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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-06

That your petitioners hereby
pray for the organization and
formation of a drainage district
in the county Of Benewah, State
of Idaho, out Of a portion of the
said county Of Bencwah, with the
boundaries hereinafter designat-
ed and described.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-06
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO.
Bonowa1 county, Idaho

oouoWdn CouULyf loduO
in THE DISTRICT COURT OF
The EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRlCT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH.
In the Matter Of the Petition of
p. II. Sweeney and others for
the formation of a DRAINAGE
DISTRICT.
TO THE CLERK OF THE DIS
TRlCT COURT OF THE EIGHTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF BENEWAH:
We, the undersigned petition
ers, hereby respectfully repre-
sent:
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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-11-06

The number Of acres of land
which will be benefited by the said
proposed drainage district and
the proposed drainage system
hereinafter mentioned and de
scribed and to be included with
IN the proposed drainage district
is about $4,000 acres.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
RRITTON CLAIMS
NOW kQUESTION
He Beat Ted Lewis But
Bryan Downey Couldn't
Be Hurt by Champ.

This weltelweight title thing has
v.edged itself into an awfully tight
hole. Jack Britton has been setting
W what seemed TO be valid title to
ownership OF the crown. He defeated
Ted Lewis. the English wonder. and
he beat most every one else around
the 10 pound mark He beat Johnny
Grifnths among others But the othe-
night Bryan Downey. rugged young
sJer Of Columbus. gave him ali he could
handle And Griffiths hit Downey 50
often in their last meeting that Dow
ney believed they were throwing gloves
from the audience. But Johnny made
80 great impression on the tough
Columbus bird
80 there you are. nov, BTittOl
claiming the weiterweight champion
snip and having il disputed 10y one Of
these SORT Of things that 20 10 make
un argument anenU the football cham
ui0nship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
BUDDY
MEETS
MUSKY
Hamilton Will Give Ten
Round Exhibition With
Muskopf Saturday.
CULLINS IS AFTER
GOOD REPUTATION

TAERY MUSKOPF is doped 70 give
n Bud Hamilton a run for his
u = money Saturday afternoon when
that pair OF boxers VIII give an exhi-
bition for the soldiers at the Army
theater, Camp Stewart. They are billed
as the main eventers in an exhibition
boxing show which is slated to start a
$50 o'clock
Since MuskOpf was tucked under
the wing of one Vie Fisher. who
has several good boys in his stable,
he has had much opportunity to
work out and learn some OF the
points of the game which he would
otherwise have forfeited. II he
doesn't put up the better showing.
Hamilton Will have boxed in pretty
style to win MuskOPf il down in
the note book Of every fan. soldier
OF civilian. as mixer from Mix
Town.
Battling Cullins is particularly
anxious TO beat Battling DOvish in the
six round event they viii stage, just
previous TO the main go. Cullins con
tinues TO work hard. mentally and ply
sically- and confined his efforts today
10 doping out few Of his own little
weaknesses with a view TO showing the
biggest Improvement TO date over his
| former work in the ring He has a
husky boy to beat. however
The two engineers, Joe and Joe
who will start the show with n six
round melee are classed as good
boys and should get the soldiers
worked up 10 high point OF en-
thusiaSm before the semi and final
events are commenced
! The results of the soldier card at the
Army theater will be watched closely,
owing 70 the fact that several of the
boys working on the Saturday card are
likely fellows for some of the big
shows which will undoubtedly be staged
/ here this season They may not get the
/ windup chances. but they Will certain
! y make good semi boys
| Battling CulIins il one of the
boys who il going to battle for all
! there il in him. inasmuch as IL il
! planned TO pit him against Whitley
Burns in the near future II the
2:ird hoy il victorious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
Almost Every Human Ali
ment Is Directly Traceable
to Impurities in the Blood.

