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PITTSBURG BOY MARS RECORD.
Johnstonr OnI, Visiting amateur
Boxer Tint Wins In FINAL nout.

Wilbur tombstone Of PittsburG Wa
the only visitor that won a final buur
in the iutercity amateur boxing tour
uam"nf at the New York Athletic club
last night. incidentally he Won thc o',N
really good bout OF the evening when ho
defeated +. Seller. New Nork Stt'"
champion. IN tn. hnal ~ thc los pound
class. boa tire. rounds. according TO '
judges decision. The verde, was we'll
earned, for he easily outppirtcd Sclz"r
in every one OF the three rounds. lohn-
stone Is the holder Of the middle Al
lantiC los pound champion ship.
Three other classes were ON the card
and were wuu 10y local boys. In tho
800 pound class A. LIehermdu 81 THIS
city met T.. D'Conuor OF Albany Tn th"
inal and got the verdict Of the REFER"
after the judges had disagreed. Robert
Gleason of the Hamilton l.yceum, tbs
city, who outpoiuted y. I'ryel of Pitts
burg IN the semi-hnal after a hard bat-
tie, gained the decision over !. Simon
son. another local hoy, IN the mai round
of the l3s pound class.
IL the ljS pound ">cn' A kaufman
OF this city beat Charles Schons II Pitts
burg in four rounds in the s"mi-tudls
II was the only extra round bout Of the
night and Kaufnan's showing made him
look like a sure winner. but he Wds %
mark for John Gaddi of this city in tn"
final bout, The summaries
los Pound Glass, Semi! nuais-E Se,4cr
New York, defeated J. Mccartney. Alhaus
thrce rounds. judges decision, ". John.
stone. P)ittshur, defeated : Rali",', N"''
Final Bout-W. Johnstnne defeated T.
Seller. three rounds, Judges decision.
10 Pound class, Semi 'uals-F oton
nor. Albany defeated Sol Nittcu berg, Sow
York, three Funds. referees decision \
Aeberman, New York, defeated i. Lynch
New York. three rounds, judges decision
Final Boui-A. Iiehermau defeated T.
O'Connor. three rounds. referee, decision
1875 Pound Glass. Semi-hndl--E ilca
son. New York. defeated q. Fryel, fitt~
burg three rounds, judges decision. j
Sinton,un, New York, defeated I. sykes
Albany. three rounds, Judges decision.
Final Rnut-R Gleason defeated !
Slmuusun. three rounds. judges decision.
1js Pound class. Seul-iuals-A ktuf
man. New York. defeated G. Schons, Puts
burg, four rouuus. judges decision; i
Gsdii, Sew York, defeated j. Fahey, Al
bany, three rounds. judges decision.
FIna Bout. Gadi defeated \. kauf
man. three rounds. Judges decision.
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Arm, and Navy Orders.

WAstiI\Gro\, March 10 These army
orders w'r. issued.
apt. = NJ Graham Nineteenth lnfan-
i".. t. tuhIhhii, : G. As inspector In
s~trVCtor - u~ganiaed militia II south
ttTullnd.
capt !. inhu . G, re ievei
from de'u. IN MAT corps
These nay orders Mere issuedt
Iieuienant commander T.. M,CTary,
from command 81 the Parker
Iieutenan Commander w Is Workman
FROM NNilsie'ph'a Yard 10 'hN
Parker
Lieut.. II \ Leah> 10 th- retlrI list
PsVmaster X 81 Hornhsrser fnm the
MARYLAND.
paNmaster d. \ BulI. from receiNina
shin at Phiiad-, phia 10 IN" Connecticut
Faymastor \ \ Smith, from the con
norti"ut 80 home and watt orders,
Passed Assistant IaNmas'er "
Hacker, 80 the Mar~aud
Passed Assistant rHNmsst-r r J Bright
to receiving ship at Philsdolphla,
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THREE CUP TIE GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Heavy Soccer Card Completed
by Four Games in Series
Of state League.

