRAWFORD PEACHES FoR SALE

Those desiring peaches, / viii sell
the Crawford peach at 10 cents. ex-
press prepaid. Money to accompany
order
AL Mcdonald,
2t-S-11 Charleston, Wash,
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0 sale o Of 5
FROM eofs
0
&
Iandc Commissioner
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IDAHO STATE TIMBER SALE.

Notice Gangevile
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no Eel the news-eet The .lIobe.
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POLITICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

c. T MCDONALD
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Gime 2ufomptibe ais 9cufmal

Sn ser often Staot Canterbury
in England lit Dor Surgeon am Sllbe
Ser normdnniiden Manerll Elm etgen-
ntiges 0enfmol erridtet morben.
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auf eriten iiibli6en gilenbabn, scr
Strede BON Canterbury rad @Dite-
table, i'm W1ai 1880 ben crlten 53llg
beforoerte, murbe I'M Original ouf
Elm 9ioeital geiett linn ols 3enfnlal
fir ibren Grbouer Stepbenion su
oienen. IlS Shllt Qegen Sic llnbil-
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beionoeren netterfeiten Mnitrid) Der
ieben moroen. Sir Mae, Die iiA fir
Die gntmidelung ser 9nmpilofolno-
tioe intereiiiren, bietet oas Moltumcnt
mandes 2ebrreide. Cylinder ulo
Sdieberbiidie itno betlen Der moEer-
nen 2ofomotipe nod 3iemli6 abntid,.
Die GDlinoer baben, nod vSient.
an.", einen 0urdmteiier BON 25 Gert-
tilnetern BET ei1lein &ol6enbilb ppit
40 Gentimetern. Der 0urGlnefier
Ser &aoer betragt t,20 Mefer. Ser
&eiiel lit orei Meter lang uno hot
einen 0urdmeIIer BON / Dieter.
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Gbtcogo at beeebel1. Ser Moun en-
belt I'M Sabre 1899 ieit giirger=
re6t unb muroe I'M Sutti 1910 in
Stolien nit leiner gegeniuGrtieen
8ottin oetrout. 4ls sic 6rolt ein-
trof, ergob Die dr5tlide ll1lteril1=
dung, oob iie an Der ols Sradoma
%befonnten 4ugenfronfbeit leiSet,
moroufbtn lie bon Ser SunOung
nltsgel6lolien muroe. De3 &eiteren
miro gemeloet, oaB bos Cirponoe=
rltngsamt in oieier %Au5peiinlg nod
Ser @nti6eiounq zines 9u1Oe5ridj-
terS in &Dooe Sslono perfubr, uno
ooB Elm be5iiglider SAT- sur Belt
Dor Dem 8unoesobergeriebte ibp1ebt.
Scum lei ieood in @olbinqron ein
6%rontlpefiel eingetreten unO e5 lei
Die Inorbnung ergangell> in alen
lol6en 5oaen oie Jrotert su5ulalien,
bis Oos Sbergeridt cine enbgiiltie
&c @ntI 6eibung abgegeben bdbell
miro.
l1nbegreifli6 eri6eint, uie jcller
Hbooe Sslonber 93idter 5u lelner
gntideioune eefommen tit. @ire
oie Srage nell, 10 fonntc pielleidst
ein beiollOers Observation-Disclosures @opi
Die @orte oes @eiebes: oSe0e s5rau,
nelde ielbit fraft ser beitebenhen
8eiese noturoliiiert perben fonr.
te. oabin oeutett ooB Ote Gron
CUR 3eit Ser Seirot flint Sabre inl
2onoe gepeien iein unb olen i%oriti.
gen 4nforoerunge1 Ser @inlpanoe.
r~lutesgeiete @eniige Ieilten mitB.
Neodbem ieoo6 oas @eies lit ser
borliegenoen Saiiung iett So Sabren
6eltebt uno in Der gan5ell 3eit bte
betreffenoe Steae, mie oe!det, dls
nur 0olien enemies, 1lllr uausidn.
oiide Seinoe" ousidlie6enb ecoet,.
tet uno gebqtobabt iporoen lit, laBt
iif fir cine onbere 2(uSlegltltg
nidt ser Sd)atten elmer 8erefti.
guttg mebr finoen; gan5 obecieDen
oapolL ooB iolde an0erlueitige, oie
Srou pom Monne, bic Mutter ron
ber &inoern trennenoe Auslegulg
bDQig 1tnoereinbar lit NIT Dem offelt-
barren uno m%erfonnten 3tued oes
@eIebes: Die rationale, ltaatsre6tli.
de nlro tatla6li6e ginbeit Ser So.
mile gu nabren.
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%geoenfen. Die ein5elren N(6idnitte
oes 8uds bonoeln namtlid Dor
benz uSorif uto ben Softer Der Sc
bensfiibrung", BON oen p8re'ien
Der ON Weiiten gebraadten @e9en
itdnoe uno ser Gertellerung Ser See
bensfiibrun9" BON Der urepnbl'fo-
niiden Seridmenoung4 BON uGoa-
non ltnb Dem Gannonisnut5", BON
Ser uSeroffentli6ung be. Cant
pagne=9eitrage~, bon u8rdii0e1h
Suft uno ieiner Amtsfii6rung" :
BON ser nSonoels5Wforinc", pom
u&prporotionen ltno Ir6ett" uno
bon mondem moeren. GieIe Sn-
baltsangoben bilben ein gauges Ero-
gramn, mon fam iid aus ibrtell
einen 5ien1lid floren 9egritf Dpll
Dem SeIo5uesplon Ser Gemofrotell
fir Die fommet0e &ongreBmaDl
MAIDEN.
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~Bekanntmacbung fir Stsusr.
Zdbler.
Manor's Office. /. Sl1nl

