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Other American League Games.
Three Straight for Maps.

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Cleveland made it
three straight yesterday by defeating ST.
Louis to 1 in eleven innings. base
on balls to Lajoie, a single by Lord and
Easterly's double brought in the winning
run. Score:
Cleveland. ...... o o o 1-2
st. Louis. ...... q o q o O D o.
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johnson Always Has Hard Games Jeff Confident Of Victory
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF
LOCAL AMATEUR LEAGUES


Capital City League-Cornell &
CO.. 8; Navy Yard, o.
Departmental League-Commerce
and Labor, 6; Navy, 3.
Sunday School League-Ninth,
IA; Hamline, 5.
Marquette League-Columbia, 1O1,
Is; Hygienic Laboratory, /.
Independence League-Twining, 6;
Manhattan, 3.
Suburban League-Brightwood 8:
WOODBURY., 3.
Commercial League-Berry g.
Whitmore, o; r. P. Andrews. Z.
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Wood, the shortstop for the winners,
played the best game for his side, both
in the field and at the bat. He secured
three hits two singles and one triple
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The losers played a ragged game both
in the field and at the bat, as they made
nine errors behind their pitcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-03

Weaver, who was on the firing line
for the winners. pitched a rafting good
game. only allowing three hits Off his
delivery. He had good control of his
ball. as he only walked two men, and
struck out eleven Of them.
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National League Games.
President Sees Pirates Win.

PITTSBURG. May 3.-President Taft.
Secretary of State Philander c. Knox and
Count Won Hernstorff, the German am
bassador, were guests of the Pittsburg
National League base ball club at Forbes
Field yesterday afternoon at a game in
which the worlds champions defeated
Chicago, ) to .. Score:
! r =, ...... o o o x-5
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Athletics Beat Boston.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3-Boston was
defeated here yesterday afternoon in a
ninth-inning rally by the Athletics, the
latter scoring five runs on five hits and
an error. and making the score to in
their favor. Score:
Boston. ............. + o O. o o %
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James Robinson, eighty-five years old,
2 retired manufacturer. died at Sharp
town, Nd. Monday.
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Krouse, who played first base for the
winners, secured the first home run of
the season.
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Marquette League Notes.

The Marquette League season Of 1910
opened yesterday on the lot at LIST and
w streets northwest. The game played
was between the Columbia Printers and
the Hygienic Laboratory team from the
Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-03

The Printers won the first game by the
score Of 10 to by batting Beaver all
over the lot for a total Of thirteen hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-03

Colbert, who played behind the bat for
the losers. caught a poor game, allowing
five balls to pass him.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
Virginia State League.

Virginia State League.
At Norfolk-Norfolk. 16: Lynchburg, 3.
At RoanOke-Roanoke. 10; Richmond. 8.
At Danville-PortsmOuth. 8; Danville, l.
American Association.
At indianapolis Indianapolis. 4: Toledo, 2.
At Kansas Cty-Minneapolis vs.. Kansas City
(wet grounds).
At Milwaukee--St. Paul vs.. Milwaukee (rain).
At Louisville-Columbus, 8; Louisville, 6.
Eastern League.
At Jersey Oty-Rochester. Z; Jersey City, 1.
At Providence-Providence, g; Buffalo, 2.
At Newark-Newark. 5; Toronto, III innings).
At Baltimore Baltimore. 8: Montreal, 2.
Southern League.
At Nashville-Nashville. 6; Memphis, 4.
At New Orleans-Montgomery,7 Z; New Orleans 3.
At Birmngham-Mobile. 4; Birmingham, 2
South Atlantic League.
At STANDARDIZATION. 6; Savannah, 2.
At Columbia-Jacksonvi1le 8; Columbia, I.
At Augusta-Columbus. IA: Augusta. 6.
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It took one hour and forty minutes to
play seven innings and the game had to
be called on account of darkness.
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Today's game will be between the G.
p. D. and the Pension ONCE.
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National League Results.