To-day's soccer schedule calls for
three cup tie games NJ the southern New
York Association and four in the cham
pionship series OF the New York state
League. Tho Brooklyn Celtics continue
to hold the whip hand In the first di-
vision of the state League with a record
Of ten wins I'm eleven games played
The Contincntals have an excellent
chance of overtaking the leaders, al
though the New York Celtics. with o N
losses charged against them. hold sec
ond place for the time being. Yonkers
IL we'll down In the table. hui. with only
two defeats. must he regarded still "a
MIihIm sirlkinr dLsinnnn Tho sfnndlnE
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BATTERY ARTILLERY EXCELS.
Fordhnm subs Defeated In First
Try at Indoor HAIL.

\ defeat at the hands OF the Second
BATTERY line was the result NJ t'ordham
varsity's advent on the tanbark diamond
yesterday. The soldiers artillery cN-
Celled by a 3 to | ratio in eight innings
H. the battery arnory In The Bronx
While oac Warner would not allow
n Fordham regular infielder or catcher
to play. as he feared sore arms next
week, the contest was a success and
furnished much amusement.
The Maroon second string men IN the
infeld and capt. Kane and another
regular In the outficld backed up collins,
the freshman twirler. for I'VE innings.
the soldiers securing a tally in the Sec
oud session. when Schdener scored. Me
Quade pitched the last three innings. and
the battery boys added another pair Of
runs. mostly on nuns by the Maroon
first sacker. In the sixth inning.
F~urdhan's only tally came in the
seventh. when Scaulou slid Oh the plate
while cough stood waiting to touch him
out. Joe williams. a Fordham fresh
man. played second base for tho soldiers
and shared honors with Schacffer. The
score:
second battery. q $40 % 2
Fordham ...-.. proN 0-i Q &.
bsttertes-Sc,on1 Btt'erN, SchueNcr
SMITH and cough toriham, Collins, Nc
OuhlC and \iSIaun.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Niagara. sailing to-day
for Havre. viii take matt. closing 1T s 30
A NJ. for France. Rumania. Bulgaria,
Servis. Switzerland. spain. Portugal. Egypt.
Greece British. india, British Eet Africa
Slam m. Malta, Gibraltar, teyion. Straits set
Elements, Dutch East Indies. West AUS
trslia. Persia and for other countries az
cept Germany. Austria. Luxembourg. Hum
gary and Turkey when specially sd-
dressed.
The white Star liner Csnopio. SAILING
from Boston FOR the Azores Islands and
Gibraltar. will carry mail closing at the
New York Post ONCE at : = VI. Tuesday.
The Cunard liner Carpathis. sailing
Tuesday for Gibraltar, viii take mail 'of
that port. closing az $50 A NJ. also for
Italy Via Naples. n specially addressed
for despatch by this steamer.
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New York Cclitr@ ~ clan Marpun a,
Olympic Field. g. taldirott. referee. Hudson
United ". Ions fellows 1T lIuhcr's oval. \
Birchall. referee. Overrcts ~ our Boys at
Van Cortland Park. W GRAY. referee Whit
Rose vs.. Ray Ridgc at Astoria. |. /. Y
Caldwell. referee
Cur tie -amc- for southern New York
state challenge Cup. II Gcorgr'- " Con
tIuenials ~ lcuoN oval " Dean. =, fer,c -.
Holly wood Inn " Columbia oval At Ncparl
Park " ErskIuc. referee: | Il 7 stroller
" Clan -holm Rangers ~ Hcdlcy Field
+ Cunningham. referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14

HOUSEHOLD INVENTfOS-Just
ready, . sale at every house low priced.
perfect. shear and kitchen knife sharpene-.
needed tn "rerN home every day. nothing
els" Ike Il, 1909 profit. grlnds perfect
cigr IN IN seconds works Ike magic; chi'i
can use q, women buy on sight. no talk
county free. business supplies capital. big
vast opporturi'Y ever offered TO agents.
general agents and managers. write to
iaN, send postal with name and address
Tor compete Information QUICKEDGE
S~HARPENER co. Dep. sos. at 9lj West
schiller 81, ChlrHgo. III.
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ilnnn FER NAN PER o.

