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Evening journal., 1912-03-06
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Hogan Afraid to Mix Matters
With Mcfarland in New
York Mill
Cross HAS NO
TROUBLE TRIMMING ALLEN

One Round Hogan's poor showing
in his ten-round encounter with
Packy Mcfarland, in New York, last
night was a matter of much gossip to-
day among the hundreds of fans who
witnessed his disappointing exposi-
zion. Many held that Hogan was
afraid to mix matters with the stock
yard champion while others were OF
the opinion that he was bewildered by
the wonderful foot work of his oppo-
nent.
Yesterday Hogan announced that
he intended to mix matters from the
start but he evidently changed his
mind the minute he entered the ring
He failed to land more than. ten good
punches and contented himself with
covering up and trying to evade pun
ishment ia nearly every round. No
boxer that Packy has met recently
was as easy for him to solve as Ho-
gan. The Chicagoan landed almost
at will and could have scored a knock
out toward the end of the bout had
he been so inclined.
On three occasions, the Californian
was dazed and reeling. but Packy evil
IDENTIFY did not care to win by the
sleep route, knockout being frowned
on in New York as tending to dis
credit the game.
The fight set a new attendance rec
ord for the Fairmont Club. The gate
receipts amounted to S11 900 OF which
Mcfarland received $4,000 and Ho-
gan $500.
Sailor Burke. who won a popular
decision from Larry English in New
York last night announced today that
he intended to camp on the trail OF
Mike Gibbons, until he got a chance
to meet the st. Paul lad. Burke
claims Gibbons is a bona-fde mid
dleweight and believes that the win
ner OF a bout between them would be
the rightful claimant TO the title.
Billy Allen is sadly disfgured
boxer today. Leach Cross made a
chopping block out OF him at Ro-
chester last night, and the referee
stopped the fray in the fifth round to
prevent a knockout.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
YANnEYER COMING STRONG.

The Vandever A. c. baseball team
will play ball this season, as was in
dicated at their meeting on Monday
night. at sos East Seventeenth street.
The meeting was attended by some Of
the old stars of last year and some
new ones for this year. Vandever
has signed an infielder and catcher
who will make some Of the other
teams take notice.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
FRESHMAN no SEE PLAY.

The members of the Freshman
class of Delaware College, will have
q gala time on Friday evening. About
rs of them will first enjoy an lnter-
tainment at the Garrick Theatre. af-
ter which they will have a dinner at
AinecoW'e Cafe.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06

liver and kidney disorders. varicoceie. and
stops losses. Dr. Lorcnz Dry Cen Storage
Battery is a high grade battery. requires no
charging with vinegar or acids is 500 per
cent easier applied, gives 400 per cent.
greater service, and is sold az a low price
without added cost for fancy books. A book.
let with fun particulars and factory prices
by mail FREE; sealed.
J. W. LORENl ELECTRIC WORKS.
2254 Lincoln Ave. Chicago lil
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
PULLMAN SIGNs PITCHER.

Manager Bill Coughlin, Of the Pull
man baseball team, has signed Harry
Stevenson to pitch for the club this
year. Stevenson, who is employed by
the company as a clerk, is from Bal
timore. and for two seasons pitched
for the Jacob Tome Institute team.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
SPECIAL BIG FEATURE AT
RED MOON, All MARKET STREET

The Saving of the Soul. in three
reels, Wednesday and Thursday.
Fools of Society in three reels, Fri
day and Saturday.
Other good pictures changed daily
Admission 5c.*
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
KELLY WITH GIANTS.

Harry Kelly. former Howard
School star, has caught on with the
Cuban X Giants and will take the
trip to Cuba with the team in the
spring. Kelly will play the outheld.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
CHICKS WIN.