Today's Schedule.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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American Association.

At Norfolk-Norfolk. 16: Lynchburg, 3.
At Roanoke-Roanoke. 10; Richmond. 8.
At Danville-PortsmOuth. 8; Danville, I.
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National League.

Today's Schedule.
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Game today-AgricuIture VS.. Commits
sioner0
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"skeetz" Hayes was spiked on the left
leg above the knee yesterday trying to
oa4oh a man at AACOnd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27

quite sick
l.. l.. HH-h ]. psI,eriRg and paint
ing HE hos-s
Mr. and Mrs W l.. Bennett ieft
"Wednesday ior Ohio.
Mrs. Douglas Hatch Saws she has
not sold her ranch az yet
A dance at the Bush hpms l- s,n the
tspis Dor "Wednesday night
ii. NJ. Fogg 10 nov full fedged
piano tuner. hs wing recently received
hi- diploma.
Henry Robert. and family passed
through Doyle Thursday on their
way 10 Waunits
Twin boys. weighing i've aud n We
and one hall pounds each We're born
last Thursday morning To Mr.. aud
nrs. jos. Peilar. All doing nicely.
In epite Of iRclement weather a
good crowd of our folks Went To- the
dance AT Waunita saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Fogg and Roy
Knowles furnished the music.
Owing to clear sky aud balmy
weather those of our people who set
up Monday night were able to- see
the eclipse of the NEON The cor,et
was also very bright and the tail
ss-emed almost Ms hong ss ID did he
fore the 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27
0oylgvUu

Tuesday. MAY "a
Mrs Mary Leonard is reported
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27
ono On
Ns~s-fnamDion Corresposaene<
7 seslisV. Ma

Tuesday. Ma =
Wa Kerr went 10 Ganni-aa "a
j ue-fIaN
Mr. Jas. Inrrim L. visitin z h.-r mar.
sur- thi- Ws ss.k
J q Pearson " a- a Denver yi.ii -
durinz the We.k
q. iHcs y visiting HE pau.r. d :
~ lsiftlet9n this week
q. NJ tarter went ~ Is.sver aos-
aay returbiug " esiBe-slss
j. J MeLaiH has t,s-en hauling h. $
10 Pftkin during the wsek.
Oscar kich and Claude Fry were
over from TonBichi SUNDAY.
Chas Ieddier moved hi- faBiiv into
the Pred Dice house on the 18th
Lee Hardy has gone To the Taylor
river country 10 do some pros pet
ing
Nm. Tarkin9ton s,eBt several
days 10 GunnisoB latter part ei the
week
Mr. aud Mrs. Phil kaufman and
Mise smith were in Ohio from Pitkin
on Tuesday
Marx Hirsch OF the Grand Prize N.
a NJ Co. vac in Town from sunday
until Tuesday.
Eeuben Jones of the Reveaue pur-
chased the wheel team from Mr..
Kerr and went to Gunnisua Monday
10 get a new wagon.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Evan Joses ~ seatfIe
~ash. we're visiting the Revenue
mine from Friday till ssDAay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27
"a
Ne~s-Chsmpsoa Correspoaassc~

Wednesday. Man q.
q. ". Reynolds was down from Gun
nison first of the week
r. p Holt came down from Spencer
1sesaay % remain for the summer.
Valentine Ehret returned from Den
yer the FIRST Of the week with a Japa-
Hese cook
Fishing season opened Wednesday
with plenty ,f good fishermen and fish
along the Gunnison.
School closed the 18th after a sue
cessful nine months term and il was
celebrated with a picnic.
A. X. Stevens returned Saturday
from the Capital city and went 10 his
lower ranch Wednesday.
Miss Lula MerGelman has returned
from Cedoredge where she has lust
closed nine months school.
>. B. Lapher. census enumerator
from Montrose. was up last week TAX
ing the census in this vicinity.
r. n. Thomas wss here from Den.
yer Wednesday to see shout q bidder
Ter the Iela- Vulcan mail route. Ne let
TIE esntrsct for four yesrs to A. 7.
kslss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27
BALDWIN
News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, NAV p

