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Evening star., 1924-10-12
Lfne-Up and Summary.

score DE perlonS-
Catholic University. 6 q 6 10
Washington College,. o u D o.
ScoIng: Touchdowns-Du Four tsl. Carr6st,
Mcdonald. Goal from touchdown--Du Fogr
Substtutions: Catholic University-Wbspe
for Toben. Tierney for VorsangPr, McDoH'd
for Du Four, Fischer for Felequin, Du sr
for Mcdonald. McGovern for Shields. Couneu
for Adams. Mcdonald for Manfreda, De Iau-
reus for White, Heiner for ConneIl.
Referee-Mr. Harmon. Umpire-Mr. Kelly.
Linesman-Mr. Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
SOUTH.

SOUTH.
Alabama, 81, Mississippi College. 0.
Birmingham Southern, 6; Milsaps o.
Centenary, Is; Trinity. z.
Fort BenninSs, ~; Southern COL
lege, 6.
Georgia Tech, 2; Florida. z.
Ouachfta, IL; MfssissIppi Aggfes, O..
Rice, 70; Southwestern, O.
TenneAsee Medx. 10; Cumberland, o.
OgIethorpe, 10; C3tidel, z.
Tulane, -, Louisiana Tech, II.
Vanderbilt, IL; Marines, IL
Union, 40, Bethel, G.
Lenoir, rs, Guilfort, o.
Howard. -. Chattanooga, o.
Clemson. II; PFsbyterian, o.
Pensacola naval Air Station, 8;
StetsOn, 8.
Mercer, =, Furman. o.
Emory and Henry. IA; Tasculum, 3.
Texas AxE1ex, z, Sewanee, o.
Miasl0sfppi u, y Southwestern. o.
stetssn. q, Penaacola Naval Sta
tioB, o.
Tufts, II, Bates, 8.
B0wdoin, 10; Amherst, IA.
Alfred, 10, Buffalo, o.
Carnegie. 81, Toledo, o.
Colby. 10s Trinity, 8.
williams, IA, Cornell. z.
Dartmouth, 50, Vermont o.
Dickinson, 20; franklin Mar
shall, z. :.
Gepev., 10, Bethany, o.
Harvafd, 16, Middlebury. 9.
Haverfor1. 20; Stevens, ..
New York. 8, Union. g.
Duquesne, 13, Niagara. II.
Pennsylvania. 25s Swarthmores ..
Penn NJ. l., 20, Albright, o.
Penn state, 20, Gettyxburk. o.
pfttsburxh, II, West Virginia. ..
Princeton, o; Lehigh, o.
Rutsers, 35, st. Bonnyenture, 2. i.
avr-cuse. -, William and Mary, 2.
Army, 70, Detroit. 0.
Villn E<ya, z, Lebanon Valley, ..
Ws,hspx1On and Jefferson, SO'
Groves CITY, o.
worcester PslytecAnic. 2, New York
Teachers, o.
Yale, ~ Georgia, ..
Lafayette, 30s Hobart, o.
Connecticut AeGies, 3, Maine, o.
Isueknell, 81; MuklenberE, o.
Bioomsburg, q, SusquehannA, 8.
Mnhxan, 34s BIsehelds. ..
M.s..cha'ett' AEsis'' so' Nor
PrcyIdenee, 9, LEVEL Textile. 8.
CITY College OF New York. Ses st.
StepAen'ss ..
MIDDLE WEST.
Purdue, II, Rose Poly, 3.
AmeA Ii; Kansas, 10.
Is~isfana, 20, Indiana. II.
Ohio state. o. Iovsa, o.
Chicago, 10s Brown, 2.
Kenyon, 1Os Muakingun, o.
Oberiin. 13, Ohio University, Z.
~ WusttenbAsUs AZ De1iooA, q.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Line-UP and Summary.

