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The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: 3-yesr-olds and upward
sir furlongs. Msmik. lG5 Mott, $50. $40.
SD. won: High Private los tio-e). S5.7o. s. 70.
second; Collie, loi Robnsonl. S.se. third. Time.
LIS IS Sweetheart Sue. DOreris, Prospect. Ca
brio Foundation. and ISckrose als ran.
SECOND RACE-NSden 2year-oids: five fur
longs. Rochester. liz Pessel, Ns.6o, s.. $50. won
Gypsy Blair 100 Robinson, $3.50 sac second
Eulogy 100 tkeogh.. $50, third. Time. 90. As
pr4sis Sam, Argument. BeIsrain. and Nedistion
also
THIRD RACE-fyesr-olds and upward: one and
one sixteenth miles. Impression, lN tGansl, S. 80
SO $40 Won: Beulah = lH tstiriine, s. 10
g 90 ,eopnd: Old Ben. los tGoosl $50 third
Time I.4. korfhage and Jessie Louise also
FOURTH RAcE-2yearolds: i've furion.s Buixs
III tKeoeh, esq. Sc $40. won; Msrse Henr,
III Gentry, s., $, second; Pockichoo III ismaiil
wie third Time 90 IS. Margaret a. blood
Test. Bnwn.Eysd Kate, and Heir Apparent also
...
FIFTH RAcE-tysrsids- and apvsfa; six fur.
~ iAA - too. 0e -. IN. ~;
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: pune S40a 5year ODDS
and upward: FIVE and one half furlongs Hearth
stone. loe Tapin' to l. even. 10 NON non.
Wiley, Ios iConnnrs|. \ 10 s. out second; Miss
lean liz (Smyth,. to ]. even. J TO third:
Time I17 IS Single. Ada Anne. Mia Edmond
Adams and Joe knight also ran.
SECOND RACE Purse 500: selling: 3-year-olcs;
nonwinnsrs of two since MAJ Is; six fur
Lnss A. y Aiken. liz Mcpsmctu. to J.
even. to s. Zindel. l0s lMcAteet. to =
even to 5 second; Reflection Ill Mathews,
20 l. ) To . to S. third. Time. ia 70:
Indifferent. celebrity, Fsker. Smiling Magic. and
Dr u also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 500: selling; i-yesr-ods
and upward +: that haze moi at this Iaeeting
one mile Irish Heart. 100 tSmythl 10 l.
4 10 s. to s. Bngar. 100 Cooper. tn
l. even. to , second; iA1cky George. 100 tobert)'
5 TO !. to ]. even. third. Time. / :i3 IS oEs-
tion Lillian Knpp Sir Fretful. Bull, WEIGH.
Liberty Hall Font. ard Water Lad slso
FOURTH RACE-KinS George Handicap: $3.50
added: Sweepstakes for 3yesro!ds and upward :;
one and ouesiTtsenth miles KInkly. l2 tMetcaf'.
even to 5. out. won Rrsre Cunarder lo2 tTspiinl.
J TO /, to 5. Ia g. second: Gallo. 100
Gunner. l2 to J. ia !. third Time,
"a. stalwsr Helen. ormum. and Tactics also
FIFTH RACE Pur~c. 500. 4year-nlds and up
ward; six furlonSs. Hei,D~it. ia GMcAteel. l to
: out, out. The Busy Bndy. ia DoddI
s to l. out, s-rnnd: Miss Prinity Ill
tRsllangerI, y t" l. Ia |. even. third Time
lli:S Arcen-. Bstr"u. aud Lamb. Tail also
SIXTH RACE Selling: purse 500 Swear ODDS
and upward: five furIonss. Mstre. IL tMctcaIN.
. to !. to l. Ia !. won; Blue Jay 100
Wan Dusenl. to l. to /. even. second ortyx
l6 fshiiiipgl TO /. to l. to s. third. Time
I0s45. Rose Ring. Miss Gayle. Miss Chaucer
L1Iris Mazurks, sophn. Belle Terre. and ochre
Court also
SEVENTH RACE-Pm.e $40 i-ycar-oIds and
upu ard: mile. J. II. Houghton. II! ~ msl,
10 ?. to s. out won: Gerard. ia tirothl,
to l. even to S. second Louise Trsvcrs los
INietcalf) TO !. TO 4. Ia s. third Time
1875 Lady Innocence. Sonny Ro, shepherdess
Freds johnson. Yanker. King R'dford. Eaerpe
and Cogs also
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
TOMLIN LEADS GUNNERs.
Camden Sharpshooter Carries on
High Average Honsrs,

