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The evening world., 1915-02-13
Ray Heating First of
Yankee Battery Men
To LeaUe for Springs

meet the party At Memphis, Tenn, And
when the division arrives at Hot
spring. they expect to sec King Colt.
Tho "kink" has received orders TO 60
to Hot Springs direct from his winter
quarters In Brawley. Cal.
Leslie Nunamaker got q Jump on
tho rest Of his companions. and the
big catcher 10 already working at the
Springs.
The Yank battery men will stay ut
Hot Springs until March 10. a. Dono-
van wants them to be able to have
something on the ball before they re-
port to Savannah.
Although no explained the many
reasons why an International League
team should bo placed In the Bronx.
Edward Barrow, President Of that
organization. failed yesterday to altar
tho attitude Of Harry N. Hempstsad.
owner Of the Giants, at the mestina
between the two yesterday In Mr..
Hempstead's once.
President Barrow practically ad-
mitted that he had gained no head
way In the matter. but added that he
still had hopes Of transferring the
jersey City franchise to the baby
county. 49, a., ..,ft r.t,
Manager Donovan Of the HighlanAsrr
announced ysetsrday that Jimmy Dug-
appointed trainer Of tho team. Duggap
last year acted as trainer for the Provi-
dence team. winner Of the International
League pennant. and previous to this &C.
ted a. trainer OF the Detroit Tigers.
During the recent National League
meeting In this city strong agitation
was started against the National Com
mission: which. IN another year. may
League IL looking for every .possiUs
means of retrenchment during the pres
ent baseball war and sees In the doing
away with the commission another
The main objection to the commission is
that during the ten years Of Its exist.
ence Il has cost In the neighborhood OF
SI0O, 900, which has come out Of tho
pockets Of the major league clubA
Bill James. one Of the men VINO
pitched the Boston Nationals to q
worlds championship last fall. wrote
to friend In Boston yesterday that he
ary, His three-year contract. signed
last July when the Braves were still
low in the league standing. calls for
81, 900 q year. It Is understood the bis
Californian wants $4,000. "
Business Manager Dick Carroll an.
nounced yesterday that the Brookfeds
had signed Pitcher Upham OF the
Rochester team Of the international
League. Upham was one Of the best
southpaws In the International LeaSue
last season and at one time was . mem-
Dor Of the Highlanders.
President o. H. Wathen announces
that he has given Pitcher Wilham
Burns Of the Louisville American As
ISOLATION Club his unconditional re-
lease.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
LEWIS AND AHaARN FIGHT
THIS AFTERNV lon IN CUBA.

Wiliis Lewis and Young Ahsarn viii
initiate Cuba into boxing this afternoon.
They Ire scheduled to battle twenty
rounds IN the new stadium at Havana.
n V the nrst real ring battle ever held
there. and u the attraction proves sue
osssful Cuba win b. the scene Of many
important ring battles during the sea-
son that sftends from Dec. ! until the
end Of March.
Lewis and Ahearn arrived in Havana
last Trssdsy aftsrnccn; . but we're Vel M
have bssn guaranteed $1,000 each with
. privilege Of twenty-five per cent. OF
the gross rscsipts, Report from Ha-
vana yesterday Indicated . e30, 900 gate.
men .. w ,S,H Snsss iss r,ns Ss,s t,
also bs . twelve round preliminary bout.
The evening world., 1915-02-13