Mapor's Office /. Sltui 1910.
Sit uebereinitimn1itne init Den
Sroinan5en Ser Stobt Sai Intonio
miro hermit iebe Berion, Jirnla,
Seil6aberidaft uno &orporation,
Die an l.. Gage oes Surf 1910
gigentum innerbaIb ser @ren3en Ser
Staot Son Intonio eiene.c ooer
fontro1ierte, oas Ser 9elteueruna
uliterliegt, oooon benadrid)tiet, oa5
Die Bidder beg itdotiiden Niieiiors
fir Die angobe bon gigentum 5ur
9elteuerung iett geoffnet iina uro
oaB ale Die @enannten BON Seitcn
Ser Stabt eriudt meroen, Bis gum en-
item Gage beg September 1910 ibr
@igertum fir Die 9eiteuerirre OIL
5ugeben.
Mapur Gellagsau,
atteitiert: Wobor.
Sreb. Sries, StootcIerf.
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S1OO yeIpbnunu. 500.

9ie SeIer Dtefer Settun9 tperpen iid
freuer, gu erfabren, oaB es tpenigite.,s
cine gefiir6tete &ranfbeit eiebt. nel6e
Die 8iienidaft in al ibren Stufen gu
beilen imfta1loe lit; SaT &atarrbs&ur
it Die ein8ise iebt Der dr8tliben grioer<
l6aft befanrte p%oiitibe &lr. &atorrb err
forbert als cine &onititutionsfransEe:t
cine fonititntioneue gebanblurs. Sails
@atarrbzarr nirb innerli9 eenommen
unb fpirft brett altf bas 8hlf unb Bic
lbleimigen OberflGden BEG @btems BOZ
bnrd Die @runbloge Ser &ranfbeit GER
itDrenb 1nb Dem 8otier1ten &raft gebeno,
illbem tie Die &onititution beg &6rpers
allfba1lt urlO Der Natur gu ibrem @erfe
6iIft. Sic @igentiimer baben 10 bieI Ser
tranen 8n ibren 5eilfrdften. baR fie 100
9onars 8elobnung fir ieben San an
bieten, ben tie 5u firieren berfeblen. 2ost
@n6 eine 2tite bon 3eu9nifien fommerl.
Man aoreIiiere:
s. S. gbenen& 60, SoGebo, 9 /.
@erfanft bon alien Ipotbefen, 75c.
Sails SamilienegiIen iinb Die beitell.
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Sobn $. Bolton, offentIidjer Gc.
tar. @run6eigentlm. @aeltt fin
Beniionsnnipride. 8immer 8, ct.
Surnes 9oteI, 0ft-Soufton gtrabe.
Seioe EeIepbone $50.
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IS gibt 2eute, Die Dem 4dto-
mobiliport 8par feinen @ei6mad
obgeDinnen fonnen, aber @eutt.
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gc6en ant Ganamn. Gana[

er5euet MiaIorio, peId)e Sauienoer
2eioen llllo SOB bradtc. 9(6cr Gle.
trio 8itters perfeblte llie, Mialario-
2eioe1 ST. fnrieren. @m. 81. Sret,
melt bon 2uconia, q. g., i1reibt:
u0rei 6lolden filrierten mid bon
einet1 iGlueren Mlifan bon Malorio
uno erfrelle i5 Mid ieitoeni Ser BE.
Iten @eIulobeit." so Cts. @arantieri
bon oIlen 9rnggi1telt.
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Gin tapfcrcr sulbat.

