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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-05-18


Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
March Z, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Leon
ard T. Larson, Of Mountainhome,
Idaho, who, on May 8, 1909, made
homestead entry No. O6240. for WI
NV Sec. 80 and VIZ SWh Sec
ton 20. Township ? S. Range 8 f..
Boise Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make Final commutation
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before U. S. Com
missioner W. c. HOWE. at Mountain
home. Idaho, on the 5th day of May
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Edward II. Schroeder, of Mountain
home. Idaho.
Otto e. Schroeder, Of Mountain
home Idaho.
Charles L. Barnett, OF Mountains
home. Idaho.
Minnie j. Brown. Of Mountain
Home, Idaho.
VIM. BALDERTSON.
Register.
First, publication March 80, 1911
Last publication April 27. 1911
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-05-18

Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You will find Chamber
lain's liniment wonderfully effective.
one application will convince you of
its merits. Try it. For sale by r. w.
Smith Co. M
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-05-18

Department OF the Interior
T. S. Land ONCE at Boise. Idaho,
May -. 1911
Notice is hereby given that Belle
Stone Of Nampa. Idaho. who, on Oc-
t0ber 15, 1910. made desert land en-
try No. 09S25. for EhSEH Section
30, Township as, Range E.. Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
tion to make final proof. to establish
claim to the land above described,
before IT, S. Commissioner w. G.
Howie, al his office, at Mountain
home Idaho, on the l. 9th day Of July,
1911
Claimant names as witnesses.
Harriet r Daniels. Fred b. Dam
iels, Lee K. Daniels. Elias J. Col
thorp, all OF Monntainhome. Idaho.
VIM. BALDERSTON,
Register.
First pub. June s.
Last pub. July 6. 1911
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-05-18
June 8. 1871.
Last pub. July 6, 1911.


Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meetings Of the stockholders
of the Elm0re Irrigation Company,
corporation duly organized under
the laws Of the state of Washington
will be held in the city OF Seattle,
state of Washington. on the 10 IN
day of April, 1911. at 3 o'clock IN
the afternoon at Room go New
York Block at which meeting nine
Trustees VIII be elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year. and such other bus
mess will be transacted as may pro-
perry come up before the meeting.
/ Am proxies should be fled with
Ralph Ramakey. Asst Secretary,
l14O4 Second Avenue. Seattle. Wash
ington. before the hour set for said
meeting
II. ]. ETHEL,
First Nice-president-
B. l.. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
A primary meeting Of the resident
stockholders of the Gilmore lrriga-
ton Company viii be held a. the
rooms of the 10000 Club" in Nouns
tain Home. Idaho. on the 3rd day
of April 1911, for the purpose OF
nominating seven resident directors
to be voted for at the annual meet
ing to be held in Seattle on the 10th
day of April. 1911.
b. p. THOMPSON,
2nd Vice-president
b. L. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-05-18
JESUS NOLONGER A MAN
Since His Resurrection He Is
THE Lord Of Glory
Begotten and Born Of the Spirit,
"Put to Death In Flesh,
Quickened In Spirit"

London. April %.
Pastor Russell
preached in Lon
don Tabernacle to-
day to a crowded
house. His text
was. lie was put
to death in flesh.
but quickened in
spirit" Il Peter
fiji. 49,. The speak
er said:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22

% Mr. Tyler Il am sure rha1 Ar.
Calhoun vii require some Gays n
beast TOR the framing OF his answer
70 al Invitation 50 grave as this
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nents said Mr. Calhoun EmEaluE
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30 OLD and 50 un1is 8 man.
sir. II take this oface which vDu
ufEer, ] &C SD with The ErOwad ana er-
pressed purpose OF bringing Texas
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-22


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
MORE RECORDS IN DANGER
Many Champions Entered for Big
Track and Field Meet

Athletic history should be made to-mor-
row at Celtic Park, where most OF the
leading athletes Of this district will strive
for the senior championships Of the Metro
politan Association. The committee passed
on ISL entries and more than half Of this
number are champions In the hali-mile
run one of the best fields that have faced
a starter in many day will be seen, in
GLIDING Peerless Mef' Sheppard, Harry
Gissing Eddie Frick, Frank Riley, Joe
Rronlilow and o. DeGrucey Sheppard
has been training faithfully TOR this race.
and has made the statement that he will
try to break the worlds record FOR the
distance.
In the sprinrs Rosen berger. Cloughen, Ell
Ter. Lauer. Never and Archer are named
among others. while the jumps will bring
out Plat Adams, Dan and Tim Anearn,
Grumpelt. Oler. Fielding and Erickson.
II looks As tnOugi Abel kiviat would
have everything his own way IN the one
mile race unless Sheppard decides 70 take
crack al his rival. The New York Atm
etic Club has entered all its best men.
sixty-fve in number and the lrish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club will not have a walk
over for the club championship.
Tickets Tor the games are on sale al the
uptown and downtown stores OF A o.
Spaiding x Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
LOUGHREY A CLEVER BOXER
Has Shade the Better of Nitchle
in Ten-Round Bout.

