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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30
Local News Items.

Read, CndlllS.
For binder twine and all kinds
of farm machinery and repairs
call on VIM. Buster.
Teachers examination was
held in Challis last week. Five
teachers took the examination.
For Sale. Pure bred single
comb white Leghorn chickens. -
Mrs. M. Nordstrom, May, Idaho.
Mcdonald, who was arrested
for setting timber fires at Forney
was turned loose, as sufficient
evidence could not be obtained.
Friends of DR.. Lynn and wife
arrived last Friday evening in
an auto. from Toronto, Canada,
and departed the following day
for Portland, Oregon.
County Commissioner George
A. Ellis is still very sick at the
Challis hospital, but shows some
indications of improvement at
this time.
The stork left bouncing boy
at the home of Attorney J.J. and
Mrs. McFadden yesterday. Joe
says he is Democrat all right.
HALEY News Miner.
Mrs. Abbie Brinkhoff of Mad
ison, Wis, and son arrived III
Challis last week. Mrs. Brink
hoff has been engaged to teach
school al Ellis. the school com
mencing on Sept. u.
Albert Blume last week lost a
stack Of hay containing about Is
tons of timothy and clover. He
is of the opinion that the hay
was set On fire by tramps or by
some one who had a grudge. Il
is heavy loss to Mr.. Blume.
Moses Storer, aged 86 or 81,
committed suicide at Benner's
Stanley, on Aug. 27, by shooting
himself through the head with {
six shooter. When found he had
his watch open his hand timeine
the hour when he would pull the
trigger of the gun.
Remember and vote for frs
and second choice today or else
your vote where there are three
or more candidates for the same
) Office will not count. Wher'
there are one or two candidate:
for the same Office you must onl.
vote for first choice.
Governor Brady was tenderet
t a most t1attering ovation a
Grangeville last Monday night
The demonstration made wa
purely non n-political and Grange
ville's citizenship proved tha
. that they knew how to ID
things" The Governors tai
was on Idaho and her futur
greatness. Lack of space pre-
vents even a synopsis of hi
speech, but suffice to say that i
was one that went home to hi
vast audience and made him !;
: host of friends who will not for
get him this fall when they com
to express their preferences fo
J, chief executive Sentinel
d The whole country appears t
: be on fire on account of the Ion
dry season. There has been n
rain to speak of in this vicinit
r since last spring. Forest fire
:, are reported all over the North
t west and in several places in TIA
western portion of Custer coun
;. ty. The most damage so ia
done has been in the CGur d
Alene district, where sever;
towns have been destroyed b
timber fires, and the loss of lii
has been heavy. In Wallace
r where half the city has been d.
!, stroyed, mostly the resident po
Ii ton being DESTROYED, and th
: loss of life has been great, b.
S side the property loss in Walla(
. is estimated at one million do
n lars. Other towns in this di
- - trict have been completely wipe
out-St. Regis and Taft-whi
: the towns of Burke, Mullal
Murray and Wardner.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30
LEONARD PECK.

hereby announce myself candi-
date of the Republican Party for the
office of STATE REPRESENTATIV
subject to the will of the voters Of said
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30
j. NJ. HILL.

hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff, subject to
the will of the Republican party of
Custer county, as expressed at the
Primary Election to be held on August
30th, 1910.
". X. HUNTINGTON.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30

Lost Eagle Mining Company, Limited

business. Custer Custer County, Idaho
NOTCE-rhere is delinquent upon the following described
levied the m day of July 1910
opposite the respective share
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of Sheriff, subject to
the will of the Democratic party of
Custer county, as expressed at the
Primary Election to be held August
30th, 1910.
LEONARD PECK.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Assessor and En-
Oficio Tax Collector. subject to the
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30

party as expressed at the Primary to
be held on the 30th day Of Aug. 1910.
AWRENCE Z. GLENNON.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-30

W. X. HUNTINGTON.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
OAKS WIN FIRST CAME;
BEAVERS ANNEX SECOND
Morning Affair Goes Eleven In
nings to Final Defeat for
League Leaders

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-The
Oaks and Beavers broke even today.
Vean Gregg was in the box for Port
land this afternoon at Recreation
park and Oakland lost the second
game of the double-header, to 1.
Gregg allowed but five hits, struck out
eleven men and made 1t impossible for
the Oaklanders to play even a fair
game of ball. Harkins performed well
for his team, but they booted the ball
four times, and the run-getting was
the easiest part of the task for the
men from the north.
In one of the finest pitchers battles
seen this season at Freeman park,
Lively bested Steen after eleven in
nings of play and Oakland took the
game from Portland, 2 to l. For ten
innings neither team was ever in dam
ger of scoring In the first of the
eleventh Ryan, the first man up for
Portland, lifted the ball over right
field fence for a home run. In their
half Oakland scored two runs after
men had reached second and third.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
BURNS MAY QUIT RING
BECAUSE OF BUM KNEE

