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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-11

Great Meadow Station, to Denville,
to Tomsberry, to Delaware, to Myers
Ferry. to Portland, to Slsteford, to
Water Gap. The distance one way is
$50 miles and round trip 1878 miles.
g
j.. p. N:
Can a man score from third base
III first baseman makes an attempt
to field a foul grounder from the
batter? r. B.
mo, sir: he cannot. The base run
ner is not permitted to leave his bag
until the pitcher gets the ball again
and is on the rubber ready TO pitch.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-11
PIRATES COMING FAST

Pittsburgh got into the first division
straight from the Phillies. It is the
first time in his thirteen-year career
that Fred Clarke had to battle to get
into the first quartet of National
League clubs in July.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-11

/, The best thing about the players
organization is that everything is to
he put up to arbitration. They are
willing to talk all matters over, and
then II no fair agreement can be
arrived at they will likely do some
other thing. AS far as a baseball
strike is concerned, there is small
chance. The players would, no doubt.
be the losers in the long run. II
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-11

The Montreal cricketers succeeded
in making draw of their match with
the Germantown Cricket Club, which
ended at Philadelphia yesterday, after
seven of the visitors had been retired
in their second innings, when 1873 runs
had been scored.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-11

The Costello MERCER team S
victory in the 100-minute race a
Brighton Beach Motordrome
night. They covered 1876 miles
one lap. and thereby broke the
ord of 120 miles made by the
Shields team last year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-11
NEW POLO A. A. SHOW

Two ten-round bouts will be staged
at the New Polo A. A, Harlem, to-
night. Frank McGuinness and Pete
Paunston, Young Libby and Joe
Malone will be the principals.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
PRESIDENT AND
 NEWSPAPER MEN
TAFT MAKES REMARKABLE ccN-
 FEsSIcN TO QulLL DRIVERS.
Ensciai Nugget S4rVios.

EpsciaI Nugget 6&rVios.
 WASHIS GTuE, 4Larcl @,-i'rGsidcnt Tan 6cliv.rrI :a fHrs'wIilI 1ddTess In- hay tu She prusa "iulr and its thr r1ursu If hLs rrIhuiEs made atArtiiEEfy frnnL confession pi That IIe- h@IIsvsz Lu l,,. rhe chief sin nf his n|irniIissra- rian.
 "2Iy great sln hs president" he said, "hna hrsn tlIrr. labor hstrti aE might ! lad the ,iIspnHltI"n ic 7rotrRstinate ard the fispusilE,f tn enjoy tlic fH!- Itwahip oE Gthsrs m'an than 0uglIs."
 AZ the president drlivcrad lhls eE- uuorsinarIly oItaI statement the preaH meu waTc dumb for awhile hut later showed l,y theIr applause that They rerHgnIgcd in" frhIlk nature uf g. rnnu ~ho could reveal T weakness to the whrIc wHrld.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
J. 5. TROOPS FIGHT MEx|CANS
RATTLE FOUGHT BETWEEN
 US. AND MExICAN TROOPS

boundary lihA Tue nfscers returned lac fire as hest they rallLI with The Tcupana aS lrnd. nut Wuuld probably hH"c lost their Ii+es had q ICfLop of tllr NinIh cavalry nUt hra,d the ahots Ind eaIlopeL Uu.
 The troops iinmVi1inlsH' TAnI into hul'le Hnd the firing lelRms fast An1 furious. Tlle Mcxicana 1,ept .lnninE from snEtt to cover but maintained Inc fire. The aim H lhT Americans wus hrltcT, however. and Ehcir drs llHIi q telling cfSc-sl from the IeGth. nInE- Ihs result WIS d ,umpietn rIc- inrv for the l;nrsed States h0yA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

