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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Mrs. Ed Flick, A Napean and George
Marshall of the Doumecq plains and
Chas. Wilson of White Bird, returned
home Tuesday from Grangeville where
they had been concerning the DIVISION
of the school district on the Doumecq.
They were successful in getting the
division, but there were conditions nee
essary to it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
MARRIED IN GRANGEvILLE.

Jack Titus and Miss Celia Wisenor of
Pittsburg, Oregon, went out to Grange
vile Tuesday and were married there
Wednesday, They returned to their
home at Pittsburg Thursday. This is
the same couple that ooled the chiyari
party at Deer Creek the fourth. They
are both estimable young people and
have the hearty congratulations of their
many friends.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
FOUND LOST HORSES.

Frank Howard of higgins Hot
Springs was a White Bird visitor Thurs
dav. Mr.. Howard says he has had
horses missing ever since spring and
lust located them Thursday away down
the river in brakes. He considers him.
self fortunate to have discovered them
at all they had been gone so long.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss Sylvia Chamberlin enter
tanned party of little friends Friday
AFTERNOON IN honor of her fifth birth
day: The party was held in the pretty
shady yard of the VIM. Hartman house.
Inc little tots spent the afternoon in
games and were served with delicious
refreshments. consisting of ice cream
and cake by Mrs. Chamberlin.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
REMoDELING FERRY

chas. Leighton, who has leased the
bennington ferry for two years, the
past week has put in new fences, cattle
guards and otherwise remodeled it,
getting ready for the usual heavy fall
Shipment of cattle. Mr.. Leighton is
wldeawake ferry man and runs both
night and day, which adds greatly to
the convenience of travel in that section
of the country.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
ENTERTAINED LADIES AID

Mrs. Earl Kirkham entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon of last
week. There. was large number in at.
tendance and at the close of the session
delicious refreshments were served by
the hostess
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
CHILD OPERATED ON SUNDAY.

ar. and Mrs. Jerry vanderburgh
saine over from Pittsburg, Oregon, Sat
urday. Sunday morning DR.. w. A..
foskett operated ON their little 2-year
old boy The little fellow stood the
operation nicely and is getting along
iine. Mr.. Nandeburg returned home
Monday but Mrs. Vanderburg win visit
at the Peter Vanderburg home until the
little boy is able to make the trim home
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
SAW MILL AT DEER CREEK.

Frank Taylor who recently dlsposed
of his saw mill on the Doumeeq to Ed
Shearer has been to Craig mountain
looking at a saw mill which he contem-
mates installing over in the Deer
Creek section in the near future. He is
at present living in White Bird.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
SUNDAY BALL GAME

The ball game Sunday afternoon be-
tween the White Bird and Joseph teams
drew quite a crowd of spectators IN
sn;te of the extreme heat. Quite
number came over from Joseph to WIT
ness the game.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
BOUGHT OUT LEWIS SMITH.

NJ, 0. Tweedy, who formerly held an
interest in the Smith confectionery
store, but sold to Mr.. Smith, has pur-
chased the business and took possession
last week. Mr.. Smith is employed at
present on the M. Martin ranch.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
HAIL STORM DAMAGED GRAIN.

The halI storm which accompanied
the rain through this section Friday
night did considerable damage to the
standing grain.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03

d, L. Wilson left Tuesday for Mead
ows on a business trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
NORFOLK BOY GETS H
ON HARVARD ELEVEN
urdsy HauRhtop Paid Debt Two
Years Overdue.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. a6.-When
Head Coach Percy D. Daughton. of
Harvard. slapped wsstmors Wilcox.
the Norfolk halfback. on the back
yesterday a signal that he was to go
into the game with Yale. relieving
Casey. he repaid q debt some two
years overdue.
For Wilcox saved Haughton's rep
utation as a developer Of champion
ship teams In 1914 and helped him TO
the throne of the tntercolle giate grid
iron championship. 1t all happened In
Haryard's game with Pennsylvania
State. when with three minutes to play
the score stood Is to against the
Crimson. BY an almost miraculous
plav Wilcox, on a lateral pass raced
forty yards for the touchdown that
nut the Crimson within one point OF
tieins the score. Ted withingto on
kicked the goal after wiilcox's run.
which tied the score. That year al
though Harvard defeated Yale SO to O.
wilcox did not get 4 chance to make
HIS III" neither did he last fall when
Harvard won Il to 0. although both
times he confidently awaited the
chance to go in from the Harvard
bench. Yesterday he earned his letter
In the hnal three minutes OF play
with his wonderful speed the Grim
son track star might have again done
something worth talking about for his
alma mater had he been sent in ear
lier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
CAROLINA'S CAMP SHROUDED 81
WITH MYSTERIOUS SECRECY
Rumors of Shifts Are in Air at Chapel HPayers Are ASH
to Forget Clash With Virginia. and Students Are Re-
quested to Refrain From Mentioning Combat