Tuesday, May "a
5 Ped and Wife are spending some
time in Denver.
Dave LaPlaBt commenced drilling
on his ranch this week.
Albert Zweifel. Jim Ferrens and
Others are drilling on the peel coal
land
thHrley Wilson and familv are Iiv-
ing NJ Mt Carbon now. t1tas A.
night engineer
doe HNland has opened barI.er
shop On Main street. No -. Don't
forget. he has elecfrie lights and an
equipment.
Mrs Rocco >anteriIla has received
the ssd news 81 the death of her
mother. which occurred of PARALYSIS
at her home in X ansas
Ike Wilson went to Denver Tuesday
TO have an operation performed on
his right hand wtTh was badly cut
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27

News Champion Subscribers in the
vicinity 81 Crested Butte can hand
their remittance- to Mr.. e. L. Ross.
who is authorized to net ne agent ior
the paper. TO receive payments oa
subscription and forward To this
Office
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27

\ X. Stevens and Miss Maude
were lolaites in town Tsesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-27
sonnasGy - NJ RWg
sews-Champsoa CorreapoaAsacs.
Monday Nav 2

Monday. MAY -
eudx rary returned Sunday from
Eagle
Dave stephen. came up 10 hi- coal
creek ranch TUESDAY
fersrt Ranger John neorge ws-
through here Thursday issg~s.ting
elaine
John sylvester 81 ari,ousiRis pass
ed through here Friday earoute TO
Hotrhkise
j. W. Wakefield and others from
Paonis are sIeBdiBs tew days on
the Anthracite.
hrp. krsut ~ schi aud daughter
spsent . tew days THE week on their
reach On deep creek.
j. ". Warner and party III t;ien-
wood SpriRGs are csmped ON Buck
creek huRtiHG in this vicinity
Floyd Dayis Who has ts.eH work
ing for W. Adams for some time re-
turned "Wednesday to soBerpet
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15
Loaees EIscs Oaieen.

On Wednesday night the local
camp Of woodmen of the World
elected the following officers, who
will be regular installed on the even
ing Of Jan. 2sth. At which time the
lodge viii enjoy its annual banquet
and general good time
c. W. Booth. P. c. c.: P. 9.
Miller. c. c.; L J. Rove, A. I.
o. W. Huefner, clerk; E. L Kilen,
banker; c. w. Heberly. escort; F.
w. Brash, Waterman; E. Olson,
sentry; J. L. Kelly, phys ician; c.
w. Booth. trustee.
oficers for the ensuing year we're
elected by the the Knights Of Pyth-
las lodge Of this city last night as
follows.
D. V. Dowd. c. c.; Ben Rass-
bah. v. c.; E. L. Kilen, prelate /;
n. W. Mitchell, K. Of R. and S !;
H. ]. andersen. NJ. Of w. (; L. N.
Swift, NJ. Of E. c. w. Booth. l.
c.; P. E. Miller, o. c.
II Is stated that Mr.. Dowd Is
so appreciative of having been
elected to the Office of Chancellor
Commander that has agreed to treat
the order to a banquet on the date Of
installation.
Primrose Chapter, Order of East
ern Star. at its last meeting elected
officers for the coming year as fol-
lows;
Dora Lewis, w. NJ; James S.
Marker, w. P. Eva B Henderson,
a. NJ; Hannah (. Anderson,
Cond. Mrs. r. c. Bywalers, Asso-
ciate cond. Ella Boles, sec'y; Otto
Huefner, treas.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15
Nezperce 80 Orofino IL.

The Nezperce basket ball team,
with the exception Of one player,
did not come quite up to its last
years high standard in individual
OF team work when it played the
opening game Of this season With the
orofna high school team last Satur.
day night. Which fact is probably
attributable to lack Of practice and
the ease with which the Oro6no boys
were defeated. The score was 50
to IL.
McTamahan, for Nezperce. did
full credit to his well established re-
putation for all-around good playing
and phenomenal basket throwing.
The game was Witnessed BY a good
sized audience which vas quite well
entertained.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15
Christmas Exercises at Christian
Church.