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 9.-As
result of injuries received in the Labor
day Lacrosse game between Vancouver
and New Westminster, Tommy Burns,
former heavyweight champion pugiltst
of the world, may retire from the ring
He is matched with Sam Langford for
a bout in London in December, the
winner to meet Jack Johnson later,
either in England or Australia, but it
is a question whether the Canadian will
ever be seen in the ring again.
During the game Monday Burns
strained a tendon in his right knee.
He did not pay any attention to the
injury at the time, but 1t steadily be-
came worse, and next morning he could
not move the injured leg. He called in
expert medical attendance, but the knee
had swollen and stiffened so that he
has difficulty in walking with the as
sistance of a cane. It win be two
months at the least before he will be
able to do any training.
"My left knee has been bad for
wears as a result of an injury but as
long as my right leg was good ! was
all right" said Burns. NOW the right
knee is gone. I will give II a trial, but
if it does not come around l am
through I have plenty OF money and
don't need to fight"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10

what
night Seals The
n tagged it,
applied the to with the
points
developed Ty Cobb optic
in to register
another riot to the sngess OF the
league epresden in not
all there the morning Berry big
blonde a club
a
all
sol
the best the Seals could find
the hveru
the Angels com did really
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
REAL DOUBLE HEADER ON
TAP AT CHUTES DIAMOND

The FIRST real double-header local fans
have hGa chance 60 take in this season
will be played at Chutes park this after
noon when the Angels and Seals will
battle in two games-and all for the
price Of one. Hen Berry has strong
hopes of repeating yesterdays perform
ance and taking both numbers from the
visitors, but Capt. Mohler says It will be
just the other way around, and the
Seals will decorate both scores with
their presence.
According to the schedule the irst
game will begin at LAS and the second
fifteen minutes after its termination.
There Is also double session slated for
tomorrow. but It will be of the regular
variety, the first half taking place at
Vernon in the morning and the rest in
the afternoon at Chutes. Monday after
noon the final game of the Seals-Angels
series will be played at Chutes, and as
an added attraction the two fastest men
on Berry's payroll will compete in a
hundred-yard dash against the fleetest
MOhler can produce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
CITY ELECTRICs

'otals ...434 ~ 407 ''I
so. CAL. ELECTRIC
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
.UHLAN GOES FAST
MILE WITH WAGON
Billings Star Trotter Negotiates
Circle at Charter Oak
in 2:011-4
Associated Pressl

CHARTER OAK PARK, HART
FORD, Conn.,, Sept. 9.-The closing of
the Grand Circuit races here today was
marked by Uhlan trotting an exhibi-
tion mile in 2:01h, coming within a
quarter of a second of equaling the
record, 2:O1, made by the same horse
in Cleveland on August 2S. Uhlan was
driven by his owner, c. K. j. Billings
of New York.
Uhlan was paced by a runner and
negotiated the mile in 2:01A. The task
undertaken was TO break the track
record established by Hamburg Belle
of 2:04%.
The performance of the gelding today
is considered the best of his career.
The mark of 1:5S% was made at Cleve-
land under track conditions decidedly
more favorable than those of today,
for the surface of the course was
soaked, owing to the heavy rains of
early in the week A strong wind also
swept the course.
The mile was Travelled today in mag
nif1cent form and the great crowd was
on its feet most of the time. AS the
horses swept into the stretch the run
ner found it difficult to maintain a
lead, and as Uhlan passed under the
wire a great cheer arose from the
grandstand, although 1t was not then
kIlOWIl the Ildu Dccll
When the figures were flashed the
enthusiasm was renewed and Mr.. Bill
lings was given an ovation.
The time by quarters follows: 30%,
1:00R, 1924, 2:01A.
The other feature of the day was the
breaking of the track record by The
Harvester in the free-for-all trot. The
Harvester won in straight heats, the
time in the second and final heat being
2:03, which broke the track record of
2:03A, made by Hamburg Belle. Re-
suits:
g:16 pace. S1Ooo-Sarah Ann Patch won in
straight heats. Best time. 2;Oslk. Dirl second,
Major Strong third.
2:l6 trot s2500-Dudle Archdale won in
straight heats. Best time, 2:09A. Willy Sec
ond. Sable Maid third.
Free-for-all trot. s25OO-The Harvester won
In straight heats. Best time. 203. Bob Dou-
glass second, Sonoma Girl third.
2:17 trot, sl0Oo-Rebecca won. Best time.
2;11h. Senator Hale second, orlena third
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
VILLAGERS SCORE
DOUBLE VICTORY.
Have No Trouble in Morning, and
CarIiSIe's FIuke Homer
Wins in Afternoon
Associated Pressl

