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Evening star., 1912-07-07
TR0TT|NC AND PACING
RACES A SUCCESS
Several Washingtonians At
tend Sport at Corbin's
Track in Virginia.
eciai Correspondence OF The Star.


LEESBURG, Va, July q, 1912
The races held at Corbins track near
Hamilton. yesterday, were well attended
and. proved to be success. A number of
Washingtonians were present a great
many of them coming in automobiles.
Summaries were:
First race. trot or pace; for horses three
three; purse. s4o-First Foawerthy. owned
by n. ". Corbin. Washington, D. O.; second
Gray Boy, owned by Howard Q. Rogers. Hamil
tou, Va; third, Or; Bell. ir. owned by NJ
Second race, three minute trot, county; mile
heats; purse. $50-First, Elsie Donagan. owned
by J. NJ Corbin; second. Nancy r.. owned BY
asSea By 6nses AND rhps ihps
Waterford Va: fourth. Paul Haywood. owned
by Rogers Brothers. Hamilton. Va.
Third race. free-for-all county trot pace
by George W. Royston. Leesbmg, Va; second
Lady Ashburn. owned by e. L. Norman, Ash
burn Va; third. Elsie Donagan. owned BY J. 81
Fourth race, running; half-mile heats: catel
John Radcliffe. Washington. d. O. second, IadS
Iyanville, owned by Stanley Green, Ashburn
shannon. Hamilton.
Fifth race. mile dash; open to all; purse. $50
First. Helen b.. owned bv H. +. Palmer
W Masshingtoni sa as, D. c.; second. Mary Bell ownet
Rattler. owned by II. b. Lodge. Philomont, Va
sixth race, hurdle: open to ALL over fv,
lights lights III hurdles purse s55nFirst. Helen B.
Tomahawk, owned BY Lewis Ferguson, A1die
Va; third. Captain Cassett. owned by Middle
burg Stables Middleburg. Va.
There were also q mule race. a bicycle
race and two foot races for boys.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
NEW COURSE RECORDS
FOR OLD ORCHARD
Louis DisbroW and David
Lewis Make New Figures
in Three Events.

OLD ORCHARD, Me, July 6.-Three
new course records were established to-
day when the final events in the three
day automobile racing carnival were run
off on the beach track at Old Orchard.
Louis Disbrow. driving a Simplex, set
new marks for the course for five end
ten miles, the former at minutes 40
seconds. and the latter at s minutes So
seconds. The third track record to be
broken was in the 1OO-mile event. David
Lewis In his Stutz won that event In
/ hour 80 minutes 43.6. The previous
record was 1 hour 80 minutes Al seconds.
made yesterday by William Endicott.
The l00-mile race today proved an-ex-
citing event Seven cars started, but
after the frst ten miles the race settled
down to a contest for supremacy between
Lewis and Endicott. who drove q Schacht.
Endicott burst a tire and lost nearly
seven laps in replacing 1t. but recovered
most Of the distance by whirlwtnd dPiv.
ing and finished q strong second.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
ONLY ONE MATCH.
Collins Defeats Durand on Bannock
burn Golf Club Course.

The final rounds of the Bannockbur,
Golf Clubs Independence day tourna
ment were scheduled to be played yester
day afternoon. but because Of John L
Warren's absence from the city as &
member of the club team which played
the Baltimore Country Club In the home
and home" matches. only one match wa.
played. that between F. W. Collins and
Walter Y. Dprand in the second eight.
Collins won this match, 2 up. He had
Durand un at the turn but the latter
rallied. and Ey some splendid work, gain.
ed two holes on the homeward trip. Col.
Inns went out In IS and came In In 46
giving him .; card Of 81 asHasainst Dur
rand's ga
Evening star., 1912-07-07
JACK JOHNSON GETS
BACK TO CHICAGO
Negro Admirers Give Cham
pion Hearty Welcome
at Depot.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Broad smiles and
fat cigars adorned the faces of several
hundred negro admirers OF Jack John
son. who gathered at the Polk street
depot today to welcome the champion
heavyweight pugilist home. He came in
at 10 O'Clock from Las Vegas. where on
July 4, he smothered the hope of Jim
Flynn.
Flynn was easy" Johnson told the
crowd that surged around him. "I had
planned to knock him out in the tenth
round. but the police interfered.''
Johnson said he would fight AL PaIzer
Labor day and bet $4,000 that he would
win.
Federal authorities prepared to press
the smuggling charge on which Johnson
recently was indicted. He refused to dis
cuss 1t
Evening star., 1912-07-07
WALLACE F. JOHNSON
WINS AT LAWNHENN|S
Best in Middle States Tourney
and Plays Hall for
Championship. J