Turkey has, however, already fIIacFd herself unresrrptdLy h lEIr Hands ST thg GrHHt pDSAcIs arn ul1ptL heir Eu' . uisiun tnIIRt reat thE uit.TuaIe uut'inE1o
 It ik sRid here that sI'lhA of the Turks haze already drcIarAd their in trntlon nu, EU :.n%p! thcHe termH nHll the %nr nlAT ne proCeetRd ~lttt d. though ths likHlihond Ia hut the pow CTS will nrrnnEe mAtLrr$ goTe way und IMa1Ar 0n peace.
 Should T1ie territory IlENandTd Inc SEYCt rp it will leave Turkey nothieE in Europe rxnspt some 0f Ihn territory
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

Men Eere bntche1ed with tlIs Msst GrIKfltful sHvaEsrY Rhite they Ht1od helpsess after the battlr. 1uertA gave urhrrs tu make Gr e,onmplc If thr mutipecra at all cclals aud thesc IIr- dcrK were ko thoroughly sa'rrEAh out that human hcnes wra slaughtered IIRA Ho mltny hogs.
 T. i1 now e,idsni rhRl I1Ii. new En"- cr1,nent LA dstrrrnined iu wahe tluouEh hlccd iE recesHaIS' tc suppress every attu1upL aE B rising.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

Er is believed here that che Wzah. ingtOn government must take notice of th4 occurrence and danIaEd redresA Indeed niaHy UeHcNd inst the attack on the An,Ar1rau rfIlaArs ;S one of the must ssrloua events thAt have he pr,4E. cd rCr InHe ttnls and that it iz cer- lI!h to lead e1thgr tn action by the United SidteR government ur 10 rsprt- sals by Americans living near tE.s Aor- der.
 The ELhCI UavSLTy Ehicn wSh sul- saEGt in ths hatrIa with thA Mexican regulars is negro regiment Shlrh made quise record In Cuba
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
EX-HuSBAND
 |NCENDIARY
SEATTLE DOCTOR TRIES TO BURN FORM En WIPES REaI- pEkcE
Special Nuspst ssrvI~.

ssEATTLN. MeTrh 3-A sensation las been onuscd aIl nyer thiE citY by an attc1MpL nszdl hE nr. A. H. Hui cottb In Est arc To the residence 6t his former wife, The ffoutpr nnH Ehe hay& hesn divorced fnr Bofns lime hne he has never EeeMcd tn he able tr ayzrcorne ilR ChaErih,
 < warrant MAs Issued today at the lllkta1irA uf Hrs, lIplIcDHb md the fnetnr 31Rs beer placed hndsr arrest,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
REPORTS ABOUT
 PANAMA COUP
n1E aIuEkT TAFT sAfS C0LuM HIA REFUSED U. 6. PRO.
 PQ8Al-6
sr~eiaI Nugget asrSieS.

scAeiaI Nugget 9erSieS.
 %ASHTXCToR, D. C.. Narch' 2' - Tint the rsruhlt- oi Columbia herself was Lhe cause nf Lh@ acl!nn taitnn eT the 1:rIied gtatGs in securing the Pan nu.n earqI alic Is the statement nlHhl in a report wh!cE ts n1HdA bS secT1' tav4 st Slate Knox and Thich hRs ho been transmitted 10 congress by PreE:- dent TAft.
 The report s:ATs LIlat Columbia e' IeIled tho proposals Df us Un'tc1 gtntes and su closed ihe door to r1T' cher hTtrtltTes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
9pseisl Nu9ast SsrviSA

spSeisl. Nugget sarviSA
 ROME MHTrIl A-'Fhc allies Lrtlhy sInted the demands whlnh thsp VIII make a9nInst Turkey rli@s" demands IlTc n1urh Muts harsh tEGn ever b"; thAre Esems tn G,E uu way nnt ur H.
 The allies insisL upon the surrender "f A ianopic SeutuFi, Jahtna, thr i7l anda fn inc Agr.rn AAa and unnn m in1eTnRity 0t @S90.p1B, 900.
 The demand for fIIA InhgIrnIity hnS L.;aIssej a nSnsnrlon as nc URIC aee1i lUatT Turkey c2n possibly I"ly 1t sh the prss*tit erIpplcA state of her finances.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
LATER
RAY PRESIDENT SENATE COL L-iNS HOUSE, BARRY kEc%H
 CHIEF CLERK.