You cannot overestimats the impor-
lance Of keeping the blood free OF i'm
purities. When you realize that the
heart IL constantly pumping this vital
fluid 10 all parts Of the body. you can
easily see that any impurity in the
blood VIII cause serious complications.
Any slight disorder or impurity that
creeps into the blood Is a source Of
danger. for every vital organ of the
body depends upon the blood supply
to properly perform its functions
Many painful and dangerous diseases
are the direct result OF a bad condition
OF the blood. Among the most serious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
FLIVVER
RECORD
IS DONE
Connie Mack Is Determined
to Make His Club One
Of Best Type.
PHILADELPHIA FANS
STILL HAVE HOPES

- PHILADELPHIA March 16.-This
- city's American league entry may
= be able To- live down its reputation
as a fIivver by next ralL Connie Mack
has gone on record TO the effect that
ne Is determined 10 build up another
winner. and right now rhilIy fans are
living on promises and hopes
The Athletics of last year would
have found plenty of opposition in
any one Of the three big minors
until toward the latter part of the
SrlSOE. when they perked mp and
played snapPier brand of ball
But Mack is foxy old scout VINO
has reputation for saying little and
doing much He has formed q reso-
luton TO get back into the spotlight
and SHOW baseball folk what a real
comeback" is. and he may succeed.
although his chances this year are
slim
The athletics have a number OF
yOUB. ball players who viii he
ready to travel y major league gait
from ti;e getaway IL We are to be
IicVc in MacE'S Judgment Witt il
slated for fae short stopping pre-
mierShiD Of the American league by
philadelphia critics.
With Lawry and Grover 20 fight It
out for second base and Bates the hot
corner man. the infield combination
fortified with young blood and an
chCred around Stuffy McInuis may
more Jhan hold It's own ln fielding. As
10 hitting-weH. " Inuis viii have 10
find his eye. and the youngsters are
problems
Mack'S young catcbeTS-Haley.
Meyer and Picinich-WilI fight IL
cut 10 see who helps Schang do the
regular stunts behind the hat. IN
less Mack decides 10 play the YER
satiic schanE in the garden rcgu-
larry
Schamg has been dissatisfied over his
contract and did not start south when
Mack headed for Jacksonville with his
squad Thrasher IS another player
whom Mack is counting ON. and his
outfield viii probably be made Up o.
Strunk- Thrasher and Bodie-
In pitching the Athletics look 10
Joe Bush as the king bee of the
hurIerS. and the regular staff Will
he built around him. from johnson.
Myers. Majors. SeibOld- Schauer.
Horne. anderson, Parnham. Smith
and Moves.
While the White Elephants cannot re
ciasSed as pennant contenderS. they viii
not finish III the cellar again this year
without 2 fight and they look like q
club thar is due for strong comeback
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
Senators Will Be Changed
-:.: il: -::- -::- -:I:-
Griffith To Build Up Club

and mitt who can Int the ball on the
nose in addition 20 holding up the
FINGERS and pegging well TO the bases
With Walter Johnson as the king
pin. Griffith has q clever staff Of
pitchers. who, If they show their 1915
form during the coming season, viii
be numbered among the stronger STATS
OF the league. Gallia. Harper, Shaw,
Ayers. DumOnt ard Thomas comprise
the seasoned staff. and Griffith viii
try number or youngsters who look
promising.
in looking over the Washington club
there is strength in all departments,
but the fact that Griff has decided TO
experiment with a new lineup is re
sponsible for his club being counted
out of the running as a real pennant
contender. The class OF four other
clubs-the White SoN. Red SoN. Tigers
and Yankees-is to well Thought of TO
permit critics taking GrifCs boys Sc
riOuslN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
LACK MATERIAL;
PLANS GO SHORT

Pacific Northwest boxing and cham
rionsh.p meet which was to have com
monced today in Seattle has been called
off, according TO a Seattle visitor who
arrived IN Fl Paso today The impossi-
biIity 10 arrange contests was given as
a reason
II was planned to have large num-
her of boxing matches and champion
ship meets today and tomorrow under
the direction Of the Seattle Athletic
club Several boxers of these regions
were invited 20 take part some time
ago. but the fact that they were pro-
fessionals later Cancelled the invitation,
automatically.
Nearly all amateurs of any ability
i'm the northwest have gone into the
professional class That's the reason
for the shortage of material To- stage
the big show
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