MOUNTAIN STATION, N. J.. July g.
Wallace F. Johnson. the PennsyIvan-
ian. formerly national intercollegiate
champion, won the singles in the mid
die states lawn tennis tournament to-
day, and stands as challenger of Wal
ter Merrill Hall for the championship
title. The challenge match will be
played tomorrow. In the final match
today Johnson defeated A. II. Man, jr.,
the Yale star. at SIS, 81, 4-6, 6-3
and 6-4.
II. H. Hackett and l.. E. Mahan won
the doubles. In the final they defeat
ed Holcombe Ward and G. H. Miles
6-1, GO and 6-1. B. M. Phillips won
the consolation event easily.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
TEN LEADING RuN-GETTERs.
NEW SERIES OF RACES
For Yachts Will Be Inaugurated
Next Season.

MONTREAL, Quebec, July Ga new
series of international yacht races. in
which the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht Club
sailors are to participate, will be inaug-
urated next season with a, contest to be
held on White Bear lake. st. Paul, MINI.
These races will be somewhat on the
plan Of the world-famed Seawanhaka
cup races. which took place for thirteen
consecutive years on Lake st. Louis. and
for which the White Bear Yacht Club,
then headed by L. P. Ordway, challenged
twice, coming a third time for a friendly
series.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
GORDON PITCHES WELL.
Practically Beats Seatons Himself by
Great Work for Park Team.

Gordon beat the Seatons yesterday in
the Northern Association by striking out
ten men and giving no free passes. Final
score, ID to in favor of Park
Rider starred in the field, accepting six
hard chances cleanly. and B. Gallagher
at the bat, getting four safeties in five
trips to the pan, one homer. Score:
Evening star., 1912-07-07
SPOON SHOOT
ANOTHER CHANGE
Made in Place for Holding of Davis
Tennis Matches.

NEW YORK. July 6-Another change
has been made in the arrangements for
the first Of the international tie matches
for the Davis la txn tennis cup. Instead of
France and~England meeting on the ia
NOUS Wimbledon courts, the matches will
be played at Folkestone. The dates Sc
iected are July IL. Il and I&
Evening star., 1912-07-07

The ST. JoSeph Club. In the Western
League. has an Indian pitcher whom the
Johnson, giant Winnebago hurler. Al
ready the Boston Braves, Red Sox and
Tigers are angling for him, but, ac-
cording to a well known base ball man.
Comiskey is likely to get him because of
Holland Of the St. Joseph Club Those
who have seen this pitcher work declare
that - ls-asscond Chiss RsnaAk
Evening star., 1912-07-07
Totals. "A Is 27 l3 s Totals

Seatons ........... q y o D A.
Park A. C. ......... o o . 1 KID
Runs-Russo ~. Miller t3l, Hiser (3). B. Gala
CHER t3) Lanigan, Rider w. Gallagher. Gordon.
o. Donnell, Ray, Flaherty, Humphries, l.. kns PIP
t2). Left on bases-Seatons. 4. Park. 8. First
BY Newman. Is; by Humphries. o2s by Seitz. ..
Hits-On Newman. =; on Humphries, .; OF seitz,
4; of Gordon, 1. Struck out-By Newman. 1;
Home run-B. Gallagher. Three-base hits-Hiser,
O'Donnell. Two-base hits-Miller, Rider (2).
Clark stolen bases-Russo (2), Miller, Hiser,
Rider. w. Gallagher (2), Fiaherty. Hit by
piteher-By Humph1ies lkider,; BY Gordon. Ray
Umpire-Mr. Jenkins Time Of game-l hour and
40 minutes.
Evening star., 1912-07-07