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.--Vernon
took both games of the double-header
here today, the afternoon score being
to 2. Raleigh and Whalen opposed
one another and both were hit hard.
In the eighth inning with the score
tied Carlisle hit the ball into the
grass near the rightfield fence and be-
fore fielders could locate the ball he
had completed the circuit for a home
run. This lucky homer won the
game for the Vernon team.
Kit Carson was an enigma to the
Sacramento batters in the morning
game and easily blanked the locals
by a score of to 0. allowing them but
three scattered hits. The Senators
played a listless article of ball, two
of the three Vernon runs being caused
by careless fielding on the part of
Briggs and Perry. Fitzgerald issued
all his passes to Brashear and two
of them proved fatal. Scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
MAY SUTTON AGAIN
DEFEATS CHAMPION
Lowers Hazel HotChkiss' Colors
in Final of Open Event
at Del Monte

DEL MONTE, Sept. 9.-Miss may
Sutton Won the tournament in womens
singles this afternoon by defeating
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss, champion of the
United States, two sets of three in the
final match the score being 7-5, 4-6,
Ga. Miss Sutton will play tomorrow
afternoon in a challenge match against
her sister Florence, holder of the cham
pionship in women's singles of the Pa
cihc States Lawn Tennis association.
Both players gave brilliant ex-
hibition of first class tents, Miss SUIT
ton relying chiefly on her hard fore
hand drive and on keeping her rival
away from the net. while Miss Hotch
kiss returned almost everything
smashed effectively and placed several
balls very prettily, quite out of reach.
The match was won by the superior
physical endurance and force of the
winner.
In the final match of mems singles,
Melville H. Long beat Gerald Young,
though Young won the first set, the
final score in Longs favor being 4-6,
6-1, Ga, 6-1. Long will play in the
challenge match tomorrow afternoon
against George ]. James, champion of
1909.
In the Junior singles f. Fottell beat
]. Strachan and w. Johnston defeated
C. Curley Us, 4-6, 6-3. Fottell and
Johnston will meet in the final match
for the title of champion in junior
singles.
In the mems consolation singles
semi-final round, w. G. Hunter beat
w. e. Davis, 6-3, 6-2, and w. Johnston
beat j. r. Edwards, 6-3, 6-2. In the
final round Johnston beat Hunter, Ga,
4-6, GA, and won the event.
Both Miss Hotchkiss and Miss May
Sutton, after their gruelling match.
were called on later in the afternoon TO
play in the, semi-final round of mixed
doubles and both responded. Miss
Hotchkiss and Melville Long beat Miss
Golda Meyer and George J. James, 81,
7-5, and Miss May Sutton and Gerald
Young defeated Miss Florence Sutton
and r. G. Hunt, 6-3, 6-3.
Miss Hotchkiss and Long will meet
Miss Sutton and Young in final
match tomorrow.
In the final round of mems open
doubles J. A. Code and Homer Hotch-
kiss will meet Gerald Young and E. 2.
Finnigan.
In the women's special singles, open
to all players who have not held
Pacific States championship, Mrs. ME-
never beat Miss Bessie Valleau in the
preliminary round, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2. In the
first round Miss Nora Brewer is down
against Miss Mignon Baker Mrs. Me
meyer beat Miss Baurance, 81, 3-6, 6-2.-
Miss Mary Browne beat Miss Anita
Greenberg, 6-1, 6-1, and Mrs. III. Kearne
defeated Miss Storrow. In the semi
final round the winner of the Brewer
Baker match will meet Mrs. Niemeyer.
and Miss Mary Browne will play
against Mrs. Kearne.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
OCULIST SAYS COBB'S
CONDITION IS SERIOUS

DETROIT, Sept. s.-The oculist to
whom Ty Cobb, the ball player, sub
mitted his infamed eye for examina-
tion, has issued an official statement,
in which he f--ys:
"Tyrus Cobb is being treated by me
for cyclitis OF the right eye. This con-
dition is serious, as it is an Inflammation
of one Of the most important struc-
lures of the eye. The binocular vision
is seriously affected. The treatment
demanded in his case necessitates the
relaxation Of the focusing apparatus of
the eye. have advised him to remain
out of the game for several days at
least. I feel sure that no permanent
injury to his sight will result from
this Inflammation, providing that he
now takes a stitch in time, in the way
of complete rest"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
INFANTRY MARKSMEN WIN
DRYDEN MATCH AT SEAGIRT

sEAGIRT, N. j., Sept 9.-In the rifle
tournament here the Dryden trophy
match was won by the United States
infantry team with a score of 1865 out
of a possible 1900 points. The standing
of the teams at the end of the matcn
was as follows;
First, United states infantry, 1866.
Second New York. 1860.
Third, District OF Columbia, 1856.
Fourth, New Jersey, 1869,
fifth, United States cavalry. 1851.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
JAP DIAMOND STARS LOSE
TO WINDY CITY T0SSERS