are Rheumatism with its t0rturing
pains; Catarrh. often forerunner OF
dread consumption: Scrofula, Eczema,
letter. Erysipelas and other disfigur-
ing skin diseases; Malaria, which
makes the strongest men helpless, and
many other diseases are the direct re-
suit OF impure blood.
You can easily avoid all Of these
diseases, and rid the system Of them.
by the use OF :. : 5, the wonderful
blood remedy that has been in constant
use for more than fifty years S S. s
cleanses the blood thoroughly. and
rOuts every vestige Of impurity. 1t IS
sold by druggists everywhere
advice absolutely free. write to-day TO
the Medical Dept, Swift Specific Com
pauy. 50 swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
-Advertisenent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

w Win .i'. be p pro, a.., = in the line
w up of the Washington Ameri-
cans this year
Clark Griffith has apparently de-
cided that he cannot annex a pennant
with the club he has been using for
several years past. so he has started
building NJ a new machine. replacing
most OF the old coss with new ones.
The upbuilding Of the Washington AK
gregation can scarcely be accomplished
IN one season. and because Of this
Washington will not open the cam
paign i'm April rated as a serious con-
tender for the pennant.
According to information out Of
the capital. Griffith will give the
club thorough shaking up. None
"f the old regulars Will appear this
>easOn playing their usual posi-
lions on the infield, and only one
veteran OutfieIder. will remain in
his niche in the lineup
Advance dope indicates that Griffith
intends playing Howard Shanks at
first base. Shanks has played the out
field and has also done chores a. third
and short, taking a turn now and then
~ the initial sack. Griff, II is said, he s
has decided that Shanks will show to
the best advantage II placed on first
base and played there steadily.
Another move VIII ne the shifting
Of Eddie Foster from third to second
base. and Toe Leonard will be sta toned
at the not corner. Leonard looked
good ia the games he played with
Washington last year. and Griffith be
lieves he is ready TO hold down the job
as a regular. The shortfield will be
decorated 10y Crane. a yOungster Sc
cured from Baltimore. and George Nc
Bride is 10 be kept or the bench for
emergency purposes.
Clyde Milan. one of the good old
regulars. viii hold down an outfield
job as usual. and with him in the outer
gardens viii be Elmer Smith and sam
Rice. Smith did good work for Crit
fifth last year ana Rice is rated a 5 the
find of a lifetime by Foxy Clark.
Griff has enough reserve talent TO
change his lineup completely III he
fit to do 50. In AcOSfa and
NenOskey he can replace two out
fieIderH, and Judge and Morgan.
with Mcbride. would alter the COM
pIe1iOn of the infieId cOnsiderabIy
If Griffith saw the need of n
switch.
In catching talent the Senators are
well fortified. Henry Ainsmith and
Charity make up q trio Of efficient
backstOps. The two veterans are still
capable Of playing a banEup game and
Charity - sturdy knight OF the pad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
Ross Young of San Antonio
Purchased From Western
League by Giants.

Ross Young q san Antonio youth. is
believed by manager John J. McGraw
Of the New York Giants 10 be a find Of
unusual worth Right now Young is
looming up as a rival Of Honus Lobert
ANA Joe Wagner for the utility roles
The Texas boy is only le years old
but McGraw paid $1,000 10 secure his
release from the Western league. sew
eral days ago Since that time. he has
been burning up things At Marlin.
Texas where the Giants are in spring
training
McGraw may have to figure too close
10 keep Young IN his school Of instruc-
ton at the Polo Grounds next summer.
but ii is a safe bet that he will hang
send him 10 a class "A club with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
Talking It Over
By SHAKES JANSON