Chapel Hill. Nov. 26.-The rniver-
sity of North Carolina football squad.
augmented by volunteers from the
class teams. is rapidly rounding into
shape for the fray with Virginia on
Thanksgiving Day While everything
on Emerson Field Is shrouded with
the most mysterious secrecy. the spirit
OF the team seems to be one of the
greatest optimism. Folger and Tandy.
who have been in rather poor shape
for the past two games, are now In
possibly their best condition of the
season. While Johnson, the light
quarterback, Is not yet altogether in
the best possible form. 1t Is firmly be-
lieved that he will start the Virginia
game. While kept out OF the scrim-
images. he daily runs the team through
signal practice. Williams and Jen-
nette are preparing to relieve john
son at this important post II 1t is
found necessary.
Yesterdays Scrimmage was without
doubt the last one OF the season prior
TO the game. The coaches deem them
selves very fortunate In having the
men in such good condition at this
time OF the year. and not the slight
est risk Will be taken that might re-
suit in an accident Coach Campbell
10 following the successful practice OF
Percy Haughton in getting his players
in the proper mental attitude as well
as In the best physical shape. He Ia
very rigtdly OF the opinion that part
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
DAVIDSON EXPECTS TO
|. BEAT CLEMSON ELEVEN

Davidson. Nov. fs--with every man
In good condition except T. White,
Who returned with . bunged-up eye
added to his list OF Casualties, the
Davidson team returned yesterday in
good spirits over the outcome OF the
WoTord game. The game was satts-
factory from every stand point. and
the squad got down to hard work again
yesterday afternoon with \ light work
out Signal practice vas the order OF
the day, and q turn 1t isisursly run
ming of some Of the plays by the
scrubs. lined-up against tho varsity.
tor the purpose OF schooling the backs
in breaking them up.
Coach Fetzer has put his team to
work for tho Clemson gAma which
looms up In the very near future. The
main work for the next few days will
be perfection OF team play. especially
on the defensive. and Thanksgiving
ought to End Davidson ready In every
sense to meet the Clemson Tigsra
Davidson 10 going down to Char
lotte determined to wipe out former
scores with the Tigers The fact that
the last two years have witnessed the
games between the two colleges.
speaks well for q game fraught with
interest on both stdes OF the intense
sort
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27

gIytNsMY INyENTs
WAY TO HEAD DANCING

wAsiAv Eitinsky, the celebrated pre-
nier dancer OF the Serge de DiaGhiieT
Ballet Russo. which 10 TO ia seen AT
the Academy tonight. has devised
scheme Of choreographic notation
which will make II possihle TO read
dancing Just as It IL now possible 10
read music. He has invented a set
OF symbols corresponding 10 no'es and
the scale In music. and believes that
BY this method II viii be possible to
permanently record all ballets. Nj
1tnaky worked out hts scheme while
he was q prisoner In Austria last year.
and Il nearly resulted In his andoing.
For several new dances which he had
Transcribed On paper were discovered
by tho military Authorities, and as no
enc could tseipheT than. he was ar
rested A. spy. His explanations
were ridiculed. and All his work de-
stroyed Only tho fn.-rcession OF
United States Au,bassador Penheid
saved him from imprisonment and he
was fnaiiy allowed 70 proceed TO this
country after hardship and hum!iia-
ttoA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
XMAS TRIP FOR YALE
BASKETBALL TEAM

