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Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
herbert wilson
SUSTAINS INJURIES
IN FALL AT HOPE TUESDAY
MORNING
HEAVY FALL ON PAVEMENT
Accident Caused by Displacement of
Cork Lee-Unable 10 be at
Office

IL. r. Wilson, Democratic nomi.
nee for circuit clerk of this county
and recently appointed clerk to fill
ont the unexpired term of G. f.
Royston, deceased, sustained fall
in front Of the Barlow hotel in Hope
Tuesday morning in which he was
seriously injured,
When quite a small boy, Mr..
Wilson had both legs amputeted
and he has used one cork leg; this
slipped from It's position, causing
the stump Of his leg to come in vio-
lent contact with the pavement, re.
sulting in the bone being thrust
entirely through the growth of flesh
and his clothing
Mr.. Wilson was brought to his
home at Washington ON the noon
train, and the attending physician
says he is doing nicely.
AT the time of the accident Mr..
Wilson was enroute home from
Lewisyille, where he had attended
court as witness.
Mr. Wilson has been unable to
attend 10 his official duties since
the accident, and the Office is being
managed by his fa.her, 7. c. WI.
sob.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05

E. Z. Timberlake, carrier on R.
f. D. [, has been at DeAnn confined
to bed with fever since Sunday The
route is being supplied by L. A.
Timberlake.
Postofice Inspector Harper was
in the city several days this week.
W j, johnson spent Thursday
in Hope.
Mr., aud Mrs. Price of Deann were
shopping in town Tuesday.
Chas. N. Trimble, cashier Of the
Farmers Bank, lelt Monday fer
Baker Springs, for ten days out
ing His position is being filed
by John Trimble during his absence1
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
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Mrs. A. w. Morrow and Miss
Sallie Horton spent Tuesday in
Hope.
Mrs, L. N. Trimble left Wed
nesday for a visit to relatives in
Texarkana.
Miss Mabel Wilson returned last
Tuesday from a three days visit to
relatives at Yaney.
Miss Louise Wallace returned
Sunday from visit to relatives in
Nashville.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
Brock S Baby Bowel Balm

The kind that does net fail. It Is
Laxative, sodativel Digestive. Neu
traIizing, Aromatic n 4 highly
Antisfptic. in 10000 special tests,
not one failure or complaint. The
greatest record known. A 81 600
offer for a Prescription OF Formula
producing, under test, more cures
than Baby Balm. $500 offer for
a case of Bowel Infection in li'dren
that will not yield4 Baby Balm if
given under speei6d directions from
beginning PlaalfveryHhere,
sold everywhere. ~ 5oo.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Washington. Arkansas
4.4E99EE.t#9oFss.g.-3.4.ss l.,EE4g4

desire is every boy and girl have opportunity
to get al education.
OUR School offers you the opportunity and we you to
accept
OUR NOT only thorough and precca but very
plete
OUR the very Each well suited to the
work All teachers in the High School college graduates
OUR discipline is mild but frm Pupils encouraged to
make the very best Use Of their time.
OUR aim is to develop who able ge
cut Of life and be blessing to any home
OUR prices the lowest We help boys and girls
Of moderate
SEE OR ADDPEsS
z. w. McGOUGH, Principal.
@a@a%a@a~ zoe 9~a@ s*2a aee@a 10000 @oee
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05

we have he most complete line of TOILET Articles
IN the town Suited to your own Individual tastes.
Let usshow YOU
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09
Personal Mention.

