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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-12
Yesterdays RESULTS.
nichmond, 4, Petersburg, i.
Dnnyille, 3, ROnnoke, o.
Lynchburg, y Norfolk, .. eleven
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
ESPECIAL to The rimes- pispatch /

lSpeCldi 10 Inc lllIleS-plBDHlCU.I
Petersburg, Va. July 1.-THE Rich
mond team made Its first appearance
In this city to-day, and greatly to
the disappointment of the fans took
the first or the series by a score OF
4 to L. Both teams played good ball
and with the exception of a dumb
play by Petersburg. in the eighth In
Ming not the semblance OF an error
was made by either side.
Vail and Nerhout were in the box
for their respective teams. and TO-,
five innings Vail had the Colts at his
mercy, but in the sixth they caught
on to him, and In the last four innings
OF the game they hit him for three
Dagger. two two-ba ggers. and four
singles. Workout pitched god stead
ball Keeping his hits well scattered
throughout the game. and in Only
the fourth inning was Petersburg abio
TO make over one hit an inning.
Petersburg made the trst and het
only run in the third inning. when
with two men out. Bowen singled anu
started 10 steal second. Messit threw
wildly and Bowen came home on the
throw.
Richmond started her run getting
and took the lead In the sixth when
Verbout singled. went to third on
rrvingis single and both yerbout and
irvine scored on Bakers long priv.
m deep centre. Again In the nintf
The Colts added two more runs 10 thei'
score on Nerbouts two hagger, ~ ~
ing's sacrifice, Bakers single ana " al.
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WILL ENTERTAIN VISITORS.
EMembers of Richmond Council t" Get
RoynI Recep{ion in, Bnltimore.
Especial to .The-.E lines plSpalcn,
VI .S--.o Nh In1u-1 MANY OF

I Especial to .ghe..I ss-plspalcn, ,bo
Baltimore, Md. July rll.--Many OF ''.e
,Baltimore City Councilmen are spend :
E1ne sleepless nights looking forward 70
the great baseball game with the Rich,
1nond City Council. which will be playeo
har oriole Park on the afternoon OF july
y2s. The committee in charge IS Dusty
iorranging 10 entertain the visitors
One of the entertainments which WIZ
sbe provided for the visiting councli,
lI,nan will be an automobile trip around
nhe city. About forty visitors are eX-
,pected to come in the Richmond dele
tEation. including the Mayor OF that
Icity. On sunday the visitors will be
icarried down the river on the iceooat
fIatrobe.
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MUST NOT srRlr FOR FIGHT.
Youthful noxer. Get Warn
Ing III IOliSc STt.
[Special to The tmes-Dlspatcn.l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Norfolk. Va IVY hanors y Norfa ak
ran box w With gloves, but they must not
strip for the event, as Is the isinn to OF
J,MSfe simmons, in the POLICE Court.
this morning when Th sbasse s If bsIns
ne nromoter, finasmuch as he fur
nshsd the sl eyss 81 for and ne Costs esntes'
39'd ippstica simmons lectured Lam Lack
ma aa1 ten years of age, one of the par.
ticipants. but the other nnr one, sa9wh as
The tigh, occurred Saturday In the
vacant lot behind the ~ academy sss m ,6 OF
enthusiasm and noise, and on investl..
eating, found Lackman and "Jacke y,
stripped in true ring fashion. and
Lackman was Just getting TO his rect
after being foored by stiff uppeIcut
The boys We're using gloves loaned by
Stapleton. ''Jackey" scaled fence
and escaped. stapleton and sam Lack
man were arrested.
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WITH the locals. and made four hi's'
one home run. The score;
Total. ..,aa san Totals - . !. = .
Gated TOT UIIhsteHu

score by innings. oonoo,2ioE,
Chicago ....-....'t. .'.'.''''''''s oIo o o IS
New York ............,:,,,..- - Ftsurteti
r,Ianuh,rns PANELS Wolter. Chase tlo'
Cree SrssN' Roach. Quinn ~. Two-bass hits
Daniels Gardner Parent Thres-eass h hi,s-
tpusr nv n. niaIs stolen bases-Cree. Dan
s s. Roach pa chase Voter Left on bases
Chicago. ! New York, s Frs. ease on sd
rors-Chicago, l. Double playsI DIN, = nd
chase: Mullen and Blackpurne. Struck out. :,
By omstead, I; BY Quinn, q; oy sn ,,i. 4
Base on balls-of olmstead, !: on ,sa'n Wa a
| Ht nv pitcher-By Olmstead (Roachp. " ~ ~.
nti,,ch.olmstead Hits-Of Olmstead 10 IN
innings; off smith. in innings, = M
! plres. Dinsen and Connolly. Time -'9-'
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Norfolk Signs Arthur Evans.