Newark. n. J.. June 5.-Ipciennt weather Ore
vaiing here yesterday kept down the attendant,
in the opening day Of the twelfth annual New
jersey State shoot. Only thirtyf,s devotees O.
the tarset-smashnE game competed The high
wind played havoc with the fight of the targets
and shooting difficult. Fred g. Tomlin. oil
the Camden Shooting Association, carried OF the
hrt days high average honors. with rs broken
out II his quota Of 40 rocks having Ions
run OF 81 straight at the start Charles T. Day
Jr.. Of Newark. finished rnner-up. with l6S tar
gets broken Tomlins shooting was pheuomena
considering the hukey ducking targets
Tomhn tied Day for the honors in the wieden-
mayors Park merchandise event at Is tarvets
both breaking straight. Tomlin won the shoot
on FOR the high gun prize a large hall clock BY
breaking an additional 3 straight and Day scor-
ing d. From the present outlook Tomlin 10 looked
upon as sure thing for the New Jersey State
amateur championship event a. he is shooting
in great FORM
Tbs scnrrs Of the Camden Shooting Assoei,-
tion representatives were: TomIn. IFS; W. II,
Matthew'S. li2; Vincent Oliver Isl; Frai Plum. II:
Isaac W. Budd. l0; Frank J. Hineline, Is2;
". c. Starr. no.
The tnree-man team championship of New Ter
sey was the initial event Of the team chaupion
ship shoot-and after a battle royal before the
traps. the Camden Shooting Associations team
composed Of Hineline Plum. and TomIin, carried
OF the honors by the narrow marin of on,
target. They broke 30 targets and defeated IN.
Smith Gun Club.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
The Finn Runs First
In Feature at Belmont

New York, June 6.-rhat little black
running streak. the Finn. convinced
ABOUT 1900 spectators at Belmont Park
today that he was a real race horse
when he dashed across the line four
lengths to the good in the historic Bel
mont stakes. Behind him came Half
Rock, the same distance aheead of Peb-
bles.
The stake is a real test of a thorough
bred. For over mile and three eighths
horse has to prove he possesses game
ness. speed and endurance; and that Is
what The Finn did. From the drop of
the flag until he stepped past the vision
of the judges. The Finn was away in
'front.' No man can ask more Of any
horse than that.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
SCHLAFLY Is RELEASED.
Buffalo Federal League Club Mama
ger Let Out.

buhan June s-Lary Schlahy manazrr NJ
the Buffalo team Of the Federal Learn. i, out
OF Job today- Walter Blair has been placed in
temporary charge of the players until permsp.nt
Successor to schlahy is named. 1t is believed
Hairy Lord. former White Sox star will he IN.
man In announcing the retirement of Scblssy
President Robertson said:
We parted the best Of friends but tn. os
Meals OF the club believed change in msnagers
vas necessary We had nren SchIafy a fair
chance but he failed TO deliver the goods We be-
le'e night now that have the best team in
the Federal League and why it is not in higher
I">'tion we cannot understand. The club is too
good 4 to be huEging that cellar r,s,,;o, ali
season.
Now is the time 70 begin to climb if We ere,
expect to enjoy higher place this year Whether
We Will go outside ranks for a manager
remains to b. seen. I will attend the Feder.I
League meeting tn be held in Chicago tonorrow
as wish 10 get President Gimores opinion upon
the matter
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
RENDELL.

