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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
EMMETT NEWS.

A clean shave and {. fashionable
haircut at Gamage's.
Ray Bliss arrived Sunday &c
spend a few days at home.
Store your goods at Emmett For
warding Co. Big fre-proof ware
house.
Foley's Kidney Cure cures any case
of Kidney trouble that is not beyond
medical aid
Mrs. c. P. Bilderback and Mrs.
L. l.. Holverson were Boise visitors
several days last week.
Jim Eguchi, who formerly con
Quoted restaurant here has opened
an eating house at Nampa.
Forty two years of experience are
in the Jewel stoves, so they must be
right. Loree and Reilly. agents.
Don't worry about your hair fall
ing out. Try some of Gamage's hair
toncs, He has the best on the
market.
Having decided to close out our
entire line of shoes, we are still sell |
ing them at greatly reduced prices.
G. F. Kar Co.
Mrs. ID. A. Sproul, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. N. Calender, returned last week
to her home at Cripple Greek, Colo.
Will Grant went to Salt Lake last
week to attend the annual Mormon
conference. It is rumored that he
and Miss Jensen will be married
while there.
Rev. Clarence A. Housed, pastor
of the Methodist church at Seaside,
Ore, was a visitor here several
DAYS last week. He was a former
resident of this place.
The life of your shoes may be
doubled by taking them in time to
Bern Krohn for repairs. He is To-
Gated in Barrett's harness shop and
is a iirst-class workman.
A K. White has gone TO the dam !
to surerintend the erection of the
big derricks and hoists and will
have charge of the machinery
during the construction of the n
works. h
The High school boyshad their re s.
venge Sunday on the baseball team u
made up of players from the lower =
grades. They secured it, however, y,
only by the skin of their teeth, the
score being IL to II.
If taken patiently and persistently
will relieve the most obstinate cases la
If Indigestion, constipation, bad ;r
)lo d. bad liver no matter how long 1t
That's what HOLSTERS la
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. h
55~eapss, Tea or Tablets. b. b. ",
)avis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sebrec OF
'aldweli came over Sunday in
heir big touring car and spent the ha
ay as guests at the l.. K Hayes IN
ONE. Mr. Hayes and two py
aughters, who had been attending T%
lie fair, accompanied them. yor
Fred Bartch has resigned as fire
an at the electric light plant and
i'll next week join the force at 7
e Canyon canal dam where he to
i'll operate one of the hoists, He no
visiting relativs at Payette. Ed TO
lex has succeeded him at the l'v
,wer house.
Do you know that Pinesalve Car
lized acts Ike poultice in drawing
I inflammation and poison? 1t is c,n,
tiseptic For cuts, burns. ecze- lin,
4, cracked hands it is immediate VOC
lief. Sold by b. b. Davis. mir
Misses Hope Graham, Rhoda it,"
sssr and Geraldine I.aravea were
lrming hostesses at progressive
inch party given Fri lay night at e,
residence OF /, G. Smith, Bel got
Cronk was the winner of the abo
re. Refreshments weIe served. her
tdiA
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
Mirror OF Friendship

As patent conceit destroyer there
is nothing more effectvIal than the con.
OF ourselves through the
medium OF the eyes of friend
London Throne.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
Girls Have Best Chance.

or a million girl babies born, SILL
ocG are alive at IL months. OF the
hovs 10000 fewer live through the
first year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
AlserIans Arc Coed Marksmsn.

Many tales are tod by travellers of
the wonderful sim of the Algerians
In handling rifes. The native Al
serians Would rank with our expert
rife shooters.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
Mean Flina at w omen.

Women always go b ack TO their
first word unless they have meanwhile
forgotten it-Trausiated for Trans
ADJ tic Tales from 'Fliegende Batter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
rs..ptatlons for the Idle.

He that labors is tempted by one
dey,l. he that is idle by thousand -
Aristotle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
plea for Relation.