TouchdoHns - Smith, Fletcher, Sullivan.
Observation-Disclosures for Allen, BaSgett
for Shefne. Demaine for Bullock, Schifde for
Swan. Green for BrownIee.
Referee-Mr. Hughes &C.. wy. Umpire-Mr
J. Levy wv. and NJ. Head linesman-Mr.
Moneure wv. and NJ. Time Of quarten-12.
10. TO- II minutes.
Evening star., 1924-02-05
: Special LoW.. Prices Now I'll"
81. !
Reupholsterng Your Furniture
I'LL. ), Making Slip Covers to Order
: :.. Making Draperes to Your Order .
=. X" E@.@=. Making Window Shades to Orde1

Slip Covers may be made of several at
tractive materials. Now is the time1-t
have this work DONE
Belgian Linen, plain or in attractive
stripes; our direct Importation, 50 inches
wide. 85c yd.
Cotton Stripes, in solid colors, cream,
white, drab or gray; 81 inches wide,
55c yd.
Cretonnes, in wide variety of designs
and colorings. 75c to $3.50 yd.
Window Shades, for home, Office or
entire buildings, are carefully made to
order. We use John Kings Sons Import
ed Scotch Holland and Hand tinted Cam
brio Cloths; ali shades are mounted on
Hartshorn Rollers, and brackets are put
up securely with screws.
Evening star., 1924-02-05

a..
Special low prices on this work in order
to keep our shops busy during February.
You benefit by the low prices and avoid
possible delay later. :.
Expert Workmanship and high-grade ma
terials are assurance of satisfaction. Ma.
terials, of course, are to be purchased
here.
For. Reupholstering Furniture you
may choose coverings from tapestries,
velours, ,velvets,. daimasks. brocades or
other fabrics, in wide range of colorings
and designs.
For Draperies we show lightweight fab
RIGS such as artificial silks and gauze, me-
dunn and heavy weight fabrics in excel
lent variety; also cretonnes and printed
linens if you prefer this type of hangings
for spring and simmer.
Dnpery and Upholstery Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-02-05
Ten-piece Combination Mahogany
Dining Room Suite, 1925

Paeled fronts oramented by beautifully figured overlays
add charm and interest to this handsome suite in cobina-
ton mahogany also has the popular roundend obong
table Buffet china, extension table, arm and
side chairs compose the suite. Z. .......
Evening star., 1924-02-05

Included are copies of the old masters,
landscapes, figure pictures and popular
subjects in a wide selection; in fact, prac-
tically all are individual subjects, one of
a kind -.-..-'r
A most unusual opportunity: to secure
pictures that you have been wanting for
your home. - = = >,
Evening star., 1924-02-05
Save Greatly on Furniture and Rugs Now
Semi Annual Sale Prices Are Exceptionaly Low

Furniture and Rugs OF the better type OF making and
design at prices much below usual. 1t always pays to
buy dependable furniture and floor coverings and
with prices low you have the added satisfaction of the
substantial savings
The Deferred Payment Plan is convenient if you do
not wish make the entire outlay this time but desire
extend the payments several months A represent
ative from the Department of Accounts the floor
explain its advantages to YOU
Free Shipments will be made to any shipping point i'll
the continental United States No charge for packing
Grating. .... -
Evening star., 1924-02-05

The sample and show room pictures OF
leading picture house.. secured at very
great concessions and now offered to you
at extremely low prices.
All are nicely framed; some have hand
carved frames; many of the frames are
beautifully tinted; some have mahogany
frames.
Picture Galleries Fifth floor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11

Out From M0untains-John Eimers,
Jr. and Manford Dunn returned to
Grangeville Friday evening from Col
den, where they were employed
throughout the summer by the forest
service.
For Sale-One Woodward, new style
transmission for Ford car. New
style Ford block, also other parts.
For exchange, good Ford Bug body
for touring car body.
Art Smith, Box 484
S11-1S* Grangeville, Idaho.
Here From Payette-Dr. d. S.
Cochran, of Payette, arrived last
week, and secured offices in the
Grangeville Savings and Trust build
ing. DR.. and Mrs. Cochran will live
in the Clark residence, near the I'm
perial hotel. His office will be open
to the public about Sept. 10.
To Soldiers HOme-Michael Meyer
civil war veteran, who resides at
Lucille, was in the city Thursday en-
route to the soldiers home in Los
Angeles county, Calf. Mr.. Meyer al
ways winters at the soldiers home
returning each spring to his home on
Salmon river.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
BIRD SEASON OPENS
MONDAY, SEPT. Is.