SpCG,al hunaat eArS'eA
 JUNEAU, lfnrch 3--[He s@aI'' ard house oTKnnIscl tndaS AL tT'4Fe o'clock.
 RHy ef seward w&s elected praAi';c''t og ths senate. md Collins of COs' Fairbanks. wps elected speaker pf the house.
 BETTY EruHn waa appointed cs'1sl ClerK DT thA hnlIsr and Light ;s ertei CEert ot the zGnHlc.
 'fnG reading ot Ihe EhrGrnor's n1tss' zIxE will liIlsE placr af thu HeaeLon which hrEinE Et 8 p. Tn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
W. |, GOODWIN Is
 COUSIN TO WOODROW

Tn nu llinrIier which abpAArs iu II Vancouver lumber paper cAlled Ths Chinook, far DecembOr 2. ". J- Codc- ain. Snrnncrly roAd ooTrmls0inncr as Nome, says he ia q cousin or Wnndro" wilson. presidcnr'elect.
 When naked what his pcGtIcs Sera Goodwin s&It1 Ele had always Up to now vnicd republican,. nut ""'-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
epHsisl Nugget SerVIes.

sp~1soa Up8d~h OpTShFe'
 PHILADELPHIA. 'l.r1.n a.---Tl:c uaneE of the men %.'II' wil .r.>nprRe the raknsr of Prcs.Lrm. Wilsut will SC Hept ,o ihr Ecnat.' :.'II.nr..~ Er.- G"EiaLclY after h.4 ln,.n.ur.d'"n .tns' SnteRtent tu tho gTl'l"L IlL.: I''r l:nmlrs FssE sRRt sn tlIr s,'I.!r l'rf'."t arIs,'E F9n lKnoTnRcr nE a1'lrililnIIts in tn" sA1uR' ccud nut l-' srsIlls -uIslr i"t- Ire tii+ prrsidclI ,.lrc l..r'innS- rrHFi- tsa;.
 Nr Hls" 1r1iE44I r'T' today Tn 'Outs tf1 Washington :InTl .iLI"1 wImL toId 1lHyrc 1 Llst ,l.>'.4:TII :hnt 'nS cabinet Ls Msw l.1,', ici,Hll1y ,hm- slele but te dIl n,a aiyr naI the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
&nA1ial Nugget ssrVi1s.

GnA1iAl Nugget SsrSics.
 CHICAGO March 3.-MrE, r. " MTIs, rife nf largo Ianh owner "t oo, a,Io1io. Ias ;xxau;L@d h thi3 c.iy I.st night and during the Rssa"It T'* rol,bed of s4$,O61 in cash,
 1.hs Mcurencr iE suTo1ndca WIIh a good dc4l of mystery due 1'7 "on" "' to tha fact thef rnr 1aGi bad SD 'ofE' m arw,,nt of nsu.1cy in her D0 rscsRion'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
SAYS WILSON FOR
 DEPT. 0F LABOR

ol lhF interior.
 James ". N<Rernnldy of Tennesce wil 1iE ItIprueE general and Louis rrindeiE will hc secretary nf cum hs.-rEra-
 There is hRrdly Hny ftp,Iht shat these gre the Mlnlrs traaG will he sent in tho zcnII lc nrE the mystery Hs io Who wHGIIl TTrm the ad,lsoTE iat Ihe dem IH1T,IIc characterization ik Aow TsSNrded as having icrI eIenr~d up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
WORKING HARD.