ISpeclaI 70 The Illness Dispatch1
bynchburg. Va, July I1.-Arthur
Evans, formerly with Norfolk and
Lynchburg, who once had trial with
the Chicago Cubs, was signed to-day
by Norfolk to help out at first and be-
hind the bat, Evans has been playing
ball on local amateur team this sum
mer. having been given trial in the
spring by the locals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-12
BUGS HIT ANDRADA,
WIN FR0MROANOkE
Mayberry Pitches Great Ball and
Gets Excellent Sup
port.
rs,ac,a,to The Times-Dispatch.

panviiie, va, july il.By hitting An
drada in the early stages OF the game
Danville won the first game OF the Sc
ries with Roanoke. shutting the vlsl-
tors cIs out by the score OF 5 to Q, here,
his afternoon Mayberry who pitched
for Danville, was in excellent cond IL.
with only four hits. He was given
excellent support by his team, Neither
pitcher gave a base on balls me
game was marked by some stellar
catches by both teams Mana snad for baek
talk The score,
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ALL RUNS SCORED IN FIRST

Cincinnati, Ohio, July ll.-Brooklyn
defeated Cincinnati, : to l. to-day. The
vic,ors' runs We're scored in the first
inning, when Mitchell muffed fly,
while men were on second and third.
Cincinnati's lone run was made on two
singles, and doc-le il the iirst. Ber-
gen caught siN Cincinnati men. trying
TO steal The score:
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TOWN LOT GAME

Philadelphia, Pa, July 11.-Phiadel-
phia and Detroit played a regular town
lot game to-day, the former winning
by 9 to s. Each team used four pitch
ers and the only one that was effec
tive was Stroud. who was taken out
after one inning to send in a substi-
tute batsman The score:
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PHILADELPHIA
Detroit.
Totals ..s5 1926 "A Totals ..s7 "a q Is
.Batted for Ililian in sixth
tBatted for stroud in seventh
fBatted for Summers IN nintn.
~, - ,yban winning run scored.

1.-TWO out ,Wnen sWlHHlAe = 49, 49,
Score by lnnings: -:
D Dstiot. nbi, 01lO4O1o2 30
summary: Rmns-D. Jones, Bush, Cobb,
Moriar,, oLsay c 39nas t2 s'm BnSer
Davis, THOMAS. Morgan. Two-base hits
oLsary Jones cobb Three con, h Hits
of Kiliian, I In innings; off Stroud.
in inning off summers, 2 inis innings;
off willetts in inning; OF morgan, %, IN
6 innings (none out In SEVENTH; on atKi ms
/ in is inning: off Dygert. in l-s IN
ninsss on Coonbs. 3 In 1-s innings, stolen
bases-Bush Moriarity (2), T. Jones, p
Jones. Sacrifice hu-Morgan Double PLAYS
Bush and I, Jones; stanage and Morlarlty'
Thomas and Barry Left on bases-pet1oi,'
IS; Philadelphia S, Base on balls--Off. XII.
lan, 2; off Summers, 3; off Morgan. Z; or
Atkins, 2; off Dygert, o. off Coombs, j FIRST
base on errors-Detrolt, 1; Philadelphia. !.
Hit by pitcfer-By Morgan ct Jones1.
Struck out-By Stroud, 2; by Summers, 2;
by Wil!etts, /; by Morgan, 9; by Atkins. !;
by Dygert, I; by Coombs, |. Passed ball
| Stanage, Wild ptches-Morgan. Killian.
Time, 2,62. EMPIRES, Perrine and Egan,
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MISS Turtle defends title.

