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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-09
OCTOBER (1907) TERM.

Caldwell, Idaho, 81 1907.
Seventh day Of term
The board Of county
the 18th inst Present. II.
and O. Bailey proceedings
to-wit
The following bills ordered
drawn the as
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-09

Of repairing the Parma
Whereupon until
O'Clock a. m Monday, Il,
Attest: o Bailey, q Plat
Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-09

OCTOBER 1907) TERM
CALDWELL Idaho, October %. LOT.
Eight day of the October
The board Of County Commissioners
2 inst Present. W. a. Platt Chairman,
and " BadIey Clerk when proceedings
fowl
appearing to the board that the following
funds become imperative it hereby ordered that
by follows:
From Ada county Indebtedness fund -. .s1051.71
From warrant redemption fund.
- To expense nd. s12l2s
IN THE NATTER of the Hardy inhabitants of
road district No. g. establishment
said petition is laid awaiting Accomplishments.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-09

OCTOBER (1s07) TERN.
Caldwell, idaho, Oct. 2s, 1907.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
MARYLANp MATTERS.

Miss Mary Burchinal, of Chester
town has been appointed a teacher in
the Woman's College at Baltimore.
Holiness camp meeting in Klinfelt-
,er's Woods. near Chestertown, win
begin tomorrow and continue for two
weeks.
The thirty-soventh annual camp
meeting at Woodlawn. Cecil County,
opened yesterday under most favor
able auspices. Rev. Asbury Burke,
of Perryville. is IN charge.
Professor Hugh Caldwell Of Chesa-
peake City. has declined appointment
as principal Of Havre de Grace High
School and win remain at the head of
ChesapeaSe City High School.
Advance guards 81 the American
Fishing and Hunting Club. of Alle-
gheny. Pa. have arrived at Betterton
and are getting things in readiness
Tor the annual encampment of the
club. which begins on Saturday.
c. W. Clements. of Crumpton,, and
Thomas G.. Boggs, secretary of the
Merchants and Manufacturers AS
sociation. went to Washington. ID. c.,
yesterday. and petitioned the War
, Department to compel the County
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
HOW NEBRASKA COUPLE
SNAPPED WIVES LEGALLY

OMAHA, Aug. S.-Abraham n. End
Ter and Edward D. Winspear, two for
mer sweetwator county stocbmeh, have
contrived in a lawful way to trade wives.
According to advices just received here
from Vermillon they recently applied for
and obtained decrees Of divorce, and a
few days ago at double wedding eele-
bratod in Arizona, each took as wife the
woman the other had divorced
The two men and their wives had been
friends and intimatos for years, but In
the case of each couple there had been a
m.salliance. Endler and Mrs. Winspear
were in love with each other and so were
Winspear and tho Endler woman.
with no ill-feelng on the part Of any
OF them, they agreed that it would be
best for the two men to trade wives, and
accordingly the husbands went to South
Dakota and procured divorces, in order
that the trade might be effected.
The wives permitted the divorces to be
obtained without contest. The couples
have gone ITO Western Canada together to
make their homes.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
BURGLAR ALARM
AROUSED CITIZENS
Big Posse Of Farmers and
Deputies Pursuing Bank
Robbers Near Cleveland
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wlre.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. S-A posse Of
farmers and deputy sherins are chasing
three bank robbers near the Cuyahoga
county line south Of this city. one Of the
robbers is seriously wounded and 1t Is
not believed the robbers can long evade
their pursuers.
The robbers made an unsuccessful at
tempt TO loot the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank at strongsville early to-day.
They had drilled the safe and we're pre-
pairing 10 insert explosives when three
residents aroused by the automatic burg
lar alarm appeared at the building. Dis
covered the robbers made a dash for the
rear door but were met by a volley from
shot guns. one Of the robbers fell but the
others seized him and backed away keep
ing up o steady revolver nre Before their
assailants could secure extra ammunition
the robbers disappeared.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08