Mccoy. AA1 had not ~ bell Fung st
the covnt of eiGAt clean x. O.,
Eov,1 hevo. follow0d ~ name tAas
oif4t - ~ Soooed beoka.
AeCsy. Wa eut-oolAi Ne Ny
eessseeee n tAe ring: Carter half
Ssni'ai si .srs.s e = ~ e .1.s =: a'ss 'sss ss
sseoaAA An ovorI
Dut wait . ssoood. 1As ben saas.
eome oAy u rang forty seconds 3.
eogo ~ rigAt end Of the round. I
ooly know the round soomod ebert,
en1 I've Aead . stop watch o. evOry
be8 bout I've ooon since. Late, oatly
- On umo. tho bell found Mccoy
prone IN the rogon, oehsoleaD a. Q clod.
nie seconds leapod Into the ring and
uftlng him 6y the GAoulders began
lo eraS him toward his corner. Here
Mccoy begaA 70 realise that some
0lng bad happened 20 him. He
opooeA his eyes and their nrst glance
roceed upon tie Triumphant Carter.
sitting IN he Garner. This, mind you.
I'm he'd Tung. Mccoy manaSsd 70
halanee himsSIf ana push his hsndisrs
away. But he We too groegy 20 walk
- ~ corner. He rselsd 10 the op-
pogete ropes ana pu1led himself alonG
untl ho roachod ~ Ooat.
Mccoy, that night, upset one Of the
0eronGest tra6itions Of the ring. It'l
aAwayl sald that . cruel aShter u &
oowardiy aghter. Nobody ever denied
that Mccoy vas q cruel nghtor. HI
seemed 70 delight In injurinS his op.
lonents. But - wNs the gamest oi
~ same. And he proved u.
AStor half Q minutes rest Mccoy
came out at the bell. He rsslsd acrosI
tho rag toward Carter. sti!l unable
:vsn te iist his hands. Ana - u.
Slippod insido bis first blow a.;
avoldoA u. voe half 1 minute he eav,
the greatest exhibition oe avoidin(
punishDeut ever given By Q beatei
nan without holding. Then, a. hi
strength Ilowiy came back. hs bsgai
II lss;t The look os many p.op,,
to-day. 20 - such flghting. Carte
tried with rodouhlod fury 20 boa
Mccoy down. And Mccoy, mserinG
cold. deliberate, fought him blow 70
blow and pressed him foot for foo,
He would not run. He fought An
took HE chances. They wsre despsr
ate chances too. for six times In tha
six rounds Mccoy was hurled to th
door by Carriers heavy blows. onl
70 Tise again. And IN the sixt
round hs had Carter resling. ana We
We: piclsins a. q cartsrs ..sht sy,
was . red swirl.
Both rsslsd 70 their corners.
Say" said Mccoy. buttonholin
mo next day. "what happsnedf
don't remember. thing about Il Afts
the arnt round"
The evening world., 1915-02-13

y PAnsdslvAia - ~ - as,As .s.ss 9.
~ esasssas
m Bueh,sy. ns,s0s 4 ouubsss su4A. T.
olsssA tsAay hat - v1l ~ allew snaA -
fsht oAA AssAs. ~ ohsAsas 0iA,G. I. tAsis
~ rossd boss u Jep,ia. No.. - ~. -. sniss
ths club sfficiAh sasaes . sslssss 40 Ass not
rssA1s n Jep,Aa. BvsaiW sap ~ uv1sn Bddis
e.ltA q ohieass.
Oassw Murray. ne pronotx. d Buffsio.
n. T.. whe sssivsd n town Yesterday ics ths
pUpoo d smnsins bouts for ~ oussnsbsny
A. q. a that city. snoossdhs b aminaarp
p6dis AorAa. ths olsv@ nnsiish ssssAssw} h.
70 nsst Yoaas ''Ressy' Ksasss q Dumb for
w sousAs % Ise. -. Ksasss sssatS ssood
on Chsnpaoa kAbsas st ~ ss.s -.
yos Stain. shs sass ~ vvatsrwsiGAa, wAc
nsds sood In his return 10 ths rns b beading
Mike Acrisus. win ~ asainss tAs Nsv ~ Nc
Cor In ths main bout s the RAknoat A. O.
show this evening. In the other tvo tsA-sound
, boun Babe Smith win % against Happy Dsvil
aud Arsis Walsh VII ciAah With Mary ose..
vcsthsrwsisht ohanyAou yoAaay KilSsns Wi
srab of aao,hs sasy G,eoo topisAt. Hs vii
rsrrtvs that snount ~ boxing nddis Aorsas
Of Ensand . return battle Il sis roands q n.
Nstions, A. Q. os rhiAdsph,s. Aousa h Il
receive 20 pr ont. of the soss ssesips. Kx
sans sOs tAs sams amount for Their pssvious bou
and Morgan "a doe to s1oe.
siny Glover. ne Bostoa fish.sr uAe nee.
ohich Nelson Of Brookiya h ne main % ct In
sharhsy A, Q. to-aisht. hAs siso bssa aatchs,
10 taks On Rfly 0rupp a Hahsa ter u,
soanAs at tbs Olympic A. o. a Harlem On Mon
day night 0rupp b In fsns shsps. - h. b
bsss steadily voshins eut st bis Uanss,aa b
The evening world., 1915-02-13
Manhattan and
FOrdhan, FiOes
Meet Tonight