Sportmen In Idaho county look
WIN eagerness toward Monday morn,
Ing when the season opens on many
game birds, which have been pro-
,ected several years by the state
Jaw and are now reported plentiful.
ufOuse, ducks, geese, brant and
mourning doves are on the execu-
uOn list for the big day.
bag limits allowed by law are as
follows:
ufouse and blue grouse, 6. The
Ssson closes ON these birds, Oct. Is.
ducks, Except wood or eider) %.
uoose and brant, s. Blackbreasted
al Tad golden plover, and snipes, 10.
-le season on the above birds is OPP
gu sept. IL and closes Dec. 81.
;, urouse, short time ago, were said
y nave been leaving the prairie in
,a,se punches for rivers and noun
. ,a,ls Ducks are plentiful, geese
numerous, while brant do not fire.
s'e s the Idaho county territory to
great extent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
CAR GOES OFF ROAD;
TWO HAVE CLOSE CALL

A large touring car, driven by Jay
Rhoades and Chas. Holt, of higgins
left the road and landed in the
ditch last Saturday below Lucille,
where the highway enters into the
unfinished road along the Salmon
river The car skidded into the ditch
over high grade turned completely
over twice and landed in a position
facing the road, badly damaged.
Mr.. Rhoades sustained severe
bruises and since the accident has
been confined to his bed. Mr.. Holt.
vas luckier, escaping from the ac-
ddent with light bruises. The two
men were enroute to higgins, driving
at night when the accident occurred.
The constructed highway, being
graded, places the old road at low
er position where two stretches
meet and 1t was at that place that
the accident happened.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Tax on Motor Vehicles
to Aid Better Highways

Owners Of motor vehicles pay to the
federal government In taxes each year
more than double the amount spent
by the government on account Of fed
eral aid highway and forest road con-
struction, together with all admin
istrative outlays, according to Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wallace, who has
charge Of the administration Of the
highway funds.
Since 1917 the government has been
collecting a tax on the selling price
of motor vehicles, tires and automo-
bile accessories, and also tax on the
use of passenger automobiles for hire.
On June 80, last year, $5S9,O12,021
had been collected from these sources.
Expenditure on highways by the gov
eminent in that time totaled 1894, 1872,
ZIG, or 40 per cent Of the amount
taken In.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11

,,,s will be represented In
Gnls s. County Fair Queen Con-
" ioau Miss Julia Derrig, who out
II Ds THE theother local young ladies
ynacsu roting contest that closed
ID pe Wv evening. Miss Derrigs
rIas rivals in the order were Misses
5es ~. Kabot, Claire Heath ana
Prime erangevilIe, as Miss Derrfg
s y designated in the contest which
|rl % uos Monday, opening day OF
|pas y p.', will have as contenders for
. o. , honor of presiding as Queen OF
y as IDAHO Tv county fair, one young LADY
W. y '1 Zach of the other towns on the
f''',,s sI and from the Clearwater river
p sss.o Young ladies, the choice OF
!. iDs esooie in their respective COM
o. s. psSp' will be rendered an informal
l lautiOn and luncheon at the I'M
'ss y, hotel by a committee of ladies
sl Aa,onting the Community club OF
s Sl'assviIIe At two o'clock they will
!, S' assorted to the fair grounds where
: s,s will, will be welcomed by Mayor Q.
y Wood president Of the Idaho
= rsuuty Fair Association, and A. L.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Hen Cannot Steal

The District court at Chelsea, Mass,
ruled that a hen cannot steal and
therefore Is not amenable to the law.
Lady Camille, hen In a poultry show,
was hailed into court on charges Of lar
ceny for plucking diamond from a
ring on the finger of George A. Hen
nessey. The court said that Hennes-
sey had no redress against John Strom
the owner Of the hen, nor against Lady
Camille, who was ordered restored to
her coop In the chicken show.-Path-
finder.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
New Musicof fnsfrunenf

A new musical instrument recently
Invented Is a double plano that can
be played by one person. The instru-
ment has two keyboards. one above
the other, and the upper keyboard Is
an octave higher than the lower. This
new plano Is tuned as whole and
controlled by a single player. Another
feature II that by pressing lever the
piano can be turned into harpsichord
that IL, instead of the keys being ham
msred, they are plucked.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Good Roads Hints