Miss Edna Braunstein is a guest Of
Miss Nettie Baynard at the Baynard cot
tage on st. Paurs avenue.
Mrs. McCaulley is conducting Union
boarding tent this year. She has been in
charge Of 1t for several years and has
better arrangements than ever for this
years camp There were several visitors
at her tables last evening.
Mrs. William Barlow Of Wilmington, Is
conducting st. Pauls boarding table this
year.
s. H. Polnsett, Of Brandywine Summit,
has the store privilege this year. He has
all the sale privileges excepting dee cream,
which Mrs. McCaulley is dispensing at
Union tables.
Jim" Till is on the Job again as camp
hostler for the two weeks.
Several families moved into camp dur
ing this morning.
Pastor Westerheld went to Wilmington
this morning to offclate at two funerals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac W. Bowers drove
out to camp last night.
Director Arters went to Stanton this
morning to attend the harvest home there.
Those Having Tents.
= The persons who already have open
ed their tents include:
Asbury avenue-Rev. II. A. G. Wes-
terfield, Mrs. Mcclure, Rev. H. c. Tur-
ner, Mrs. NJ. Anna Taggart, J. d. Sloan,
Morris A Grubb, Samuel c. Penrose
/ Spencer II. Foulke, John S. Moreland
Mrs. Jacob B. Handy. Rev John NJ
Arters and John V. Welch.
Brandywine avenue-Mrs. c. c. Pep
per, Samuel Benson, Mrs. Linton
James II. Shaffer and T. B. Ridgway
Circle-John Talley, Mrs. E. NJ. Sar-
gent, Arthur W. Brilely, Miss Ella
Hance, Mrs. Cooper, the Misses Hus-
bands, II. I. Sergeant, Mrs. Gilbraith
Mrs. A. c. Morgan, W. r. Derrick
son, Mrs. Cloud, Mrs. Lizzie B. Nc
Caulley, John r. Kilmer, Thomas john
son, Mrs. James Drayton, Mrs. zebley
Miss Ella Wilkins, Mrs. Buck, George
w. Booker and II. d. Talley
ELAN avenue-Charles f. Robinson
l. Elmer Perry, Mrs. Reed and Rev
l. G. Fosnocht.
Lebanon avenue-A. L. Tyre. w. T
McClane, i. w Jordan, Mrs. Hus-
bands, Mrs. Griffith and David OFT.
Scott avenue-Mrs. Clayton, John
Reybold, j. w. Betelle and John b
Nation.
Sloan avenue-Mrs. Worrilow
st. Paurs avenue-Howard DeHaver
Ross, Miss Mary Crouch, j. Chandler
Pyle, Miss Clara Murgatroyd, S. H
Baynard, Rev. w. l.. s. Murray. vii.
liam II. Foulk, Harry Taylor, Benja.
min II. b. Ennis, William Barlow
Aubrey Vandever William Wright, J
II. Loughead w. b. Prettyman, Georg,
NJ. Fisher and Edwin c. Morrow
Summit avenue. d. Kurtz, +. c
Mammele, James Hanson, Harry Luff
Mrs. Cloud, James Il. Chandler, Josepl
Turner and /. p Rhoads
, Union avenue-Minor c. Smith, Noal
Cunningham, Mrs. Downey, Charles
Tindall and J. NJ. Carver.
WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
Eiohth Ward oroanizes.

At a meeting Of citizens OF the
Eighth ward in Epworth Church on
Tuesday night to consider improve
ments in that section, the Eighth
Ward Civic Improvement Company
was organized and officers elected as
follows: President. former President
of City Council c. M. Leitch; Vice
President. Thomas II. Melvin. presi-
dent of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment; Treasurer. Lieutenant-Governo
/. T. Parker: Secretary, John White,
Jr. Thomas II. Melvin, w. T. Groves
and James Braden were appointed a
committee on playground at Eighth
and Lombard streets.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
SOLDIERS NOW
HOLD THE MOROCCO CITY
' THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
TANGIER. Aug. S-several French
transports bearing part Of the force
Of General Drude. dispatched to Nor
rocco to restore order, have reached
Casa Blanca, according to news re-
ceived here to-day. The soldiers
were at once landed and now hold the
town. 1t is now known that the
bombardment by the French cruisers
at Casa Blanca continued from Mon
day until Tuesday evening For the
most part the gunners directed their
attention to shelling the Moorish
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
TUNNEL UNDER
THE EAST RIVER

NEW YORK. Aug. SIT is announc-
ed today that by early winter residents
of Long Island viii be coming 10 New
York every day in rapidly moving cars,
shooting through a tunnel under the
East river.
The tube of the Belmont tunnel eX-
tending from the foot Of East Forty
second street TO Long Island has been
completed and a party Of engineers
walked through IT,
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
sohreok and kaufman.