Ed Jnhnsan and Wallace ST'atfl paid & hSiMg v!sLt Id IhE cltS TcsierdaS from Huiyplse creek where they gre unRins un No. 1. They haTc alrcaay reached tue false bedrock and src nHw HrifIiME.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
OUTSIDE MAIL
 IS DUE THURSDAY

A large outside snni Is duo to arrive Thursday when JarE at1mar rcturnS r. ,paf posSirLy Arrive Wednesday bat Inc lead is su heAi< that fhls 1s hoI ,.yr4ctcd, It left TanarA three d~ys l.,Ar tIsIn th,, naTl which arrived yeS- 4cChaS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
WILL GALL cAuCUB
 OF THE DEMOCRATS
SnsriAl NunpsA asgvAss.

SrsriAl Nunpst 9ssvass.
 WASHINGTON. D. C. Matva J.- Senntor Martin has decided ro chn | Ih-io"crAtIc caucus far HArck 5. Tbs TeaEon for EunmoninE this Gsueus IE not CHAT. hut the IeRatnr has proba- bly n0rhInG klSA In visw except ia cryatAilIzs democratic organization.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
coMMlTs SUICIDE.

EIenty LennhaEEer. superintendent S1r ths Cniksa Etatea Alaska Gold niiuLns Cunpa,Iyr committed zaicide In fan FTAncisq2 aficF arriving in that cstT trut1l Nome tlat falL Tic nsTE came in liy yesterdays IEia1i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
CHEEK MEETS CREEK.

aEiaz Enphenlia Allan hEat Miss Hzlcn Allan in the dog to7na race for hiIinlA lAtiiss Saturday afternoon. No oili%r rnlnfHtEtprs Jared the two itauzhlers pt the famnna "30Slsg.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
.,., nusssI Ss-Viss.

.,..i.l Nusss' s'-''s"'
 u. rAs''. March '''-N '"''''' ~'''"
 .s lApnRnt'Ils '"hHrrr"res , fought yesterday h+'"r'' ''r"'F"
 -ssuluTs nnI MrTtrIr 1:',"H' ,,,, DorEI4s The '"''" "'S ,'T 'h+ .,rd6r Ht.ll "r's r"nI .hhr" riep aeterUl"A'l"n Tor "y'''., , n n',lr' r n ,ps Nsxicans 'rt''' !ar' F'i T" r'- r.. IarinE four nf IlIrlr IlIrH- ,.r dsSd on tts fe"'
 The Ash, bcrH" w'"n ''t ''eS''"" ,. aoenad fire. nI. f,lr @nlrr1fan omasra ~he were W"ItinR n1"T the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
srasEaI Nugget RsrVie&

SS0SkGt rGRBP< p~btSG
 AExDCfi CITY. MArrh :. A n1ctt' inc of InHgnlAr troops '<edurred arouud thk city yesTe>Iss And fer \ ,i,ue the 5esues nt fe% days aEo weye r,,bloduced. Tue TisInE was put down with the mnst sHrn' hrutrlits and mntiI!eerR were slaughtered with uul Hersy. One hundlcI5 were kiIl- ed either dHrrtE LhC fight oT when they had thrown dnEn thdIr arms ard werr begging for Hsrcy,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
SEND CABINET TO
 SENATE TOMORROW

HapIes 3l is Eow EEneTany cunceasd t'Ihr1 Ire namcS Eslesrarhed are The ru,rcct oney but Mir WLlson hns Hd-
 h,rrd r]ps4Ig tu his rrniEse not Id u,rr:,i t;Em lcG,n'. ldoj 'IlInr hrI6rc ih,. aFnaicrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

cpdtsh isrpu4E aItd snllsads art d. IieisuA Ma will AAIl stsm for Hu esnts per paund during Lsrt. ThsrnIF Lshmann-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
Ak0THER SLAUGHTER OCCURS
 CLOSE TO MEXICO CITY