New Haven. Conn. Nov. ae.---Dur-
ing the Christmas holidays the Yale
University basketball team will make
Its annual winter trip. This year the
circuit will include the University OF
Buffalo. at Buffalo. and the Navy, q,
AnnapoliA
Yale will have q very good team,
this year as only one man weinsr.
has been lost by graduation. and
Kinney. = forward on the ali-colls-
gtate basketball team last year, Will
be back In HIS regular berth. Tom
mers. who coached the freshma n
team last year. will Do tho head coach
for the varsity.
The schedule IL,
December &c G. n. 7. as New
York
December 1s-Crescsnt A. @, At
January aEUnivsraty Of Buffalo.
At Buffalo.
January 3--University Of eyra-
cuse, at Syracuse
January &-Cniversity Of Rochss-
ter, At Rochester.
January S--An-stara at Harris
burg.
January s-Navy at Annapolis.
January ST. Johns. 1t Brook
49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27

no pretense Of supernatural powers
Science explains everything the Frss-
colts do, and they assert that every
sane person 10 q mind-readsr and can
b. taught to perform fsats seenin g,y
impossible to the human mind The
exhibition given By the Frsscotts lie
educational. but also highly divertins
both Norman r. Prescott and Miss
Eden being versatile entertainers
The classiest musical and comedy
number seen In long time will be
the entertainment provided by the
Eisht White Hussars Clad In the
snow white uniform Of the German
Empsrors personal bodyguArd. the
eight entertainers render a diversified
program, including songs. tnstrumen-
tai selections and comedy.
One of the best novelties In vaude-
vtiis Is the athletic exhibition to be
givsn by John, Hixgina. the world q
champion Jumper. Higgins holds the
worlds record for the hop. skip and
jump. His record has never been ap-
preached and he has defeated in turn
the American champion John Watson
and tho English champion who held
the record ahead Of Watson
A merry whiri Of fun and music
with dance interruptions. Will be ths
offering Of Der; and Betty wheeler
aii-round entertainers Bensss and
Baird. the Yankee boy and the Scotch
iassie. will contribute another excel.
lent variety act with the new vaude-
VILE bill will come the usual high.
grade motion picture exhfbitA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
GENERALS FIGHTING
FOR VARSITY PLACES

Lexington. Va, Nov, 2s.-Since the
lineup OF the game with the Aggtes
will determine the makeup OF the
Generals hrst team and have much
to do with deciding the awarding OF
monogrRms, hard fights are being
waged by players who have been
alternating at certain positions
Bethel. Graham and Wadsworth, who
have been playing at right end. are
striving to Guido each other in their
efforts to get the starting call on
THANKSGIVING Grille and Cromwell
nave been dividing the right halfback
position, the former showing lots OF
drive In line-plunging whiio the lat
ter's forward passing and defensive
work has been keeping him in the
running. Sorrells and Paxton at full
also have been fighting aercely. AL
though Sorrelis has been considered
the regular, II now seems toss-up
for the Job.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
.TARHEElS READY FOR
BASKETBALL SEASON

Chapel Hill. N. c.. Nov. 2e.-The
prospects for . winning bask etball
team at University OF North Carolina
this year seem bright. Several of last
years men are again in college and
through the absence Of Long and
Johnson At forwards will be keeniy
felt Coach Peacock In expecting 10
nnd some good material among the
rsw men.
Darlington. . former student Of
the university. and q member of a
former basketball team, Is again IN
college, and James and McDuffie, two
new men. will make strong bids for
positions on the team. Tandy will
probably be At his old position ut
center. where he has starred for the
last two years. and Captain Tennant
Will be mainstay OF the guard&
Manager Tanney has not completed
the schedule. but three games are al
ready scheduled to be played on the
hill. with Davidson. v. NJ and Gull
ford. to be played February l. 70 and
-, respectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
Carolina Management Will Make An Effort To Stop
LAWRENCE JONES WILL 4
CAPTAIN ARMY ELEVEl
Washington Boy Is Elected Head 1917 Gidiron Team
Pointers Are Given Big Ovation When They Reach
Home After Handing Navy Drubbing.