Frank Loughrey and Young" Nitchie,
two lightweights from Philadelphia boxed
ten rounds at the National Sporting club
of America last night. with hOnOrs slightly
in favor Of Loughrey at the finish, Nitchie
was the more powerful Of the pair and the
harder hitter. LOughrey. on the other hand,
was the more clever boxer. and landed on
an average Of two blows TO one. He evil
IDENTIFY could not put much behind his
punches. for time after time he threw his
right over To- the point of the jaw, only TO
have Nitchie grin and then plunge back TO
renew the attack
Nitchic had his man in a bad way in the
ninth round from a hard punch in the pit
of the stomach. out either did not want 10
or could not follow his advantage. Lough-
rey was able TO recover and hold his lead.
-Youne" Mitchell and Young Cohen,
the latter from London, boxed fast ten
round draw Cohen was the more clever
boxer, but Mitchell had the waliop and
landed it freely. He scored two knock
downs over the London boy, but the latter
boxed cleverly and avoided possible
knockout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
AID WOLGAST BREAKS CAMP
Tom O'Rourke Offers Big Purse
for Bout in This City.

Milwaukee,. Sept 1i.-Ad 'volgast the
lightweight champion. broke his training
camp to-day and departed for his home at
Cadillac. Mich. Tom Jones, his manager,
left for Chicago with Danny Morgan. who
looks after Knockout" Browns interests.
L, is reported that Jones and Morgan are
York club
Tom O'Rourke. OF New York, sent mes
sage tonight 10 The Milwaukee sentinel,
Offering a $4,000 purse for a contest be-
tween Wolgast and Mcfarland in that city.
other clubs are said TO be after the bout
which was called off here late lat night
when the Sheriff proved obdurate and de-
clared the boys could not meet About $50
coo worth Of tickets had been sold and the
money will be refunded to purchasers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
CUBS FALL WITH A THUD
Lose Two Games to Pirates at
Critical Time in Race.

P.ttsburgsh. Sept. li.-Pittsburgh won both
games Of a double header from Chicago to-
dav by score Of TO and To ,. The
first game was most exciting, and devel-
oped into a pitchers battle between Cam
nitz and Brown. Pittsburgh won in the
eighth inning on Carey's single and a home
run nv Clarke. Clarke's long drive was
stonned bv Schultz on a dead run. but he
could not hold the ball
IN the second game Pittsburgh hdd IN
cago shut out until the ninth inning. be
fore that period not a Chicago man reacNe'
third base. In the ninth Leiheld Weahene"
lust bit. the bases being filed by two hit7
and a base on balls before man was OUT,
Two men were then forced at second anu
Shean. who batted for Richter sent HS
TO Care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15

+, is matter Of history that Albeit
sockeI has never been able 10 make much
,oad,,av against "Chck" Evans. These
western lads have mot time and AGAIN
and somehow or other Chick invariably
manages 20 scramble ont on top. SO 1t
no Yesterday. although few believed II
would he possible when he finished down
9, the morning 10 the Western champion
who got round in a.
No one was prepared for the remarkahie
e,sb of brilliancy that followed. Threes at
tho third. sixth and seventh holes ana
tro AT the eighth. enabled the French
champion 20 reach the turn in ~ almost
.neard-of figures at Apawamis. Against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
/. HAWORTH CLUB FIELD DAY
Thriving New Jersey Organiza-
ton at Lawn Tennis and Golf.

field day has been arranged for
the Haworth club. at Haworth y. J.. to-
morrow. The object l. 10 celebrate the
success Of the club and rapid increase IN
membership since the requirement ot an
eighteen hole course and additional lawn
tennis courts. and the opening OF a new
building for lockers and dormitOres.
Besides many games, the days enter
tainment Will include tent shows. ratties.
tea room and various booths. The affair is
said TO be- the first Of It's kind undertaken
by a country club near New York.
The club mas the only golf course on tins
West Shore Railroad within reach Of New
York For years h had. only nine holes.
but recently q lease was taken on the pr'-
vate links built by the late eX-Msyor Hugh
j. Grant Of this city. Among the clubs
now members are several Of the first rank.
and its lawn tennis cracks include two Or
three Of national ranking
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Left entirely 10 themselves herreshoii
and Kirkby moved along quietly but the
golf was Of a. kind that would nave
nleaeed the most critical Usually accuS-
TONED 10 outdriving an opponent al the
vav from ffteen 10 fifty yards hTKoy
struck n tartar in Herreshof. VINO got
avrsv one titanic effort after ano'ner.
whether his had anything 70 DO WIN
FZirsbv's occasional topped drives Is
matter Of conjecture. but they certe'hH
,,,,s4 have bothered the Englewood man
ono thing that helped Herreshoh mshtly
ICING out in the morning was the T. aaTV
mai he took ONLY one put on -FOUR 'lh''
~ -I--us =. -. rnntch fnllnMs.
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GAME FOR ROYAL GIANTS
Roll Up IL Runs to Only Three
for Their Rivals.