The Finn covered the long route in
2:ls 2-5. which. while not a record break
ING performance from time stand
point, has only been beaten twice There
were only three starters in this classic,
and they were three real runners-The
Finn. Pebbles and Half Rock.
Tanya, Whitney's famous mare. holds
the record of Eos at this course, and
Prince Eugene Won the stake two years
ago in 2:1s. In the betting mart Pebbles.
the slashing Ben Brush colt, owned by
James Butler. held the favorite position
and was well played at to ).
, The Finn. though considered dangerous.
was quoted at to B. and Half Rock
went neglected at 30 to l.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
ROUGH WATER FOR COLUMBIA.
New Workers Take Chance q,
Swapping at Poushkeepsfe.

Poushkecpse, y. T.. June 5-The Columbia
VARSITY had ITS first pull on the Upper Hudson YES
terual afternoon IN Preparation for the inter
collegiate regatta on June d The three crew,
were scheduled to take their maiden spin y.ster
dsy morning. but cold north wind made rowing
almost certain 10 end in swapping
In order that they might adspt Themselves to
the shell they will Use on REGATTA day Rie.
sent the varsity narsnen out in the new Morton
q. BoSuc. Rice kept the eight close to the west
bsnk 80 as to avoid the waves kicked up BY the
VINO The men sefmed pleased with the new
shell, which IN Rices opinion has lines better
built for speed than any other shell he ever bought
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
FORDHAM STARS IN DEMAND.
Athletics, Giants and Broofeds Are
After College Players.

New York. June Three members OF the Ford
ham College team have received tempting offers
from the Athletics and Giants, and the Brooklyn
Feicrals also are anxious to obtain their seryces
Carroll, who has still q year to play the
varsity. is most sought after. all three teams hav-
ing sent scouts TO get lis John Hancock to
contract for professional bass hail. Carroll hits Sd
hsdns the Fordham team both in the field and at
the bat. is medical student and stands very well
in his classes.
Bill Walsh and Jim Conway, the Maroous' star
battery men. hare refused offer to enter Federal
League service. Connie Mack made a personal trip
to Fordham to have a chat with them. but failed
to indncr them to join the White Elephants in
Phiadelriiia at the end Of the season
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

Close Finishes Mark
Second Days Racing

Bradley's Choice. ITO (GanI). SD. $3.50 second
Buckhorn. l2i (KeoGh). $40. third. Time. l:lo IS
New track record. Little Father and Leocharss
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seng; 3yssr-olds and upward
six furiongs Boots and Saddle ia tNeylon).
SlS7o $50 $50. won: Man Cassidy g Robin
sonl. ii SIS. $50. second DR.. Carmen lo5 tTay-
lori. $3.50. third Time. liz. Tory Maid. Black
Silk Cardigan, Lihcrator, Scr 1t. Skiles Knob.
Fsthom. and CHARTER also nan.
SEVENTH RACE-One and one-siXteenth miles.
Rancher. IS tGsnerl. s2a.p. SD. $50. won:
Hodge. ns tkeoEh). SEQ. $50 second; Black
Toney. 30 GAM. $50. third. Time. l:i34s.
New track record. Ringing Leo Ray. and David
Crais also ran
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
TRIBUTE TO sT0vALL,
Charley bor,rrs Now Admits He
Erred In firing GeOrxe.

President Charley Somers. Il the Cleveland Amer
lean League Club. admits he made a mistake three
years ago. when he failed To retain georEr stoyaIl
as manager Of the Cleveland Club. Ever since I
have been in baseball. aid somers the other day to
Cleveland Pisindeaer reporter. II have been look
ing for q man Of the caliber Of Connie Mack You
can count such men the fingers of one hand
Geotss stoSsii came closest TO the mark and made
m error when failed To keep him. ] agree with
the Plaindeser when it sid the owner should keep
his hands oh. But what you going to do
when you nave manager who 10 not equal to
the task:
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Pitcher Ruth Injured.