Tonight yoedham Univsrsity and
Manhattan College viii meet IN their
annual baskstbaii game at the Sixty
ninth Rsgim>ht Armory. THIS y the
big game Of the season for both these
New York colleges and y the occasion
Of aa unusually large meeting Of
Terdham and Manhattan alumni.
Coach Neary has kept the FordhAm
team hard at work during the past
week N preparAtlon for to-nlght's
game. several ohAnGes have been
made n the teams lineup. Captaiu
Dale has been shifted 70 guard IN
been givon Q permanent position on
the team. Cordham's easy victory
over Brooklyn College on wednesday
has given the Bronx men confidence
- 20 the outcome Of the game.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
BY ROBERT SDGRM.

argument the fact that tights great tight
n ths hdsiovs
texers chSf ambition
s wiAem takns the sishtsst risk fighting
~ "a days. before and during
fighters srs
~ q nshtsrs days smpy
aidat enough sttsn
tah Tor granted hat sucosssfui fighter sama
~ ~ = - order - - successful New desrat
btksr eouAns "a tango<apptag nsthods
~ aad Hnid rabbit Ais nervous
avs1 Dsahnsat rsfsrrsl 10 nasvsleus s9hhaoa
n~ aay follower hs sport real oexng Il
The evening world., 1915-02-13
LnternatiOnaI's Most Important
Meeting Will Finally Decide
Makeup of Weakened League

BUFFALO, T. ySb 1S-"By Monday night believe make
The Intsrnsoos League will have definitely decided said
President Jacob Stein the Buffaio nts before
York to-day 70 atod what generally regarded the
poant meeting OF the meeting
clarsd Stein was called for the Of settling matters finally
OF anxious franchise
don't succeed VIII have TO there The will
down sx club Stein declared
Bison Club not likely 10 matsrialss .t ..
The evening world., 1915-02-13
we'd BY Bell in Second Session Of
Bettle in Philadelphia Thirteen
Years Ago, He Gives a Remark
able Exhibition Of Gameness, Up
setting One of Strongest Ring
4 Traditions That q Cruel Fighter
+ is q Cowardly Fighter.


aAls ~ sssies q TILES u ~ rins xs IN
6ss gsoag n win ~ 81 champions ehanDlsnAD ba
oostDss ~ Ness nsu 1sSsht bs>1sr tAaa Asss WIN
Vssas Their szpss make bsttsr reading, snd Ars saA
- sess b htsa6sd y Interest levers u rslsIssdsA naaAssA
1DDs 6aA = Dsslnlsary main svsut
J: os - - soss WIN - sM sal Dut Ae cd
A ~ ~ Wsu wseth rslne Yes 1nl tales lAs
|Ds saeA oaesr1ag - lsas = ~ seriss lasts
The evening world., 1915-02-13
Ted Meredith Second in Sen.
sational Race at Battery e
Games.
NAVE CALDWELL.

