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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
NEzPERCE GETS
HIGH SCORE IN
SPEEDY GAME

Nezperce baseball team evened up
the score by defeating the local
team Wednesday, 10 to and also
strengthened their hold on the pennant
as the locals are the only team that
had had the honor of defeating them.
The locals were without the ser
vices of Norman Moss in the box and
started with Mochel on the mound,
but after four runs in the third he
was forced to retire and Feaster went
in and held the Nezperce sluggers to
four hits and with perfect support
behind him would probably have won
the game.
The work of Frank Mclaughlin
both in the field and at bat was one
of the features of the game.
FIRST INNING
Moss, our lead-off hitter, was unable
TO solve the delivery of the visiting
pitcher, and famed. Mclaughlin
singled to left. Ingram was given
life on a first baseman s error. Hart
nett hit to the pitcher and was an
easy out at first, while Altman's high
foul fly was grabbed by the third
baseman, ending the inning.
Moser. the lead-off for the Nez-
perez team. was out on a fly to left
field. Geisa, pitcher for Nezerce, sing
led TO right, but was thrown out IN
irving to stretch it into a two-bag-
GER. Shildnecht was an easy out,
short to first.
SECOND INNING
Hazelbaker was given life on first
baseman IS error. Kabat hit the IN
field and was safe when Hazelbaker
was thrown out at second. Rambo
sacrificed. Mochel was safe on short
stops error, Kabat taking third.
Moss singled to left, scoring kabat.
Mclaughlin was out on a foul hy
to the catcher.
the first man famed; next two were
out, short to first.
THIRD INNING
Ingram opened the third inning with
a strike out Hartnett hit the ball
on the nose into left field, but the
fielder was there to receive 1t, All
man retired with a strike out.
Iverson. first man up in the last
half of the third, was out on a ny
70 second. Martin singled to left.
Bartlett was given a base ON balls. |
Moser was safe at first on fielder
choice. Bartlett being forced to sec
ond. Geisa secured his second hit,
three Dagger to right field, brining IN
two runs ahead of him. Schlldnecht
followed with single to right, seor-
inc Geisa. Elisa, the next man up
cot a three Dagger into left heid'
Sending runner cross the plate.
Here. Captain ingram sent in Feaster,
who stopped the bombardment as
hit into Moss hands IN the
left field and was out. In this IN
ming Nezperce secured four runs
with four hits and base on balls
FOURTH INNING
In the fourth, first man was OUT
man hit to third and was an
easv ont Next man was thrown out
at first by the pitcher.
In Nezperce's half of the fourth,
tbev were unable to solve Feaster
delivery. Thomas, first up, hitting to
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
PuRCHAsEs RESIDENCE

Mrs. Helena wilkins has purchased
through the agency of NJ. L. Ayers,
the j P. Manning residence property
on Hall street. She will occupy the
as a home.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
BOARD TO SEEK REELECTION

Gossip however, has it that the entire present board OF
county commissioners will again be candidates. The board
Republican Nomination papers have been filed for Edward
Vincent of Whebrd while it is understood that John
d. Long of Grangevie and Dale Clark KOoskia also will
be in the race, unopposed in their party.
So far the Democratic side Of the fence is concerned
numerous mentioned in connection with the
but candidate has announced himself
For the Clearwater district Harry Baker, of Clearwater;
Howard Williams Sites and H. c. Oliver Sites have been
mentioned.
T. c. LYDIA, of Slate Creek who defeated two years
ago for commissioner by only slight margin probably will
be induced to enter the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
ELECTION AND
CONVENTION
DATES FOR 1920

august 5-Primary election.
august 14-County Central
committee meetings.
ia august l7-County conven-
MA; August 24-State Central com
"l.tee meetings.
august Estate conventions.
NoVember General election.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
BOARD Of COMMISSIONERS
EXPECTED To RUN IN BODY;
LYDIA MAY OPPOSE VINCENT