q L. Vaughn made trip to Occur
d'Aene Tuesday.
Buy your school tablets at Relniger
Bros.
Chairman Trigg OF the board Of
county commissioners was in town
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Culp was home from
Coeur d'Alene the drst OF the week.
Miss Margaret Reed was over from
Occur d'Alene, the first Of the week.
Pen and pencil tablets for school
children, at Reiniger Bros.
Miss Grace Cook OF Ross visited
Rathdrum friends Sunday aud Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Curtis OF
Occur d'Alene were guests OF S. E
Fleming and family this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Philip Hattenburg
have moved to Spokane for the fall
and winter.
Wallace makes speciality Of ex-
terror work.
Mrs. r. H. Bates has moved into
Rathdrum from Twin lakes. to send
her son, Roy, to school.
Reinger Bros. have new line of
pen and pencil tablets.
Miss Buelah Klopf was the guest OF
Miss Eunice Krech at Spirit Lake
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ashley, Jr., OF
Occur d'Alene, spent Sunday in Rath.
drum.
Farm to rent-23 miles from Rath'
drum. Buggy for sale. Inquire Of
W. ]. Tucker. S9tf
Lowney's candies are better at The
Rathdrum Drug Co.'S.
Mrs. MAY Dyer has returned from
Spokane Bridge and reorened thu
dining room at her home here.
Mrs. VIM. Allbaugh returned t,
Spokane last Friday after a visi
with her sister, Mrs. q. L. Hoffman
Miss Minnie Farr has resumed
teaching at Post Falls, being assigned
10 the fourth grade OF The publ,
school there.
Miss Laurena Collins OF Spokan
visited with her cousins, Misses Bern,
aud Marjorie Bradbury, Sunday an,
Monday.
First class watch, clock and jewerl
repairing done by frst class watch
maker at The Rathdrum Drug Co.
hoy Papendick went to Rosalia
"dsn., last week to do some tele
paooe work. He expects to be gen
month or more.
deputy Sheriff D. r. Adams wa
10 town Monday while 10 this part q
Tue county summoning Jurors for th
district court.
MRS. G. W. Flemming visited wit
ner daughter, Mrs. Earl Brock a
spirit Lake last week, returnin
n'me Friday evening.
Mrs. F, H. Bradbury, son Georq
aod daughter Paula, left last Frida
,of months visit with her slste
MRS VIM. Hayes, residing at Greer
leaf, Oregon.
NJ. A. Burroughs was d visitor fro1
A.nol last Saturday. Mr.. Burrougt
'a'd " votes were cast at the primal
s'ec''on IN Athol precinct August 8
D. f. Bourn, one OF the judges
.ue primary took the ballots ar
.a''ey books OF Rathdrum precinct
.as county seat last Friday as pr,
Slded by law.
y Gaultney has traded his pla
1sa' Ramsey to his brother, and e
rs''s 70 leave 10 a few days +
al"ota, WASH. to reside in Il
MISS Edith Anderson, formerly
a'uef 10 the Rathdrum high schot
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

The Juvenile Bcs.onians with a
new line of musical numbers, an ex-
ceptionally fine scenic equipment
and number OF new faces and a
prominent New York success for a
vehicle. There are twenty tots in
the organization and every one is
trained to the minute and clever as
any grown up who ever trod the
boards. Mr.. ]. Cosgrove who is
managing the company declares
that the present aggregation is the
most talented he has ever presented.
Under the auspices Of the Rathdrum
band, Thursday, Sept. 18th. Prices
reserved 75c, admission SOC, children
Csc.
The band will play between the
acts as we'll as on the streets prior to
the performance.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

The Juvenile Bostonians will
appear for an engagement OF one
night at the opera house and will
play the famous metropolitan
success THE Ransom into which
has been interpolated the following
"whistling" songs: Texas Waltz
Me Till I'm Weary, Doctor
Brown, HAS Anybody Here re! been
Nancy, lust for Cir, e n. (,
Eyes, Cutie who Tied 'l. Your ne ne, ;
"Foolish Questions, We're only
Poor Weak Mortals After All ana
a host Of other songs never oeloie
heard in this city. This season Inc
Juveniles are bigger and oettef 'na''
ever and with the new faces anu
brand new array OF scenery 'he
attraction will be something 10 mar
vel at.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