.AvE CALDWELL. Cornell's
- great middle distance runner.
sporting the b. A. A. emblem.
won the Brooklyn Handicap at 500
yards over select feld by one inch.
This event was the feature Of the
battery Il games In the Thirteenth
Regiment Armory Of Brooklyn.
James q. Meredith Of the University
Of Pennsylvania. the worlds greatest
The evening world., 1915-02-13
FZSTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP

~ Wsioass. ~ naAs . Usae dhsvtas vtfA
vssAAAs wsaA. ~ vsssa's hshsvsasAs aha.ussa.
\ ~ SssA = Msdism ssvass 0ssdsa - 70
~ ~ - buas Ah ~ ssa. vtn b - =
sss4AW bssais = ~ ~ insaoass - ~ aasAe
4 ~. - Ak suposnG vni - LsacA ossa.
- a6Aoane assaaa, wase ~ bsn tyns - -
q Q bs~e WITH htn Tor ssasiy to ysan. Ths
nassA ~ elischsd to-day BY Jin.v Johnston
kls - - ssos1vsd . tsasusn fsoa wolsAl
saatinG tAsl ~ term w9s perfectly sstiascsosy
- uhat hh tniurv1 9a b vsai gala Tes
vsasAs WI psshably - ~ pesss u 2. y.
Hsreps McKasls. tssl.sn partn@ Il yaoo J..
JsffSo N Lcs Angeles. Cai.. b Ne sutAostty
NJ tAs statsasat that ths fra9 cAAnpisa wnl
speas tvo vsshs in n Paso and Juarsss psios 10
shs fisht. teaching willard voae be, cen 10 d.
tsas Jolsnsoa. vssausat saisansnts - shss T.
sscs have been made h The past. but hsw bsss
dsaisd 10 Jeffns. Mckenzie declares thst this
time ~ report \ Hus. - Jdf be- co0Nasesd
I'll ssyanssArab " join willard.
,ess~y Bsh~. shs pssnA~ fSsht prusaos9 d
Australia. ssadh tis follo~tns encouraging aswv
te this sffirsi "Thiass srv boomins hNs aGaiu
In ths boxias iins. Al the cusnnsacsnsat u IN
var tAs housss dopped of coaaidsAhly. - pso
W ere unc>tain how Il would aifsct u. Nov
having realised thas ~ ~ not tssllns the pnol
= Il uas anticipated. the people have commsncsd
70 pstsoaizs he Ihows asaip. and We are ssttint
- btS crowds st cw oontesss - svsr bssoss th'
| war;
An dstais for the battle between Joe shasrus
and Johnny Ghffiths q Akron. o.. have bsss
completed. Thsy were settled to-day BY Bssat
etsspp. The promoter. a Akrou. o.. who vtsst
| Pets Fitsssraid. MANAGER a shusras. that b
woald give shusrus . guarantee ot $1,000. vitl
~ psivilsGs a 70 par csat. Of Tie rscsiptA II
boot wal bs fos twelve soaads and Will b tough
N vsb, ~. y
Nov that ne proposed kx round bout betwssl
CHAApaoas KID williams and Johnny kilba.s n
failsa tlsoash both Jsch Me0uinn of the Ne
gioai A. o. and Jack Hsuiou u the olympls A
A. cf Philadelphia ought 70 consider thsmsslvs
ths iuckisss matchmaker n the business. Ma
~ nsu fought. " IA csrsainty that the elu
aksins ,hs soatsst would have loss coss 10 ~ 00Q
cAn yeu inasias giving thss nshtsn V7.sos Q
oeveoo pusas Y bss dsssn1 ns-1ssisIn -
The evening world., 1915-02-13
DaUe CaLd.UeLL of Cornell Wins
Brooklyn Handicap By One Inch