Religion should be the rule OF life
moi a casual incident to it-Beacons
held.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
For Sale

Thoroughbred Polar cI
One months. twof dChillA u y, d., =, .
Plat, Marsh IdaP months. b. 1.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-10
Notice for Publication.

Notice Tor fubIcauoc.
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Once,
Boise, Idaho, October ,, 1875
Notice Is hereby given that the FOL owing
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tiou 10 make final proof ia support OF bis claim,
and that said proof will be ma1e before the
Register and Receiver. at Boise, Idaho,
November u 1897, viz; charles l. Williams
on Homestead 59s5. made March 9, 1905, Cor the
sw4 sw = sec Ss, el2 Sfl4 sec 81, township N,
j, NJ
he names the fOllowing witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz!
John :. Williams, Gerlie Cullen Franklin
Monitor, Ben Shepherd, all Of sweet, Idaho.
ADDISON u. SMITH, Register.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28

u@ortet bod erIt einmaI al, mos
Der Batter iagt," bemerfte Die Srau
Maiorin.
~SoffentIid erfldrt er Dem 8rin.
gen, baB er ieiner @ege geben ion,"
faete Sebpig.
&ber Srma iab ni9t 10 aus, ols
oh iie oamit 5ufrieoen Iein niiroe,
uno audi Ser Srou Moiorin idien Der
@eoanfe gar nidt ein5uIel6ten. Sic
batte ii6 IN cine nieI %erbobenere
&oae bineingetrdumt nno 10 leidt
tpollte iie auf oie i6onen 3ufunfts-
biloer nidt ber5idten, Die iie fi9
orsgemalt bette.
aae brei Iauidten auf Die Stims
men, Die our6 oie Sir nnoentlid
bereinorangen unb Die Srou Ma-
iorin pare gern ans Sdliiiiello9 ge-
gdt1gen, peun ite iid nt9t Dor if
rem So6tern eeniert bette. Sn gr-
tpartung oeiien, mas oriiben entI6ie-
ben meroen niiroe, fiibrten 1ie ibr
@eiprd6 nltr NIT balber Irtfmerfiom-
fett uno iproGen glet6Iam MIR pro=
bilorti6e Inltdten aus. God batten
tie nod lange 81 iparten uno unter-
bielten fi9 ipobl nod cine bolbe
Stunoe lang, obne gu einem befrieoi.
genoen @rgebnis gu fommen.
&otlos i6nanfte Die Mntter in
ibren MeuBerlngen bin uno Der, balo
ifien ite gu be6auern, boB Srma
nt6t nuf bes 8rin5en 8ori9log eine
gegangen NOR unb it6 nidt batte emit
fibren laiien, balb mante fie IN
Gntriiitung ouf, oaB Der 9rin5 ibrer
So6ter iol6es &niinnen geitent babe.
Gbenfo uaren in Srmas Mie1e nno
Worten iebr entgeeengefette @efiibfe
5u erfennen. Sour 9eomig blieb in
ibrem rubieen uno beionnenen @e-
len bel Der Meinl1ng, es tp1re Dos
Bette, bonig ob5nbreden uno elm
groBeres unbeil our9 ELM Opfer ab-
5%utpenoen. Sic 9laubte bierin hires
8ruoers 3nitimmung ii9er gu fem,
uno tie 1aaute mebrere Wale nod
ieinem &ommen aus, ungeouloie,
oab er gerooe beute 10 lange a1f ii6
parten lieB.
@noli6 offnete iid Die Sir, uno
Der Brin5 eridien nit benz Maior
ouf Der S6meGe. Gpanmungsbon
bingen Die 8lide Der 9omen auf If.
rem Wienen. Ser Maior NOR ID
6elno, triumpbiereno, fem @uftreten
5eigte an, oaB er nieoerum nit iei-
ner iiberleeenen aluebeit ben ere
puni6teiten @usgang berbeigefiibrt
b6tte.
(Uortieeune folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28
Eaneoait G aobler, Moore.@ ebGu.
De. Seine Serrenfleioer. 8ones
Qiiortiment bon Stofteny