West Point. N. Y. Nov 2s-The
victorious Army eleven returned home
today. From the time the West
Pointers reached the ferry landing
until their arrival at the mess hall
their course was triumphal march.
All the traditional scenes attending
such home-comings were re-enacted
In possible with more enthusiasm
than ever. The ancient stage coach
drawn by six hundred pairs of will
ing Cadets hands gripping the long
rope. hauled the players from the dock
to the top OF the hill, where a demon
straion was given the conquerers
Cheer Leader Harrison wore a Navy
cheer leaders sweater and Captain Nc
Exam wore Naval Cadets fatigue
counter. Cheers for Oliphant, Vidal
and McEwan and other members of
the eleven were given.
All the players are in good eondi-
tion physically,
On the way home tho Cadets elected
Lawrence McEney Jones. of Washing
ton. d. c.. as captain for next year.
Jones Was appointed to the Military
Academy in June. 1914. and is a mem
bers Of the class of is. lie was left
tackle in yesterdays game and is
playing his- second year at the Mill
tary Academy. He weighs 200 pounds
ts twenty-one years old the stands an
ever six feet In height
The new Army leader is one OF the
prominent men in the corps and Is
wearing star on his coat as evil
dence Of his high standing in his
class. He Is a heavyweight wrestler
The manager is Cadet Charles A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
PLAYERS co
TO ATLANTIC CITY

Ithaca, N. T.. Nov. 3e.-The Cor
nell coaches today selected twenty
-FOUR players to make tho trip to At
lantio City tomorrow night. Every.
thing 10 ready for the fnal dash fos
the Pennsylvania next Thursday
Two days OF light work a4 tho sea
shore are on the Cornell program
The players for tho trip follow:
Ende-Eckley. Reyerson. Sander
Mccormick. Rilenberger.
Tackles-Giilia, Jewstt Dixon, SUIT.
ton. Taylor.
Guards-Milier. Anderson. Bard,
Tlley.
Contradictory, Brown.
Quarter back-Shiver1ck
Halfoacks Speed. Hoffman
Haucke. Van Horn. Benedict
Fullbacks-Mueller ana Fischer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
EDDIE roy AM FAMILY
HEADED rOR RICHMOND

Manager Charles W. Rex Of the Ly-
rio Theater. was advised by telegraph
by the United Booking OFFICES last
night that his request tor Eddie Foy
and tho Six Little Toys A. hilltop
ping feature for next week would be
conceded Eddie Foy's Richmond en-
gasement will be new experience for
the famous funmaksr. He has never
before consented to appear In a thrive
a-day thenser. fHs consent was given
a. personal favor and is big COM
pliment TO the Richmond vaudeville
manager Foy viii return immediate
~ to the Keith big time theaters
after playing this one three-s-day en-
gngement in Richmond. Eddie roy
and the Six Little Toys have topped
the bill. in the last two years. OF
every two-tollAr vaudeville thsater In
America. He has never before con-
scented TO leave the big time circuit
even for = single day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
VIRGINIA is READY
FOR CAROLINA TEAM
With Annual Thanksgiving Clash at Broad Street Park Only
Few Days Of, Optimism Is Prevalent in Charlottes-
vile Camp-Hard Game Is Anticipated.

will alternate with Captain Spar in
this position In the Thanksgiving
clash. A man of his size and weight
10 badly needed behind the line and
he has shown himself to be consis-
tent ground gamer whenever sent De-
hind the line. When he - pulled back
Captain Spar will doubtless take his
place nj guard
Virginia's chances for triumph
over North Carolina this year depends
in a large measure to the punting OF
Thurman. It will be remembered that
his work in this department. stood out
very prominently in the last encounter
between the two elevens. He has been
displaying better form with his toe
this year than ever before and It IL
thought that his puntinE will give the
CarollniAns considerable trouble. He
10 also q heady player and he plaocs
his punts we'll. many times far out OF
tho reach Of the man who are back
to receive Thorn.
Wae~nknight Showing Form.
wagenknight. the diminutive quar-
terback, 10 another man from whom
much 10 expected. He has not played
since the game In Nashville with Van
der bilt University, he having sustained
an injury In that game that necessi-
tated his retirement from tho line
up temporarily. This week he has
been running the team In great style
and hts work should be one OF the
outstanding features OF the game. He
Is considered the best broken field
runner on the team. while the manner
In which he has been running the
team hAa been very pleasing TO the
coaches.
Coach Evans has not definitely
picked his team up to this time How
ever. no changes are anticipated In
tho line. the positions being held
down as follows; Jim white and
GOODWIN. ends; Ward and Mckay
tackles: Thurman and Coleman. guards.
and Churchman. center. Captain
Spar and wagenkuight will be In full
and quarter. respectively, while u looks
AS II Gooch and Kinsoiving will be
seen In the haifhnck positions. How
ever. both Darlington and Russell are
good men and they may be seen IN
these positions at some time during
the game
At the present time all OF the mer
are In the best OF shape. with tho ex
ception OF Thurman. who was hurt In
the game with V, l. However. he Is
showing rapid improvement and there
10 no question about him being tn the
lineup against North Carolina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
0RRATBsr MIND-READER
GOMEZ TO LYRIC TODAY