half miller, finished second. aud WILL
lam Cough Of the Knights Of st. An
tony third. So close was the hnlsh
between Caldwell and Meredith that
hundreds of spectators exclaimed In
one breath. Dead heat!"
But the judges who were on the line
claimed that the Boston A. A. man
had poked his chest against the tape
ahead of the Penn "nyer." This de-
prived Meredith of . new indoor REQ
ord. The race was run In 50 3-6 SEQ
onds. o full second faster than the
former worlds mark. but a. Caldwell
was In receipt Of q handicap no will
not be allowed the record.
Meredith was we'll inside the old
figures, but a. It 10 necessary to
break the tape the old figures Of
ono minute and three-nfth second
will remain on the books.
Only four men started. Besides the
three named. Hugh Hirschon Of the
Irish American A. G. started. Mere
dith was ON scratch. with Caldwell
ON the two-yard mark. Cough on the
eight-yard mark and Hirschon start
Ing from seven yards.
Meredith ran 4 different style racs
Cup at the New York A. c. games
w WOuhCooey hh8A~ 4Ase W~S sS~-ss~
Of the difference In the tracks. The
Garden track u . short one, with
many turns. while the one at the
Thlrteenth Regiment Armory u large
and has long straightaways.
On these long straightaways Il VA
not necessary to sprint at the start
Meredith realized this and rompet
after his opponents at fast pace
but not at his best speed. He re.
served his speed for the Anal sprint
A the bell announced the last lap h'
took command and seemed like a
easy winner.
but before half the lap had beel
coveted Caldwell. who had beel
twenty yards back. also began 4
sprint. Every stride brought hin
nearer the leader. and by q might
jump no leaped against the tape Il
| frst place. Meredith was at hi
shoulder. Cough was ten yards bacl
and o similar distance ahead o
Hirschon.
Abel Kiviat carried on the honor
In the l.000-yard handicap by q grea
fnish. He ran around field o
twenty men. all Of whom had libera
handicaps. and won by soant yard
]. Il. Bail 5r. finished second an,
sydney Leslie third.
The evening world., 1915-02-13

xID Goeuv - recall . 2oW ootAiIe
11iot thAl Was . lgAk y cane
y No11aAslUA1a bs6ses ~ erep
>1oGD leveDsDs1 n ~ bag
u - lDBetsa Iow 14ys hal
- eho1P 0Oaelng ha6le Il wae
~ ~ 6 - ~ lloat hsavy.
p'ee thA3 ~. ~ uea - ~.
- ~ . . Wo,e ~ . lisA
~ 3 ~ - l.elsW - satAse
- 0UuFA WteA . eu1se oaanse
6n0no1 1n0o - . nass 6
49, ~ ~ lseinDl Nhs .
unSa annnooR a. SeugAt -
~ ~ olm11A ~ ~ Arctic
~ - Uuuo1D 49, yask Les1ea
Dog Dsash Wslts abeul Tbs
~ . hoeoA 1lsgssmAA. WITH
SoneW ha1ss n0At Me- eyss,
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II ~ thak tAels eAs thought
y ona1h11o1e ~ easnies Thsy
49, . eaa1War1 ste0. Thsis
Vna G1Da1th11srWnsA { ylUAg-
DouA nsesaslng. - was ~
~ - o1soes.
J - CsglDr Net
lolpkle Ring u
n1ooov, ~ eneiv.haArel oeAt'
~ oooo1 ~ Garter u philA'
x tn1rteea yoasS ~. Ths eaul
HnGncsA ~ - 1sI1Awsss o
Ho 1Bnsw ~ - 60 ASbs,ievs'
- oalo . Osset Aght Car
~ - 49, - eeu,d bsat ~
@>D lesCesL - Mccoy suailsa
~ sassssae emils - ~ tAoush
~ hSA - - ~ asxsn-haars'
- tsaansA vsii for Carter
~ eAr - thas wsat hs was u
= eondttiea thsn. Carte
~ wsal ~ leocey. whom - In
u . kneek eul When TIE
~ inss ~ sang hey made
ntns Dair. Cartss. conndsu
y y lt&Is grin. Mccoy smiling b
- sualp.
- eams tsgsthss. Garter b
ofvjth Z hsadloac rush. Acce
- ~ him pass asA - hs wen
" . left fst against Carter
: ove Carter turned like . ea
= - buliring and charged again.
&17(ns start that vas the way n
y usnt Mccoy. snssring his ~
~ snssr. marvsileusly skin,
GInrel castar's powerful blows I
neh aveldsl them. drove !
- aftsr punch himself. nevs
o1lng. He picked Carriers rist
4 ~ ~ target He usvsr misse'
p 70 nsver hit anywhere slss. II
- With aatisfAction.
Ikat - you think OF that fe
~ wtispsrsd the spectators
6eher. Hell blind Carter an
DAn euI ns's taking one ~
&ared Mccoy
- mn1uan QnSt Ass,<1al
The evening world., 1915-02-13
Burns q Winner;
Reynolds Loses