The American colony hrlI a H!tet- ing herH yesterday md decided 10 sIIG- Erx to Prcsi0AnZ WTIlxun that AnhAs- ,il slcyire. The meeting endorsed all he aclrIha oF the ambassador thulMEhNn7 HfuI expressed EhE .ehef that his services shhu[d HVt bc dt"' urns..h with nI .sHrh critical time.
 asIfAd tifvSr salmon, t5 cents F4r tAund. ThnruIf k3hmAnn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
snsIA kusos4 Service.

anseiHl kueaSa Service
 SEATTLE. March a.-Tr" l'HsT-In' ,,I,xenrer's Washington 'nrr"Apond- cal wires iu his pHr'T ~TA gF+rF .erse Of yec,nity rhr niInt-s nf ih* mbAr men arhn %IlI Ur. .:pS l'l.'c"* Tn Il,s eHhnet f prcxiIL.,lit II ilsI'I
 ETEun Ii. WIIsIIi. Ii.r ,r'rrri nH nI- rM dee]arES ~ili lH' sc"rrI"'S 'f lhr Rew dtrntMCrt l'i lHGri
 TrAnklin K Lanc mi1I l'% aI"'rIier"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
PRINcErck BLDG GOOD
 BYE Td WILSON
RnarInl tNpaaet sardaA

HnaEtnl Nugget 8qrSi1k
 PRINt.E1-ON. March 2.'-The town folks and students nf tine university tade farewelI tu lrrDdruW WLSnn bA' giving Il dennonEtEatinn M hiK tar1r- Thers wI!% present rATuarkAPle Feel Ing pf rervo.aI affection on both aides.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
sPbkAME"s WEALTH. EaT
 MAN PASSES AWAY
Special Ausbst sarvIsA.

SPOKANE. MarGh 4.--t:nlCnal l. N. PeYt4r whu was Alid to na lnF Wea1thiest nam In HppisanO, aind veg terdHy al l-nE AngeIeR
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
VERY CLn TIMER
 PAsaEa AWAY
S.nerl4I %uunst SsrVseA

Srerl4I #uocst SSCS.eA
 t:nRBOTA, March i-E&frS u0ppe, who hAs oAAn postmaster of Kodiak kLn.e 1868. hhs dLed Gr hraCt diSensa ai the R4:e ci seventy four. He Es srD- p.xed to he inc yeunEssr zon uE s" English lord
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
SOCIAL POSTPONED

Owing iu illness above the Miners tFprIs CInh rho RsclRl tonight will he F6AtprncA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

no TO THE NtoRTH POLE n.ksry Fsr snn u%st ArHSa ARS eAshr' The nriv CsKAA HAuAA iR ehwRA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
TRAINs BEGIN TO
 Auh ONCE MORE
spsaiAl Nunast AWvIas.

spssihI kUnOst 3sVvles.
 CQauOvIa, March L-Tkc rotaTtss and trsih rom ChItina arc now ar rrls L3 Mnd expect 10 RJrVo tonight. The thr,hGgh train for Chitina ltzse3 Frea- d1y.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

WEA pHnk angthihu and ssss5shlhs In tsA EtlKslHR nns As Ehs Nu4aSt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
AND ROB
 WEALTHY WOMAN

:SlLH %us discovered lr rho poaiE" in lls unconscious condition and !. thLA''Ia to xiv: anything like ! +Aehr nt"'In' of the Sfriti,. 'I1ie phSsI:1HnH TIG h''" cxamin-l nar sL.Ite thai lh' 'Ss"u'i ucGs ai ] moE IrntaJ EihH pu; shat s,stA will nNIoloiy recover.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

3. < RI. Fiahfinkss, iE aHH 2e rsnts psr can. ThBruit LAhmAnn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

Naw laid eggs at eressnTs Harness eh9p.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

