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Virginia Of the
Air Lanes
Continued from page ~

never bothered about different kinds.
He couldn't be real uncle. Virginia
felt sure of that He might be a son
Of General Carson by a second wife.
He was the head of the family any
how. She must be satisfied with that.
OF his invention. save that ii was in
the mysterious shed. chosen because
of its remoteness and its unobstructed
beach. she really knew nothing. She
began to wonder now whether he
was worlds genius or only the
crude product of a country college,
with nothing to command second
glance except his sinewy erectness.
the pathetic yearning in his eyes and
the wonderful softness in his voice.
Uncle Theodore" suggested Vir-
ginia to Mrs. Stott. has invited us to
visit him. And. do you know. think
We'll go back with the captain If you
can overcome your aversion to the wa
ter"
"Will the bay be rough?" asked Mrs.
Stott as If confident that the captain
served out the weather.
Dead cam. ma am"
"Well 60" said Mrs. Stott.
The ladies hurriedly packed their
dunnage and embarked. They We're
gay party. Virginia was full of laugh
ter. Her color rose and her eyes dilat-
ed as they took the stream early
enough to let them through the new
canal into the lagoon by daylight.
do you see any signs of storm ?"
asked Mrs. Stott. noting his upward
glances.
mo, maam" he returned. "Ah was
just tryin' TO make out if Aid eve
seen that craft befo' aloft thah.'
The craft alluded to was a great sill
yer Condor. cleaning in the sun.
Virginia studied her absorbedly with
her field glasses.
Il think" said Virginia. that she's
the Roc. I'm sure of it,
Yes. ma'am." replied Harrod.
"She's lynn to- said the captain.
'Thah goes huh lift down."
why" asked Virginia wonderingly.
what can she want over there in the
woods?''
shes jist about owe yo' home.
am" said Harrod.
Virginia grew pale and. asking for
the glass. scanned the great aerostat
with the lowered lift. like a nexus, to
the ground.
Cant you go little faster?" said
she, laying down the binoculars.
"Aftah we clear Weeks bay" said
the captain.
Once clear Of the channel. they stood
for the south shore. the engines firing
in continuous explosion. Suddenly
with q little scream Virginia leaned
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cat to look upward past the awning.
In the water. instead Of bird or sail or
cloud, she had seen. coming up from
the depths under their rail, the Roc,
under full speed. her great engines
purring like tiger cats. her screws
shimmering. her giant hull a resplend.
ent bubble Of steel. Looking up, vir-
ginia saw her overhead and covered
back into the boat. for peering over
the rail and calling like an evil bird
was Silberberg.
"Shall All answer the hail. miss p
asked the captain.
MOI whispered Virginia. Take
no notice, beg Of you. captain"
The Roc swept on like meteor,
leaving the launch behind Virginia
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asked the captain If he supposed she
had been recognized
"Ah reckon not. MISS" said he. "Jist
chance meetin', All reckon. She's
come to. raght ove' the Inn" said the
captain.
Virginia sat under the middle of the
awning, quite In tremble. The boat
slowly threaded the shelly entrance to
the bayou and passed the wharf Of the
inn. The people on the quay were
craning their necks at the descent of
the passengers from the Roc.
Hurry. captain. hurry" urged vir-
ginia.
"Ah CANT ma'am." said he "Ah'll
hev to lie to a minute fob that boat
Neve' fear. miss; yo' all raght with
mev'
Here you see." said q voice from
the wharf, two soon to be discarded
modes Of navigation-the boat displac-
ing water and the aerostat floating In
the air upheld by gas The hydroplane
must replace the boat: the aeronef.
the aerostat l have made special
ty of this. know. The value Of
that cigar shaped craft up there as
junk. deducted from her present value.
is the measure of Mr.. Finley Shayne's
loss when our big show opens its
ticket wagon. Seest thou?"
I Virginia looked attentively at the
speaker, startled to hear her uncle's
name mentioned almost in his pres
ence. She saw youngsh man of
medium height. thin habit Of body and
long, thick hair. who was gazing. with
every appearance Of interest. not at
the airship, but at lady Of perhaps
twenty-seven years, short, plump. ad-
mirably gowned in a sort Of reduced
half mourning, with her jolly little
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Surveyor
(Republican)
+. Clifford Spedden, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Democratic)
Prosecuting Attorney
(Rap,,h1,,o,\