The Wilmington indoor baseball
team defeated the East Lake team on
McEvilly's baseball table last night.
The scores: Wilmington, 9; East
Lake, 8. Nine innings were played
Evening journal., 1912-03-06

The Want Columns seek you just
because you are a live one. ballasted
by a purpose, and are satisfied with
nothing less than the best-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
DOINCS OF
THE TRI-STATERS

There is a rumor afloat that the
Trenton owners are going to appoint
secretary to travel with the team
this season. The secretary will have
entire charge Of the financial affairs.
while Heckert will take care Of the
team.
Reading, champions of 1911. will
likely train outside of the Pretzel City
this year and Manager Coughlin
plans to take his bunch Of players to
Atlantic City for the preliminary
work It is thought that the Reading
ties would be able to meet some
strong professional mines there dur
ing the summer and the plan is being
iavorably discussed by the Pretzel
management.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
and Ends Live Local Sport
WOULD BREAK
THIS SHOOTING TIE

Persons interested in rife shooting
have expressed a desire to have a
match arranged between the Inter
Collegiate rife team of Delaware
College and the rife team of Company
H. Organized Militia of New Castle.
Both teams have made a score of S74
on the indoor ranges and a competi-
tion between them would be of much
interest. It is understood that the
Delaware College rihemen are will
ing to engage in such a match.
A suggestion has been offered that
the teams could shoot on the indoor
range of the Wilmington Armory
They would shoot with .22-calibre
rifles on a 75-foot range.
The Wants will furnish a list OF
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
NEW OD!

tro Body battery n the
greatest sclf-cure for
weakness and debility
the world has ever
known. No drugs, no
medicine, no dieting. no
unusual demands Of any
sort. Just cease all dis
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tiop will do the work.
10 sends q stream OF
vital life into your
nerves. organs and blood
during the time you are
asleep. Il also cures
Z rheumatism. weak back.
nervousness Efomnrh
Evening journal., 1912-03-06

Patriarch Havana 1Oc cigars. Selak
e. Hoffman. maker. 413 Marker St"
Evening journal., 1912-03-06

The Wants will furnish a list OF
houses, apartments and fats that
are for sale and for rent.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06

Vitality is the thing which makes sue
cess; Il gives men that compelling power
which sends them forth eager and
equipped TO meet and overcome al OBJ
stacles; IL is the thing which gives our
young men courage 20 face death it is
the thing which inspires and holds a
woman's love and faith. No matter
what your age, I can give you this same
vitality. I can restore the vigor you
lost, no matter what early or later in
discretion may have sapped your strength.
can make you young and keep you
''young' From an intimate and studious
observation Of possibly 100000 weakened
men I say to you that vitality or the
lack Of il means all the difference be-
tween a manly man and a half man.
The man who bubbles with vital power
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
LET Me SEND YOU
THIS BOOK FREE

Here is my latest illustrated bo
Health In Nature" a fund Of priv
information relating TO vital weakness
Of men which result from early ind
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with the idea Of compelling You
70 use my Health Belt; it is
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08
MoHLER PRECINCT.

MoHLER PRECINCT.
Receiving judges: NC Looney,
J w Henderson, chas McAllister.
Counting judges; W. Burghardt,
William Sullivan, R N Phieffer.
Distributing clerk. John LivengoOd.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

Aunt Caroline and the partner Of
her woes evidently found connubial
bliss a misnomer, for the sounds Of
war we're often heard down in the
little cabin in the hollow. Finally
the pair we're hailed into court, and
the dusky lady entered a charge Of
abusive language against her spouse.
The Judge. who had known them
both all his life, endeavored to pour
oil on the troubled waters.
what did he say 10 you, Caro-
liner he asked.
why, jedge, ! jes' 'cnin't tell you
ell dat man do say to me-"
Does he ever use hard Lam
guageT
docs yo' mean cussin'P Yassah,
not vii his mouf, but he's always
givin' me dem cussory glances. -
Lippincotts.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

The ardent swain was doing his
best to pop the question. She re-
peatedly put him of by changing
The subject and thus broke in upon
his urgent plea: ooh, listen to that
apple treel How Il signs and
groansp
He was cross BY this time and
replied, Eyes, and II you we're as
full Of green apples as that tree is
you'd groan and sigh too"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

Even a steamboat can climb q
blu BY going up one step at a time.
This remarkable performance can
be witnessed several times daily dur
ing the season Of navigation beside
the Vrang waterfall in the Bandak
Nordsie canal Norway. At this
point falls in the river prevent the
passage Of boats up or down and a
canal has been built round the rap
ids and falls. The ascent is made
through series Of locks which ac-
commodate one boat at a time, and
IN passing from the lower to the
upper lock the boat lie lifted about
ninety feet.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08
STORY OF A DIAMOND.