S6erit (oer loeben eillen lurger
s8ortrag iibcr Die rubnrolle Ser,
gaatgenbeit Ser Nrlnee gebalteil 5ltllI
Befreiten): Sogen Sic nal, .ras
miiroen Sic TIM, penn Sic iest gar5
oilein ouf einer Bride reItcn, mo
BON 6eiOen Seiten Ser 6eitto oul
sic einoringt2
@efreitcr: % itei9e id galra ein-
fod) ob mo mleloe mir %gefangei;l
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5lar Dap.

Gin neues Sousreinigungsmittel
oas fein dsenoes 4lfaIi entbaIt.
Size Sberuin. 8iaiams Taint Gture,
fo1 Subcommittee Gtrabp.
Wn Der @rtife.)
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Die critic gicacl Ser @liificliafcit:

~U t1TIt ttBt Utl WIHH VIIHGrT ).
Der a0rper mltB geiuno ieilt. Shne
@eiltnobeit feline @liidieligfelt. GO
bolo Sic franf iito, mub 0os Snitem
iofort in Sromlng gebradt meroen'
9os berarmtc @lut mltB Na1rrng
erbolten uno sic trdee Girtulotien
muB beidleuniet iperoen. acun @it-
tel bot in ioIden 5dGlen e:nen 10
elan5enoen grfolgsouf5umeiien, iuie
5orni's @lpenfrdltter. SdiGcn sic
cine goltfarte an Or. 3eter 6obrnep
& Sons So, 1876 On. SoDne
ape., Chicago, 81, % Die Meoisin
in feiner Ipotbefe gu baben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18

u. Nurbmann, APO @oIiao 5trabe,
beioe SeIepbone, lit Der ein5ise Bia.
no-6abrifant, Der Bette Gtinltner uno
2eparierer. Sect lift Die 3eit Die
Bianos tpabreno 6es Sommers su
reparieren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
JOAN LOWERS HER
OWN MILE RECORD
Capt. ShaW's Mare Takes Fea-
ture at Lexington and Ne
gotiateS Fast Heat
[Assooiated Pressl

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 10.--Joan,
the property Of Captain David Shaw
of Cleveland, won the Pennsylvania
stakes, the $5O25 feature of the Grand
circuit races here today in straight
heats, in the first of which she broke
the worlds record for 4-year-old trot-
ting fillies, going the mile in 2:O5%,
half second better than her own rec
ord made at Columbus.
Grace, also owned by Captain Shaw,
won the championship stallion stakes,
worth $4402 to the winner.
w. e. d. Stokes. breeder of her sire,
Peter the Great, was awarded a $3.50
silver cup.
The 2:09 trot went to Soprano, Ed
ward and Joseph Madden's mare,
which won the last three heats.
Joan defeated the best field of the
year, including Dude Archdale and
Billie Burke McDevitt, in each heat,
held her in third place until the turn
into the stretch, and then sent her to
the front, and in each instance she
won with something to spare.
The Able, prohibitive favorite in
the Wilson stakes took the event in
StrdlSnL meats, making MS lWS1lh
straight victory for the season.
Twinkling Dan took the pacing divi-
sion of the Kentucky futurity, and
Betsy G took the 2:19 trot, both car
ried over from Saturday.
The Johnston stake went to Baron
Penn, who took the last three heats.
Driver Nottingham was fined $3.50
for not trying to win with Hailworthy
in the first heat of the Pennsylvania.
Results:
Kentucky futurlty, pacing, S20oo-Twink-
ling Dan. won; Leftwich second; Baroness
Evelyn. third. Best time. 2:10 IA.
2:19 trot S1OOO-Betsy g., won; Morning
Light, second; May Grace. third. Best
time. 2:14 IA.
Johnston stake, 2:24 trot, s2025-Baroness
Penn. won: Creighton. second; Decoration
third. Best time. 2:O9h.
Wilson stakes 2:2O pace. s2026-The
Able won; Rena Patch. second; Nellie Tenn
Pile, third Best time, 2:09%.
2:os trot. s1ooo-soprano, won; Brace Cir
die. second; Startle. third. Best time'
2:06h.
Transylvania stakes, $5o25-Joan. won In
three straight heats. Best time. 2:O5 "a
Dude Achdale, second; Willy, third.
Champion stallion stakes, S-year-old trot,
sSS04-Grace, won in two straight heats
Time 2:Os Ia Native Bell. second; Lulu
Arion third
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
.1O-ACT AMATEUR
BOUTS APPROVED
Legislation Committee Will Pre-
sent New Boxing Ordinance
to the Council Today