Prosecuting Attorney
(Republican)
Jesse NJ. Gilmore, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Democratic)
Charles W. Greenough, Grangeville
Idaho.
Edward NJ. Griffith, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Lycurgus Vineyard, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Dated this 9th day of August, A.
ID. 1910.
j. l. Overman,
IL County Auditor.
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(Democratic)
William H. Cassidy, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Herbert NJ. Moore, Clearwater,
Idaho.
Ernest L. Parker, Cottonwood,
Idaho.
George w. Stephens, Grangeville,
Idaho.
County Commissioner, First District
(Republican)
Edward b. Meeker, Kooskia, Idaho
(Democratic)
Thomas j. Harrison, Clearwater,
Idaho.
Nathaniel b. Pettibone, Sites.
Idaho.
County Commissioner, Second District
Republican,
John w. Crea, Denver, Idaho.
(Democratic)
William Nj. Schiller, Cottonwood,
Idaho.
County Commissioner, Third District.
(Republican)
James j. Remington, Whitebird,
Idaho.
John N. Rice, Whitebird, Idaho.
(Democratic)
John +. Cochran, Garfield, Idaho.
Clerk Of District Court
(Republican)
l.. Nj. Harris, Grangeville, Idaho.
Mortimer S. Martin, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Democratic
Jerome A. Bradbury, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Malcolm q. Rambo, Grangeville,
Idaho.
James b. White, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Sheriff
(Republican)
William G. Brown, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Charles +. Brown, Mt. Idaho, Idaho
Henry A. Randall, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Frank VanDeventer, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Democratic
Larkin H. Kerlee, Grangeville,
Idaho.
John l. Overman, Grangcville,
Idaho.
Marion w. Williams, Grangeville
County Treasurer
(Republican)
Frank S. Rice, Grangeville, Idaho
(Democratic)
James Marcelis Wilson, Grange
vile, Idaho.
Probate Judge
Republican,
}. f. Jaques, Grangeville, Idaho
(Democratic)
James DeHaven, Grangeville. Idaho
School Superintendent
(Republican)
Percy M. Granville, Grangeville
Idaho.
Democratic
Eta NJ. Arnold, Grangeville, Idaho
John B. Carter, Grangeville, Idaho
County Assessor
(Republican)
Ralph Telcher, Grangeville, Idaho
(Democratic)
John Y. Nash, Cottonwood, Idaho.
Coroner
(Republican)
H. B. Blake, Keuterville, Idaho.
Russell Truitt, Cottonwood, Idaho.
(Democratic)
Edward S. Hancock, Cottonwood,
Idaho.
Joseph McClaskey, Cottonwood,
Idaho.
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noiee w. Fletcher, Boise, Idaho.
Bernard F. O'Neil, Wallace, Idaho.
(Democratic)
James II. Hawley, Boise, Idaho.
John Z. Rice, Caldwell, Idaho,
Lieutenant Governor
(Republican)
Adelbert A. Alvord, Nez Perez
Idaho. oo'
a: =. Lucas, Meadows. Idaho
Allen Miller, Glenn's Ferry, Idaho.
Lewis II. Sweetser, Burley, Idaho.
(Democratic)
Edgar }. Hunter, Albion, Idaho
Secretary of State
(Republican)
Wilfred L. Clifford, Lewiston Idaho
James Wesley Holden, Idaho Falls,
Idaho. ''
Byron E. Hyatt, Boise, Idaho.
Willard White, Boise, Idaho.
Eugene L. Whitney, Boise, Idaho.
(Democratic)
y. V. Bailey, Caldwell, Idaho.
SIMON Z. Bixler, Hepburn, Idaho
State Auditor
(Republican)
Stephen ID. Taylor, Bonner's Ferry.
Idaho.
(Democratic)
Egbert w. Jones, Boise, Idaho.
State Treasurer
Republican,
.. Y. Allen, Boise, Idaho.
Charles a. Hastings, Lewiston.
Idaho.
John H. Myer, Boise, Idaho.
lDemocratic)
Joseph L. Carruth, Black foot.
Idaho.
Lucius c. Rice, St. Anthony, Idaho
Attorney General
(Republican)
Daniel {. McDougall, Malad.
Idaho.
John I. Morrison, Boise, Idaho.
Democratic
Frank L. Moore, Moscow, Idaho.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Republican,
Hurbert H. Barton, Occur d Alene,
Idaho.
$. Belle Chamberlain, Boise, Idaho.
Robert c. Egbers, Occur d Alene,
Idaho.
Margaret Keenan,, Nampa, Idaho
Grace NJ. Shepherd, Boise. Idaho.
(Democratic)
James H. Frazier, Occur d'Alene,
Idaho.
Gertrude F. Noble, Boise, Idaho.
Inspector of Mines
(Republican)
Robert n Bell, Weiser, Idaho.
f. Gushing Moore, Wallace, Idaho.
(Democratic)
Jay A. Czizik, Boise, Idaho.
George A. Lambrix, Boise Idaho.
Judge Second Judicial District
(Republican)
Edgar {. Steele, Moscow, Idaho.
(Democratic)
Daniel Needham, Lewiston, Idaho.
State Senator
(Republican)
Jadob L. Eckert, Cottonwood, Idaho
Gustavus j. Wright, Whitebird,
Idaho.
Democratic
James Surridge, Harpster, Idaho.
State Representative
(Republican)
John R. Adkison, Grangeville,
Idaho.
John P. Eimers, Grangeville, Idaho
Charles I. Mcdonald, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Herman H. NuXoll, Cottonwood,
Idaho.
Jacob Sites, Sites, Idaho
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I0IICtOF PRIMARY ELECTION

