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HUNLUN
PLAY SATURDAY
Especial s.ar-Bunetin eorrespondence)

NUN LUN SCHOOL, May Tive
games of baseball We're paved at the
Nun Eun school grounds last Satur-
day afternoon in the regular interclass
series. In the initial game the SophS
took the game from the Juniors by 4
score of IL to l. This run was a
lucky one fer the losers and koCn
Bung of the winners pitched alright
hall allowing the Juniors three lonely
hits Young Lup OF the losers also
tad some speed in his twiTling. but
the hitting Sophs were able to connect
for seven hits and IL runs. Moi zee,
Kan Hee, Young Lup and Ting Wah
were the fielding stars of tine game,
while Koen Bung was the hitting star,
getting three long drives IN five
chances at the rubber.
Seniors Walioped Freshies
In the second game Of the double
header, the Freshies suffered another
defeat, when the Seniors, still lnde-
feated. took them into camp, Ii 20 z.
The winners 70 date have raW n
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MILLS TOSSERS
WIN FROM KANS
III FIST GAME
Ain Soon Nam Pitches Go1d
Ball: Sum Hung. Goh;er and
0Nino Lead in Hitting
'Gr,"c,al Sta RaI!et ".,-rr,,a-dy., ~

Special Sta RnItPt '.r-rrs'tp1d"" ~
MILLS SCHOC'i, .Is S,--"'E us,
Nils, E2a. RAJ, Team" was t, Z
iea1'Cg 4e1 and s.1Sar - :he
O"g"hHI - vixen Trey met AZ .,a
!5-. / the Big kamahameha bin by
I 5" - If . y st tie Kan fe as.
ter nv 'f'crno0n in the Tes"la., rter,
scholastic series. Mills lost the Cpen-
IT, game % pLaEhoH q wee'; a-o AMI
the boys have worEHd bard for the
Mia k2m game ard s,ire enough,
hart playing gave the RED and Green
team TIE victory. Eameh3neaa also
lest its initial game to St. Louis by
an Il to I score. and had d9term ned
to beat Mills in oitnr to get even. IN;
tie Nanoa boys lroHcd to be iastef
p.aye's and played the game. throv gh
in Ste1. fcrm.
TO Runs in First Inning
1T 20 minutes II four. Cm0ire Stew.
art called play bail" and Mills vas
u~st to grab the war clubs. sunny"
the keystone sacker CT the winners,
va. sent in as tie lead-off man b.
Coach 'stcrty'' Ross, and when the
Kan s.abster threw the first ball oYes'
the plate he laii down a pretty bunt
en- the third base line. The hunt was
chased by Gohier and kapakue, but
wien the latter picked It up the run
rer was safe or first. Wah Han, the
next man up, sacrificed Sunny 10
second. Han Kee Clan then slammed
cut a single and Sunny was safe on
third. Okino hit to Dover on fly
and when Dover caught the ball Sun
ny scored with Chan going to third
and later came home on passed bali.
The next batter tanned. Two I.ia4;
and two hits for Mills. - lin
Kan came in but did not score hI
the first two cantcs and the runs were
made in the third, fourth and sey-
enth frames. Mills scored che in the
third, three in the sixth and another
three In the ninth, making nine in all.
The winners we're credited with 10
hits and 4 errors, While the losers
get 4 runs and 3 nnlsclies. Nils hit
TIE bali when runs were needed.
Okino and Sunny led the winners 4
batting and the former got two -
In three times up while the later
hit out three safet eS In five char IS
at the plate. Wah Han was the fled.
ing star of the game and was fri.
lowed close by An Fong Chuck. Go.
hier was the star hitter on the saa
team, securing three hits In four t.tries
up ard also fielded a coed game.
Aim Pitches Good Ball
1t was the good WORK Of Aim Soo1
Nam in the box plus good team work
that gave Mills the victory. Is I'll.
who received him, put It ali ofsr
Groves when it comes to pegssng.
Hundreds of fans and fannettes saw
the two teams play and the roofing
section Of Mills made lots Of noise.
Next Friday St Louis viii cross bats
with Mills at Castle Field. A hard
game is expected.
Tee box score was as follows:
tkII G cCInftI e
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Doings On The Dope Circuit