NEW oRIIAAN6. Tsb. is-Frankie
Burns. the great bsatamwsisht Of
Jersey City. was given . decision over
Arthur simons Of New Orleans at the
end OF twsnty-round bantamweisht
bout here last night.
Matt Brock Of Cleveland won the
verdict over Bobbde Reynolds Of Phil
adelphia at the end Of the twelfth
round OF q scheduled twenty-round
featherweight bout, Reynolds Sec
onds throwing up the sponge.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
Cana1ians VIA at CurIiuG.

nine rinEs entered Tor the Internal tom al
Gordon Curling Medal played here last
night. the Canadian rinks winning over
those representing the United States by
the score OF o. to -. Six rtnks win
play to-day. Canada has won the medal
the last three consecutive years.
The evening world., 1915-02-13
NEW YORK MAN ELECTED
AMATEUR BASEBALL HEAD.

CLEVELAND. Feb. ia.-E. C. Pat
terson Of New York was reelected
President OF the National Amateur
Baseball Association at a-meetinG here.
c. G. Townes Of Cleveland and George
Buechsl OF Louisville were elected Vice
Prssidents. and u c. ssaton. Chicago.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Pittsburgh and Detroit were admitted
70 naembership In the league. Applica-
tions from about forty other cities were
resolved Reports were made showing
the healthy srowth of amateur base-
bali ana plans discussed for the 1915
wosl1's championship ssrisA
The evening world., 1915-02-13
Boston A. A. At Ri.k Tonight.

The Boston A. A. seven will meet
tho Hockey Club at the st. Nicholas
Rink tonight In the first league
game between the teams. The Bos-
tonians have beaten every other team
in the league. They will have to win
to-night's game in order to hold their
feat fSy them VIII put the 81. NicEs
II The haA i
The evening world., 1915-02-13
sushw,eh Beats Easter. District.

Dushwiek Beats Eastern District.
Bushwick High School team had an
easy time In defeating Eastern Dis
trict five at the Forty-seventh Ar
mory by q score OF ~ TO -. The
Bushwick lads showed excellent team
work and kept the ball almost
throughout the contest in the Eastern
Districts territory. Berman. who IL
one OF the best foul shooters on any
high school team of this city. incaged
nine goals from the foul line In as
many attempts. He will probably be
called upon TO shoot the deciding foul
vesant High and Bushwick.
1sviving Los Angeles Racing.
Los ANGELES. Feb. is.-Horss rae
inG without gambling 70 to be revived
here to-day at Ascot Park. with five
events carded. II II planned to have
racing every Saturday and Sunday
thrsughest Ne winter An1 sprine
The evening world., 1915-02-13

Dseshivs Cslstss Piay Yssksvs.
Ths nrst round Of the Southern New
Yosk state Cup WIN b played On Aar-
Qustts Oval Brooklyn. bstween the
ssscsIy" c',s!s g. rSs ne az sesssss s%:
IN start prsnpUy q iW y =
The evening world., 1915-02-13
rravi. Scores Double victory.

Travis Scores Doubie Vsctory'
Walter J. Travis. Garden City.
scored q double victory In the Anal
Of the South Florida golf champion
ship at Palm Beach. Fla In the
thirty six hole nnal against v. G.
Longley, wannamoisett. the veteran
metropolitan's play eaualled the rec
ord of seventy-ons for the course.
which won the play-o1 for the gold
medal offered the low scorer In the
qualification and gave him q lead OF
four holes for the morning half. This
lead proved enough. an Travis won
the match eventually by <NS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08