EEFFNEY SEEs JUNEAU. A IrrI+r from ''lLarAsy Garfield aays thn1 I. r. GsTmaY visiIrL Juneau sume time aIu ln lnnk fIH hsatnens 9UA1i- ing
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
ALLIES MAKE SWEEPING
 DEMAND FROM TURKEY

ue.r G.3nErAlL ltnupIs and the par- sla e1lEs.
 In mEny quarters Turkey H regard cd AE Ias ky mt tU h6 compelled 10 YtpE uIl tEt r4llItH Ehrh
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-03

bers, he is somewhat inclined to ssy
that many of them deserve special
credit. However, the popular YER
dict goes to Parks. the local baseball
idol. During the early portion of
the game he played in left field, and
his pretty catches of two long flies,
in fact by far the longest hits of the
game. robbed the Tekoa boys of a
possible victory. The last tour in
Mugs he took his regular place as
pitcher, and although but the first
game he has pitched this season, had
the visitors almost at his mercy for
the last four innings OF the game.
Sargent was the batting hero of the
game. in fact he seemed to be the
only man to connect successfully with
the curves of Walsh, the Tekoa pitch
er. Sargent in the course of four
times at the bat, made three hits, two
of them for extra bases The star
end of the ST. Maries batting order
had hard luck in the hitting depart
meut. aud the old reliable slugger,
Captain Spokesman. went through the
giame without "biugle.
Following is the sum mary and
score by Innings:
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-03
FINANCE COMMITTEE

At meeting held last week the
baseball association elected William
ID. Keeton as manager of the team
for the season. and a determined eff
fort will be made to get things in
shape so that st. Maries will have
regular lineup of players for the sea
son. Manager Keeton has arranged
for a finance committee composed of
Dr.. Kiusolving, William Nelson aud
O. NJ. Sargent to take up the matter
of support for the bait team, aud a
subscription paper will be presented
to the business men some time this
week. All of the present lineup Of
the team, with the exception of three
men, have positions in the city, and
arrangements will be made by the
manager to secure employment for
them, together with what new men
that will be signed up for the team
The manager hopes by having the
business men who need men. en-
ploy ball players. and thus insure g
permanent location of good men 5oI
the team.
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S pc rt@

81. MARIEs Wiz %

n The visiting baseball team of Te-
koa came TO this city Sunday, met
the loo aggregation of ball tossers,
aud went home defeated by a score of
8 to a. That merely tells the story
of the result, but as the game Vas full
of pretty plays, long Lifts aud light
ming fielding, one who did not see
the contest can get but a little idea
of the real article of baseball that
was shown, or Of the fact that the big
urowd of spectators got their full
moneys worth by attending.
The weather was ideal for baseball,
although the hot sun made 1t some
what more than comfortable for the
bleachers, and the hard worked out
Relders of bnth teams The ST. Ma
ries band turned out for the game
and added en- attraction in a number
Of musical selections between in
nings.
The game itself vas a fast one, de-
spite the fact that there Was some
loose feelings, these errors however
coming when there WIS no one on ba-
SEES, and thus netting neither Of the
teams but few runs. The visiting
players deserve credit for the clean,
orderly game they put up, and unlike
other teams that have played herr
this season, there Was absolutely NJ
kicking on decisions, or Towdy ism
which has married 90 many ball game
10 the past.
For St. Maries it Is somewhat hare
to pick any one star performer, o
when one thinks about the Prandstaui
catches. made by the different mem
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-03

Strictly Modern European
Hotel. Conducted 70 Please
Guests. Popular Plan
Dining Room q.
ST. MARES, IDAHO
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Society
Entertain PresbYteriams