The regular annual school elec-
ton Of Independent district No. 2
was held at the high school build
ing Tuesday afternoon. ]. A.
Siegloch and Frank O. Hill were
elected to succeed themselves as
trustees. The other members of
the board are A. o. Skinner, DIR.
F. Wenz, ]. E. Whitfield and
John Crenshaw.
Mrs. G. R. Klopf entertained
the Pythian Sisters of Rathdrum,
at her summer camp "Hermosa,"
Excelsior beach, Twin lakes,
Friday, Sept. and. AT p. m. an
elegant chicken dinner was served,
after which the guests visited the
camps OF w. H. Cleland, r. F
Dyer and E. G. Davies, also on
Excelsior beach. Those present
were: Mesdames HOLSTER, Sieg-
loch, A. w. Post, Hill, Davies,
Vanderpool, ]. w. Post, L. Cham
bard, Lapp, Cleland, Lyon, Shef-
field and klopf; misses Klopf, Hill,
Lyon, Siegloch and Culp; Mr.. R,
F. Dyer, and Masters Siegloch
and Lyon.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

visited friends here the ar>t J, !.
week Miss Anderson will teach IN
Occur d'Alene this term. :
A. Upright was In town from g.
Kane Tuesday on his way To p,ios,
lake by team. He was accomn o,aa
oy ms brother. Hugo. They WI,
look after mining and sawmill in
terests at their destination.
John LIE Cornu. chaplain Of Tho
washington state penitentiary A.
Walla Walla, is visiting his grand
daughter, Mrs. E. E. Baronett !,
Rathdrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Foster and
daughter Helen were 10 town Satur
day and Sunday from Occur d,A,ano
Inc guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo F.
Willhelmy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Paul arrived
last week for a ten days visit with
Mr.. Paul's parents who reside nm
hathdrum prairie. Mr., Paul former.
" lived here but has resided near
Moscow since last spring.
Mrs. M. A Walker announces tina,
ner fall and winter line OF millinery
Will be on display Saturday, the de.
partment being In the Russell block
facing on Mills street. A complete
line OF ladies' goods carried in con.
nection.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09
W. R. C. Picnic.

Thursday, September I, the
Woman's Relief Corps held
picnic on Mr.. Heitman's lawn,
which was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
The Rathdrum State band fur
nished music for the occaslon,s and
with the members of the local
corps escorted the visitors from
the train to the picnic grounds.
The following we're visitors from
Occur d. Alene: Mr. and Mrs
B. thinner, Mesdames. +. Ranso'
mer, S. Gentry, M. Guptel and U.
Jacobs. Those from Standpoint
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd, Mr..
and Mrs. Dale, Mr.. Reyes, Mes
danes Nelson, Farmin, Kitchen
and Ward.
A substantial dinner was served
Of which all partook. At 2 O'Clock
short program was rendered
consisting Of speaking and music
followed by an address by KEY
w. I. Thompson. At3:3o O'CLOCK
.be owners of several automobiles
took the visitors and members OF
the corps for ride, to view the
beautiful scenery on the pralrie.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09
loul Paragraphs.