/
lee sale 10 France
In his 'Feuilles d'Histoire" N.
Bioves publishes a mass Of CORE
spondence that had not hitherto seen
the light relative to the history OF
the diamond of the great Mogul
This correspondence consists Of let
ters Of Thomas Pitt, grandfather Of
the Earl Of Chatham.
In 1901 Pitt was governor Of
Madras, and at the same time he
represented an English company.
One day a man came and offered to
sell for fs9. 900 q diamond of an ex-
traordinary size, evidently stolen
from the mines Of the great Mogul.
In his position Of governor Pitt
should have denounced the theft !;
in his position Of commercial agent
be should have thought first Of the
interests Of his company. He did
neither, but used his authority 10
intimidate the man and beat down
his price, and eventually the, pre-
cious stone came into Pitts posses
sion for the sum Of eco. 900.
He committed il TO the care Of
bis son Robert, ordering him to take
Il 10 England and have Il cut.
When his son had started on his
journey the father began to have
qualms. He calculated the value Of
the diamond at $500, 900. and the
very idea of such q vast sum fright
ened him.
His wife was already a great
spendthrift, and he feared his son
would take after her. His fears
were not groundless, for Robert
FASTENED TO marry . dowerless girl
and began housekeeping on a ruin
Gus scale.
The diamond when il came into
the hands Of the cutter, Cope, BY
no means fulfilled all the expecta-
tons founded upon lie value. Inn
purities and assures necessitated q
wholesale cutting down, and from
426 carais Il fell finally 70 l2s.
To make matters worse, Thomas
Pitt found himself in hot water.
His political enemies made things |
warm for him, and his company !
talked Of bringing an action against
him 10 recover the value Of the dia-
mond. He judged Il wise to return
to Europe himself and get rid Of
the stone and wind up the whole
affair.
His patriotism would have liked
10 see the diamond remain In Eng
land, but Queen Anne's funds were
always AZ a low ebb and we're not
equal to the strain Of buying the
great Mogul's stone. George l. ad-
mired the stone whole heartedly, i
but declined to buy il on the ground
hat it vas parliament's duty 10
make him a present Of il. So Pitt
resolved 10 offer The jewel TO the re-
rent Of France, who decided to pur-
.hase il for the sum Of fl00, 000.-
Paris Journal des Debats.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

Joakley-You'r right; most peo-
pie worry over what they haven't
got, but | know certain people who
worry because Of what they have.
Coakley-That SOP What have
theyf
Joakley - Nothing. - Catholic
Standard and Timed
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

Receiving judges W H Lichty,
L ] Rowe, E B Carey. Counting
judges A ] Price, Ed Bell, ] D
Graham. Distributing Clerk. Ma
RE coble.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

On this Monday, July LIST, 1912,
At the hour Of o'clock p. m, the
Board of County Commissioners Of
Lewis County. Idaho. met as a
Board Of Equalization, pursuant TO
Law: Present z. S. Friend and
VIM. Eastman. commissioners, and
Clyde z. Clovis, clerk, by !. B.
White. deputy. Chairman NJ. c.
Hall not being present. E. S. Friend
was selected temporary chairman.
Now at this time the Board pro-
ceeded TO examine the assessment
roll Of 1912 for the purpose Of equal
king the assessment.
Tuesday, July 2, 1919.
The Board here proceeded With
the further examination Of the 1912
assessment roll for the purpose of
equalization.
Wednesday, July 3. 1912.
The Board here continued With
the examination. Of the 1912 assess
msnt roll for the purpose of squalis-
ing the same.
The board here adjourned until
Friday. July sth.
Friday. July sth. 1912.
The valuation Of the improve
ments on lots 2 and 3. blk 9. Neg
perez. assessed in the name Of Cath
crime MockIer vas here raised from
$500 to $500.
The valuation of the improve
menis on lots s,.6,7,s.o and 10,
blk 7. Johnson's addition to Nez-
perez, assessed In the name Of ].
NJ. Msdved vas here raised from
$1,000 to $1,000.
The assessor vas here directed
to assess the improvements on the
nw4. sec 81. twp 54.nr2eB m in
the name Of Maggie Booth for the
sum Of 5000.
The assessment of E. Olson COW
ering the net. sec /. twp 50 mr. /
B m was here raised from 120 acres
Of agricultural land at $4,000 and
40 acres of pasture land at $500 to
lss acres Of agricultural land at
$3.50 and S acres Of pasture land
h s2s.
The assessor vas here directed
10 assess the improvements on the
,e4, sec 20, Twp 34nr2eB m, in
N the name Of Peter Fox for the
rum of $1,000.
The assessor vas here directed
o assess the improvements on the
wi. sec 20, twp 34.nrIeB m in
n the name Of Daisy cargill for the
Ium Of $500.
The valuation Of the assessment
4 Geo. T. Ritchey in sec 8. twp 50.
Ir5 B m was here reduced
rom $1,000 to 5000.
The valuation Of the assessment
( B. A. Hunsucker in sec S, twp
5,nr3eB was here reduced
rom $3.50 to $500.
The board here adjourned until
Eonday, at 9 o'clock a. m.
Regular Term July sth, 1912.
The board here met in regular 1
sssion, whereupon the following
roceedings we're had Il
The board here proceeded to Sc S
,cs the official ballot stamps for the Y
rimary and General Elections. u
The board here appointed the fol- ]
wing judges and distributing clerks N
" the primary and general election
EAST NEzPKRcE PRECINCT. =
Receiving judges w II Lichty.
] Rowe, E B Carey. Counting y
dgesi A ] Price, Ed Bell. J D =
raham. Distributing Clerk. Ma
e coble. .
wKsr NKzPERcR PRECINCT.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
JULY TERM, 1912