Frank Farrell. owner Of the Yankees ID
authority for the statement that his team
will be reorgani1ed. no matter what the
cost before another season, rolls around.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
WHAT THE BATTERS ARE
DOING IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Records Of all players who have played in Is or
more games mp TO and including
Tuf a.
Evening star., 1912-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

tRecords OF all players who have played in Is or
more games up to and Including
a<lnv Infr 4
Evening star., 1912-07-07

BOwLINGEANALYSIS.
Runs. Wkts. Balls. dens. Avg
Cannon rs a 800
Morton u AZ D 6.:iS
Runs at fall Of each&wicket:
Washington A IS 5H5s 63 81 l13 . . .
Schuylkill.. 15 II 2TF33 80 35 IS 36 40 Al
Umpires-Messrs. G. d. Manning and John
King.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04

Ladies Home Journal Patterns al
Brown 5.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04

Tie county commissioners have included in the Dudget OF
expenses 1913 in the neghborhoOd OF $OOO when Will NC
used building and improving old roads between p
ners Ferry and the Montana line The commissioners
have also decided appropriate for the improvement
of roads in the vicinity Of Portml and Copeland ,u
In Bonner county, and especially III the hootenl Vaey
district the need Of good roads was never lelt so mc 10 m
the present time Montana the east and Canada on the
north have the matter OF good roads, anu ~
now rp to the Kootena Valley district to follow SUIT me
absolute necessity of roads cannot be questioned New
coners cannot be readily attracted by country where lne
roads are so miserable that is barely possible to travel at
snas pace through the mre Farmers do not care 10 DC $50
lated from townife account OF poor roads OWNERS oi
autos keep Of the bad roads and consequently the toW
surrounded by poor roads lose the money spent by scn
.,o;r+
The people the Kooenai Valley should make 1t point
TO secure maintain good roads Just at the present te
it seems imperative that two principal thorouglares ouu
he maintained rstclass conlOh One 10
the road connecting with the Glacier Park road IN Montana
and leading Boomers Ferry and the other connecting Will
the canadian automobile road at Creston ana
Easport These roads would make 1t possible or resi-
dents of north and east ends OF the Kooena valley
TO easily reach a ready market for their produce
Good roads any community are recognized as one Oh
its chief assets This has been throughout the history OF
civilization Rome recognized the need of good roads; Eng
land recognized the necessity and carrying out TINS pol
lev Canada Eastern states long started the crusade
thoroughfaes and the West IS just waking up TO te
fact that have roads and well constructed ROADS
if its undeyeoped districts be brOughttO the front
spent lasting roadways IS wisely spent ana the
people of the Kooenai Valley should insist that such ROAD
Improvement accomplished should be thorough ana Oh
permanent nature. ,
Some few weeks ago the plan bond the county in the
of 100000 for the purpose OF securing money WIN winch
roads in the county proposed Inc ldea
has with the approval of the most prominent citizens OF
the county and should be unanimously endorsed Inc hooen
Valley and Bonner cannot afford to delay the matter
of constructing better roads The benefits be derived
would be far in of the interest winch woulc
have to be paid 100000 bonding'issue.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04
ALIVE BOOSTER.