$1,000 L MAN PER COUSTy-Strans,
tsnf ineSPeri.nc ts m sSt diva st ,tsl coc s"'~ Kcr
stad. = farmer, did $1,000 In II days
Schleicher a minister. fIs5 nrs, !. hours
Stoneman in 40 days, $4,000 20 date. 4
hot or cold running water both -quipmen
for any home AZ only $3.50 self-hest!ne
no plumbing or Vatervorks required. IN
Nes'igate. exclusive sale. credit given
send no money; write letter or postal TO
day ALLEN MFG. co. +o': Alien Bid
Toledo, O.
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Columbia Oval credited with extra point
for game with Clan Chisholm, the latter he
INK dchited a point.
In the second division cur Boys are
40 the top and in no immediate danger
Of being ousted from the lead. The
strur gle FOR second place is "A merry one
between the Fultons, BAY Ridge. l. r. r.
| Strollcrs ami White Rose. The record
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
AGENCY
British and Australasian Markets.

Nj. urrne, representing London Com
panv controlling specially organized seal
ms fore" IA above Countries N Visiting
llifo! states ior purpose OF securing new
lines On Buying Agency OF Commission
t'"Us.
T., 'el,ut opportuul'y for manu,acturers
ami merchants % Iistls4 matters persnn
AZ Win Principal. reply 10 q spencer
H,yU". Manhattan Hotel, New York
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WEATHER FORECAST
For eastern New York. New Jersey and
eastern rennsyi,anis. fair to-day n to-
morrow: moderate west to northwr. winds,
becoming variable.

For western Sew York. fair to-day and
TO morrow; light shifting winds.
NEW YORK. March tt-Thc area ~
high pressure which covered all tho in
terior Of the country was breaking I'M
Yesterday. although IT was keeping the
weather fair over the greater part ~ M.
country. There was storm forming in the
east Gulf states: rain was beginning to
fall on the coast Of Alabam, and over
Florida. This storm shows indications Of
developing and moving eastward. \ sec
ond depression was forming IN a trough
extending from Alaska southeast to tho
central Rocky Mountain states. rain Nns
falling In Washington and Oregon. II
was colder over tho Southwest. but in
nearly all other parts ~ tho country II
was warmer. The winds had greatly
diminished on the north Atlantic COAT.
In this city the day was fair and
slightly warmer, winds fresh northwest;
average humidity, "a per cent baromet ~,
corrected 20 read 10 sea level. al 4 A. ".
30 II; ] y. NJ, 30.ls.
The temperature In this city Yesterday,
as recorded BY the ofHclal thermometer 10
shoWn I'm the annexed tabIe.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun r..s. sos Sun sets. sos Moon r.essasni
HiG WATER THIS DAY :.
! y Coy Island !; . H:p Gate -
Low WATER THIS DAY. Az.
sandyH'k. u IS Gov Island .i,os Hell Gate. "a
s. Arabic. T:is 4 NJ, Liverpool March Q
So Bersensfiord. NJ. Christizna Feb. !
So City OF Naples. 4 A " .ShanEhA. Jan I
IS Nanerich. /. A NJ. Calcutta. Jan
- Seches. II % A VI Rotterdam. Fer. =
SIS Manuel Cslvo. $40 4 NJ. Genoa. Yeb. 10
Sc La GaacoGne. 10 A N. Bordeaux. Feb -
"a Mae. ? A. NJ, SlDe. March
SIS Mines Geraes. 2 A VI. Santos, Feb
ss Minnesota, 1870 A NJ, sams. March Z
SIS Socony, 10 A NJ, SABINE. March E
IS Mohawk. 10 A. NJ. Jacksonville March "
S. DamHs elj A NJ, Philadelphia.
March IL
50 Coya, SB p N. Naples, Feb
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. TuscaniA. from Glasgow
Ss Rotterdam. from Rotterdam.
So 81 Paul, from Liverpool
So Hellig Olav. from Chrts'tansand
So Permuda. from bermuda
g. Caracas. from San Juan
IS Saratoga. from Havana
SIS Panama. from Cristobal
ARRIVED FROM NEW yoRk
81 New York. al Liverpool
So Cretic. " Genoa.
SIS Mayaro. AT Genoa
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WONDERFUL opening for men and ~o.
men to establish profitable local business.
ihru sores and consumers. new held. un-
united demand. a very interesting. in
st-uctir~ book free on request, THE
DAVIS co, -. Louis.
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EN- OPTIONAL. $4,000 secures 500 tn
.r.,St IA three wears established business
N.th department, Hardware, furui,ur"
stures, mall order houses, agents through
uI' United States aud foreign Countries
Room 6iy. 10 Wal st. y
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Dutch Arnold H.nds Yale Five.