mains TO be chosen. They forgot
that it takes nine 10 make a nine,
soda speak
Jack and Joe sat down 70 write
OF dope about a team
Then Jacky started 10 pass the hat
He picked up all the cream
I see. he gathered nickles.
And ne picked up quarters. 700
He'll have enough to buy a bat
Before the hat gets through
IT WON'T BE LONG BEFORE THE
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEAICO
OPENS SPRING TRAINING AND
THEN. \ LITTLE LATER on Will
CONE THOSE GOOD OLD GRlDlIsON
CONTESTS, ONCE MORE
The Fifth Georgia is popping up to De
ready FOR the Seventh l. s infantry
crowd when those regiments open fire
al the BIO Grande park Sunday after
noon. The Seventh claims HEAVIER
who can put il all over the southeEnersi
and the Georgians are still to be con-
WINGED that the Seventh is the stronger.
II Jack Redmond meets Rufus
Williams. the Ohio boy will make
10. pounds. IL has been agreed
upon Redmond right now II tied
up with the Ohio national guards
men but he may secure his release
soon to remain here.
Fans continue TO breeze about the
probabilities OF bout between towser
and Newton Some are inclined TO be-
Iieve that Newton would get TRIM
ming. but We are ready to see Fowser
work out and start boxing before we
pass on JOhuny's chances. All hinges
on Newton's return to FL PssO. which
is not improbable.
II was tuff To have Mr.. DOwden
give US the once over and wonder
what right we had to move in on
the ground floor at n basket ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
PHILLIE
LINEUP
STRONG
Pat Moran Expected to Be
Dangerous Manager to
Combat This Year.
PILLS WILL HAVE
ROUGH PATH AHEAD

IN 1OlilN- MdEcu H. sotT4bole
nj Pat Morans name down on your
= memorandum of dangerous man
asers in The coming National league
pennant fight. for Patricius may DE ex-
Dected To have the Phillies IN there
battling for a prominent place among
the upper four again this year.
For two years past the PhiIs have
been some people in the old league.
and PAT Moran il the answer.
When he won the National league
ribbon in 1915 the scribeS slipped him
due credit Any manager who could
take a bunch of players who were
largely casJOffs from other major
league clubs and mould them into .
pennaut winner. had something coming
10 him in the line OF laurels. And Mo-
rams moniker went down on the list as
"a regular manager.
Last year the PhiIIies were looked
upon by many critics as the club
which should have won the pen
nant- BUT the PhillieS did not cop.
although they finished on the heels
of the champion Dodgers. The
same has been cOntended for the
Boston Braves.
This year, with the rejuvenated
Giants looming IN as hot pennant sspi-
rants. the road OF the pills VIII be
TOugher 10 travel and the Moranmen
viii have 20 play bangup ball TO keep
IN the fight
Few changes are looked for in the
lineup Of the Pills this year Garvy
Cravath VIII be back with the club.
and If he is not used as a regular viii
probably play the utility role Walker
and Cooper. with Dode Paskert and
Whitfield form a strong quartet OF gar
Geners-
The infieId combination of the
Phii>. with LuderuS. bancroft.
stock and Niehoff all in the har-
ness, will probably open the sea-
son unless some ambitious rookie
springs n surprise. which il not
likely The Pills have two Cubans
working with them this spring.
They are Joaquin Rods and Ray.
mond Gonzales. the latter n brother
of the Gonzales boys now in the
National league.
the hospital VIII be the kingpin Of
the catching staff Alexander. pitching
for $4,000 salary under a contract
which provides that he must win 4 Ger
tain number OF games. expects TO rank
again as the peer of National league
Fingers. With Alexander going good
the other members OF the pitching staff
VIII have 10 contribute their share Of
good hurting. for the mighty Alex must
nave some capable assistants II the
pills are TO keep their standing
Bender viii be missing this year,
having been released, and KanIlehner.
secured last fall from Pittsburs. has
However Moran viii Try out some
stout looking recruits. Among them
are Fittery. from Salt Lake who won %
out Of IS full games last season. and
Carmichael. from Paris, Texas. in the
Western association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
FLYING DUTCHMAN
IS AFTER A BOUT

The Flying Dutchman of the machine
gun unit. 10th l. =. infantry. has issued
a challenge to meet some good boxer,
preferably Battling Evans Of f troop.
18th cavalry According TO the 10th
boy. there is "a standing grudEe between
Evans and himself which he is anxious
To wear off The Dutchman is training
hard about every day and is doing
road work with corporal Hill who will
meet one Of the eastern walking
champions in st Louis. some time dur
ing the sUmmer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
WIND BLOWS HARD;
GAME POSTPONED