. BY punching their hits at critical mo-
ments the Royal Giants soundly trounced
the Lincoln Giants in the first OF o three
game series al American League Park yes
terdsy by a score Of y 10 3. The singing
defeat was a distinct surprise a. the Lin
coin Giants were the favortcs
The score follows.
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a nace seckal ~ helnless. losinr six

such pace Seckel was helpless. losing six
Of the nine holes. - that his early lead
was not only completely wiped out. but he
found himself down turning for home.
seckel SIN had some fight in him. and
succeeded in carrying the match 10 the
seventeenth green. where Evans was re-
turned the winner by up and 1 10 play.
Evans continued on in the hope OF making
record. but the best he could do was 10
get a on the home green. which gave him
70 for the fun sround
The card follows
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CARDINALS WIN AND TIE
Beat the Reds in First Game
After Two Extra Innings.

ST Louis. Mo. Sept l4-St Louis won
the first game Of a double header from Gin
$cinnau to-day and tied the second, when
was called after the fifth inning because
of darkness The urst game went eleven
innings and 81 Louis pulled out victory ~
: tn Z when Compton threw wild 10 first.
allowing KOnetchy TO score the winning
nun. The score follows.
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Baseball FiGbf
IN Three Leagues

The Giants took a long step in the
National League penDant race yesterday
They won their game from, Boston, making
four straight. while Chicago wis beaten
twice in "a doubIe-header with Pittsburgh
The Giants now have n lead Of 32 points
or four games. over the Cubs. while the
Pirates have pulled up to within II points
OF Chances clan. The Giants are ON their
way West to-day. while Chicago and Pitts
header.
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In the soccer football game 10 be played
tomorrow afternoon at the Polo Grounds
between the Corinthians, the best Of the
English amateur eleyens and the team
licked from the New York State League.
II is expected thai the visitors viii be- forced
10 their limit To those who are fond Of
soccer ;his win he one Of the best opportu-
mites 10 witness a game since the sport be-
gan growing in this city.
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Totals n6t43si5o Totals 30 5l2ts2 IS 3

,Ratted for Harmon in tenth inning win
ming run scored with two out
81 Louis ~ q % -
cincinnati - o q % %
TWo-base hits-konetchy. Mclean. Cakes
90. Tnre.-tas. hit-Mitcheil Sacrifice hits
Harmon. Grant. Bescher Sacrifice hy-
Ellis Double plays-Huggins aud konetchy
Evans and Kouarchy. Pa ssed ball-McI. Lean.
stolen bnses-Egan. Mitchell 90. Hauser. Ko-
retchv hit by pltcher-By Compton ho-
netchy) Bases on balls-on Harmon. q; OF
,;asp6r on l. Laudermnk. I or Suggs, &,
~ compton l. struck out-By Harmon 3
~ Suges . Hts-Od Suggs : IN , Inn
ings on Gtspar. ! In - innings on Comp
ton 3 in innings on Harmon. l. 40 lu
innings: on Laudermilk, none In ! inning Ieft
on bases cincinnati. 10. st. Louis. T. Time
2JJ.
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SECOND GAME.
ro,nl.. .274s27lOO- totals. "a 2 "a "A l

.Patted for Richie in fifth inning fba'''u
for Richter IN ninth inning
Pittsburgh ..........0 o >
~ .clgo .......-....O y
Tbre.-base Eit-Clarke Sacritlce MS
r,rs,- Mccarthy Leineld. Sacrince ny
.srev Double plays-McCa r-hy Miller ana
wagner. Zimmerman. Archer. llhhri, D"g
spJ Rirr5s First base On bals-ou l.ellrit'
. off Richie. 3 Struck out-By Leineid =
~ NcIntire l. WILD pltch-Richie. Passeu
btl1-Arcrer. LIT bases-tittsburgh, -
CIicago : Hits-ON Richie. in : innings,
m NcIntire ! .n 3 innings OF Richter IN
1 inning Tmel:47. Umpires-O Day ana r-'i'S-
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EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL
Providence Men Pound the Ball
and Defeat Jersey City.

Providence defeated the Skeeters vcster-
day. without half trying, by a score Of to
>. Every player on the visiting team made
az least one hit of Doscher's delivery, the
total Of fourteen making II easy 70 pile m
runs
Lavender pitched q good game for the
Grays allowing only five safe drives. The
] qrcra
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-YOUng" Ahearn. OF Brooklyn. and Eddie
Mack. the South Brooklyn lightweight. will
box ten rounds at the Brighton Beach
Athletic Club tonight Ahearn was recent
IN outpointed by Tommy Maloney at the
twentieth Century Athletic CLUB. but is
confident that he will be able 10 outpont
Mack. who is fast rugged boxer or the
Malouey type.
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Companion Of Men
in Big Boxing Bouf

Morris. the Oklahoma giant, and jim
FIynn, the Pueblo fireman. who are 10
meet in a ten-round boxing bout AT Mad
,son square Garden tonight:
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TO ALLOW JoHNsoN's BOUT.

London. Sept 1.-THE directors Of Earrs
Court which Is controlled by the American
amusement promoter. CALVIN Brown. decid-
cd to-day 10 allow the Johnson Wells tight
60 take place. having been advised that the
holding at the contest will not conflict with
the terms u their license
The Church Amy AM other religious
hodies have pefitlonod the county counsel
g. prohibit the night