Notice ID HC'Ooy So"' 'noe vi
r.ssday. August 30, 1910, a primary
LECTION will be held at the regular
ling place Gas hereinafter more
tp~sc;fically designated) in each cleo
.ion nrecinct of Idaho County, Idaho,
Sy the purpose of nominating candi-
I.tes for members of Congress, State,
district and County offices, as herein
.fer more fully set forth; which pri-
msrv election will be open at 10
n,clock a. H., and will continue open
unt;l 8 o'clock in the evening Of the
same day.
The regular polling places Of the
several election precincts of said coun-
~ are as follows:
Grangeville No. 1, Hunt Building.
Grangeville No. 2, Court house.
Grangeville No. 3, Armory.
Grangeville No. 4, l. o. O. F. hall
Fairyiew, School house Dist. No. 6.
Newsome, Newsome Creek house.
Clearwater, school house.
Sites. |. O. o. F. hall.
Stuart, school house.
Woodland, school house.
Denver, school house.
Harpster, school house.
Dewey, hotel
Glover, Putman's store.
Cottonwood, l. o. O. f. hall.
Vu.l,lo +Owp hon
Lake, school house
Keuterville, school house.
Slate Creek, school house.
Pollock, school house.
Golf, Levander house.
John Days, Harry Southland build
ing.
Florence, school house.
Deer Greek, Wyatt school house.
Ferdinand, school house.
Tahoe, school house.
Orogrande, Hokenson's store.
Pleasant View, Caribel hall.
Greencreek, school house.
Warm Springs, Burgdorf hotel
Warren, school house.
Kamiah, Shaw's Ferry.
Big Butte, l. O. o. F. hall
Marshall Lake, Deputy Mining Re-
corder's office.
Forks, school house.
Joseph, school house.
Concord, old post Office building.
Dixie Cameron building.
Elk City, l. o. O. F. hall.
Lorena, school house.
Mt Idaho, old court house.
Whitebird, Hills hall.
Harris Ridge, school house.
Ten Mile, Golden post office.
The candidates for Congress, State,
District and County offices, as shown
by the certificate received from the
Secretary of State, and by the nomi-
nation papers on file in this office are
as follows:
Representative in Congress
(Republican)
Burton L. French, Moscow, Idaho.
Thomas r. Hamer, St. Anthony,
Idaho.
Bartlett Sinclair, Rathdrum, Idaho.
(Democratic)
Arthur M. Bowen, HALEY, Idaho.
John L. Seawell, Payette, Idaho.
Justice Supreme Court
(Republican)
Isaac N. Sullivan, HALEY, Idaho.
(Democratic)
James J.. McClear, Occur d Alene,
Idaho.
Governor
(Republican)
James H. Brady, Pocatello, Idaho.
Paul GLADSTONE, Clagstone, Idaho.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
ALUMNI WINS