In these troubled times, Ahen
every day shows more clearly the
dangers that confront even the most
sincere neutrality, the hraTts OF all
Americans should 10 out In sympa'
thy and support 70 that solitary man
sitting 10 the White House at Wash.
lnston sto carries tie welfare OF one
hundred million people 50 largely IN
his hand.
Ills Is a staggering responsibility.
II Is the greatest that could be laid
on the chief executive II any nation
Ia time Of peace No American since
Lincoln has borne such q burden
bas been confronted With issues
which are 81 hlg with fate for tie
lard - love
IL II easy FOR those who do not
share his burden or realize ,ts tre-
mendous weight on heart and mind
to say NhAt ought e. be done under
ary and an circumstances Hat his
IL the solemn duty not only 81 saying
but also VI acting; not only Of acting
! but also Of doing ~ vita the knowl
edge that the welfare OF his fellow
citizens may hang upon his course.
Under such circumstances Irvsi
dent wilson needs tire sympathy and
support OF every true American. glp
needs 10 know that political friends
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
THE IDAHO RECORDER
"a. FaosF. nsitss $50 Prspststss.
OTHER QUESTIONS or
IMPORTANCE.

Without desiring TO detsAc1 from
its ImpoFGanes in the .igntest. TIE
Recorder believes iaat there are nth.
81 Issues which should b. u, ade prom.
meet in tins city campaign In Aidi,
.ion - that u law -snforrsmsnt.
II can bs said for tns present city
administration that u has carried
oat Dc aatI sIectioa pledges - TO re.
tfenehmsnt IN y expense VITA
that limitation OH IL. activities, tbe
administration haa soen an efficient
one the eouneii has been ery TIN.
Tive - 81 The matters coming before
u and hiss succeeded Ia conducting
tie city government o. minimum
" re4t 70 the tAS payer; Ia the
natsr NoFks dspartment several iat.
tartant extensions haze been made,
nee main pipes installed along the
principal thoruughisres, AMI other
improvements made. Al 80 believe,
paid Tor unt q the revenues from
tiiat sefYtee
u j. nov seriously questioned
wnstbst this policy VI rigid ECONOMY
u wise eone. IL i noticed that
u is@alks are getting to condition
e. aesd rslayinR In many places, the
clr np condition Of Main street u
dspiprabIe most Of the TONES In sal.
u,tn have bu sswer connections, aud
even Whsrs - ssr district i sstab
lishsi no ordinance has besn sna,.t
81 compelling tie property owner 10
connect with that safeguard To put.
llr health, % II there i such urdln.
anes.i, d not enforced
II is for the.eleetoru Co say ~hethsr
they wish these conditions to contin.
ue o. not an ! their decision can only
10 made on the question wien !. 4,
fairly presented for their considers
tiun.
There are many improvements aut
clnveulonees needed by the City oI
Salmoa, mont, " not All, OF which
might BE secured 10 the next few
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A.. T,bb. vent with them, That
q, We, Sir Krsger both fancher anu
bo0sekeeper
Dwight 4, smith sold lis fo@"
.n,,t Horn bull. Bud Clay to Paltee
bro. lie has several more 10 sell
set, eli are good ones
GENE Christensen has slld ms
,.r.n. stock and tools to Mr.. Aulkey.
sorry 10 lose Gene but glad 10 have a
,,uil, move in. Gene has rented
.u- Mace lately and w like to nave
al. the houses occupied.
Steve aahatrsy is getting q nice Tot
NJ amtS FOR MS spring crop. Ills
,1.ep Al. doing fine. They are the
.ind Of stock to keep get two CT 1ps
a year, nrst crop Of lambs then d
crop VI wool
Mi. CarlsOu has his seeding all
done, oats and alfalfa. He Is ike
most Of the rancners, trying 10 yet
all his land into hay.
Frank Pyeatt has rented his house
10 Mr. Wolgorst who moves In next
week
ISIS Iayne, the school teacher
here, organized poultry club among
the scholars and most Of them have
sent aNay and got pure bred eggs ana
there are many kinds that they vii
have quite a poultry sho" next tall.
We have had remarkably good
school this winter, all the fault win
il il not months enOugh. The schol'
ars have Just got down to business.
one of the poultry club boys got
-ome very choice eggs, but dian I
in the barn or hen house.
Not much. He got nice box. filled
II with nice dry leaves and got a
handsome red hen aud put them in
the hest bed room In the house. 1T
vas as pretty as picture. That boy
is an artist.