DIR einatse 9anbpsr>
Ter, peIGer in Der Mefminiterz9tb
tel besrdben liegt, tit @eorg @rabam,
6er Snitrumentenma9er, tpel9er i'm
Sabre 100 elm eerbefertes u6rtpert
erfanb.
Sn d lanb berrI9t
eth poltstbiimli9er Nberglaube, bab
eth julses Mdb9sn, tpenr ss einen
Sropfen ietnes 8lutss untsr sinem
&ofsnitrau4 persrdbt. roiiee Maneen
befommt.
Rei9e / a 9 r
finb i'm rufffden 8e3irt GrOsnpi ent>
bedt tpprben. Na9 Dem urtbeil brn
Jo4mGnnern fou Der bort sefunbene
Marmor ben italienifden an Site
ubertrsffsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28
Ieaent sbue etOre.

Sn oem nelten prd6tigen @onrop
@ebauoe olaf Ser Ilomo 8laaa, oi6t
neben Dem Sosfe'i6en @eidaftsbaus,
bot Der &egent Sboe Store Elm ebert
10 elegontes pte pornebmes Setm
eefunoen. &ieitge 9oppeli6oufeniter
erntogli6en cine briaante @usitel=
lung leines rei6en 2agers nno britt
men lit oGes 10 bequem nno bIbi6
eingeridtet, pte es ionit nur in
oen m~ooerniten 2aoen GROCER Staote
gu finoen lit. Sn 11e6ereinitimmung
nit Oteien eroBartigen &armen itebt
bos 2oger oes @ei6aft, in benz al
les borratig tit, mas man IN oiefer
8ran6e iu6en fam. 8ie empfeb=
len uniern 2eiern BEN 8eI u6 oieies
Embellishments.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28
IIIerIei
9(ls Ser &ontroftor g.

NlS Der T~o1ttratfor 70. @. Jto=
gers, 216 l1pionitruBe m%obnbaft, bon
Der 8lonco &oob in oie MognoIia=
StraBe einbog, rorttte eiit Mutonobil
nit iolder aroft gegen fem 8llgep
on, baB er berauseeI6leuoert uno
9efabrlid perlebt mltroe. @ls er
nieoer al iid fam, iporer Die betoen
Snioiien oes @utomobils peri6nun-
ben uu1b batten Die Wai1ine mitten
I'M @ege iteben la1ien, sic mar bon
s. s. Dean in Der Siio-SloresltraBe
gemietet moroen,
Diemooern t Ell sport.
Irtifel, 8eieai6dfts- un6 Inter
6altungsipiele uno bteles 0eue in
Der Spieltporenbran6e finoet man
6ei Sic. Senss.
Srib @erttpig BON gpnberie, Ser
ourd einen S6uB aus Dem @epebr
BON 3. 6. Srimble auf Der Sago nabe
Gibolo pertpunoet muroe uno befiird-
ten muB, einen @rin 51 perlieren, bat
eegen Srimble bie 4rfloge ouf @n.
griff erboben. Srimble bebauptet,
Der SduB fei 5ufaaig lo%seegangen,
nabreno er nit ieinem 8enebr IN Der
SonO bonn @agen iprang, nm ouf
&ebbiibner 81 i6ieBen.
sic. Sengg bot es ieit pier5ie
Sabren Deritanben, fem 2ofal ort-
aiebenO fir bie &d1lfer BON 8ei6-
no6ts-@ ei6enfen ~m,s5uriiiten u1to
Santa Claus bot ol16 oieies Sobr
pieoer BET ibm fem Sauptquartier.
Sim Z. Sonuor finoet in ben
&dumen oes Sltternotionol Club cine
&~eriammlrtne itatt, I'M 8orbereitun-
gen fir ben I'M @pril a65ubaltenoen
@arnepal gu treffen. Sober, Der iid
bofiir intereiliert ODER gu iubifribieren
miini6t, lit eingela6en.
- 0. baben
cine eroBe ausmabl bon biibf6en
Neuiabrsgei6enfen.
5enrD Sieloing BON Bottom lit
es gelungen, Die erite garlaoung @os=
geier 5uiammen3ubringen, Die er an
feline 9eimotitabt f9idt, bon mo- ans
file nber ben Stoot Maine perteilt
Der6en iollen.
8egen niisIi9er @eibnabts-
@eihenfe gebe man au Sic. Sengg.
3u Der MISUNDERSTANDING
IN Ser MarftbaIe am Sreitag Mod-
mittag botten ii6 geeen 1000 &inber
aller 0ationalitaten eingefun6en uno
Die Damen batten ane Sanoe bon 5u
tnn, Die &leinen 81 bepirter uno Die
@ei6enfe 5t berteilen. sSn Ser Mitte
oes eroBen Galimes mar elm pro6t-
boiler @eibnadtsbanm aufgeiteqt.
S6one, gei6madnole sc III
iabrsfarten iino in reiher @ns-
mobl 5n finben Bel g ic Sengg.
Carl Seinri6 8ooenburg, in
8rauni6meig geboren, bat Die gr-
flarung abgegeben, omerifaniiber
giirger iperoen gu nouen.
Mrs. 6. @. &. @ides-Neole
fam per Selepbon Get. 1927 in IT,
rem Squire negen @rrnoeigentum
mtgerufen perben. 4u6 fam man
oieierbolb IN ibrer @obnang, 819
@rapion StraBe boripre6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28
Can Graneieeps atte eifernen.