Atlanta, Ca, July ll,-Miss Turtle.
If Rrooklyn, n Y, successfully de-
Tended her title of Southern ladies'
tennis champion to-day BY defeating
Miss sullivan, of Birmingham, Ala, in
the play-off in the championship singles
won the opening set to 3; Miss Sulli-
van captured the second set, to 4, and
the third set went to Miss Turtle, Z to
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KNOCKED OUT IN FIRST

washington, D. c., July 1l.-Wash-
ineton drove Spade from the box In the
hrst inning to-day. scoring enough
runs to win easily from st, Louis. 3
to 2. Ray finished the game In good
stvle. Groom was q puzzle, allowing
three scattered hits, the visitors two
runs being gifts, The score:
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pl,ilatlclnl,ia.
I,lttshurG.
Totals ...sl s27lt 3 Totals ..,iS 20 q #.

-Battcd for Adams in nth. :,
Score by innings: X,
pttfaaaIshia .,,,...O 8 oO3S o 0 9--ls
SUMMARY: Runs-ritus Knabe t2l, Bates
(aj, Nagee C3l. Grant ca, Bransheld 90,
DooIan. Doom 90. McQuien Two-base MI
Titus Three-base hits-Bransheld ~,
stolen bases-Byrne Leach, Clarke. DoupIe
olays--Wagner, McKechnie and Hyatt; Doc
ian and knabe. First base balls-Off lel-
heid i: OFT Powell. ,; OFF Webb, 2; off Nc
CULLEN 4. Hit by pitched ballaBy Adat n.
Adsms .: by Powell !. Passed balls-Gtb-
SON, Doom. First base on errors-pittsours,
n, Philadelphia. 3. Left on bases-Pittsbufs
Us, Philadelphia, 3. Hits-On Leiheid N
| . inning.; off Adams. in innisiss; on
| Powell /. in i inning of Webb, in y
| innings: off White. . in 2-5 inning Time, 1850
| Umpires Rigler and Emslie
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New Pitcher for Dnnville.

T,51JVCIsfT ~
Danville, Va, July 11-Danvllle has
signed another pitcher, who nails IRON,
the North, having pitched in the New
York State League. His name Is Sc
well. and he comes highly recommend
ed He will probably make Yaluap Is
addition TO the Red Sox pitching stan
which Is going strongly now.
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Brooklyn.
Totals .2s 81 l2 Totals ...ss s27l1 /
Burns in the eichth.

Score by innings X
Cincinnati .......,.-..........-.l 90 ouo VI
iBrooklyn Observation-Disclosures Q 0 o o o.
summary: Runs HobNzel, Dalton, Wheat.
1woIbasc hits-Wheat, Paskert Hits-On
Burns, in s innings; off Beebe. in In
ming Sacrifice hits-Daubert, Hoblitzel. Sto-
len bases oblitzel, Mitchell. Double play
Burns, Egan, Hoblitzel. Left on bases
Brooklyn. s; Cincinnati, S. Base on balls
Off Scanlon. 3: of Burns. . struck out-By
Scanlon 2: BY Burns. 81 by Beebe. /. Time.
200 EMPIRES, Klein and Kane.
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Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
vel and Meyers starred with timely
Totals ..32 se7lA 2 Totals ..ai S "a 10
.Rat,ed for Crandal in ninth.

c,h sGo,e y .n"'" o2lo1 oo.--i
Nav yor,. o0001 o o 1 o.
Summary: Runs-Evers. Schultz. chance.
Chance, Devlin. Richie, Myers. Sacrifice MT
Devore. stolen bases-Tinker. schuite.
Double .Iay--Tinker Evers and chance Lett
nm bnses-Chicago G; New York, I. First
base on balls.-Off Richie, .; of Crandall, :.
FIRST base on errors-chicaso. 2; New York
l. struck out-By Richie. tMerkie, DeV'in'
snodrrassD; by Crandall. 2 Overs. Archer(.
TINE l:5p Umpres O'Day and Brennan
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HAVE ON BATTING CLOTHES

New York, July 1.-THE New York
Americans had on their batting clothes
to-day, and easily defeated Chicago. S
to A., knooklng out Olmstead in six
innings, Captain Chase again played
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Dloomer Girls Defeat Enfield.