New HAVEN, March 1S.-William
IDu,ch) Arnold NJ Northampton. Mass,
was elected captain OF the Yale basket
ball team for next season at "A meeting
o-night
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STENoGRAPHER-President ~ a large
corporstlon about to give up It's New York
ONCE desires q position for 4 young lady
sfsuOgrlpher who Ia energetic. possesses
tact and business ability and who does
conscientious work Address PRESIDENT
room 933, 1893 Broadway. New York city.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-YEMALE

Observation-Disclosures. several neat
glrls. experienced, good references. thor,
oughly investisated, want places other
southern help furnished. LINCOLN IN.
pCSTRlAl. EXCHANGE Agency, si< W.
bsth Phone 500: Columbus Established
1899.
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LOST. iOuND AND KEN ARDS.

Lost -t.uH Htt'ruuuu. uorkla,c.
min p,,tiuuin chain, cluster 81 pear, aud
Ii,m1u D., prulHnt CANARY lIuunund, uur
.lI,I ,ui sem ,luaI diamonds. an in
,N,iiruu -''fiusi Iihv "H' reward cas-
AElirN. $40 VI ul -"n Square.
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Don't be an agent. make $50 weekly
cooperate With me evening" a. home.
amt furnish everything don't worry about
cap''aL BOYD IL BROWN. Dept. 10.
Omaha. Schr.
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UOuSEk EErINi ere Furnished dpnri
niont, light .lonms, elevator, near DtiNc
$40 West 18th 81.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs. ". pier Il. n. r.. Il. Fulton ST.. n. Y
daily at S p. NJ. Music,
New London Line s,rs. ". Pier 40. y. r., It.
Houston ST.. week days only $50 y. NJ: Pier
20, 4. r., Il. t.. I'D ST. 900 +. NJ.
New Haven Line str. ". Pier y, T.. r.. Il
Cstharine St, week days, 2+j y. N.
bridgeport Line str. ". Pier %. l., r., week
days only, ii a. NJ.
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Agents. Send for free particulars our
new fast seller. Every housewife bu..
several The Wren Co. iG Hudson Blvd
Bavonne. y. J.
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HELL wANrED-MALE.
Estimator and Engineer Wanted

Good position open In New York
City for First class DE -iGne ~ bridge
and Structural steel Work and able
and experienced Estimator Of shop
Costs: must he competent and En-
pcrienced In up 10 date methods In re-
dcsixninx structural steel Work An
swers must state. In strict confidence.
aEe, experience and salaFy expected
and give sample ~ work describins
cation Of same to prospective work.
:. ". Room ttia. 80 Pine ST.. New YORK.
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ItIit ~


VALUABLE. itU &C. tra paintings les
.c,uguisri American artist. must dispose
At uuCc, no dealers. \. nuN ~ sun
tito.
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SITUATIONS WANrED-MALE.