Kootenai Valley people will be nterested'in reading oil
the advertising given this district by j. Daufau, who arrived
here Monday night from Wala Waa WASH making the trip
with his family by Mr. Daufau is genuine booster
most of his time and opportunity and he realizes that he is
working for his interests when he boosts the country
which he intends to make his home. Mr. Dauau is yet
stranger the of the Kooena Valley and Will no
doubt grow enthusiastic he comes to learn more oil
this wonderful country New he is to the country he has
already induced nearly dozen families former neghbors IN
the Waa Wala country to to tins vicinity tins summer
and fall to make THEN future homes In Mr. 9ufau and ms
family Kooena Valley has secured the right sort OF c
If every citizen of the district energetic IN boost
ing country Mr. Daufau would not be many years be
every available piece of fruit and agricultural land IN the
valley would be occupied by those who would develop IN ev
cry possible 1t is time for Kootena Valley people to
wake up and follow the example set by the newcomers
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04
Help Wanted.

The Herald wants several young
men or women to put i'll a part or
all of their time collecting subcrip-
ton accounts and soliciting for
new subscriptions. Liberal terms.
Only hustlers need apply. This is
good chance to make money dur
ing your spare time. A represent
alive wanted in each locality of the
Kootenai valley.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04
scnool DISTINCT poNp NorIcg

Notice il hereby given that on the 10Th day
of May 1912. there will be held at the School
House in District No. Il Bonner County, Idaho.
an election by the residents, ireehoders or
heads of families Of this district. to determine
whether OF not the board shall be authorized
to issue coupon bonds in the sum OF S6ooooC
upon the taxable property of said district at a
rate of interest not 10 exceed six per cent ei
annum. payable and redeemable in ten years
for the purpose OF building aud coupling school
houses
The polls shall be open from , 80 o'clock p. m
to e 80 O'Clock p. IN.
Posted April %. 1912. W. W. fEEBRAcHE,
May All Clerk of school District No. J.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04
SCHOOL DIsTRICf BOND NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on the rs day Of
May 1912. there will be held at the School
House IN District No u Bonner County Idaho.
an election by the residents, treeholdefs or
heads OF families OF this district, TO determine
whether or not the board shall be authorized
to issue coupon bonds in the sum OF $4,000
upon the taxable property of said district at Il
rate of intee est not to exceed six per cent. per
annum. payable and redeemable in Twenty
years, for The purposc of building. equiping,
and maintaining school houses and grounds
In said district,
The polls shall be open from 100 o'clock p. M.
90 500 o'clock p m.
Posted April %, 1914 ]. IL. GUTHRIE.
54,il Clerk of school District No. u
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04

Last week the Herald received money order for $500
hree years subscription from of its readers in Spokane
and in the letter the following cheering paragraphs
wish the Herald much success under its management
Mn had the right idea lie wished and sent along
thenancal aid which would make possible There is
moral Such letters are being received frequently a the Her
aid office and the management is glad to know that the Herald
is pleasing its patrons and mallng friends.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04
r T. P Q r T
of the
Financial Condition
of the
first State Bank
OF Bonners Ferry. Inc.

Report OF the condition Of the First State
Bank of Bonners~ Ferry. Inc. ut Boomers
Ferry, Idaho, in the State of Idaho Mt the close
OF business April 18th 1912.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04

Paints oils, varnishes and wall
paper are every day sellers at
Brody's. Why? Because the quail
ity and prices meet every custom
ers approval.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04
Notice TO Horse Men.

Johnson will stand his Percheon
Stallion at IL. B. Carratt 5 ranch,
every Monday from May LIST TO
July LIST. +-2O-5-lS c.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04

FOR RENT-The Newbery ranch
miles north of Boomers Ferry.
Apply to NJ II. Whitehouse.
$40 Paulsen Bid, Spokane, Wash.
NJ. H. WHIrEHoUsE. If
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04

Each the Herald desires to publish article tell
ing productveness of the Kooena Valley Of its re
sourcs offerings the honeseeker Herald readers can
make this possible by supplying the editor with facts in
gard the amount of clearing going on IN their neghbor-
the Herald Help the editor to- make the Herald real live
booster for the Kootena Valley.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-04

Take Notice of Moore's Furni-
ture Co. ad this week.
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