An elaborate program is being
arranged for the entertainment and
noval Christmas tree at the Chris
tian church Christmas eve. Of which
We intended to give a detailed ac-
count this week. but can not because
the program is not fully made up
However, the entertainment VIII be
participated in by practically the
entire school ard many features Of It
VIII BE- quite novel, and those who
attend may rest assured that they
viii not go away disappointed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15

In wishing you a Marry Christ.
mas and a Happy New Year, have
other wishes to be satisfied before
the Holidays are over. After tn.
seasons greetings, Of course, chen
my wish comes next and that is to
close out the balance of my entire
line Of ladies, misses and childrens
fall and winter hats in order 10
make room for the largest and most
complete line Of spring goods ever
shipped to Nezperce. For the next
two weeks and Ia order to accomplish
MY WISH viii sell every hat left
from this seasons stock at just ONE
HALFthe former price.
You will yet find a fair stock
which to select from and If your pur-
chases have not been made in the
millinery line nov is the time to buy,
at a great saving and you know a
nice hat is very appropriate pres
ent to give Christmas.
Call on me during the next two
weeks as after that / will leave for
the markets and the shop will be
closed until ready for spring busi-
ness.
Wishing you the compliments Of
the season. Miss Helen jeffrey.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15

Notice is hereby given that Nez.
perce Local viii hold a special meet.
ing,in Nezperce at ? p. m. wednes.
day, Dec. 81.
L. c. Crow, state president. and
p. w. Cox national committeeman,
and members of the state executive
committee viii be present Every
member is especially arged to at
tend this meeting-nexs Wednesday
afternoon. Don't forget.
c. w. Booth. Pres.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15

The following program viii be
given Christmas eve at the Church
of the Brethren in this city:
Opening song. BY the school Pray
er, By superintendent. Responsive
reading. led BY assistant superinten-
dent. Recitation, Bethlehem Shep-
herds. by Elizabeth Pugh. Drill
Christian Mo:toes, Anna Beekley's
class. Recitation. Beautiful Thoughts,
BY Marion Cox. Quartet, BY A. R.
Fike. Frank Fike. Grace Fike ana
Cynthia Thomas. Let Us Rejoice In
the Lord. Drill, Sweetly Sang
the Angel. Ida Biilup's Class.
Reading. Virgil Cox. Recitation.
She Shall Make Music, Ruth Pugh.
Drill. Plea of the Nations. A. R.
Fixes class. Readin :, Hazel Hess.
Quartet. Christmas Bells, Walter
Hoover, Geo. Lehman, Ethel Leh-
man, Merl thomson. Recitation.
When Christmas Comes. Bascom
BilIups. Drill, Go Tell the Storey.
Lizzie Lshr's class. Closing song.
The Silver Star, by the school.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15

Union State Bank building This
safe vas manufactured by the Vic
tor Safe & Locke Co., Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and is the best there is. It is
Of the ball pattern and absolutely
burglar proof. al least thirteen des-
perate attempts in three years to
break in one of them proved IN
successful, in each case none Of the
contents being even disturbed The
Of the safe is controlled by
three independent time locks, prac-
tically eliminating the failure Of the
safe to open should either lock fail
to work.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15