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 9.-The Uni
versity of Chicago baseball team won
their first game played with team
composed entirely of japanese players
today when they defeated the Mikado
club of this city by a score of 10 to 1.
The Chicago team will sail tomorrow
on the Japanese steamer Kalakura
Maru for Yokohama. Score;
Chicago Is, hits Is, errors 2.
Mikado club 1, hits 1, errors Is.
Batteries-G. Roberts and Stein
becker; Otari and Koyama.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
UNION HARDWARES TAKE
CLOSE GAME AT M0NR0vIA

A three-base hit by Rose. together
with an overthrow which allowed him
to tally, was all the scoring done at
Monrovia yesterday, when the Union
Hardware team took a 1 to decision
over the foothill aggregation. Orsatti
was in rare form and made thirteen of
his opponents beat the breeze in their
efforts to land on the bill. Crandall,
the mountaineer puzzle producer,
caught eleven of the hardware ped
dlers when their eyesight was defective.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
LITTLE DICK WINS PACE il
IN EXCITING FINISHES

SACRAMENTO. Sept Elm the clos
est finishes witnessed on the track at
Agricultural park in many months Lit
tie Dick outpaced four opponents in
the 2:15 class today and won first
money. Vera Hal was second and
Chiro Prince third. The time was un-
usually good considering the poor con-
dition of the track and stiff breeze
against which the horses had to pace
most of the way. The best time was
2:091s. Summary:
2:15 pace-Little Dick (Verlach) won,
Vera Hal second, Chiro Prince third.
Best time 2:091h.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
VETERAN PLAYERS WIN

In an exciting game of handball
yesterday Ben c. Robinson and George
Oittmar. veterans at the court sport
out the crusher on Gutman and Linnes
If the Allies Printing company by
;core of 21 to s. The younger men
started out like winners, but soon the
1ld-timers struck their stride ana
rom then on there was nothing TO IT,
Now the winners are open TO cnaI-
enges Call Robinson at west oISo
my evening between ana lo O'CLOCK
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10

MORNING AFFAIR
Delhi was practically the whole
thing at the opening Of the day hos
tilities, and kept the Seal sluggers so
close to earth they never had much
chance to light on fair ground. Only
In the seventh inning did the big boy
give up a hit that meant anything,
and it was onl. by the narrowest of
margins that the visitors saved them
selves from a shut-out.
The Angels started the fireworks in
the third inning, when four safeties
were good for brace Of runs. Delhi
followed death with a single to left
and galloped on to the corner station
when Pete Daley ripped a double out
of the assortment dished up to him by
Stewart Bernard lofted a single just
back of the inf1eld and too close in for
the outfield, and Delhi scored. How
ard walked, and Dillon's long fly was
handled too cleyerely to allow Daley
a chance to tally. Pete was there to
register when 1-urphy singled to left,
however, and the side was retired
when Bernard was called out at home
in trying to get across on the same
play.
Stewart was replaced by Miller at
the opening of the next frame, and in
the fifth the Angels came along for
another run, followed by still another
in the sixth. Delhi's clean four sack
er allowed of the fifth frame tally,
and Dillons triple, helped along by
Hallinan's single, the run in act six.
In the seventh inning the Seals
broke their long line of nothings by
actually scoring one Two were in
the tower when Nick Williams slam
med pill toward Hallinan that took
n bad bounce lust a s the third base
man was set to receive it. Shaw banged
out one to center that also went in
for fancy flying and bounced way over
Daley's head Williams scoring and
Shaw being charged with a three
sacker. The figures:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
soYNToN BEAVERS WIN

The Boynton Beavers journeyed out
to Redlands yesterday and had no
trouble in defeating the team at the
orange town, final tally of % to s be-
ing recorded. Lind twirled in grand
form for the winners, causing sixteen
of his opponents to whiff. The Beavers
returned homo last night we'll pleased
with the way they were treated in Red
lands
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
FORWARD PASS AND ON
SIDE KICK ARE FAVORED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Reports
reaching here from Mount Gretna, Pa,
where the University of Pennsylvania
football squad is practicing under the
new rules, indicate the purpose of the
coaches to make the forward pass the
feature of this years play, with the
inside kick also a favorite. DR.. Carl
Williams, one of the coaches who was
instrumental in so formulating tne
rules that both plays were included,
nas arrived at the training field.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
RlELE ExPERTs 10 sHooT