Set einiger 3eit Iinb cine @naabl
in 9ienften bes ftdbtii9en 8auamts
tn San Granctsco itebenbe Arbeiter
bamt bei4dftist, In Dsrf9iebensn
Sbeilen Der Gtabt bic alien. ieit Sab
rem Derfdutteten MoFerSifternen ME.
Der in 9tanb gu febsn, 10 bab Die
5euerpebr it9 ibrer gelesenttia BEL
ibren 20f9arbeiten bebienen fam.
Ser Wertb folder 3ifternen i'm
t9er5en Der Stdbt botumentirts f;h
tpdhrenb Der sroBen 6euersbrunit, bic
benz @rbbeben am 18. Mpril 1906
folgts. @s brad bamoIs unter On
oerem an elmer S~traBensds Elm Jeuer
aus, unb ba infolee bes @rbbetens
bic Maferlsitungsr0brsn esbroGen
tparen, ftanb bic Seuerpebr rathlos ba.
ga erinnerte iih Elm alter 5euerrsbr
mann, bob fid unfern Der Sts1e cine
alte 3iiterne beFanb. Man be9ab li9
bortbin unb fanb bas aeferpoir boil
WaHer. Sofort purben brei G9lGu9e
bamit perbunbsn, unb es seIang. na3
6euer gu lofGen, pobur9 ELI gdr5ef
StabttbeiI Dor Der @erni4tung be
ipabrt tpurbe.
ueber bic gauge @tabt pertbeilt be-
finben iid "a FOLDER 3titsrnen. fpeI9e
balb ale pieber in brau6barem GU
ftonbe Iein nerben. Dieielben Iinb
bon perf6isbenen 9imenFionsn unb
tDnnen ie ppn $4,000 bis 100000
@aIpnen Wofsr aufnebmen. Set
benz sroben 5eusr baben aud cine
ni6t unbebeuten6e an3ahl 0 Sdpis
taliitsn, ipsi9e neue 9ebaube erriG
teten, gum S6uBe biefer grpbe pris
bat WaHerbebdlter balen lahen, BON
beren Gage jsber 6euerpebrtapitdn
cine senaue 2iite bat, 70 baB bic
SpriBen i'm Sole etnes 8ranbss fos
fort bamit in anf8luB sebra4t pers
ben f0nnen.
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@runsetaentans. t1ebertraouna.u.