= dance was given at the hall
last Saturday night. about th,rtv
couples attending.
DON'T forget to see and hear The
Juvenile Bostonians who annear
Al the opera house next Thursday
evening, under auspices Of the
Rathdrum State band.
school opened Tuesday with all
the teachers present. There are
a number of new students in the
nigh school, graduates from the
eighth grade last term.
Labor day passed quietly in
Kathdrum. A number Of people
took the day off to see Buffalo
Bills Wild West andPawnee Bill's
Far East shows in Spokane.
The Satchwell brothers have
been busy this week putting in the
stone foundation for L. E. Kirk.
patrlck's new concrete blacksmith
shop. Work on the shop will begin
in short time.
An electric storm visited this
section last Monday night with
loud peals Of thunder and heav,
doWnpour Of rain. The weather
has been cloudy since with 8
breeze blowing, and all the smoke
has been swept out Of the vale,
once more.
Cooks Geo. c. Hackney and A.
i. CASTOR wish to thank the mem.
bers of Company E, attending the
recent encampment, for the kind
ness shown them and the appreci.
alton displayed for their service.
during the fifteen days outing.
The Woman's Relief Corps de.
sire to thank the band boys for the
music, and the owners of the auto
mobiles for the ride given then
and their guests, in connection
with the picnic September /.
Rathdrum lodge No. 70, l. 0
0. F., last Friday night elected ]
A. Siegloch and c. w. Gull
representatives to the grand lodg
which convenes at Standpoint Oct
10. Geo. w. Anstine was chosel
district deputy grand master
| Mount Moriah encampment No
AZ elected F. L. Farnsworth an,
A. T. Castor, grand representa-
tives, and c. w. Culp, distric
deputy grand patriarch.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Go to Rathdrum Drug Co. for Vic.
tor Talking machines and supplies.
Trout are biting. Buy your fishing
tackle at the Rathdrum Drug Co.
For Sale.-$85. 90 will buy a 9x22
tt. portable photograph gallery on a
wagon In good condition. For par.
ticulars inquire Tribune Office.
Wood work needs renewing 10 the
spring. Paint is cheaper than new
wood work. Full line at the Rath,
drum Drug Co.
For all kinds of fresh meats call al
j. A. Seigloch's-Rathdrum Mea
company.
Home made sausages speciality a
Seigloch's. Ham, bacon and lard
fish and game In season.
For Sale-A good mich COW. In.
quire of Mrs Sarah Satchwell. ZIP
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

II have world of confidence In
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy for l
have used 1t with perfect success, !"
writes Mrs. M. l. Basford, Poolsville,
Md. For sale by all Druggists.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

Wilson R. Hnrd died at Post rams
Thursday of last week and was Durlea
here Monday, the funeral taxing
n,..e from the house and being 10
charge of Undertaken G r. hlop' u
,h,s place. Heart failure was VIZ
cause of death. Hnrd was al en.
n,nye in Knapp's store. He was o.
wears aid and leaves FANNY.
brother. E Hurd from Nor.hue'u'
MINI, attended the funeral.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09
No Trespassing.

Anyone Trespasslng or hunting on
my premises will be prosecuted to the
full extent Of the law,
~ AIS j. A. SIEGLoCH.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

II Bonner county the official coun'
gives the following total so's
a,arDor. Brady, 1886; O'Neil, 1861
GLADSTONE, es7, and Fletcher DID,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-09

The greatest flag in the world is the
Red, White and Blue.
The best -four in the country Is the
Red, White and Blue.
The best bread 10 the land is made
from the Red, White and Blue.
Every sack guaranteed. Two
straight cars have been received 10
the last ten days. For sale by L. A..
Larsen, Rathdrum. A26 4w
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-05-27

part address first future will pres
in this address.
S phase subject
nize is the delicate of all 1t is the legislative phase
that there difference between what mans
would allow him what he would be willing
compel by questions OF
legislation questions and often
tons entirely questions of conscience
Oyerworked Arguments
desire down truths that fundamental
question. the place. call aten-
three that oyerworked Every
n opposed sumptuary legislation.
years ago we convention n a
up sumptuary legislation that
in platform. said this PLATFORM I said
enough has been said about smpary legislation and
somebody define what by sumpuary legislation
before is in this platform time restriction is
for restraining the liquor traffic, opposed by
body sumptuary legislation They said commence
doing that the first thing viii be telling
how clothing he shall have (shoud have
much, but some).
soceys on Individual
time you talking about.
You tell what by it and will tell you whether
am in favor or not to say many
Of clothing wear, I al opposed
that shall how shall spend for cloth
ing am opposed to it, but am willing to pass any legislation
shall clothes the liquor
traffic l a define what he by sumptuary
legislation will tell him whether in of it
not hear him talk about personal liberty Did you ever
anybody talk liberty when talk about
liquor question? when tells he personal
liberty tell him write let what he
means by it. tell him that when man enters society he suenders
liberty the blessings society. My
friends that illustrate
argument n get
any but if he settled
community he public highway,
you have limit for the protection of
society Why they have limits automobiles sacred
they have been automobile when has had
slow because it city limits and there
sign than fifteen
miles an hour They often put limits on race horse If you
limit automobile why you attach
a speed limit o a rapid young
Limitation Personal Liberty
Personal Liberty-what do they by it? Does it
a las a anywhere, any time
quantity without asking anybody and regardless of the
everybody? that what means? If
with them believe that when asks for the right
drink he specifications he
that he desires drink reasonable quantities
conditions njure other people
Every
somebody else Not only there limitations
liberty, friends, forfeit his rights
forfeit his right liberty. We the a
penientiary forfeited his
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-05-27