Sites, June AN Nomination papers for A. ]. Stuart edi
tor of the Sites Enterprise for state senator the Democratic
ticket have been Grangeve for filing in the Office of
County Auditor Techer
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
Mister Samuel Hamill Demon
strates His Ability as Vo-
calist to Mirth of Throng
STANDING OF CLUBS


climbs. there are three games that have
NOT been figured, but have been sub
mitted to the president of the -Pral-
rie league for his decision. The Nez-
perce-K amiah game, played June 8,
and won by Nezperce by a score OF
to was protested by Nezperce.
The Ferdinand Nezperce game play
ed June 6, was protested by Nezperce
and ordered to be played over.
The nchester-Ferdinand game, re-
sulting to in favor of Ferdinand,
has been protested by Winchester.
RESULTS LAST SUNDAY
Grangeville, Is; Cottonwood, 5.
Nezperce, II; Kamiah, 10.
Winchester, 7; Craigmont, 4.
Kooskia, 3; Ferdinand, 0.
NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES
a KOoskia at Nezperce
Cottonwood at Winchester
Craigmont at Kamiah
Ferdinand at Grangeville
By o. A. Fitzgerald
q Staining out the old apple and JAZZ
q zing around the sacks on Cottonwood S
back lot last Sunday p. m, furnished
amusement for Ed Abramson S crew
and proved to be the sixth consecu-
3 tive undoing of Rhoades Wheezers. ,
The locals took them into camp by
the score of 15-7.
The contest was devoid of any I'M
usual or thrilling incidents but sever
4 al occurances, quite common during
the game, viz, Gussie Maugg's ability /
4 to garner in the errors and Schurman s
. u cylinder, ] h. D., backfre wind-up, !
furnished considerable merriment for
the fans.
HOT AIR CONTEST
Cottonwood, the city named after
certain specie of wet-land tree, had |
her rooter there, stationed where he
could easily watch the antics of the
scorekeepers. Finding nothing to cri-
tieize about the playing of the coun-
ty seat squad he took up the axes and
sedge hammers against our movie-idol
scorekeepers. Mister Samuel Hamill,
custodian of the Cottonwood brand
OF not air, attempted to use it with
deadly effect on our county seat pa
pers.
Moss was on the mound for the
oeals during the entire struggle,
ihddling the defeat of Grangeville IS
hosts like history tells us Nero reeled
on the Jazz while Rome went up in
smoke.
The contest was one of the tamest
sort, with only two casualties report
ca; one when Gillette tried to steal
nome only to be pasted on the left
shoulder with the horsehide sphere,
ana the other when James Altman,
IN an effort to spear high one, fell
INTO crater, one of the numerous
ines breaking his record.
cottonwood s last hopes of victory
vanished completely in the sixth when
sne locals staged a young track meet
On the "Cow Pasture Pool" arena,
sse 'l six men around the sacks, suf
ncient to make the fans straighten
ous the accordion pleats in their ears
ana ana conceive the fact that Grangeville
aSu more than a "2.75" ball team; !
q. N lact the locals demonstrated that
a. aiey could put more kick in baseball
'-s.l can be found in an army mule,
"ni1e or otherwise.
NEXT SUNDAYS GAME /
/. ms Sunday our own ball park will
" ''ightened up by the presence of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
WHAT ABOUT JUDGE CAMPBELL?

Probate Judge Wilbur L. Campbell, Democrat has made
no statement whether he would be a candidate. In view
of Judge Campbels record in his two terms IN that once
his friends predict he will poll big vote if he decides to
enter the
B. Anger Republican, prosecuting attorney has made
no statement
r NJ Griffith Democrat who has held the prosecuting
attorney lob is expected to candidate for the nomlna-
tion and so far opposition has developed against MN
in his party. ,.,. -
Mrs Oe Cone county treasurer, will be candoate Oil
the Democratic ticket succeed herself Mrs Cone IS ser
ing her first term in office.
A. j. Maugg coroner will again be candidate
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
PETTIBoNE FOR GOVERNOR