Crack shots of the Los Angeles Rife
and Revolver club will put in busy
time tomorrow piling up bullseyes in
competition against the Seattle sharp
shooters in what is looked on as the
first big match of the winter season.
The local stars will start on their Glen
dale range about 6 in the morning,
and the bombardment will continue
until late in the afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
DRUcKE HOLDS GIANTS DOWN
AND BOSTON is VIcToRloU,

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Boston de-
feated New York. to /, today.
Drucke held the visitors to three hits
in eight innings. but two players
whom he passed scored. Score:
Boston 3, hits 3, errors 0.
New York /, hits Z, errors 2.
Batteries-Ferguson and Smith:
Drucke, Crandall and Meyers. Um-
pires-Klem and Kane.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
AFTERNOON FEST

When Browning is good he is very
good, but when he Is bad the rankest
busher in the flock has nothing on
him. That's the way it went yesterday
afternoon, when Mohler sent him out
on the hill in an effort to offset the
morning defeat. He was good in seven
innings, but in the other Berry's boys
did just as they pleased, and when the
smoke had cleared away five Angels
had crossed the platter on like num-
Der of safe swats.
The third frame was where Brown
ing went astray, and practically all the
action of the game was bottled up In
it until the Angels pulled the cork.
Orendorff opened the fray with a
second because Crigers hit to Witt was
relayed to Shaw ahead of him. Mohler
let Daley's bounder by and all were
safe. Bernard picked out the eX-
treme right corner of the lot for his
effort, and Criger scored, Daley being
held at third. Howard followed the
double with a hit between short and
third, and Bodie manhandled the pill,
Bernard being close behind Daley to
score.
1t looked as though the Angels would
never tire when Dillon came along with
a single that put Howard on third,
and Murphy drew four to grab off the
other sack. Hallinan fouled out to
Tenant, but Delmas was there with
a swat to right that scored Howard
and Dillon. Orendorff came up for his
second effort of the inning, but his
slap to Witt was shot over to Mohler
to retire Delmas and the side.
That accounted for all the real ac-
ton, for aside from the second frame,
in which the Angels got two safeties,
both twirlers attended to their knit
ting and refused to loosen up with
more than one bingle at a time. The
numbers:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
NO DAMAGE RESULTS FROM
SPILL AT PORTLAND RACES

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 9.-Summary
of today's races at the stock show:
2:16 trot, $S00-Lady w. won, Dens-
more second, Lady Sunrise third. Best
time, 2:13. =
2:14 pace, $1000-Junior Dan Patch
won, Chiquita second, Lou Miller third.
Best time, 2:0Sh. Lou Miller turned a
somersault in scoring in the second
heat. hut neither horse nor driver was
injured.
2:25 pace, $S00-Ella Erickson won,
King Bird second, Haltmont third. Best
time, 2:11A.
Five furlongs-Captain Billy won,
Discus second, Mr.. Hose third. Time
1:01A.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
OLD-TIME BALL PLAYER
FATALLY INJURED BY VAN

NEWARK, N. J., Sept, s.-Joseph
Hesterfer, an old-time baseball player
and father of Larry Hesterferr, the
former eastern league pitcher, Is dy-
ing at his home in Bloomfield from
INJURIES received yesterday when ne
was run over by a heavily loaded van.
Hesterfer is very deaf and dld not
hear or see the vehicle. Betore tne
driver could stop he was knocked
down. his right leg broken and his
skull fractured. The driver was ar
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
ATHLETICS MAKE 1T THREE
IN LINE ON cooM5s' SLANTs

BOSTON, Sept. s.-Coombs shut out
the locals today and Philadelphia won
its third straight game from Boston.
Score:
Philadelphia 2, hits 4, errors 1.
Boston 0, hits 6, errors l.
Batteries-Coombs and Lapp; Hunt
and Madden.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-10
THREE RUNS IN ONE ROUND
GIVE PHILADELPHIA GAME

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-Phila-
,delphia won todays game from Brook
lyn by scoring three runs in the fifth
inning on two hits, a pass, an error
and a sacrifice fly. Score:
Brooklyn 2, hits Z. errors 2.
Philadelphia 8, hits 5, errors o.
Batteries-Rucker, Knetzer and
Bergen Ewing and Moran. Umpires
-O'Day and Brennan.