sRM, 1912
CENTRAL RIDGE PRECINCT.
Judges: Dan Coin, T A Holmes,
D v Dovd. Distributing clerk,
M J Steele.
REUBERs PRECINCT.
Judges: J w Webb, Harve Sur
plus. Ned Farr. Distributing clerk,
Esma Nicol.
MoHLER PRECINCT.
Receiving judges; NC Looney,
J w Henderson, chas McAllister.
Counting judges: WA Burghardt,
William Sullivan, R N Phieffer.
Distributing clerk. John LivengoOd.
RUSSELL PRECINCT.
Judges: Fred Sweet, z Il Wa
tiers, Samuel McLaeI. Distributing
clerk, Mrs Mary Tyler.
MASON PRECINCT.
Judges: chas A currier, ] V
wilks, Geo W Dill. Distributing
clerk, Eldora Clovis.
COLD SPRINGS PRECINCT.
Receiving judges: Ell Spencer,
R L Bowles. W T Simmons. Count
ing judges: D Il Lowry. Frank
Hart. ] C Jackson. Distributing
clerk, R L Mahan.
Reports of the following county
officers we're here examined and ap-
proved:
W T ShOckley. sheriff. fees col
lected.
TN Roberts. probate judge. fees
collected.
The resignation of Frank Maupin
a. justice of the peace of Reubens
precinct vas here accepted.
The petition for the appointment
of ] w Webb as justice of the peace
Of Reubens precinct was here grant
ed, and II vas here ordered that
upon the fling and approval of his
bond. the said J w Webb be APP
pointed as such justice of the peace.
Reports of the following justices
we're here approved;
S T Ramsey, Cold Springs pre-
cincl.
Frank Maupin, Reubens precinct.
The certificate of indigency of
Ella Gerard vas here approved.
Permission vas here given the
Star Telephone Co to construct and
maintain a telephone line along GER
ain public highways.
Report Of ! C Hattabaugh. state
Examiner. was here examined and
ordered flied. 4
The following claims we're exa n
ned and allowed on the current ex-
,ense fund: .
;yms-York Co. election sup
plies SO 90
Eamiah Progress. publishing
notice 8 90 ]
anderson Pharmacy. Office
supplies 1915
lass & Pudhomme Co, rec
ord. 90 10
lass & Pudhomme Co, Of
zee supplies 6 90 ]
evils County Abstract Co.
plats 500 I
irwin Hodson Co., records so 90 I
] Under, deputy assessor 80 sol
' S Grant. deputy assessor II 20 ]
A Standage. deputy assessor As so
L Kaufman, deputy assessor 22s IS E
B Schlader, deputy as
SCISSOR SO 70 A
va B Henderson, expenses so rs
r ] T Price, expenses 67s n
'hn Dopp, juror justice court 2 rs 3
arl Stevens, juror justice
court 22s
I'm Gardner, juror justice c
court 22s
red Rhodes, juror justice +
court 22s
w Webb, juror justice court 2 rs E
N phsitsra s.,r.~ s,.-af...
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08
REUBENs PRECINCT

Judges: J w Webb. Harve Sur
plus. Ned Farr. Distributing clerk,
Esma Nicol.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08
KAMrAH PRECINCT.