kAALGEO6lAN II EGSuV CSIA6lIAS
Last Friday evening the Syringe
Bible class Of the Methodist Sunday
school held one Of the most success
ful socials of the season. Over Go
people we're present aud an excellent
program of reeitations and must was
rendered. This was the regular /
monthly social Of the class. this
method being adopted some months
ago as a means of keeping interest In
the Sunday school work, aud the
scheme has succeeded most admirably
The class has also adopted new
innovation In spreading the Sunday
school work by the completion of a
plan which will be insugurated next
Sunday, that of starting a new Sun
day school at Clarkla. The new Sun
day school will he started at Mann &
Hays camp, and will be under the
personal direction each Sunday of
some members of the Syringa Bible
class of this city. The meetings will
/ be held In the form of team work,
two or three members of the class 60
ing to that place each Sunday to hold
the meetings.
The organic titn work in starting
the new class will be done by Messrs.
II. f. Thursden aud A. A. Giles next
Sunday.
At the social last Friday evening
the honor guests of the occasion we're
the officers teachers and bible class
of the Presbyterian church of this
city.
After the program delicious re-
freshments were served. The follow
ing is the program of entertainment
as rendered:
Song by All-America.
Invocation. Rev Harvey.
Recitation, Original Memorial
Poem. MRS. NJ. NJ. Hughes
Music, Mrs. Hallsck aud j. f. Allen.
Recitation, Miss YounRs
Recitation, Mrs. Anna Castor.
Song by All-Star Spangled Banner.
Qnartett- Messrs. Paul Harvey,
Ruel Harvey, Harvey Mulch,
Harry johnson.
Contest --B Book Lovers Game, won
by Mrs HRlliot
Solo Miss NJ. Noiand.
Duet Mrs. M. O. Petersen and
Miss NolauC
Recitation, Supt Chas Levitt
Selection of partners tor lunch wa
by oonuudrums prepared by Mrs f
} Graves
Song by AIN When the Roll is
, Called Up Youde
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-03
Sunday Pic&ic

Mr. and Mrs\ Isadors selig aud
son, Misses Daisy ~5taifter aud Mae
Campion and MessIs A A. Miller
aud P. Il. Wallis, engaged Spi es
mau's motor launch Sunday aud
went down TO Mr.. Sellg's place below
Bul es Bay for picnic. They took
then lunch baskets with them and
spe6f a>yery pleasant afternoon in
the Woods aud on the water.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-03
President wv. C. t. u. Here

Mrs. Mabel 1. MoOrea. of Sand
point, president of the Northern Ida
no W.O.T o., was in this city yes
treday between trains, being a dinner
gnest of Mr.. and Mr.. Robinson of
Shaws Corner.
Shells arranging to hold a meeting
heFe IN the near future for the pur
pg Sc of organizing W O L U for
hhis city
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-03

Saturday afternoon the Shingle
Viewers and the Cubs played a prac
tice game Of ball Only four innings
we're played. The Viewers proved
themselves far too strong for the Cub
and won out by a score Of "a to D.
The Single Viewers are rapidly
rounding into shape and will soon be
10 condition to give the regulars a
good practice game at least.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-03

". j Myriok was a business visit.
or IN the city Saturday aud Sunday
from Fernwo-d, where he is located
at present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-07

the governor should have arrested the
defaulter. Evidence that Vincent had
Systematically robbed the state for
three years before Governor O'Nta1 took
office and that this governor had spent
thousands of dollars at his own risk
in abortive effort to catch him amount
ed to no answer. The state tax rate
must stand lower
The governor had approved an ap
preparation of s60.000 to help rebuild
the university. He should have vetoel
the bill. He should have vetoed the
appropriation of $4,000 to the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college and
the $500 appropriation to the medical
branch of the university at Mobile.
The legislature took heed of the cla-
NOR without and passed a bill reducing
the state tax rate to 55 mills OH the dol
lar. The governor approved. An en-
rolling clerk, fortunately as was
found, failed to do his duty A test
case was brought and the supreme
court decreed the failure of the clerk
destroyed the intent OF the legislature.
mills.
for a special session to correct the err
ror in the enrolment. The governor ex-
amined the books of the treasury. II
was at once disclosed that So mills on
the dollar would not supply adequate
revenue. The January, 1885, interest on
the state bonds could not be met with
out entering the market as a borrower.
The special session was not called. The