There was too much in the air for
the Aichigauders and the Fifth Geor-
giaus to stage the scheduled baseball
same Thursday afternoon on the First
Georgia diamond. The heavy wind
which swept the field practically all
afternoon made 10 impossible for any OF
the players TO see across the diamond
much less play on it. Unless "A game
IS staged Saturday afternoon, IL is UNI
likely that the two teams viii meet
inssmuch as Michigan is scheduled TO
leave III PssO on Monday or Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
TEXAS YOUTH IS M'GRANF5 FIND

string attached Young looks like one
of those boys who develop so fast that
they jump from ObscuriJy to fame in
season OF course it is too early yet 10
take his measure against big league
pitching The point is that he seems 10
have every natural qualification. in
Guiding intelligence. ambition. common
sense, and ability 10 absorb good adj
vice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
coFFEN kAYoEs cox.

New York March 1G.-Jim COffey
The Dublin giant, knocked out Joe Cox
he Missouri heavyyve eight. IN the third
round of d 10 round match. Thursday
night. COffey Vas The agSressor in the
start and punished Cox severely Coffey
weighed 203 pounds ana Cox o0I-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

= F.. OF. MY, Should this railroad
strike start-an OF sudden. some
\ Of the baseball teams here viii
son. There viii be no shipping out
after baseball paraphernalia once the
-alrosders put their FOOT down tight.
Now that the soldiers are set
down 10 that little restriction
which keeps most of them in camp
for another week ia is barely pos
~ibie that news dealers will not
order many mere copies Of ''sitting
by the Fireside." or some other
such popular magazine.
Settled and 10 be settled Baseball
sHRe and railroad strife.
AUSTRALIAN BILLY SMITH IS co
ING To REFEREE THE CONTESTS
At TIE ARMY THEATER SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. \ -FOUR Round OPEN
To THE BOUTS ALREADY AN
NOUNCED. AND THE FOURTH l. :.
ARTILLERY BAND WILL FURNISH
THE MUSIC
Wen guess is the way Of the
world Early this morning one Of our
ducks drowned in the bath rub and
despite efforts TO resuscitate the Door
thing. we had 10 have a funeral We
advise somebody TO come around and
get the remaining five before they de-
part also. via the TOO much water
route
= strange thing The duck couldn't
Speaking Of neSvsboyS. We know
a gang who are right getting
Il hall club together. Eight men
have been picked and another re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
YOUR VIEWS
and MINE

contest. Just like coaching from
the side lines. however.
AGGRAVATING MOMENTS: WATCH
ING THE FIVE BALL ROLL INTO THE
POCKET WHEN YOU EXPECTED TO
GET ALL OF THE PAY BALLS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
BREAKS WORLDS RECORD
net FAILS TO BE WINNER

, san Francisco. Cal. March IL :
, To finish IN four swimming (
, races. and breaking either a 4
, worlds record or a Pacific coast (
, record in each instance. but fail (
, ing TO wiz p single event is the (
; unique experience Of Norman (
, Ross star swimmer Of Stanford "
, university and the olympic club :
, Of san Francisco
, Ross competed i'm the recent :
, mid Pacific meet held in Holo- (
, lulu and was opposed by field "
, in which worlds champions such (
, as Ludy LANCER. Perry McGilliv- :
, lay ard other noted swimmers :
, We're his rivals. -Four records :
, were shattered and IN each i'll :
, stance was only a few inches be-
, hind.
, Since his return from the is
, lands Ross friends have been :
, asking what the trouble was (
, with him as he did not win q (
, single event
, 1T doesn't do amy good TO tell :
, them that l swan better than I :
; ever did before" said Ross. The (
, fact that I did nor win over
; shadows the fact that 7 finished "
, second each time In better than "
, the original worlds mark"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

ASHINGTON. March I6-New
M viii be prominent in the line
w up of the Washington Ameri-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

Last year the PhiIIIes were looked
upon by many critics as the club
" hich should have won the pen
nant- But the PhillieS did not cop.
although they finished on the heels
81 the champion Dodgers. The
same has been cOnteHded for the
Boston Braves.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06
Bekaltitter ucrtte0er
utter Biirgicbaff!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
6, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
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