Receiving judges FF Pomeroy.
S N cramer, c L Matlock. Count
ing judges w B Renshaw, ] A
Nation, v L wyrick. Distributing
clerk, Mary Horning.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08
cENTRAL RIpoE PREcINcr i.

Judges: Dan Coin, T A Holmes,
D Y Dovd. Distributing clerk,
M J Steele.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

Receiving judges II Thompson,
Peter Book. A c Kelsey. Counting
judges A II Diddock, c S Butler.
Roy Kelso. Distributing clerk. Ev-
eretl King.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08
WEST NKzPERcR PRECINCT.

Receiving judges: J S Marker,
S W Tanning, W b Ralph. Count
ing judges. James Hoag. ] W
Anderson, J W Boyd. Distributing
clerk, Mrs c NJ Parsons.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-08-08

Judges: L NJ Cossley, John W
Cooper, chas W Hauntz. Dintrlb.
utIne clerk. W W Davis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
HANCOCK.

James Freelan has moved into William
Riley's house.
f. L. Martin has been in White River
Junction recently to attend the listers
meeting.
Phil Fiske is at home from Bethel for
the Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry BeIden, who hav.
been visiting in Pittsfield and Rutland,
have returned home.
Carl Eaton, who has been very sick
with the humps, is now gaining.
Victor Marsh of Rochester is spending
short time with his cousin, Leonard
Marsh.
Moses Shantell. who has been working
for Ernest Spencer, has gone to his
home in Warren and James Fassett
takes his place.
There was social dance at the town
hall Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Blodgett furnished music and all report
good time.
Sadie Taylor has gone to Rochester to
live with Mr.. and Mrs MCGOWAN,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Hanks of Warren
visited their brother, Orwell Hanks, few
DAYS the past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
WoLCoTT.

c. Fl. Hubbard was in Morrisville Fri
| day.
Mrs. Horace Woodmansee is i'll with
grippe.
A. f. Phillips has returned from Hunt
ington
Harlow Clark is working for G. Z.
| Haskell,
c. w. Boardman was in Hardwiek
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Poor was home from
Ifardwick Friday,
Miss Irma Thomas was guest at
f. W. AIbee's Friday.
c. S. II. Cleveland was n visitor in
Morrisvile Wednesday.
Frank Potter returned home from
Highwater. F. O.. Saturday.
5. c. Whittemore has rented one Of
A +. Phillips tenements and will move
there soon
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Fife left Wednes-
day on the excursion to Washington,
ID. c.
Col. Foster Of Calais has been engaged
to deliver the Memorial day address
here.
l.. c. Udall will leave soon for Skin
ner. Me-, where he has a position as
foreman in mill.
Regular meeting Wolcott camp, No
1880, NJ w. A., Wednesday evening
April 10. Refreshments will be served
RAY Porter and bride OF Morrisyille
We're guests OF Mr. Porter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Porter, the latter
part of last week.
Frank Davis, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs George Davis, fell on log pile
Thursday, cutting himself severely about
the head He is doing well at this writ
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
ROCHESTER.

The Memorial day address here vii
be given by Gov John A. Mead
John Aldrich has been spending few
days in White River Junction and il
Springfield, Mass.
Fay Martin is home from Goddari
seminary for short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Chaffee and Mrs
Agnes Brown have returned from Flor.
ida where they have been spending the
winter.
Mrs Jane Marsh, who has been quite
i'll with bronchitis, is improving but
slowly.
Jack White of Stockbridge will WORK
70" Gayle Eaton in sugaring
Celia Ball is much better.
Miss Ethel Moulton of Randolph has
been a guest at Arthur Brooks recently.
News has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Daisy Miles, who is well
known here and has many friends 10
wish her happiness in her new life.
The comedy. The Colonel's Maid"
will be presented under the auspices Of
the unversalist society April 0 and 10.
in the G. A. r. rooms.