anything yet country
will find the gaows and forfeit his right to life
society extnguish vital Not
and threatens your life and the circumstances are such %
believe he is apt to
YOU the will not punish
man can forfeit his right to life and man can torrent ms
right liberty his right life he under circumstances
extremes forfeit his right drink all he wants
right o lie abuses want the
specified 1 infringe
jusifable But / will give some
that think are justified
Rights of
you drinks to excess money
getting children family he
himself up liquor goes his home
hell tell Won that man has forfeited his right to drink and
society right interfere.
will give you another a under the pretense
defending establishing
saloon and running that is society
it in such that befouls the neghborhood
eopardizes the community I when insists not
the right drink but the right to drink in that saloon
and at all hours and under all circumstances he is asking for
way infringing
upon the right of others and he has no right to ask 1t and
ought not to get it. give these two Illustrations There
many I simply give them that
the talks liberty has something
to do than to get and talk about it. He must be pre-
black and white outline of what he
within the limits his personal liberty and then
decide whether has right invade
rights
The Majority Minority
proposition the question of
that the determine under
liquor shall That
believe the right the majority to rule and
that the majority right this subject
as on every other subject Wherever we have government there
power. Whenever government the
action from somebody somewhere And wherever
government authority either majority
the minority Now there question that proposition
There only which authority and
majority the other from
minority. many have drawn their
authority from the minority We have had unlimited arstocracy
where the king the of and asked nobody
limited aristocacy where the king
somebody what he might
then have had arstocacy where few would control and
would outweigh the voice of the
have had arstocaces based different foundations
first the aocracy birth People have ruled
they those kind aristocra
passing Then had arocraces that
based intelligence educational qualifications Then
had aristocacies qualifications
friends if that minority wanting to liquor
shall power outweigh the majority that do
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-05-27
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
Bryan ON Local Option

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Cmgsn g May Hak / % "a 70 @ cue
was e b y il e mic pd6
M Bryan tie lie frs art a re % o e ia RAJ and
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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
BURGLAR KILLED
BY FARM HANDS
Caught in Act of RObbing Doc
tors Home, Intruder Is
MOrtaIIy Wounded
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