Franco Of the Spalding team and
Akaua Of Coombs are leading the
Commercial Leaguers in hitting, al
though Simao and Kahaulelio of the
Advertiser team is right behind.
Service First is leading the Com,
mercfal League in team hitting and
the Star-Bulletin team is at the top
in fielding.
Fun Luke and Yen Bun Hee surely
pulled off two pretty plays in the Pa;
eific League last Saturday afternoon
Diehl, the second Sacker for the Ha.
waiian Electrics, locked good in the
game on Sunday and ought to land a
job on one of the. Pacific League
teams.
Comes, the snortstop on the Hawai-.
ian Electric team, looks like a real
bali player and should be real star
this year. Murashige was shifted to
center to make place for this hust-
ling bail player.
Vim and KaI Yea broke through
with three clean bingles on Sunday in
the Honolulu Junior League.
Yamashiro, the little first sacker
OF the Asahis, is the leading hitter OF
the Pacific League TO date. Mahaulu
or the Hawaiis is in second place.
: amashiro landed fouI hits out OF
four times up.
McIhee has been elected captain
OF the Healanis, and is taking the
team out for practise every night
The Healanis have n lot Of good tai
ent AID ought to make a bette
showing. They meet the -HawGLS On
SATURDAY and expect TO be in tho
game from start to finisn$ II Fran
els Brown car get eff for this game
the Healanis should be in the hunt
al the way.
Christ soares, who defeated. tie
PreserNers on Sunday, pitched a coed
same. He recently held the Filipino
Ia-4:n down to a few hits and lost
,sh"l .darcjai stole home in TIC
eighth inning. Soa.es has plenty OF
speed ana the hiea team looks upon
aim as a winner.
The Commercial League has NUN,
Ter Of Pacific League Layers in the
uneups: Rosa of the SpaIdings; Srnn
Hung, Planas, MCllTee, Simon, Rhodes
md All Bun OF the Star Bulletin; FU::
Luke of the Advertiser; Mara, KaL
Leong and klns Tam OF CoomOS:
Comes, O'SuHivan, Perry and. Nelson
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kLL-CRINESE WIN
BOWLING HONORS
Y. M, c. "A. BOWLING LEAGUE
FINAL STANDING
Last Nights Results
Oahu 8. AlLChinese 1.

The Oahus triumphed over the ALI
Chinese last night in the y. NJ. c. A.
bowling league windup. The games
and total pinfaH weRttto Capt Soares
team. However, the single game won
by the Chinese was enough to ciEcS
first place in the series.
The 1917 Senior League bowling
championship goes to the AlECh!re1a
team which won the first sarfes from
the Oahus in a>special match 20 dec'2a
tie. Last nights victory gives the
Chinese bCwlers both series and the
championship.
g Capt. J. T. Young starred for his
team with an average Of 1875 and hig2
score, 215. KIT. Pong vas second \
average for the AltChinese. The other
men were below their AVERAGE.
J. ". Canario gave fine exhibition
for the Oahus by rolling. two double
century gar7es and averaging 211-
Carl Wikan1e~ ~'aint4ired his excel
lent record fer tn s1aS"" With ~
averoee. The ftcaI .corrt was 1886
t. 1921 in favor CT the Oahus. Liceup
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kauai GRAMMAR
Wins TITLE. IN
SOCCERLEAGUE
Noses Out Victory in Final
Game: KoIoa Finishes in
Second Place