Boston, June 5-Pitcher George Ruth of
the Red Sox. will be out of the game for
about week owing to a broken toe on
his right foot The accident hsppsned
IN New York on Wednesday Speaker,
who was hit with a pitched ball in yes
terdays game, is also out Of the game
ana 1t is not known when he will return.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

reached third when Lambert went into
bat. and the Leichardt player brought
him home on a fine outfisld hit, which
produced two bags. Caswell then
brought Lambert home, making four
runs for the session"
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Players View of Federal League.

Portland. Greg. June 5.-The Fedasl League. in
pint of the class Of ball it is furnishing its follow
ers. Is neither major q minor League, secprdina
to Milton Reed the reformed independent who Is
drawing salary from Walter McCfedie 1t 10 q
betwist and between sort Of . proposition. I'D
like to say the Feds are real major lesgos," nid
Reed. but I can't conscientously do 50. They've
got lot of pIayeIs who wouldn't have q ghost Of
show in the major Leagues"
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Watt Chosen Captain,

New York. June s.-Rosert q. Watt, Of Keaas
burg. n. j.. elected unanimously to captain
the next Columbia baseball team At . meeting of
the team yesterday. by accepting the homer Watt
sttled cnce and for ell the numGys that he would
desert ooilese ball for the big league. He b &
iunior in rDlless and has played second bass apes
his freshman year being the last man To make IN
varsity while still . cub
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

don't. Paul. and, gee, you ought to
see him HUSTLE" and Bill chuckled
We'll. I'm thankful the game is
over at last" sighed Mrs. Sunday.
PA, you ought not to have STAYED
out there SO long" she said, placing
her hand gently on Billy's shoulder.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
PITCHER HAS SMALLPOX.
Player on Milwaukee Team Ii Quar
antined In CoIumbun.

Columbus. Ohio. June John Shakelfori pitcher
fT the MIea'Iaee American Association team was
Guaranteed hsre today when it was discovered n,
had dsyeloped ut smallpox
Members Of both the Milwaukee and the Column
bus teams wln pe watched closely TO detect possible
traces Of the dlseas, but it was stated OFFICIALLY
that the association schedule would not be changed
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
16.0oo.Nile Notorcycle Trip.

slsyton. Mian. June s.-Mr. and M. DIT WHIT
ney pan % start today On the laaGsst uetssscis
trip, srrr eoatsnrlstsd. The UuspsJ VIII cover
Approximately is.ee miles.
San Fpncisco will be t.asir pOipt d dessins.
ton on the first lap Of the trip end fun thass,
after visiting the fair. tssy will head fos OrsSnu
Ind then take diagonal courss caess seoa tbs
c,utinent to Florida. Thss viii ~ - Nsu rost
City from The South snd ~ ~ = ~ hsao
tDsh
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Western League Hay BLOW.

Denvyi. Coo., June Sine western League 10 In
esve danger Of going to pieces for financial ressouA
President 0Seill has asked all the playess II thsy
are willing to 20 through the season on . p<r-
esstsse basis Denver has declined n the ser.
etptssr basis h mot srceptsd the nasaatss plan tn
Get salarlcs aifitrsriiy.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Myers Makes Good Time

urbana, ILL.,, June Sin the one mile
run In the conference athletic meet here
this afternoon. Ivan Myers, of 0epauw,
went the distance in 4:Is Ia, bre King the
conference record established by Baker,
OF oberlin, in 1910 by l SIS seconds.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Shift in Railroad Iea9ue.

The game between the Southern Gsnefal O6ics
md Car Department teams in the Terminal Rail
read j. N. @. A. League, scheduled for neat We'd
nesiay. will br played neat Monday, whirh y
an open date TIE shift 10 made bscsuas The annual
banquet Of the Asociatioa win BE- heid - Wslp
Desday.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN AssOCIATUs

AZ indlanaFoifs- Indianapolis. 2; Ainneapoiis, O.
AZ Coan.hsis-Cdunhus. 4; Milwaukee /;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L; Ksnas City. /
rane: Csssissd, 2: 81. Paul, Y.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

Manager frsd CLARKE 30 pssaihs that IL P1n1D
sitl 49, y ~ ~ ~
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-17
COUGHS AND COLDS ARE DAN
GEROUS.