5reberid Setter an George n aitGen,
Gnteil an lbs Nder 2anb; 1886.
Senrs Sfotb an Worn 8otb, @runbfld
an Der Omaha StroBe; 81 u VI.
Jrieorib Saedel an Carl S6aefer,
lib unb ID Mder 2oub; $3.50.
Soiephine MaribaI (8ieieubadb) an
Senrn g Raion, @runbfld an ter Sc
gum Strobe:; $6n.
6riebrih Reinars an &obert .Babl,
1876 Nder 2anb; $50.
90nis 3 Barbe an Sermann Shubarb,
@runbftld on Der @uentber Str; $1,000
WeDrge DuInis an gbwarb & DuGnio,
Grunbfld an Der Dofota Strn6e; $400.
Gleranoer Soste unb Nlbin Seioel an
Gurus 5iaains. @runbtlf on Der Sc,
guin StrnBe; S75
CHARLES Sbumann unb 8rau an SRI.
elizabeth Shumann, @runofdd i'm nenen
gitb 8fod 2; $3.50.
South Sibe 9anb gompanp an Dspalb
R%efenboif @runbfid in Der SJuth Sioe
Gooiti0n bDn Sort @1rth $l20.
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9as alte nnb bas rleue sSabr.


Sglpeiter nnt BITE @~eiiterhmnSe,
Dem Menidenaage nnfidtbar,
Sa treffen fid1 atf tbrer Mttnbe
Sas aIte nnS has neue Sabr.
Sic reid5en beibe fih bic &3nbe;
Sas alte Sabr fpbann begtnut:
Meeiit flrdes &etd lit INN 5m Gr6e,
Spd aud bas betne raid nerrinrt.
Die Weniaen beiRen nas tpiltpmmten
urD BDffen bDt unS alett SetI,
Odd tuenrt mir Abfhieh emit gerprtrten,
Warb oft Gnttanfhmng tnr tbr Sell.
Sd tueik tupbl, bak ib ntanGes braGte,
@as tidt In aaer Menfd1en SttI6,
tlnb mas i'd ielber aa@ berafte,
Snf TRACE th naran ntdt S@Hlb!
Die loSselaK'ne WmGer6an6e,
9te Sretfigfte, Crit iet'S getlagt,
Sd gebe btr uteim @prt gum 8fanbe,
Saf MIR sas Ding anh ttdt bebagt!
9Dh snr GntiAnIb'gnng utmF i@ in8en,
Wenn aleS nidt tn ted5ter Surrf,
@san fplt ben @etterrlert b~ertlagen,
Die @itteruug suar ST. a6nprtt.
Sa mnkten benin bic fetGten a5pfe
So rapp'lih tuerben gang nnh gar,
Man merit, baR ttamder bieier Sr5pfe
Sm Der @eietsebang NIT mar.
9D@ gines rttF Id btr emtpfeblen,
ttnS btmben anf bic GeeIe 6ir
Sd tuetk, bn utrft barin niht feblen -
IS tit has cute Sane Star 8ter".
. Jorge, bak bic @aKertpren
Std nie an bent nergreifen bier,
90 gtnge allies ia nerlpren
Sn Segas pine 2pne Gtar Bftf.
9as alte Sabr mod mandes Hagte
ltnb fprah aud uun Der Htnft'sen Wabl.
Sp9 mas has meme Sabr brauf inete,
8eridte t6 etn amber Meal.
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Umter Tat.