In Friends School gym last night
the Alumni basketball team defeated
Friends q 10 -. The Alumni boys
played hard from the start, finishing
the first half with the long end of
3 to score.
As a preliminary game Friends sec
osd walloped Rookwood by the score
of 16 to II. The lineup:
Friends School. Alumni.
Derrick ...... forward ...- Baldwin
Matthews ......forward ...... Miller
Daley
Taylor ...-... centre ...-. Hughes
Ellison ....... defence ....... Burns
Short.
Whaler .... defence Winchester
summary: Field goals, Daley, B.;
Taylor, l. Derrick, 1 Baldwin, q:
Hughes, 3; Burns, 1; Miller, 1. Foul
goals, Hughes, 1. Daley, 2. Referee,
Saunders Timer, Lattimer.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

The ideal Christmas gift. watch.
S1.00 week. Mitchell. 9TH and Poplar >
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
Acadenl

summary hlelu goals, Ourrdn, -
Firth, 3; Warburton, ?; Phillips, L;
MCGOWAN, 1; Stewart, 1; Thornet. / /;
McGonegal. 3; referee, Scheing; tim
er, w Haley; scorer, Donovan.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
BR0WNSON And
MOOSE TONIGHT

After a weeks lay off the Brown
son basketball team will lineup to-
night against the Moose" team. of
Camden, N. J. This is the team which
several weeks ago defeated Brownson
lat Camden. in their opening game.
Revenge is the Brownson's war cry,
but it will require good work and
plenty of il for Brownson to take the
Moose" team by the horns. All the
local players are in splendid condi-
ton, the lay off of last week having
done them world of good Haney,
who has been out of the game for
some time with an injured hand, will
again be on the job, and there is
every reason to believe that in the
game tonight the team Will be seen
working better than at any time so
far this season.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

1000 pipes in cases, soc to SIS each.
Selak & Hoffman, 413 Market St.*
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
In THE WORLB OF BASEBALL