Few of us realize the danger of
Coughs and colds. We consider
them common and harmless all
ments. However statistics tell us
every third person dies of a lung
allment. Dangerous Bronchial and
Lung diseases follow a neglected
cold. AS your body struggles against
cold germs, no better aid can be
had than DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Its merit has been tested by old
and young In use over As years.
Get bottle today. Avoid the risk
OF serious Lung ailments. Druggists
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-17
COLDS NEED ATTENTIONS

Internal throat and chest troubles
produce inflammation, irritation,
swelling or soreness and unless
checked at once, are kelly to
lead to serious trouble. Caught
in time DR.. Bells Pine Tar-Honey
loosens the phlegm and destroys
the germs which have settled in
the throat or nose. It is soothing
and healing Pine is antiseptic;
honey is soothing -both together
possess excellent medicinal qualities
for fi6hting cold germs. Insists or
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey. Csc. al
Druggists.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-17
LOCALS

See the page ad of the Sylvia
Pharmacy in this issue.
S. ". Enslsy Of Beta was in the
city Wednsslaay- 10y,
Mis- Aaaie Talent Of Dillsboro
M ia ;theai.y Wednesday.
! b. III. Owen Of Qualla was in the
eatyfsaturday.
Mrs. Thad Clayton of Addie was
in the city Tuesday.
&C. Grindstaff was here this week
on business.
Bryson& Hooper are having great
success with their sale. See their
ad at the u ,ual place in this issue.
billiard Gidney and Chester Ems
lev left Wednesday for City Point
Va.
The John Church Harvard Player
Piano at the Hooper Drug store goes
to the highest bidder December IL.
at 2 p. m.
J. W. Keener made business
trip to Asheville the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Henson of Beta
were in the city Tuesday.
Sam and Cole Cannon were in
the city Wednesday.
R.v. Christenberry preached at
the Methodist church last Sunday,
morning and evening.
See Holmes and Henry BrysOns
ad in this issue.
Roy Dills, who has been at home
for the past week. returned to City
Point Wednesday.
Tom Seagle was in the city this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wike were
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. w. w. Brown is visiting rel
atives in Brevard this week.
w. M. Brown and wife were here
this week from East La Porte.
Have YOU seen the player plan,
at Hooper's Drug store?
Williams & Huffman.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-17
HELP YOUR LIVER-IT PAYS.

HELP YOUR LIVER-IT PAYS.
When your liver gets torpid and
your stomach acts queer, take DR..
Kings New Life Pills and you will
find yourself feeling better. They
purify the blood, give you freedom
from constipation, biliousness, dr.
illness and indigestion. You feel
tine-just like you want to feel.
Clear the complexion too. Csc. at
druggists.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-17
Cbougbts for
Christmas

CHS was the chorus Of that heavenly
anthem Which fell upon the sbepberds'
ears and Which will ring down the CEN
turles till the end Of time: .1Glorla in
efcelsls Deo-peace on Garth, good will
toward men,
May Cbrtst's glory tllum!ne every
bone and cradle, every workshop and
counting bouse! May brighter balo
than the painters put around bis
bead surround every mother and babe
throughout the land at this Christmas
ttdel
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-17

Miss Dixie Coward of Webster
has been visiting relatives in this
city.
Hon. w. E. Moore left the first
of this week for Raleigh. to attend
to legal business.
shslil1f /. J. Roam Of Whittier i, tie. was
in the city Monday a'e
sssstsss ysssre1ay Il
GEO. Sprinkle of Wilmot was In
the city last week.
S. T. Cooper of Qualla was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Deputy Collector Robinson, of
Franklin, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Allen return
ed from Clyde last Saturday, where
they have been visiting relatives.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-21