sons.
For bargains in Nszpercs property
see Andy.
A good line Of Christmas goods
cheap Al Anderson's.
Skating al rink every Tuesday
and Saturday nights.
All premiums at B. J. Fike &
Co.'S off after Jan. !.
For sale or trade-a good bob
sled. See P. n. Harding.
Lis. your property With P. q.
Sanger for a quick sale.
Grand Christmas ball al Nesperce
opera house Friday night, %.
Floyd Kennedy Is recovering from
a recent spell Of typhoid fever.
Fresh roasted peanuts and pop
corn at the NeEperce confectionery
School books. tablets. pens, pen
ellis. inks. ETC.. etc, at Anderson's.
Anyone wishing to sell their lots
see P. N. Harding. he viii BUY
them.
Brick. limburger and Swiss cheese,
sal, and picked 6sh at New Star
Market.
Bargains Bargains ! in Christmas
Goods on Anderson's S. 10, IS and
IS cent counters.
Get the best coffee. tea, spices,
extracts, elc.-the Grand Union
brand-ai Mrs. Rice's.
Remember The Christmas tree and
program at the Christian church
Christmas eve.
Nicholas Kelto Of Lewiston is
holding down a chair in Tom De-
coursey's barbar shop.
Miss Amy johnson Who has been
visiting at her home will return to
continue her school soon.
A nice book Is one Of the best
Christmas presents. Anderson's
Pharmacy has a good line.
The Golden Star Sewing Machine
Is guaranteed for thirty years at
price that is right, s27.co.
II Ben can't sell It. Curtis would
buy it II be had the money.
Ben L. Schultz.
Lard has dropped at City Meat
Market-i0 ID. can now Sis;
S ID. pail, ooc. Hams at zoe.
FOR SALE. Thoroughbred White
Leehom and Rhode Island Red
BOOSTERS. Inquire Of F. c. Fuller.
B. F. Richardson, matchmaker I
and jeweler. an work on watches
and clocks guaranteed for one year.
Will pay more for hogs than Mel.
son, the Union buyer. Get my pric.
Is. win make you Ss$s.
D. L. Morgan.
Leave your laundry at Hotel Nez-
perez. Agency crangevilIe Steam
Laundry. Shipments Tuesday, re-
turns Sat. Popular Prices.
Honest real estate men are like
hens teeth. List your farm with
us we won't steal Il, but will sell It.
Ben L. Schultz.
I found my sleigh, minus the
tongue. Will appreciate Information
leading to recovery of the tongue,
ns Il may snow one Of these days
and Il viii then be useful. just phone
or drop me line and accefs my |
thanks. DR.. o. A. Jehreys. =
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15
LOCAL HISTORY
ASIT'S MADE BY YOU AND
YOUR FRIENDS.

ASTTsS MADE BY YOU AMI
YOUR FRIENDS.
See Harding'S list for bargains.
Try Andy. He vas always fair
Dollar watches q the lew-ler,
store.
BasEe. ball. opera house Sa.urda,
night.
List your property With Andy
slellmon.
Armsnt's dray .iue does all kind.
Of hauling.
Have those pictures framed At
Fink Bros.
Toys Of all kinds a. Audsrson's
Pharmacy.
II you have any hauling to do call
o. +. D. Armeni.
For rent. good six-room house.
Sanger. real estate.
All premiums at B. J. Fike q
Co.'S of after Jan !.
Skating at rink every Tuesday
and Saturday nights.
All kinds Of repair work done At
Biliie's. the hose sheer.
Everything in the school station
cry line al Anderson's.
For watches. clocks and ieveIry
20 10 B. F. Richardson's.
Real estate bought and sold BY
P. n Harding
Anderson Pharmacy has a good
line Of Christmas perfumery.
Sold out. DR.. We must list some
more farms. Ben I Schul.s.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. W
Somp,er Of Moh,er, on Dec. 9, q
son.
Good header and new u IN. going
to trade for Nssperce property. See
P NJ. Harding
Where are you going to get your
Christmas presenis1 Al Anderson's
Of course.
Norman vollmer Of Lewiston vas
Registered at the Clark House Sat
urday.
Be sure and see Andernon's bar
gain counters Of Christmas goods
before buying.
The basket ball game at opera
house Saturday night will be live.
one coing1
All accounts must be settled on or
before Jan l in cash or bankable
note. j NJ. Medved'
Dr. Kings date At DR.. Kelly's
Office the 9Th Of each month. At
tend TO your eyes.
Car 81 Moscow High Patent flour
nov On sale cheap at Nezperce-
Rochda|e warehouse.
The Nesperce mercantile houses
win keep open evenings all next week
to atcomodase Christmas shoppers.
Your horses feet are a sood plac
% save money. Billie, the horse
sheer, saves the foo. and the horse.
A hot Tamale or Weine goes fine
these cool mornings and evenings
Gel them any time at Allison &
Murch's.
FOR SALE Thorough bred
barred Plymouth Rock Cock.
ereIs. A. Sasterberg, ID mi.
east Of Nezperce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15