Ollie Pickering's batting eye is
slowly dimming. His output for the
past season was a percentage of .24l.
Fred Odwell is pretty near done as
a batsman. The former Red could
only soak 227 this year at Columbus.
Gavvy Cravath was surely there
mauled forty-one doubles. thirteen
triples and fourteen home runs-177
extra bases.
Gibing scoffers in New York are al
ready offering to bet real money that
If things don't break just right for
the Highlanders next summer Hal
Chase will quit and hike for the coast
on an early train.
Phil Lewis shortstOpped nicely i'm
the American Association. batted toll
erably we'll. showed up awfully on the
bases, stealing only nine sacks all
season.
Donohue. the fourth catcher of the
Athletics, is said to be a hold-out
| Probably he worked too hard during
! the season. especially during tho
worlds series, when he had to warn
up Dygert three afternoons in success
sion.
Olson, the shortstop of the Portland
/ (Oregon) team, is to get a trial will
the Cleveland club. and, it is alleged
will be made captain.
Hank Mathewson has signed will
the Oklahoma City team. This item
only gets into public print becaus
Hank happens to be a brother o
Christy.
Amos Rusie is working I'm a bottl
factory in Olney Amos helped t.
create the demand for his presen
source Of livelihood in days gone by
Kinsella, the pitcher who was give
a trial by Jack OConnor early in tn,
season. is not credited with a put on
during his brief career of ten game
in the American League. Waite
Manning of the Yankees had but on
in sixteen games
II is reported that n new infiel
star is dawning in the shape of on
Carl Oscar Carlson, who has been set
ting them afire in Arizona and goe
to the Cotton States League in thl
spring.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
FAIR ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS

A postponed meeting of the man
ayers of the New Castle County Fair
Association was held in the associa-
tions rooms at Fifth and Shiplay
streets yesterday Il was decided that
all bills contracted by the association
during the past summer would be set
tied within ten days.
Most of the members favor holding
the next fair in the first week Of Sep
tember, but It has not been definitely
announced as yet
Yesterdays election of officers re-
suited as follows: T. Atwood Weldin,
president; Frederick Brady, of Mid
dletown, vice-president, and l.. Scott
Townsend, secretary and treasurer.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
FODDER FOR
THE FIGHT FANS
Welsh Wins on Foul Over
DriSCOIl After Beating
Him Hard
MONAGHAN GETS
INTO LEMON CLASS

Jem Driscoll to-day is crushed in
spirit over his defeat at Cardiff last
night by Freddie Welsh, seemingly
having broken the heart of one Of
England's greatest fighters. Welsh's
victory places him in the front ranks
of the English lightweights, but it is
conceded that he is not not a worthy
foe for a number of the American
lightweights. The English fighters re-
member that Packey Mcfarland, the
Chicago lightweight, made a chopping
block OF Welsh before the National
Sporting Club in London. The re-
feree give Welsh a draw but every
English sporting writer at the ring
side admitted that Welsh was badly
beaten
In their scheduled 2O-round fight
last night, Welsh beat Driscoll to a
standstill and in the tenth round had
Driscoll hanging on. In one Of the
rounds, Driscoll repeatedly fouled
Welsh, and the referee stopped the
bout and give it to Welsh.
BOAiOn NBHl rams uttldltu lO-udg
I'm their opinion that Frank Klaus, of
Pittsburg. stands little show for mid
dloweight championship honors as
against Hugo Kelly, the Chicago slug
ger. whose fierce fighting last night
at the Boston Armory defeated Klaus
in swift 12-round fight. Klaus iabs
land infrequently and were not hard
enough when they did land.
Walter Monaghan, Jack Johnson s
white protege, is i'm the lemon class
to-day, and so is the champion, so far
as Pittsburg fight fans are concern
ed. The first package was handed the
mob that gathered at the Pittsburg
Labor Temple last night. when Mon
aghan played second fiddle TO George
Cotton in their six-rOund bout. Cot
ton let the Irishman have shade in
the first two rounds and then started
in TO whale the fight out OF him by
dropping him for the count Of nine in
the third The last round found Mon
Afghan hugging the negro to avoid be-
ing knocked out.
The second lemon materialized when
lii Artha" stood up TO announce his
plans" He swore he was never in
better shape and that as soon as any
body who has a chance challenges him
he will accept the def. He refused
to respond to a question from the ring
side. who has chance, Jack?'
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
CRESCENTS BEAT
OUT ACADEMY

At the West End Reading Room last
night the Crescents made a stronger
bid for first place i'm the West End
League by defeating the Academy
team by the score of % to IA. Nc
CONCEAL and Curran starred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
POULTRY CASES POSTPnNrn