! - tSpccfuf -. - !. .-
Enfield, n. c. July 1.-THE Western
Bloomer Girls defeated Enfield to-day
before large crowd, IL to 8. The
features of the game were the pitching
OF Maud Nelson and the batting ana
Ia se-runninE of Hattie kiall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-12
WINNING STREAK BROKEN

Chicago, Ill. July 11.-Ricale check
ed New Yorls's winning streak to-day.
and Chicago. by pounding Crandall at
opportune times, won, to 2. and kept
New York from going into first place
in the pennant race. Chance. Bird
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-12
BOSTON SERRORS
COST TWO GAMES
Cleveland Americans Win Dot
ble-Header From Third
Place Team.
ARELLANEs is SUSPENDED
Losing Pitcher Gets Indefinite
Leave From President
! of Club.
ARELLAnEs is SUSPENDED

Boston, Mass July 11.-Boston's err
rors allowed Cleveland to win dou-
BILE header to day the first game os
a s to 4 score. and the second BY 8
to /. After he had figured IN losing
the second contest, Pitcher Areilanes
was suspended indefinitely by Presi-
dent Taylor, of the Boston club The
score
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lotdIs '''o- :" - - = : - - - -
Slated for Chambers in seventh inning.
tBatted for Raleigh in eighth inning.
Score by innings: X
Boston % O1o231o2-s
chy. Evans. Mowrey, Hauser. Collins. Miller,
Abbattiehio Beck, Graham t2) Getz, Cur
It's, Frock Two base hi's-Graham Collins
or Three Sc hit--Mowrey. Home run
Hauser Sacrifice hits-Shean, Graham, Abb
battichio Double piay-Huggins, Mowrey,
Konetchy Hit by pitched ball-By Gordon
-(Collins) Base on bals-On curtis, 2; on
Burke. /; off Backman 1; off Frock, 4: off
Corridor, 2 Struck out-By Curtis. l. by
Corridor. /; by Raleigh, 1; by Burke. /: By
innings; Oft Frock, in 1-3 innings; off
Brown, in . innings; off Burke, in 2-3
inning; off Gordon. in innings; off
inning: off tBackman, In ! inning Left
on bases-St. Louis, s; Boston. II. Time 2:3l.
Umpires. Johnstone and Eason.
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Norfoip .2ooo0ooooo o-2
summary Two base hits-Howedell
and A. Smith. Three base hits-W Dol.
inns and jackson. Sacrifice hits-Levy'
lHeIler, Howedel Murdoch and Jack
son. Sacrifice hy-Woolums Stolen
bases-Rowe and Busch. Left on bases
l--Lynchburg, S. Norfolk, s. Double
Enlays-H owedell. Heller and Woolums
tI213 busch. Bonner and Evans. Struck
lout-oy Brandon, s; by Vance, 4. Bases
ion halls-off Brandon, 8; off Vance. 2,
Hit by pitched ball,.by Brand9 on .
MIA Umpire. Mr.. Westervelt.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...as eu7l Totals 80 5gT

Score By innings: F.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 00o01oOc-i
Summary; Runs-Niles, Graney, Laloie.
Speaker. Two-base hlt--speaker Three base
hit-Easterly, Sacrifice h,s-Engle. Turner.
stolen base-Stovall. Double play-Eas;erly
and Laioe. Left on bases-Cleveland $.
Boston, {, First base on balis-Of Hardness,
a of Arellanes. /. First base on errors
Cleveland /. Boston, /. Struck oui-f3y
AreIlanes s.. by HarpEess. s. Time. l;ie.
Umpire, Evans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-12
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
at Wilson: Wilson-Rocky Mount
AT At Fayetteville Goldsboro, /; Fay
etteyille, (siX innings, rain0.
At Raleigh: Wilmington. 2; Raleigh
Game Ends In Tie.