OOOOOOooOOoOOO
The roads built by the Romans In
Europe still are in use and In many
places their foundations have required
little or no repair in from 1000 to p
600 years. Waiting street, which runs
straight up through England from
London to the Wall, still exists.
Good transportation has given the
farmers children the same educational
opportunities as the city child, and
for entertainment father, mother and
the children can go to the county
seat on good roads to see Charlie
Doug or Mary In their new picture
and see the same show that those on
Broadway are enjoying.
White traffic lines are to be built
into the center of concrete roads on
grades and curves in Pennsylvania.
Highway engineers, instead of painting
white lines each season, will build
four-inch strip of white cement.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
LEOPOLD AND LOEB
GET LIFE SENTENCE

chicago-Youth alone saved Nath-
:, Teopold. Jr. 10 and Richard Loeb,
q from death on the gallows for the
t n and murder last May OF
ll.year-old Robert Franks.
instead Judge John r. Cayerly,
,tIring justice of the criminal court
a Cook County, sentenced the two
Young intellectuals to life imprison-
nppt on the murder charge and to
terms of 80 years imprisonment for
he kidnapping. Under the latter, 1t
VAS stated, they cannot be released
On parole until they have served
more than 81 years in the Joliet pris-
on The life term alone would have
permitted such release after about
% years.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Roads to Circle Earth

More than 5000 miles Of roads Of all
types were completed with federal aid
during the year which ended June 30
1923, according to a government re-
port. This, added to the mileage COM
pleted previously. brought the total
for finished projects up to 26,538 miles,
or more than enough TO circle the
earth. The projects under construc-
ton at the close of the year amounted
TO 14.772 miles, and were estimated at
SO per cent complete.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Trails to Be Marked in
Cascade Forest Reserve

Five hundred miles Of government
trails In the Cascade national forest
will have been marked with sign posts
every mile when installation Of 800
that have just been received at the
local warehouse Of this forest Is COM
pleted. The posts will be installed
In May, according to officials of the
forest service.
The posts will be sent to the Nc
Kenzie bridge, Oakridge and West
Boundary districts Of the forest. On
the top portion of the posts will be
printed the name of the trail and be-
meath Will be an arrow pointing the
direction of different detectives.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Paper Currency

1t has been computed that the cost
to the United States of making a III
bill is about as great as to make
$40 or a $4,000 bill. The expense Is
1.3 cents each. The length Of service
varies in direct ratio to the value OF
the note. The 81 bill lasts little more
than a year, 1t is estimated, a Slo olii
lasts about four years, while $lo'-
600 bill obviously, seldom wears OUT
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Instinct Failed Them

Forty wood mice, eight young
grouse, and an owl were found fast
on a roadbed in British Columbia one
morning by workmen repairing the
roadway. The wild creatures had been
trapped In the oiled surface which the
sun had warmed to consistency OF
thick mOlasses.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Ember and Rogation Days

Ember and rogation days are GER
tain periods of the year devoted to
prayer and fasting. Ember days
twelve annually, about the beginning
of the four seasons, are the Wednes
day, Friday and Saturday after the
first Sunday In Lent, In spring; after
the feast Of Observation-Disclosures
summer; after the festival Of the Holy
Cross, autumn. and after the feEtival
of st. Lucia, winter. Rogation days
occur on the feast Of st. Mark, April
25, and on the three days immediate
ly preceding Ascension day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Examinations In Idaho Civil Gov
eminent and School Law, Elementary
Manual and Course Of Study and High
School Manual and Course OF Study
will be given Setember 9th.
All teachers who secure certificates
by endorsement will be expected to
take this examination.
Eta M. Arnold,
S11-1S County Superintendent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
ATTENTION PIONEERS,


ba a''entlon Of Pioneers is called to
Sa he annual reunion of the North Ida
Sou. rloneer Society at Lewiston,
tabe i,s q and %. This is the
N tn', ,ao reunion since It's establishment
hr,. and these reunions serve to
no.. s together Pioneers from the
tSa 'a S counties. AS the objects of
ins s society become known the meet
ds ,a increase in interest and atten.
sola .oruial welcome Is extended The
90 Wv guanfication for membership Is
suD ,ears residence in Idaho and an
lar membership fee Of One Dol
An payable Dl when you register.
Lei -. uneers are cordially invited.
Dss s us MI our cars with gas, oil and
tIms nsers and run down for the
''ne Of your life.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Presidential Qualification

There is nothing In the feoerai oon
stitution fixing the qualincauons
candidates for the Presidency. a %u ,a
Of any age might be nominated II ms
marty decided to nominate him. anu ne
might be elected, If he secured 'ne
requisite number of votes put NJ D- o
can qualify and be inaugurated res ',s,
don't unless he be natural porn .' o.
ION of the United States at least %
years of age.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Kicks on SerDice

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that she
had sent pair of gloves to chicago
man % years ago, an old woman asked
in the post Office why they mao no.
been delivered. She was told that ios'
mail ia kept only one year.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Tbroush the Needles Eye