LHCE, KAUAI. May. 5. - The
last games of the season In he
Iuterscholastic Soccer League were
: played off Friday and Saturday, Nay
and ).
AZ Eapaa on Friday afternoon tAe
Iibae school team defeated Kanaa By
tie score. Of 9 to-. I'll" Kapas play
ers kept tie, visits huntiing every
fafntfte of the pia" it;t superior play
ing by the i.ilIue forwards made. the
se0res possible. e.
Rapsa has Geve;oIle1 wonde yfs;l!y
Tor new tean ana next year can be
counted on To stand up 'iltsh IN tie
list sa ~
kiiiEe echocl has also Mayed East
and exceptionally clean game and de-
serves every point it has won.
keloa Downs katal,eo
Koloa performed az expected ana
7 sent tie, Kaiane3 team down to de-
feat at Kolaa 35n Friday afternoon. ~
large ara enthusiastic crowd turDe1
oct 10 see the final game and cheer.
"a and cheered as the scores were
made, 2F..x -. ~ p. T..
Manuel Joaquin was again the star
Kasaheo performer and was well back.
ed up In the attack by Paiama aud
y ~ 49,. t,.k,r, v,.. excenfional.
- 49,, 90 A ,S;a hs,, r.sss nsssea A..
80. ~, s, tha fiels an so-ne
- - tns .siss G. =. snd Hama,Su
y ens PIE ~. - 49, ,,st,I. ~, 10.
gesftleo lhe SusA -, - ,,.nor,ad. ~
lsa: Dul 49, ..s,,. t,,,sI scors was
leu tehn 49, Es,aa a' 49,. :.
% y ~ Ia'ol Vl'i 49,. -.
Kauai Grammar osfests. Egeee
The crucial contest OF Iae series ts
yrs that played between Eleele and
tn KAUAI grammar school at the High
Sehoc: grounds at Lihue on SATURDAY.
Afternoon.
WIN mc.nt victory for the series
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ROYALLEADS IN
CRAA5I.IHARLE.!GiIE

The follow NJ sa1o5 were rl"yc a;
Aa}2 AK tn a.tc~nvCn by tie
Grammar school Il. i;oT ba. e4aH Sc
rics, Royal - CC2t!2l Grammar,
score. Royal Ii, Contra, Grammar 5,
N9a2um2nu VI. K2uIUwe'a; score
Kaahumanu u. Ka6ldwela ii.
Games tomorrow: Cent. al Gran,
Z msr vs. ,Kaanumanu. R3ya! VS.. LLiuo-
laloni.
Crowds Of rCoters are accompany
ing the teams eacA day as they jour
ney to do battle fo@ the championship.
A handsome shield will be awarded
to the winning team to the cost OF
which each school has contributed its
pro rata.
The umpiring this time is being
done By the boys. Each school brings
along its own umpire, vouched ( r by
the principal Tie teams then OK
change on the Fie.d 30 that there may
he no question Of partially. This syG-
tenn is working out SatisfG ctori'y, the
boy umpires just'fyfng the confidence
placed in them. handing their games
efficiently and fairly. This is con
siGered by the school authorities and
by those who are promoting the Sc
ries to be first class training for the
boys who do IN officiating as we'll
as for the teams that learn to take the
decisions nauc by their fellows.
With good LUX II. the way OF fair
weather. the AZ games necessary to
decide the championship will be
played off by the first OF June, leaV-
ing ample margin for undivided at.
tent!on to scholarship before the June
examinations begin
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Aiea TOssers Win
. From Preservers