BOOKKEEpER IS, several years ex
p-ricucc In builders once BERT. hox
so sun office.
NOl'NG MAN, 10. clerk. high M
: aiuatc, knowledge OF ~typevriting stem
ograph othre routine. z years experience.
references II l0& Fast cad 81
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS New business new ned: big
prptts selling vaterpower massage ma
chine. Parker sells ! hrst day, MargwArth
saws making tis daily: Lewis sells 4 mrs,
hour, Investigate now. to-day. postal viii
10. big surprise awaits YOU HLACk
STONE co, IS Meredith Bldg Toledo. q
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'U,NrE. MI.ou 80. T.. Mum won
Wee 'F'uI, ct the Essex county Couu-
- N.' '.Jp,, Hutton Park, West
''''s' tlIs fteruoou, leading his clu1
''i', % 'l, practice SHOOT. a yariet:
''N' a.d 90, It itg on the h.. l.. shan
'.lf lie tIcd IN the first event
'0 = Hyatt. winning the shootoff,
49, lI'td|,y Non leg> on the monthly
.@ H.l season point trophy, and
"' .pu tine take home prize, after
l. |",I with James \. Hart,
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I.NhL" Vup. y. j., March IA ARG
number competed here this afternoon
81 tht regular Saturday meet Of the
Lt'r". Il.usc Gun club. With n handi-
eap nj - T. :. T.. RaIrdolph, 81. made
~ breaks and Won the 100 bird handi-
,' event, the prize for which was a
e''heI travelling bas. Other scor,s
wore, T. : T. Randolph. Jr.. ?o--l6
& N'"m'u, S'-l6 James Woolley,
- Edward j Westfall. SIT
!. j. Holman. ST. Frederick \.
ip'is N"la and Or. e. o. l.. kayse e.,
{.
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NV trk March 13.-Members Of the
Bloomfield Gun club contested for he
Fred -. rtf. cup this afternoon at 10
10 gets, 900 ~ ngr of Twenty-Five targets
'dr Fred BALDWIN was the winner
WI q 'ptal score IF ~. Lee Birch.
WIN \. was second \ hoo for a box
ts's ct twelve pairs of doubles was
Won by " f. Johnson, who broke 90.
H'ora' collins broke Is and Fred Bald
MN a.;
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queens Park. 3. Aberdeen. !: Airdricou.
ians. . Hearts, :. AYR United. /. Mother
well. O.. Dundee. O. Celtic. q clyde. !,
Rangers. .; Patrick Thistle, / Dumbartou,
:. Falkirk. l. Third Ianark. y Hamilton
\. G., o; kilmarnock. o Hihcrnitns, !.
Morton. ! 81. Mlrrcn. ;; Raith RoVcrs. ..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-10