II Is. a fact that there Is In the wa,l
Of Jerusalem a small gateway punt
for the use of pedestrians and known
NV q name which Is translated as "The
Needles Eye" Through this gate II
10 ouite possible for small under
nourished camel, Invested OIL all no
equipment, harness, etc., by kneelins,
70 work its way, though not wi'nous
d,aiculty. The gate is still In Ga
Isfence.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
CIapilux PIays for Eye

The clavilux is an organ-like instru'
ment that plays light on screen roi
the eye, just as music is played Into
the air for the ear. The instrument,
blends the qualities of color and OF
light-now rising and falling In sof'
graduation, now marshaled In ruii' I'm
pressive splendor. now fading INTO
abrupt darkness. Sonatas Of light ana
symphonies of color are thus made
possible.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Family Watch

A man in st. Louis has watch on
which the numerals Of the face nave
been replaced with tiny photographs
of the members Of his family. DE
himself is 1 o'clock. his wife IS
o'clock. his oldest child Is 3 O'CLOCK
and the other figures are covered oy
the nictures of the remainder OF MS
ten children, IL o'clock being the paoy
of the family.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
iIFEV Of IDAHO COUNTY
FAIR TO OPEN CEREMONIES
] !. Ones From Other Towns Will
Compete For The Honors
r.. Julia Derrig VIII Represent This
City In Beauty Contest

Gilkerson, president Of the Grangeville
Chamber Ut Commerce. The young
ladies will then be introduced from the
platform in front Of the grandstand,
after which the decision of the judges
will be announced, and the Queen will
give the signal opening the 1924 Idaho
County Fair.
The younS LADY who Is selected as
the most beautiful of the representa-.
tives from all of the towns will be
presented with TN order on any store
in Grangevil.e that will be IGNORED
for any dreJs she may select. Similar.
ly the second aid third choices Of the
judges, who are 10 be the Queens
Maids Of Honor, will be presented
with orders for psmps
Several of the towns have not been
heard from at the time of going to
press, but the following have report
ed the name of their representatives
in the Contest.
Grangeville, Julia Derrig;
Cottonwood, Mayme Gentry;
Fem, Aoda Nelson
Sites, Thelma Johnson;
Craigmont, Lillian Diethelm;
Ferdinand, Phyllis Sassee.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Drive Against Billboards

Massachusetts has begun a state
wide drive against the billboards that
line its highways. The state depart
ment of public works has been en-
powered to regulate billboard advertis-
Ing by the process Of licensing that
industry. Violation of the new regu-
lations is punishable by fine Of 500
for the first offense and $500 for the
second.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Location of Best Towns

In travelling one cannot but note that
the most prosperous towns are along
the lines of good transportation, so
good roads and good transportation
help in the first element of the farmer.
''The ability to make comfortable
living from the land"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Ban on Barnyard Golf

Pomona, Kans.-J. S. Largent' may
or of Pomona, has prohibited the pitcn-
ing of horseshoes anywhere near OF
upon public streets and alleys OF the
town on Sunday Any violator Is SUD-
ject to prosecution.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Steals City Sod

Lynn, Mass.-Police are searching
for thieves who stole about 200 square
feet Of sod from the city nan 'u"A.
The thieves carried away the sod In a
truck. II Is believed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Meet "Dead" Boy

Appleton, wis.-Leonard Marin ,ne'
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Mar
tin as they were hurrylng with an IN.
dertaker to South Greenville TO ger his
body. The parents had been inforrneo
that their son was killed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Isn't IL Mysterious?

speaking. of telephones" says the
Albany Herald. there's something else
TO wonder about: Why are the wrong
numbers never busy?"-Boston Tran
script.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Uncle Eben

"Talkin' politics" said Uncle Eben'
"ain't gineter save de country II IT'S
done in a way dat spoils honest friend
ships"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
Vines Out Family

SaItvilIe, va.-Mrs Rosa 81. Oiar,
th,rty-sIx years old. shot and killed ner
husband. Robert st. Clair. and her TWO
year-old daughter. and then turned Tue
gun on herself, ending her own ire
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11

ReS Sa nss,, dozen late April R. I.
az, 1u bullets at SOC. each.
Calvin Hazelbaker.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-11
But There Are Many

He must be thorough fool who can
learn nothing from his folly.-Hare.