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Mike Schreck
finally has secured another match. Ne
gotiations were completed yesterday
which will bring the Dig Ohio pugilist
and al Kaufman together in the ring
of the San Francisco Athletic Club
on August 81. Failing a chance at
Burns, Schreck and his manager, Billy
Hogan, were glad of an opportunity
to secure a battle if for nothing else
than to display Schreck's calibre TO the
coast promoters.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08

horsemen who approached the town
at intervals. 1t is reported over
three hundred Moors were killed or
wounded during the bombardment.
-Four French warships have arrived
here. The Moorish authorities at
Tangier at once assured the conf
mander of the squadron that every
possible precaution viii be taken TO
preserve order throughout Morocco.
Word reaching here to-day confirms
the report that the town Of Mazagan
was bombarded. The steamer Du
Chayly is there for the special purpose
of shelling the town.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
Joins New EnaIand Leaaue.

Ernest Greenwell, the well-known local
ball pitcher left yesterday for Lowell,
Mass. where he will join the Lowell team
of the New England State League. Green
well was brought to the attention Of
James Connor4, scout for the New
England League and who was in this city
recently by Eddie Fahey, Manager of the
N-Wilmington team and it was through
Mr.. Fahey efforts that Greenwer was
landed.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
seaford Wins Another.

SEAFORD, Aug. S.-Seaford had no
trouble in defeating East New Market
yesterday Hurley Dawson and Touch
stone played brilliantly for Seaford.
Kimball, of the South Jersey League,
has been signed by Seaford and pitch
ed his first game today, allowing New
Market only five hits.
Seaford 2111O2 x-7 10 1
e. New Mar 0 0 300 100 IL 4
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
viii Play at Lewes.

Members Of the Pullman baseball
club left this morning for Lewes, where
they will go up against the strong
club of that city this afternoon Man
ager John d. Murphy took the follow
ing players along: "Lige" Johnson.
Brennan, Kane, Gutenberg. Jordan,
Beck. Smart, Hobbs Newlove and
Chase of the New Castle team.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
eettina Ready For New Road.

County Engineer Wilson laid out
culvert yesterday afternoon on the
road leading from the old Faulk road
TO Newark Union. Under the law al
lowing the Levy Court TO create a
bond issue for the Improvement of
county roads provision is made for
concrete culverts to take the place OF
the old wooden ones.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
Five Cases Were Dismissed.

In city Court this morning but six
cases were called five Of which were
dismissed The case Of Tony Tusl1iora.
charged with permitting minors to play
pool in his pool room, was continued
until August IS.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
cut Her Throat al Sea.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. S.-The White
star Liner Republic just arrived here
reports the suicide at sea of Annie
Rooney, a steerage passenger, who cut
her throat while in the hospital on
shipboard suffering from mental trou-
BILE
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
Giants VS.. Stars.

At South Side Park on Monday after
noon the Philadelphia Giants, the cham
pion colored baseball tenn Of the country
and the Cuban Stars will cross bats. This
is the first Of a series of five games be-
tween the clubs, two of which will be
played in Philadelphia, one in Atlantic
city and the last in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
SLIPPED ON LEAF;
BROKE HIS NECK

by THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
JERSEY CITY, Aug S.--James Black,
SO, Of this city stepped on a leaf on a
sidewalk here to-day, slipped and broke
his neck. He was taken to a hospital
where he died an hour later
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
FItzaeraId lad ereau praw.

\ PEORIA, H., Aug. S-Willie Fitz-
gerald, of Philadelphia, and Indian Joe
Gregg fought a 1O-round draw here
Tuesday night before the Peoria Ath-
letic Club. Fitzgerald was the cleverer
of the two and had the best of the
battle for the first eight rounds, but the
Indian came back strong in the ninth
and tenth, and had Fitzgerald in bad
shape when the bell ended the bout.
Fitzgerald's seconds objected to the
decision, but it was weS received by
the crowd. Fitzgerald did nearly all
the leading, Gregg forced clinches and
excelled at inhghting. During the first
eight rounds Gregg landed but one
blow to Fitzgerald's face, but he rush
ed things in the last two sessions and
had all the better of both rounds.
Today India has 100000 school chill
dren. Fifty years ago only 10000 ma
tive children were being educated.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08

One hundred years ago the West In
dies supplies about one-half Of the
worlds sugar. but the industry is on
the decline. The worlds crop Of beet
sugar is now about 6.SO0.O0O tons
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
si0O to Baltimore and Return, Sunday
Annust II. Baltimore g Ohio r. r.