The Aiea team of the Plantation
League which played the Fflipinos in
close game recently defeated the
Hawaii Preserving Company team ON
Sunday at Aiea by score of to =.
= Christ Soares,. the tall pitcher of
the home team, was on the hilltop and
sent IL of the Preservers back to the
bench via the strikeout route: Cabral
and Comes were the leading hitters
for the Aiea team, while Frank. pitch
or for the Can team, secured two hits
during the day.
The score:
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Of the Electrics; Kauhi of the Mutu-
ais; Marcial of Service First; Keeff,
Ornellas, HolIirger Spencer, CO..
burn of Reach; Lee Of Schuman; Mon
sarrat Of the Iron Works and others.
The Kalihi team defeated the Ehl-
ers squad by a score Of 1 to'3 ON Sun
day at Kaiihi. Both teams played
good ball throughout The batteries
for the Ehlers team was Lopes and
Camara. For .kalihi, I.opes and Silva.
c Battery Of the eth Artillery has
been playing good ball and in a game
On Friday won from the F Battery
team by a score of 8 to U. Likins of
the winners pitched remarkable
game, striking 1ut Il of his opponents.
Portland and San Francisco opened
the season at Portland with one of
the best games ever staged in the
Pacific Coast League The game end
ed in the 18th inniEg with the score
l to !. Not an error was made dur
ing the game, and Fincher held the
Seals to four hits. HolloCher and Sig
lin were the fielding stars. Willie and
Holiocher were the only players to
secure two hits.
The Aiea team will meet Eva at
Eva IeXt Sunday. The Hawaii Pre-
serving Company team will Play Wal
pahu 1T Wahiawa.
D Marcial, the third sacker of the
F.lipinos, played great bail against
the -4sahis OIL Sunday. Saiki handled
for the Japanese team, and with Ze-
nimura at short the lineup looks bet
ter than. before.
YIN. the s!lo,tstop tor the ,SDaldtng
team. looks lice q good baA player
and handled his position in nice
shape. He doesn't hit quite so well
as Planas, tle short fielder of the
StarBu!letin team, but covers lot
CT ground, NJ trat Vim is not at all
weak with tic stick
Hosea. who pitched for the E!ec-
tries. had a lot OF stuff on the bah.
Flada also pitched socd ball for the
NutualS and de!d The Electric team TO
foW hits. PiaGa pitched good
game against tie Asahis re"ently anc
Tad he not. met strong on. us.LlOn in
NuShida might have landed his game.
The Serri First team made II
hits 70 start tic league en- Sunday
I he" reached for the Reach ball ana
started the fire| 0rH3 in good shape
the Seniors most Of. the runs. The
winners collected IL bling es to the
losers :. Kan Bu1g and Man Sing
divided the batting honOr, each get
ting three hits IN tou- times up, while
Wing See, FoOk Low an1 Willie Ching
fie,ded in big league form.
Alumris to Play Cnamp.o1s
The graduates OF the Nun Lun Chi
nese Institution have taken a deep in
teTest IN the present .nteTciass ser.eS
of BASEBALL gaEe5 ana many OF them
had witnessed tn" teams in action.
When the series is ever. the gradu-
ates Will pick q team and cross bats
with the champion class fo. 4 three
g1C,e tit. This battle will deci[e the
zeal champions CT Nun Lun scnool:
Among the players who will turn out
fer the Alumni team, VII be Lai Snn.
hong Kai, zee Check, All Tong. Huns
Kee, K c. Loo. Zee Low, F0ob Tan !
Ching, Sum Hung, 10 YCe and Yen
Lum
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with Grammar determined to score
and they carried the ball through the
field to. score by brilliant team
work and accurate passing. Manu-
ouye, the Grammar captain, put the
ball through with q fine drive taken
at full speed.
Ouye has been the most consistent
scorer in the league and has play41
the position Of center-forward bril-
Iiantly, as well as managed his team
with judgment and skill
There: was no further scoring dur
ing the game, although Grammar
tried q penalty kick.
Eleele is going at top speed now
and the last three weeks has been
making fine showing. They should
have a. higher place In the league
Tanaka. the Eleele goal
keeper, is one of the best players in
the league, while Eddie All MIN and
Wong Bung are both star players and
kick che ball splendidly. :.
The final score was Eleele 0, Gram
mar School ]. John Fernandes, the
star st. Louis athlete, refereed the
game. sss -. F..
standing Of the IeWns
lFIigh School ganas did not coust
for the clfpl SO go = ;. Z
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Summary-Three-ba Fit, n. Ca
bral; two-base hits, P. Manuel >,
Reiny, C. Piler. Amaral; sacrtt:c }
hits, Kahanu. Ferreira. Imoto, PrH,h-
er; hit by pitched ball, Fe"reira, hai-
ny, Saito, e. Piler; struck out by
Soares 12, by Frank 10; bases on oa,;s;,
off Soares !, off Frank .; nas*'.I
balls. Santos l, Saito /; Wild pttInc&
Franz. 9 left on base Aiea !. II. p.
90. s. Tine of game, 1:45. Jmoiro
in-chief, Joe Ornellas. Scorer, A. dos
Santos.
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PAcEREWSxI WOULD RAISE
PCL'SH Array FOR L. S.