crate system of statistics presented a
list Of words which every child ordi-
narily will have use for.
Statistics from Idaho are noted in
the biennial report of the state
board of education. Two problems
particularly investigated were the
high-school subjects studied in the
state and the distribution of school
revenue: the first with view to as
certaining what we are doing in high
school and one result shown is that
only 40 per cent of students are en-
rolled in any science whatsoever.
In summing up the value Of the
statistical method, DR.. Sisson points
out that it's influence is worth while
as a good tonic for further investiga-
ton of problems, but it is a vast miss
take to use is vigorously.
This afternoon at in the auditor
ium, DR.. Sisson spoke of certain re-
suits of surveys made in the Idaho
industrial school-how and why boys
and girls reach the point where they
must be sent to st. Anthony, and what
can We do ta. give them the best train
ing there.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-21
CARRANZA MEN
KILL SOLDIERS
MORE THAN 100 MEXICANS FIRE
UPON A HANDFUL OF AMERICAN
SOLDIERS NEAR BORDER
Americans Killed and 1WOunded-Five
MeXicans Left Dead on the Field
After Sharp Attack
By the United Press Associations.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct 81. =
Less than a day after General Car
rama had been recognized as defacto
president of Mexico, more than 100 of
his countrymen, many wearing Car
rama uniforms, killed three American
soldiers and wounded six in an attack
upon Ojo De Aqua. so miles from
here. The Killed are Sergeant Schaf-
fer and Privates Mcconnell and Joyce.
The wounded are Sergeant Smith.
Corporal Capsler and Troopers Kub-
ley, Bonner, Behr and Langland. Re-
Inducements were rushed to Ojo De
Aqua. The bandits fed.
The Mexicans surrounded the vii
lage. They were well organized and
seemed to be regular soldiers as they
answered TO bugle calls. Eight Amer
lean soldiers with rifles and seven
with revolvers went into action and
defeated them. They fed after a sharp
exchange at almost point blank range
leaving five dead and one wounded.
These were dressed as Carranzista
soldiers.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-21
NEW IMPROVEMENT
AT UNIVERSITY
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION AU-
THORIZES CONSTRUCTION OF
TOWER AND TANK
To Give Better Fire Protection to
Campus Buildings--Wilf Cost
Ab0ut 5000

The state board of education in ses
sion at the university this morning au-
thorized the construction of a stee
tank and tower and other necessary
equipment to provide better facilities
for the protection of buildings on the
campus against fire. The cost Will ap-
proximate $4,000, this sum having been
provided in the budget passed by the
last legislature. The tower and tank
when completed will be 20 feet in
height and will be constructed at q
point southwest of the administration
building on the hill and will be 10
feet above the top of that building,
thus affording ample pressure. The
tank will hold 10000 gallons OF Wa
ter. The university pumping plant
will be used in lifting the water and
aside from the protection against fire.
the water supply will supplement the
present domestic supply for the cam
pus.
The board this morning was engag-
ed in working over the detail budget
for the approaching season for the ae-
gricultural extension department. The
members present were President Ros-
81, w. S. Bruce, H. Harland, Evan
Evans. Miss Mccoy, DR.. Sisson and
President Erannon. Other matters
were. considered by the board.
Members OF the board yesterday de
voted much time to inspecting the
work lately done on the campus and
that work The new build
ing for housing the university mach
inery is completed and the board or
dered the machinery moved from the
down town quarters to the new struc
ture. The board has authorized the
of u additional forees in
the agricultural department, thus Civ
ing short course students "a FORCES in
their work.
Members of the board anticipated
closing up the work of the session
some time this evening with the hopes
Of being able to leave here tomorrow
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-21
WOMAN LOSES HOMESTEAD

LEWISTON, Oct. -(SpeciaL) =
The local u. S. land office has just
received a copy of a decision handed
down by the office of the secretary of
interior, cancelling the entry of Mrs.
Della Griffith, the land being located
on the north fork of the Clearwater
The cancellation was made on the
grounds that Mrs. Griffith had not
established bonified residence on the
land prior to it's withdrawal in 1906
as government reserve land.