O.. g. @ooIeper, Elm befarnter
amfmann bon Sc 9fopspiGe 81. o.,
iagt: u@enn SIR lie nit &dmor.
rboioen getrubelt ieio, oppIiaiert
gudlen's Irnica SoIbe, oieie furier.
tie mid Dor 5tpan5ig Snbren." sic
BELT ieoe @un6e, 8ronoapun6e ooer
@eidmiir. % Gents Bel M6oIpb
DreiB unb 81. gobn & 60.
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Gin gtiahaub,

Der 5uipeiIen gefdbrIi6 pir6, lit oog
4nfb0ren Der 2eber- nno gingetpei-
oefnnftionen. I'm bieien 3nltanc
obne undlgenebme 6oIgen gu enoen,
lonten Or. Sings Nere 2ebenspiGen
INNER guer. MiteI fem. @arnntiert
gu beilen, ober bas @elo 5uriid, BEL
@oolpb 9reiB un6 81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28

Wander Wenid befommt int.
mer engeren @eiif)tsfreis, ie bober
er iteigt.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-09
SUBMITS BILLS ON
LIFE INSURANCE
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1907 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. S.-The twenty
nine measures relating to life insur-
ance which have been drafted by In
surance Commissioner Wolf were in
troduced in the Senate today by Leavitt
of Oakland. They are for the most
part the measures recommended by the
Governors and Attorney Generals
conference at Chicago last year, fol-
lowing the exposures made by the
Hughes investigating committee in
New York
A II. Elliott, Councilman and at
torney of Oakland, addressed the Sem
ate committee on insurance this after
and Alameda County business men,
who want to see laws enacted favor
able to mutual insurance Elliott has
drafted sample bill, which is to be
introduced early next week. Reciting
the advantages of mutual Insurance.
he pointed out that If the lumber yards
swept out by the fire in San Francisco
had been insured under this plan the
losses could have been paid immediate
ly and there would have been no cries
set up by their owners against WEIGH
ing.
The strength of the mutual system
Elliott said, lay in the fact that only
a limited amount of insurance was
written and the character of the risks
accepted was investigated much more
thoroughly than by agents of other
underwriters.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-09
BILL AGAINST OIL
OGRE SLEEPS
Measure That Was to Rat
tie Rockefeller's Ribs Is
Slumbering in Committee
JOHNSON TAKES NOTE
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1OO7 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. S.--A bill aimed
at the Standard Oil monopoly was in
troduced in the Assembly several
weeks ago, but it doesn't seem to be
doing well. McMullin of Bakersfield Of
fered it at the request of the independ-
ent oil producers of the Kern County
fields. In language not to be mistaken.
his bill prohibited unfair competition
and discrimination between different
sections, and provided drastic penalties
for offending The bill went into the
judiciary committee January 21, nearly
three Eeeks ago, and there 1t has
slumbered undisturbed ever since.
When the bill put in an appearance
the reformers expected that big dele
cation would come up from the Kern
oil fields to urge it's passage. Rocke-
feller was to get blow harder than
the refusal of tainted money, but for
some reason the blow has never fallen.
Not single champion of unresisted
competition has come out of the South
land.
McMullin waits in vain for reinforce
ments. He still has assurance that the
independent oil producers are behind
him. He does not question their good
faith, but others have different opin-
ion. They say the oppressed oil pro-
ducers of Kern have given up the fight
and now sit among the anointed
AS proof suspicious politicians pro-
duce clippings from Bakersfield papers
telling of wonderful prosperity and
content in the oil fields, of all wells
in operation and the land musical with
the hum of cars hurrying at the call
of the producers. From these articles
no one would ever guess that any
operator ever gasped for air because
Rockefeller wouldn't let go of his
throat. All signs point to compro
mise, and the wise men say the inde-
pendents are happy now. However,
they add that the happiness will end
soon after the adjournment of the
Legislature, at which time the Stand
ard Oil will go back to its old methods.
Grove Johnson is chairman of the
committee on judiciary He said to-
day that no one had ever mentioned
McMullin's bill to him. With that he
took a note of its number and promised
to call it up This means that the in
dependents must either fight or hang
out the white flag. Johnson refuses TO
let any one store dynamite in his COM
mittee and then run away and leave it.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-09
HIGGINS BILL IS
DEEMED HIGH
Some Legislators Object to
Charge Made for Aid in.
the Extradition of Collins
GOVERNORS ASSAILED
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1907 EIGHTH STREET..