PITTSBURG, Pa,-I2race Jan Pade-
rewski, noted Polish pianist, in an
address here m-cG delegates repre-
senting about $4,000 members of the
Polish Falcons Alliance of the Unitei
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MISS RANKIN ENJOYS
PRIVILEGE OF USING
HOUSE RESTAURANT

WASHINGTON. D. C.-Miss Rankin
exercised her privilege as a member
of the house by inviting Representa-.
tive EaIliyan. Massachusetts, and Rep
.resenatiYe Evans, Montana, to lunch
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kGm- R&MEHA

sinlI.. a: y TWO base hits, UK1Lo.
:gl.if.Ce nils, Mills ;, kEE1 !. HE
by pitcher, Aarcna BY Ann. Eases en-
! is. oil Ahn ., IF napakui !. otr 1c.l
cut. ~ Aim s, by kapakhi !. W-id
r.tci. es, Ahn. ma. aaIL Passed balls,
Nam ). Iii, re. -,te~lEt. lime CT
game. hour ana 80 1.-lutCs. Scorer,
c. Cmemot0.
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Goye.no- Whitman 8:EIei Che Sag
I'LL creating commission TO stu1y
the meth DDS OF purchasing State sup
pies and TO report to the 1918 Legs
Iat-rc.
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4 X .urn issued by the irish De-
paiSs>xs OF Agriculture shows that
>he tea, asoduce Of the flax crop in
she ceus.t. IN 1916 is estimated at
2.e21S,652 stasas lstone equals IA
.pot..dsl, as agstast 1. ,as7 stones in
1918, an increaGa of 772,5s5 stones,
while the area had increased by 3s,-
81 as.>os. The yield per acre fell
short of She 1915 return. =.
~
]. w. s, Shea, educator and pres;
dent ST the Trans Mississippi Golf
Association. died at Memahis.
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Punahou and
ST. Louis IN
Battle Today

St Louis and Punahou. q :
rivals in baseball, will meEt THIS after
rocn at Alexander field in the first
battle between these two teams in the
interscholastic series. The Saint
should be the faEor!tes to win as they
have one thing necessary to baseball
which is teamwork.
Hayselden, Rodrigues or Markham
will work for ST. Louis and Bergman
may use Baldwin with Kauhane or
Nadsworth catching. Karisaki will
be behind the plate for ST. Louis. The
probable lineup for the game today
at $3.50 is:
st. Louis;-Fun Luke. RI; Hanebere,
2b; Kurisaki, c: Lai Sinn, ID; You
Bun. IS; King. 3b; Chun Chew, CT;
Lam Wing, If; Hayseiden. Rodrigues
and Markham, p.
Punanou-Akana, II; Mahikoa. RI;
Baldwin: p: Fassoth, IS; wadsworth,
C; Kauhane, 3b; Luke, 2bt Peterson,
Decker. 1b; Chang. cf.
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This Is. the third consecutive year
that the cup has been won by the
Kauai E;gh and Grammar School. :,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Naticral League

NaticraI League
Chicago 4. Pittsburg !.
Boston :, Brooklyn 9.
New York 2, Philadelphia l.
Cincinnati-St. Louis: no game, cold
American League
New York ., Philadelphia f.
Cleveland 4. Detroit 3.
Boston l, Washington 0.
st. Louis Chicago. no game, rain.
A ship channel 40 feet deep from the
New York Navy Yard to the sea BY
n q = - Hill n !, a..
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A ship channel 10 teet deep from the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-07-12