Tspecial to The Times Dispatch,l
Fayetteville, N, c., July ll,-The
Hirhianders had an off day to-day In
the field and allowed Goldshoro, to
Sam back strong in the fifth, filled
the bases and tied the score. Rain
ended the game In the seventh inning
Score. =, =, :.
H5a,,ntt s,il,a O o OO10'-1 2
Ratteries: Merchant and Dailyey
Bowie and Calvin, Umpire, Hender-
son.
Easy Victory for Raleigh.
3rSnectal to The Times ispatHb,
Raieigh, N. O., Jply 1l.-In q one
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EIGHT PITCHERS USED

st. Louis. Mo. July l1.-Boston won
to-day's game from St. Louis. to 6.
Bresnahan used nearly all the pitchers
ON his stan The score:
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sided game. cinched by Raleigh in
the third inning with I'VE runs. WI
mington was defeated this afternoon.
score R. II. z.
wilmington ....1oooo1ooo-2 s S
RaleIgh 025Ioo00s--S 8 D
Batteries: Brooks. Stoehr and Gill
more; Jobson and Mccormack.
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Summary: Runs-Hooker. CASTOR, Laugh
lin (2), Priest stolen bases-Hooker, Laugh
lin priest Callahan Gran for CASTOR In
SIXTH, sacrifice hit-Priest. Two-base hit
Hooker. Left on bases-Roanoke, 3; Dan
vile struck out-By Andrada, {; by
Navberry. 4 Time OF game, lao. Umpire.
Harry Mace Attendance. GOO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-12
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT Atlanta: First game--Atlanta, 8:
Rirmingham, O. Second game--Atlan-
Ia, i; Birmingham. (seven innings.
by agreement.
Al Memphis: Mobile, !; Memphis. Z.
vile, O.. a.
Chattanooga, l.
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Richmond.

Richmond o o o o 2 . o 2-i
Summary Two-hase hits-Baker ..
| Burke Booe. Verbout- Three-baEe
interchangeable Double plays-Mes-
| sit and Langraff. Bowen and Kirk
patrick Base on balis-Vail l. Yer
! bout ,. struck out--Vail 8. Verbout l.
/ Time OF game, / hour and fifty min
| utes. 1Jmpires-Davis and Pender. At
| tendance 1000,
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Day in the Big Leagues
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis. 2; Washington, s.
Detroit. S: Philadelphia. o.
Chicago, i New York. s.
Cleveland. 8; Boston, 4 (hrst gane).
Cleveland, 8; Boston. (second
game).
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st. Louis.
Washingto


summary: Runs-Mllan ~. Lellveit,
schaefer, Gessleh, Hartzell, Wallace Two
s5essler. Htts-of Spade. 4 in la innings
'sacrihce fly-schaefer. Sacrifice h1ts--Leii-
.velt Unglaub. Mcbride, stolen bases.Leli-
Welt (2l, w. Kilifer CD, Newman, Milan
Left on Washington, 4 st. Louis. 3.
Base on bals-Of Groom 3. off Spade. !;
off Ray 6. Yrst base on errors-St, LOUIS
i struck out--By Groom. 2: by Ray. z
Time 40. Umpire. O'Loughlin.
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summary; Runs-Turner %. LaJole, Ban,
Perring Engle t2,. speaker (2l. Two base
hit--Lajoie. Threc-base hts-Perr!ns, Gard
nor Double play--karger and Stahi. Lett
on bases-Cievcland. 4; Boston, 5. First base
ON balls-Om Karger, ?; off Joss, = First
base on erro.s-Cleveland, l. Hit BY pitcher
BY joss tkarserJ. struck out-By JOSS q,
by Karger S. Time, iAi. Umpire. Evans.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Play To-Day.

Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Boston
Chicago at New York
! st. Louis at Washing ton.
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rIl,sT GAME.
Boston.
Totals ia $ q IL 2 Totals ..,8s

Ran for Bernls in ninth.
tBatted Tor Kleinow in ninth.
1Batted for. Karger In ninth.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-12
Senator Claims Idaho will Brook
No interference

Washington, D. c., March s.
Hereafter Idaho will brook no OPP
position from the forestry service
OF the United States on school sec
tions within the forest reservations
Of that state. Hepburn made this
announcement while the agricultu-
raj appropriation bill was under
discussion in the senate today. He
was speaking of the right of the
government to include school sec
tons in its supervision of reserva-
ton areas and in this connection
Smoot raised the point that ma
tional authority was supreme if
the land was not surveyed. Smoot
said that when the forestry service
had cut timber on unsurveyed Sec
tions it had turned over to the
state Is per cent of the proceeds.
"That," responded Hepburn,
1 sounds like a chapter from the iif-
OF Dick Tnrnin. who, when be
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-12
New Bridge for X. v.