Ten-round amateur boxing contests
with seven-ounce gloves are to be per-
mitted in Los Angeles, according to
the prize fight ordinance the legisla-
ton committee will recommend to the
city council today.
After having been in committee for
more than a month, an agreement on
the matter was reached by Councilmen
Andrews and Betkouski, two members
of the legislation committee, and the
ordinance with changes will be pre-
sented to the council today.
AS first drafted, the ordinance pro-
vided for only four rounds ia each
contest, with eight-ounce gloves: But
Betkouski, who is a lover of the manly
art of self-defense and can hand out
a solar plexus or an uppercut of his
own when occasion demands, would
not agree to such short ones. AS long
as the bouts are strictly amateur,
Betkoush holds they should not be
limited so closely
The ordinance prohibits professional
boxing contests altogether and dis
tinguishes between professional and
amateur by limiting the reward fol-
the successful contestant to medal
or trophy of no greater value than $3.50
Frank Garbutt of the Los Angeles
Athletic club suggested that the Or
dinance require the medal be suitably
engraved, so it could not be traded
back to the dealer for money, but the
committee did not approve this sug-
gestion.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Three weeks from today and teams
in the Pacific Coast league will be off
on their last series of the 1910 pennant
race. Already all but two of the six
mines have been eliminated from the
strife, and now 1t Is up to Portland
and Oakland. The outside chance
held by the Seals is hardly worthy of
notice.
Judging from the last weeks results,
the Oaks appear to have very slightly
the better of the argument for this
week. Los Angeles hung 1t all over
San Francisco in their recent series,
and as the Oaks draw the Seals and
the Beavers the Angels, this throws
the shade toward Wolvertons men.
However, Portland can be depended
on to take care of Berry's old men, so
any little advantage the oaks have
can hardly win them the pennant. But
doping baseball is even rougher than
doping horses, so it's better to wait
until Sunday before getting too brash
with opinions.
There will be nothing doing here
this afternoon, as Sacramento Is mak-
ing the long jump from Portland and
cannot reach here until too late to
tackle Hogans hirelings before to-
morrow The Villagers have nothing
left to fight for save keeping Los An
geles in next to the cellar position,
and as Berry's squad is composed Of
nothing much in the line of first class
diamond material, Hogan should have
no trouble in cashing in for fourth
money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
ATHLETICS LOSE FIRST
OF PRACTICE SESSIONS
Picked Team Hangs 1t on Regu-
lars in Ten-Inning Dia-
mond Battle

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.--The 1910
baseball champions of the American
league, now that their league season
is over, will spend the week in keeping
on edge for the worlds series with the
Chicago National league champions,
which begins in this city next Mon
day. Today the regulars played their
first exhibition game with team COM
posed mostly of subs. Score:
Picked team 5, hits II, errors l.
Philadelphia Americans 4, hits 6, err
rors 6.
Ten innings.
Batteries-Morgan and Livingstone;
Dygert and Lapp Umpires, Stanton
and Deneen.
Beginning tomorrow hard practice
will begin when the champions play an
all-star aggregation picked from other
American league clubs.
This team will include Cobb, Detroit;
Speaker, Boston, and Milan, Washing
ton, outfielders; Lord, Chicago; Nc
Bridge and Elberfeld, Washington, and
Stahl, Boston, infielders; Walsh and
White, Chicago, and johnson, Wash
ington, pitchers; Sullivan, Chicago,
and Street and Ainsmith, Washington,
CatcherS.