SACRAMENTO, Feb. S.-Grove john
son took whack today at both former
Governor Pardee and Governor Gillett.
Various members of the Legislature
but Johnson is the first to risk blow
at the live one.
The unexpected outbreak occurred
during a debate over the claim of
Frank Higgins, the British Columbia
attorney who wants $4,000 for his part
in the extradition proceedings which
brought George d. Collins, the btga-
mist, back to California. Chandler of
Fresno, speaking for the ways and
means committee. had said, IF you
don't pay this bill the United States
Government will, and then come back
on us for the money" Johnson groaned
and shook his head derisively at the
thought of another invasion of States
rights. When his chance to take part
in the debate came around he declared
that the Governor or California had
no authority to employ an attorney in
the Collins extradition proceedings
and make the cost a charge against
the State.
Then in one sentence he raped both
Governor Gillett and his predecessor.
When a Governor sends US message
telling us just what laws we ought to
pass and prescribes the sections we
should amend" said Johnson, "he steps
aside from his duty just as much as
does a Governor who incurs unwar-
ranted expense"
The criticism of Gillett referred to
the Governors special message recon-
mending the passage of the bill estab-
fishing q State engineering depart
ment. AS for the unwarranted ex-
pense, that meant Pardee and authori-
Zation of the hiring of Mr.. Higgins.
Estudillo of Riverside, chairman of
the ways and means committee, fa-
vored the payment of the claim. 1t
had been contracted with, the consent
of the Governor, he said, had been
approved by the Board of Examiners
and the honor of the State was at
stake.
Fratessa of San Francisco thought
the bill exorbitant. Then Transue of
Los Angeles took a hand in the game.
He called for a detailed statement and
when Estudillo handed it to him in
sisted that it be printed in the Journal
of the Assembly before a vote was
taken. The House agreed with him
and further consideration of the claim
was postponed until Monday. Mean
time the voluminous detailed statement
of Higgins will be printed at a cost of
about $40, to be paid by the taxpayers
of the State.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-09
BELL scoRNs PARKERs FEED
Refuses to Attend Ringmaster's Dinner
and Roasts Him In Letter
SACRAMENT

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 8.-Senator
Charles Bell of Pasadena, who was shut
out of the caucus of the Republican
majority early in the session because
he was a member of the convention that
nominated the men he finally ran
against and defeated. has voiced his
opinion of the men who would teach
him political etiquette and morality in
a letter which takes slap at them
and Walter Parker.
Invitations had been sent out in the
name of the Los Angeles delegation to
attend dinner at French restaurant
to discuss an amendment to the city
charter which proposes to add about
forty new jobs to the payroll Bell
learned that Parker was to pay for the
dinner and his letter of refusal was
based on this fact He scored the rest
of the delegation for being under the
domination of the Southern Pacific boss.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-09
WILL FIGHT AT MARYsyI11,r

MARYSVILLE, Feb S.-Despite Val
leJos protestations that Rufe Turner
Will fight there on February 22, the
Phoenix Athletic Club of this city saws
he certainly will fight Cyclone Thomp-
son here on that day, and that arrange
ments are being perfected to that end.
The club has secured a large circus tent
and will spread 1t in prominent loca-
tion so the fight can take place during
the afternoon of the date named. Tur-
ner will arrive here Friday and train
here Thompson is en- route from Chi
cago and will train in Chico
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-09
LoAGuE AND JOHNSON MATCHED

OAKLAND Feb. S.-The matchmaker
for the Reliance Club has secured a
match which he thinks worthy of be-
ing main event in the first fight show
given in the reconstructed Reliance
Club house. Henry League, who wears
the colors of the club, has been signed
with Willie Johnson Spider Kelly's
protege. Kelly ranks League so highly
that he advises Johnson to turn pro-
fessional in case he wins from the Oak
land lad. The show will be held dur
ing the last week of the month. The
w est Oakland Club has consented to
hold its February show week or ten
days earlier than usual in order to
avoid a conflict of dates and the cour-
tesy is much appreciated in fight Cir
cieS.