ttAttf AAAAt
1853. Dale Beck, Mohler, Idaho.
800 Harry Alanford Deus, Ito,
Idaho.
S6l, Warren Jackson billiard, Voll-
mer, Idaho.
362 Harry John Flatt, Winehes-
ter, Idaho.
S63 Horton Everitt Gaskill, VIM
chester, Idaho,
364 Harry G. Goodwin, Winches-
ter, idaho.
s65 Herbert L. Coon, Steele, Ida
no.
800 William Henry Flatt. Win
chester, Idaho.
S67 Harry Elmer Wright, V0ll-
mer, Idaho.
36S Oscar Efraim Julin, Winches-
ter, Idaho.
800 Bert Wilson Martin, Reubens,
Idaho.
$40 Clarence F. Haney, winehes-
ter, Idaho.
i7l Russell Twitty, Nezperee.
Idaho.
l72 David Oscar Damron, Steele,
Idaho.
}73 Dexter Culver Van Ostrand,
Winchester, Idaho.
}74 Max Leslie Vaughn, Wmches-
ter, Idaho.
}75 A. Mortimer Van 0strand,
Winchester, Idaho.
376 William G. Tate, Winchester,
Idaho.
3T7 Robert Vernon O'IIare, kam-
iah, Idaho.
s7s George Ferdinad KOepl, Nez-
perez, Idaho.
3T9 George Window Lewis, Nez-
perez, Idaho.
$50 Robert Hamilton Lewis, Nez-
perez, Idaho.
3Sl Charles Edwin Mclean, Nez-
perez, Idaho.
$50 Howard Thomas. Steele, Ida
no.
3S3 Buel Franklin Bartlett, Voll-
mer, Idaho.
3s4 Eugene Preston, Nezpesee,
Idaho.
1855 Bob MeCarty, Winchester,
Idaho.
1856 Hugh blanchard Lowry, Voll-
mer, Idaho.
3S7 Erwin Earl Ladd, Vollmer,
Idaho.
3Ss Samuel Polk Kennedy, voll-
mer, Idaho.
$3.50 James Clyde Golf, Ito, Idaho.
800 Nicholas Henry Klaus, VOll-
mer, Idaho.
S91 Russell Hugh Kendall, lilo,
Idaho.
1872 Daniel Williams, IlO, Idaho.
1893 Archie Iceland White, VOll-
mer, Idaho.
1874 William Martin Wright, Voll-
men@4dahO.
395 Louis Reed, Nezperce, Idaho.
396 Edward Puett, Nezperce, Ida
no.
397 Leslie Leroy Whitson. yoll-
mer, Idaho.
s9S Mark A. Price, Nezperee, Ida
no.
300 Glenn Franklin Yeager, KAN
iah, Idaho.
400 Grover Clark Mclean, Rus
sell, Idaho.
i01 William Albert Hardman,
Steele, Idaho.
i02 Pavao Dosen, Winchester,
lOS Floyd Carlton Newkirk, Rus
sell, Idaho.
l04 Claude Axtell Parsons, Steele,
Idaho.
los Isaac Allen Simmons, yoIl-
mer, Idaho.
JOS Edwin Ray Garvin, Nezperce,
Idaho.
IO7 Fred Samson, Mohler, Idaho.
0S John Keller Fuller, Nezperee,
Idaho.
w Frank Henry Determan, Nez-
perez, idaho.
10 Werner McPeak, Vellmer, Ida
no.
II Walter Esli Bean, 10, Idaho.
~ Wesley DE Witt Walker,
KaJniah, Idaho IA
l2 Albert William Wagner, KAN
iah, Idaho. Il
IA William Herbert Wattenber-
ger, Kamiah, Idaho.
IS Forrest Stephen Osfefhout,
Nezperce, Idaho "a
Is Frank Gruby, Winchester,
q Melven Rosco I,0ekridge,
Vollmer, Idaho. a
q Joe r. Barbee, Nezperce, Ida
no. 4,
o John Litzelman, Russell, Ida
no. A,
o Charles Augustus Klutz, Mob
Ter, Idaho. 4,
] John J. Manthey, Nezpefee,
Idaho i,