M. P. De Wolf was around town
Thursday getting the business men
and others to sign petition
requesting Major Kurtz. toe U. S.
N. engineer stationed at Washing
ton, D. c., to allow new railroad
bridge to be built across the Koote-
mai river at this place without the
drawbridge on its Kootenai valley
branch, Mr.. De VOLTS only inter
est in the matter was for the good
of the community.
The present bridge has draw,
but the Herald is informed that il
has never been used, except possibly
once or twice when it was first
built. The present bridge has been
considered unsafe for a number OF
years and the Great Northern Rail
road company are contemplating
erecting a new one this summer
1t will also be necessary for the
company to do some expensive re
pair work on this branch before
another winter. During the past
month one could walk to Porthil
and beat the X. V. train.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-12
HEPBURN ON FOREST RESERVES

found his victim stranded by his
depredations, would give them
enough of their own money to buy
breakfast"
He went on to say that the re-
cent administration of the forest
reservations had been regardless of
law. Hepburn said thai the state
of Idaho authorities had instituted
him that if they are disturbed by
the forestry they will invoke the
aid of the state constabulary. Hev-
burn charged the foresters with &C.
cepting bounty money from states
for killing predatory wild animals
although this was part of their
duty.
The Idaho senator went into de-
tails In describing instances in
which settlers bad been evicted
from their homes within the reser-
walton for no other reason he said
than that the foresters wanted to
use them for their improvements.
Salt Lake Underware at prices
to suit every body. Mems Shop.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-12
HOME TALENT.
Thursday Night in I. 0. 0. F. Hall.
Catholic Dramatic Club.

Next Thursday evening, March
II, is the play, the Scout of the
Philippines" given by the Catho'
lie Dramatic Club. There will be
dance after the show, making
the occasion delightful one from
beginning to end. This play is
good for the old as we'll as the
young and every one should take
advantage of seeing it. Mrs. Elliott
and Mrs. Bolieu are spending much
of their time in making this sue
cess, so let each person come and
help. The reserve seats are now
on sale at the lone Candy store.
Prices so, 35 and % cents. The
name of each person in the play is
as follows:
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Charles Crawford, the Scout of the Philip
pines. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Irwin Bush
Leslie Crawford, his uncle. james Murphy
Warren Biglow-A Spaniard under an as
sumei name ............... Reuben Boileau
Tom Bascom--A renegade Americsn.... 80.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Charles Zimmerman
sebastian Comedian unlucKy creature
fleeing from mstrimony Harold Morrill,
Cloudy-A colored pusson, who came from
the States with the Crawford family.
Observation-Disclosures. Lawrence Mccoy
Dietrich Bierbubbellspitz-A German hemp
grower. Observation-Disclosures. Phil Pratt
Leary-~An importation. Claude O'Callahan
Aguinaldo~-The Malay insurgent
.fTeQ NhuSlOH
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From Missouri

Brother John Snyder "Ye Old
Time StenographeI" at the lumber
company's office who took hlr de-
parture on a leave of absence for
just thirty days on FEB. 5, last for
Missouri, his old home. From The
fact that you always have got to
show John, everyone would know
Missouri was his native state. His
nany friends including the young
ladies began to get very anxious as
to Johns wherea bouts aud were
considering writing the chief OF
police at st. Louis for information
as John did not let any one
hear from him and ne as due 10
go to work again Monday morning
March z. But John was at his
desk Monday morning at the usual
hour just as though he had casual
ly come across the river from his
simmer residence.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-12
Death of R.,nald w. Rartz.

Ronald w. Bartz died last Sat.
urday morning, March 5, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Trombley
Ronald was only IS years old and
had just arrived from Minneapolis,
Mimi, the day before. He was the
son of w. F. and Della Bartz OF
Minneapolis, and a brother Of H,
j. Bartz of this place.
Funeral was held Tuesday in the
Catholic church, Rev. Father Kel-
ley officiating. The services were
largely attended.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-03-12
Your Last Week.

At the regular meeting of the To-
cal option forces on Thursday eve
ming. it was decided to keep the
two petitions, one al the lone candy
store aud the other in the office OF
Hawkins & Leslie, until Saturday
March 10. If there are any who
have not signed the petition and
wish to, he or she can call at either
place and put their names Oh the
petition.