REDDING, Aug. 27.-Caught in the
act Of robbing the farmhouse of DR..
c. H Reid at Portuguese Flat, two
miles north Of Lamoine, Francis Nc
Gowan was mortally wounded at noon
in gun fight with Herman Liebouer
and Arthur Ingle. employees of the
farm.
MCGOWAN. aged 80. died at 6 O'Clock
in the hospital at Lamoine, where
Ingle and Liebouer conveyed him after
the shooting.
Ingle and Liebouer. going TO the
house at noon. found MCGOWAN inside
helping himself TO articles of value.
he already had a revolver and Doctor
Reid's Knight Templsr sword, and re-
fused to Vscate. Ingle and Liebouer
went TO their own cabin. near by and
secured rifles. Going back to Doctor
Reid's home, they opened fire as Nc
Gowan threatened them. MCGOWAN s
weapon did not so of. The farmhands
planted a bullet in McGowan's abdomen
and his leg. and he dropped helpless
10 the floor.
The two hitched UP a wa gon and
conveyed the burglar TO the hospital
at Lamoine. 10 miles away.
MCGOWAN said he was travelling south
from South Bend. Wash. and had just
arrived in the vicinity of Lamoine.
Ingle and Liebouer have not been ar
rested and there viii probably be no
prosecution. They are steady, law
abiding citizens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Big RANCHES CUT
TO SMALL TRACTS
San Joaquin County Lands SUBJ
divided and Will Be Sold
as Such
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON. Aug. 26.-Two large San
Joaquin county ranches have changed
hands and will be subdivided and sold
in small tracts. One was the Garden
hire ranch, near Pennington, which
comprises 1,0SO acres, and the other
was the Furnish ranch of $40 acres. 10
Gated near Forest lake in the northern
section of the county.
DR.. Ellis Harbert OF this city sold
the Gardenhire ranch, having bought
the land several days ago from ID. A.
Guernsey, to a firm known as Smith
& Sweet. The recorded sale price was
S59,040. 1t is reported that DIR. Har-
bert cleaned up $4,000 on the deal
1t is understood water is to be brought
70 the land through the Oakdale irri-
cation system.
The Furnish ranch was sold to a. J.
Jarmuth of Seattle for $44. 500. The
seller was W. J. Furnish of Matilda,
Ore. whose father was one of the pio-
neers of northern San Joaquin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
LATE COAST SHIPPING NEWS
ISeeeiaL Dispoteh 10 The Call

ASTORIA, Aug. 27.-Norwegian steamer Tri-
color arrived this morning from Union bay. 1t
viii take II 900 feet of lumber at the Hammond
lumber companys plant and complete its cargo
at an up river mill.
Schooner Alvena sailed Friday evening for
San Pedro with q cargo Of lumber loaded at
Stella.
Steam schooner Casco arrived this morning
from Fort Bragg with cargo of bark and pig
iron.
Steam schooner Hoquiam arrived this morning
from san Francisco with cargo including q
quantity of asphaltum.
Steam schooner Capistrano arrived down the
river this morning and sailed for Grays Hsrbor
to load lumber.
Steamer Golden Gate arrived from Tillamook
with a cargo of dairy products.
Gasoline schooner Oshkosh arrived today from
Tillamook with general cargo.
Steamer Sue II. Elmore arrived last evening
from TillamoOk with a cargo and passengers.
Tug George R. Vosburg arrived this morning
from Nehalem with the barge Nehalem In tow.
II viii load railroad iron for the return trip.
British steamer Glenlee arrived down the river
this afternoon with a cargo of lumber for North
China.
Steamer klamath sailed this afternoon for San
Francisco with cargo of lumber.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
SLEEPING HERDER
KILLED BY Thug
COIusa Man Is Struck on the
Head by an Unknown
Marauder
[ Special Dispatch TO The Calll

COLUSA, Aug. 27.-Officers here have
been asked to investigate an attempt to
assassinate Joe Nolan, a sheep herder
at a local lodging house Thursday
night. News of the assault became
known today. Nolan retired early and
was sleeping soundly when someone
struck him over the head, evidently
intending to kill him. Whoever it
was made his escape. Nolan regal 4 d
consciousness the next morning SUM
ciently to tell his story, but the mat
ter was kept quiet until today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
WINTER CARNIVAL
PROMISED TRUCKEE
Event This Year Is to Surpass
All Previous Efforts for
Sport
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

TRUCKEE, Aug. 27.-Besides being a
famous summer resort Truckee is ia st
becoming a center of winter sports.
Plans have been under way for some
time for the annual winter carnival to
be held here this winter and it is prom
ised that it will eclipse any ever held
in America, outside of Canada. II. III.
Smith, president of the Truckee sport
ing club, has leased a tract on the
mountain side near here, and gangs of
men are now at work putting the to-
boggan slide in condition to receive the
snow this fall that will make it a per-
feet course for skating and skiing.