purpose of such an organization and
the good it has accomplished else
where. Every woman in the neigh
borhood who is interested in her
community and in boys and girls,
should be present at these meetings
the first Friday of each month at
three o'clock. Our school can be
twice as forceful when we have the
ents.
Teachers and pupils were made hap
py and have kept happy ever since
Friday, when a fine victrola made its
appearance in the school. We decided
that we could not spend our social
money to a better advantage than to
make such a purchase. 1t is not only
source of keen enjoyment. but it is
the means by which an appreciation
of the best in music may be created
in the lives of the boys and girls. We
heartily recommend the victrola to
other schools.
A very interesting community meet
ing was held at the school house last
Monday evening by Miss Fowler. Mr..
Mccall and Mr.. Ireland with humor-
Gus readings by Miss Beatty. Those
who missed it, missed treat. AS an
nounced in last weeks items. the date
was given as December 9, but this
date had been confused with Wilder's
date. This accounts for our meeting
being changed to December E.
In the last tests the best grades
were made by the following pupils
Eighth grade, Eben Hoadley; 9TH
grade, Aubrey Wing; 9th grade, Ken
meth Greenfield; 5th grade, Ethel
Fisher; 4th grade Clyde Rees; 3rd
grade, Marguerite Hitson; End grade,
Sam Uorter; B. Harold Ihrig and
Wayne Cooper; lst grade. Hazel
Greenfield.
Ethel Fisher has been out of school
for several days on account of sick
ness.
Eunice Dukes and Kathleen Ihrig
of the primary room are working for
a prize in the Wyckoff contest
Our playground apparatus is be-
duplicated them. A delegation from
the Washington Parent-Teachers' as
ISOLATION is coming out to see them as
soon as the roads get better. with the
intention of equipping the Washing
ton school grounds, and we had let
ter from the teacher at Melba want
ing description of them.
"A Thanksgiving offering was made
to the Children's Home by the pu-
pills of both rooms.
A Christmas play and program will
be given Christmas week by the
school, Time and place will be an
nounced later.
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Tribune the following and requested
that it be published:
Caldwell, Ida, Dec, 2, 1915.
Editor of the Boise Statesman,
Boise, Idaho.
Dear Sir:
On the last page of your issue. of
December l, you have published what
is apparently a personal interview with
grievance he thinks he has against
the Water Users association.
To state the facts as briefly as pos
sible, Mr.. Humphrey has never pre-
scented nor had presented by another
person, a petition of any sort to the
board of directors of this association.
There was no meeting of the board
scheduled for Sept. 7, the regular
meeting for September was held on
September ID, this being the second
Tuesday of the month. No petition in
regard to Mr.. Humphrey was present
ed at that meeting and none has been
received since that date. although the
October and November meetings
were regularly held.
The apparent fact that Mr.. Hum
phrey has exhibited the petition to
your representative shows that he has
not presented it for the consideration
of the board of directors. Therefore
it could not have been ignored by
them.
l can, however, throw little light
on the matter which will show that
Mr.. Humphrey no doubt was going to
present the petition but never got any
further than intentions.
Just before the meeting of Septem-
Der IA, as | was hurrying in to the
meeting, young man stopped me in
the hall before the door of the Cald-
well Commercial Club rooms and
handed me several sheets of paper
which was evidently a petition of
some sort. The petition bore no ad-
dress to show who it was addressed
to and | called his attention to this
fact that told him | could not accept
it and he would have to present it
himself if it was intended for the
board of directors. | did not know
who the young man was at the time.
but was told afterwards that it was
Mr.. Humphrey. This same party put
the papers into his pocket and started
down the stairs and l proceeded to
the meeting. A short time afterwards
| saw Mr.. Humphrey seated at the
back of the room and he stayed there
all during the meeting until it was ad-
journed and did not attempt to pre-
sent petitions nor did he address the
meeting which was an open one.
Mr. Humphrey is not a member of
the Water Users association but was
an employee of the Reclamation Ser
vice.
This letter is written with but one
object and that is to show that Mr.
Humphrey has not represented mat
tiers as they really are as he has never
given the directors chance to ignore
him.
w. G. GIRARD.
Secretary.
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X X x X X X X X X X X X X X +
= PLEASANT RIDGE 4
x 4 4 X X X X \ X X - 4 K X 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wright of Glenn
mons, Iowa, are visiting at the home
OF their son, Chas. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Garner are
the proud parents of baby girl. born
Thursday of last week. Mrs. T. C,
Morse is caring for Mrs. Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin, Sr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Bird Goodwin were SUNDAY
dinner guests at the John Shelp home
The Ladies' Aid will hold bazaar
at the school house Friday night of
this week. They will have a program
and plenty of amusements for all
Come and have a good time.
Mrs. George c. Doughtery. Mrs 7
E. Hummel, Misses Carleen and
kathryn Doughtery, Bonnie and Kate
Moss and Ecco Cover attended the
organ recital Sunday afternoon.
Fred Mobus has one house on the
A. q. Street farm all inclosed and has
started on the other one.
John Carter made a business trim
to Boise last Saturday.
Rev. Martin is recovering from b;s
recent illness and Mrs. Martin is now
quite sick. ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel, who hav.
been visiting at the Doughtery home
left Wednesday morning for points
on the coast.