The trial of the eighteen recsivs-.
1obbers Of live poultry under indictrns-. -si
conspiracy to create monopoly Was
poned yesterday by Judge Rosalsky in -
eral Sessions until the fall. The cor-.
served decision on a demurrer arrusa =
previous day by former District Arr. As
Jerome, counsel for the defence. ana
sistant District Attorney De Ford
Judge RossIsky reprimanded Jerorc.
critfcising Justice Golf. and De Fora -, y
duIged in a yelled attack upon Jsro.-.s-
policy as District Attorney in dealInr a.
what he termed big malefactors.~ ~
said:
THE real malefactors are the rscs...
and jobbers. who laid the foundatio, a.
the combination They are the big n,.sN
factors. This administration purpose :
prosecute the big fellows before IL s,-..
its attention 70 the little fellows-,hs 7vb,s.
saIers-who were forced by the reese.
and iobbers to combine in order tina. -.
agency of distribution might be controlJAs
You may iisapprove Of this cours. N.
Jerome, and I presume you do disapur,,
of IL. but we will prosecute the big rna,..
factors first
Jerome did not reply. and Judge Ro..,.
sky ordered adjournment until the r.cr,.
erv of Samuel Werner, one OF the defend.
ants and q material witness for the A.
fence, who is Ill with typhoid fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Francis Gribben to Sarah A Williamson
Benjamin NJ Gruenstein and ano to sahue'
Edward c Jacob to Yorkvile Bank sta soo
Amory Elliot. exr. to Mervyn Woih. s2,'o ~
LaWyers s. Ii,se ans ano trus. s22 500
Louis Bendick to Common~eai'h
With Realty and Construction Co to Louise
Morits L Ernst and ano to Emile Dog
Mary Van b vanderpoil. trus' to H'0'''
Brown~Weis. Realities to Henry "ooo-
rich, 81. O.. Rrown-
Julius Fleischmann ct al. exrs. 10 oo
Weiss Realities. $4,000. !, rt r. To
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trus' 90 :"
Lawyers Mortgage Co, $4,000 .,a
Charles F Bauerdorf to Title Guarantee "''U
United states Trust Co to John Harrison
and ano. trus. $4,000. ,. " pobt
American Mortgage CO 10 MATS
pauline B Lahn TO Osias Rosner. 81 800.
B Aymar Sands, trus, to Lincoln MOI 'sae
same to D Moran and ano. exrs'
Wilson NJ Powell TO Wilson NJ Po .eIa as
Same to Hazel B Sutton and ano. aohrs' an
interest of S1291S 49, - ,,r -,
Samuel NJ wood to Wilson NJ Powell an
Mnrv A Giasson to Wilson NJ Powell. an
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Prinsle
Carnegie Trust Co to Public Bank OF Ne"
Mary J d'Hauterive to Eliza S Kerno-
Frederick P Hummel to Frederick schuck'
S14e63. ee7.o
Caroline A Wilson to James
Edith B Waite to Mary E Taylor. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
SUMMER RENTALS.

The Lewis H. May Company has leased
al Far Rockaway. Long Island, for Miss
Sarah Gipson her cottage In Gipson Place
TO Joseph NJ. Bleyer for the season; for j.
Ezra Smith his cottage on Carlton ave-
nue. to Milton s. Loucheim for one year.
for Mrs Jennie H Weed her cottage on
Forest avenue to Maurice Schlussel for the
season: for j. Carl Schmick. receiver,
cottage on Mott avenue to Stella Schubach
for the season. Also, leased at Arverne.
Long Island. for Max Ernst his cottage on
Jerome avenue, to Morris Gross for the
season: for F. R. Smith his cottage on Je-
rome avenue, Arverne, Long Island, to
David Steckler for the season
Pease G. Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Nellie A Crow her country place, fronting
the Sound at Pine Island. Milton Point,
Rye, n. Y, TO Charles c. Deming for the
summer season.