State Senator n Pettbone It is SAID, will not lie Tor
for Senator Petbone, who is DEM
ocra prominently mentioned caddate for nomina-
ton governor of Idaho Seth d. JONES' present repre-
sentative Whebird may file for state senator the
Republican ticket Mr. Jones is conceded to have made
good record last year in the house of representatives
Idaho conty representation in the house has been re-
duced one which may result in heated race
the nominations the two tickets Representative Au-
gust Schroeder of Cottonwood who served with credit IN the
last legislature it is said has informed his friends that ne
does Boise However, Mr. Schroeder
may reconsider his decision and permit his name to be filed
j. B. Leeper of Sites Also it is asserted would like to go
the legislature from Idaho county The two mentioned
Democrats
Lloyd Fem of the editors of the Kooskia Mountain
eer and attorney at Koosa is expected to file for the
legislature the Republican ticket
Henry Techer present county auditor holds office for
4year term and years of his term remain to be ser
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
PAvEY'S STATEMENT

"Symptons of take-all, as found in
the Illinois and Indiana fields are
strikingly like those of Australian
take-al. In fields but slightly infest-
ed, distinct patches of badly dwarfed
plants show up here and there, with
out regard to soil type or condition
"The plants in these patches, if not
killed outright by the disease, take
on characteristic blush green color,
in striking contrast to the normal
green of healthy wheat plants. Such
patches vary in diameter from three
or four feet or less to seventy feet
or more and are of irregular shape.
Late, these dwarfed diseased plants
dry up and die.
5'In the most seriously diseased
fields scarcely any patches are seen.
because the infestation is so general
as to include almost the entire area.
In such fields many of the plants are
Killed by the take-all early in their
development Plants less seriously
infected remain rosette-like in appear
ance, being just low clumps of leaves.
In their struggle against the disease
they send up weak, more or less
spindling sprouts or suckers with sick
". slender leaves. Diseased plants are
but weakly rooted. The roots be-
come badly rotted and the stems at
the surface of the ground turn brown.
In advanced stages of takeall the
plants become rotten at the base
a condition which has suggested the
name of foot-rot, by which the dis
ease is sometimes known. Affected
plants may survive the early or seed
ling attack and produce heads. These
heads, however, may never fill but be-
come white IN color thus suggesting the
q white-heads sometimes given to
L. Is.nnrn
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
ELLER TO RUN AGAIN?

Sheriff W. H. Eler has not announced that he will be
candidate to succeed himself but it is believed that Mr. Ell
Ter will file. He is a Democrat.
For assessor Calvin Hazelbaker Republican, has an
nounced he will be candidate to succeed himself So far
the Democrats have put up candidate for this office
Miss Margaret Sweet county superintendent OF schools
out of the city 1t is known whether she will again
be candidate j. W. Curtis of Grangevie would not reject
the position
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
SYMPTOMS OF FLAG SMUT

% Flag smut is easily recognized by
the long, narrow stripes are blush
green or lead color, and later they
become black. This disease is called
flag smut because it is especially no
ticeable on the uppermost or flag leaf.
1t differs distinctly from bunt of
wheat. on the one hand, and loose
smut, on the other, it attacks the
leaves, while they attack the heads
and kernel.
Gin the later stages of the devel-
opment of flag smut the flag leaf and
its sheath, or boot, become twisted
spirally, so that the heads can not
come out. The infected plants dry
up prematurely without producing
heads. -
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Continued on Page ;
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FOURTH INNING

I'm the fourth, first man was ouV'
Second man hit to third and was an
easv out. Next man was thrown out
at first by the pitcher 90
In Nezperce half of the fourth,
they were unable to solve Feaster s
delivery, Thomas, first up, hitting TO
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
RESULTS LAST SUNDAY

Grangeville, Is; Cottonwood, 8.
Nezperce, II; Kamiah, 10.
Winchester, 7; Craigmont, 4.
Kooskia, 3; Ferdinand, 0.
NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES
Kooskia at Nezperce
Cottonwood at Winchester
Craigmont at Kamiah
Ferdinand at Grangeville
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-06-24
NEXT SUNDAYS GAME

/. ms Sunday our own ball park will
W frightened up by the presence of
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.
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ROOMS AND BATH: GAS; FRAME; LOT
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