Stores open every evening next
week. So it is not convenient to
do your Christmas buying in the day
time, you may do SO at eight.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15

Pay your account or trade at the
Felt Nero. Co. and get In on the
grand distribution Of presents TO be
given away BY this store on Decem.
Der the gath.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15
The Best Present You Can Boy Is Something Usefo

You know how many sensible Christmas Gifts you
until you visit
Bring the whole family and haven't something that viii
please every of them.
Your friend will appreciate useful sensible presentsuch
sell youmuch than fancy re will be worthless
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15
CHRISTMHS MORNING

CHRISTMAS MORNlNG
N%EFORE THE WINTRY SUN IS UP,
- Oh, WHAT A RACKET GREETS MY EARS
- THE DIN IS SURELY LOUD ENOUGH.
TO WAKE THE FOLKS OF OTHER SPHERES
THE TRUMPETS ToOT, THE DOLLIES SQUEAK,
THE WOOLLY LAMBS IN CHORUS BLEAT,
THE BABY LOCOMOTIVES cHUC,
AND RAT-TATToO THE DRUBSTIcKS BEAT,
FOR THIS IS CHRISTMAS MORNING.
TOY PIANO TINKLES OUT
TINY, TEENY-wEENY TUNE,
so FAINT AND SWEET 1T NIGHT BE PLAYED
AWAY UP IN THE SILVER NOON.
THE AIR WITH MERRY LAUGHTER RINGS.
AND SHRIEKS OF CLEE. AND WHOOPS OF JOY,
AND HAPPY GURCLES OF DELIGHT
FROM ROSY, ROGPINC GIRL AND BOY.
FOR THIS IS CHRISTMAS MORNING
WEE JIMMY SPORTS A SoLDIRE SUIT,
AND JOHNNY has WAGON RED,
AND SUSIE COT CAMERA,
AND BRUCE AND BOBBY EACH SLED,
AND TOM m FRINGE AND FEATHERS GAY,
JUST LIKE AN INDIAN CHIEF APPEARS,
AND MOTHER HUGS THEM EVERY ONE,
AND AfUR1rURS BLESS THE LITTLE DEARSP
FOR THIS IS CHRISTMAS MORNING
Ninna irvins Lsslss weekly
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-12-15

The accompanying illustration is a
good picture of the three-ton Man
ganese steel safe which arrived in
this city Wednesday and is being IN
stalled IN the vault of the ne
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-17
News From Surrounding Towns

course lunch was served. Much amuse-
ment was afforded by the devices
used in securing the candies and toys.
Miss Jennie Hussey and Miss
Blanch Dennis spent tbs day (Satur.
day. in Richmond.
Homer Minor, workman on the
new Methodist church, in attempting
to mount a ladder on Thursday after
noon. slipped and fell a distance of
eighteen or twenty feet. breaking the
right forearm. He was badly scratch
ed about the face.
On Wednesday evening Cambridge
City Lodge +. A. NJ. held their annual
election which resulted as follows:
Worshipful Master. John Shroyer:
Senior Warden, 7. L. Poet; junior
Warden. NJ. +. Mason: Secretary Dean
House: Treasurer, DR.. w. r. Littlel:
Trustees. John Wissler,. and Ernest
ID. A. Rudy of Indianapolis. Adjuster
Of the German-Anterican Insurance
company. was in Cambridge City yes
terday adjusting the fire loss of the
Boyd building.