The amazing feats Of mind-readins
and thought transfsrsncs given by the
Freecotts viii b. one Of the biz fea.
turss Of the new show that scmss 70
the Lyric Tor the drst half Of the week.
commencing with the matinee per-
Torrance today.
Norman r Frescott. y former pro.
fsssor Of Psychology in an English
university. 10 the most proncient DEM
onstrator Of m.taphys steal phenomena
on the public platform. Prescott reads
the human miDd like an open book
The psychic powers of Miss Hope Eden
are likewise most astonishing. weird
ana uncanny. Yet the Frescotts make
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
VICTORIOUS ELI TEAM
RETURNS TO NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Conn. Nov. z6.-x
victorious Yale football eleven cash
through the annual Harvard game r.
excellent condition and will resuH
college recitation tomorrow. Baak14S
ball and other indoor sports. togeth4
with hockey. will now hold the attond
ton of the students.
Head Coach Jones, who has thru
year contract. may be made mess
Der of the faculty as athletic repto4
sentative. There probably will be nm
change In the coaching stan ne
season Captain Clinton Black.
the football team. may remain ri
Sheffield Training School for anotSM1
year In this event he will probA11[
be reelected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
CADETS ARE PREPARING
FOR FORK UNION TEAM
Harry Grtflin's Charges Is At
tracing Attention

As . fitting preliminary 70 the vir-
g1nia- Carolina struggle At Broad
Street Park Thursday afternoon. John
Marshall High School and Fork Union
Military Academy will &c: together
here Wednesday in what Is expected
to be one OF the warmest preparatory
school encounters OF the season
Owing to the fact tina, this win b
John Marshalrs fnal appearance on
the home grounds this season, q largo
crowd IL expected to be on hand to
see the local lads make an effort to
vanquish their opponents from Fork
Union. Much interest 10 being mani
tested In the game and It u expected
TO be hummer from start to dnishl
Matthew Willis, Richmond boy.
who Is Fork Unions star haifoack. is
expected to star for the visiting ag-
gregaton, while Braveman. the d.
min utive Quarterback. II another man
whom the Marshallitcs will have TO
watch.
Owing TO the fact tina. the Mar
shallites will be outweighed by the
visitors. they expect to bring all Of
their football strategy into play. But
Harry Griffin also has a lot Of tricks
up his sleeve and he Will Doubt IS
snring some OF them In the local
park. Harry Grimm II we'll known IN
Richmond, Daying been seen here In
various capacities He will be re-
mem hered as the former Richmond
pitcher. Richmond College baseball
coach and Richmond Academy foot
ball coach. Harry Ia said to have q
good team this year and the Fork
Union boys may give the Marshall
ties y hard battle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-27
BELIEVE SCALPERS
SECURED TICKETS
Virginia CAroiina Tickets Thouxht 20
Haven Fallen In Hands Of
Speculation

Although efforts have been
made 10 prevent such . nrect,c.e
q. 49, .r,,..-s - =, 49,, -
40 - ueAe' Sl'oc"-
hooes nave secured hundrcds OF
thu tickets for the Virginia.
Carolina game here next Thurs.
day afternoon
Dsspite the fact that tho scn&s
have been On sale but q few days,
practically all OF them have been
disposed OF. only a few of the
Donts In the rear OF the grand
stand being left. Reports OF tbs
ticket-oCAlping have reached tho
management and every ofFort -
being made 10 procure the names
OF those who have procured the