Special train VII leave Whining
ton delaware Avenue Statlon) at
$40 a. M; Newark at $50 a. m;
returning, leave Baltimore, (Camden
Station) at $50 p. M, (Mt Royal sta
tion) at 6.85 p. m.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
Newnnrt connle Weds.

William J. Mitchell and Miss Pearla
King, OF Newport. were married on Tues
day evening at the parsonage OF Second
NJ p. Church by the Rev. J. Z. Massey.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
cRAzED WITH LIQUOR POLISH

PRIEST SHOOTS TWO BROTHERS
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
PITTSBURG, Aug. S.-Two brothers.
Andrew and Stephen StarzynsH. who
conduct a Polish hotel on the South
Side were shot by Ludwig Szeziel. a
disattached Polish priest early today
Stephen died a few hours later and
Andrew is in critical condition. The
priest was crazed with liquor and had
been brooding over repeated disap-
pointments.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
AMERICAN WOMAN
WEDs ENGLISH LORD.

by TIE JVL -0INHIl = HUtVIaI WIIe'
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. S.-Mrs.
Laura b. Glenn, widow of a prominent
Cleveland man, rich and occupying a
leading place in society was married
here last night TO Lord Louis Armitage
Rivers of Durham, England. Lady
Rivers, before her first marriage was
Miss Laura b. Arbuckle, daughter of
Isaac Arbuckle, the Coffee King.
Lord Rivers is a member of a num-
ber of societies interested in scientific
research. After a trip abroad he will
return to Cleveland with his bride
probably engaging I'm business here.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08

Anne's Counties to widen the draw
over Chester River at Chestertown.
Commissioners Of Kent and Queen
Evening journal., 1907-08-08

Nine. Emma Calve as proprietress OF
the Chateau de Cabriers in the Depart
ment of Aveyron, France, has received
gold medal at the Rodez agricultural
show for model farming.
Evening journal., 1907-08-08

Wilmington is prosperous
The time was never more
opportune for a live, pro-
gressive, intelligently con-
Quoted campaign for busi-
ness.
IF you are an advertiser;
if you seek to interest the
people of Wilmington; if
Evening journal., 1907-08-08
Linene Suits,

from $40 up. Sideboards as low as $15.
Couches from SO up, and Parlor Suits
anywhere from $25 up. Before making
your purchase call on us.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-04-19
SIRA WBERRIES
WILL GROW HERE
our Sandy Soil is Well Adapted
70 the Growing of This
Luscious Fruit.

o lllat Strawberries will grow to
ts In the sandy soil of
inns parish has been demonstrated
y many persons in different
r ree aud there is no good
reason why the farmers Of tins
parish should not be sending ont
car load OF this fruit every day.
r. monday of this week Mr.. Joe
y. IRVINE of Wyatt sent The
sentinel = small box of as fine
s.hlaMoerrIes as ever grew any
where. Accompanying the box
was q note stating that the berries
We're variety which Mr.. Irvine
secured In Homer three years ago
ana that they begin to bear in
january and only stop bearing
line luscious berries when drS
weather comes the latter part Of
June. tie states that from q
small bed 16x40 feet he has
picked from a quart to a gallon
OF hne strawberries every day
since early in January.
The high prices which straw
berries always bring In the market
and the fine soil we have for
growing them should induce our
progressive farmers to engage in
strawberry culture. 1t is d crop
that begins to bring in money
early and is off of hand in time
to grow the usual crops.
The Sentinel hopes to see the
strawberry given trial In this
section, feeling that it will mean
much money to our farmers.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-04-19
Electric Ice Cream.

The Smlth-G risham Drug Com
pany will hereafter make Ice
cream BY electricity, that is, the
frezers will be operated by
electric power. Last Monday q
new motor was installed at the
drug store and Is now ready to
run. The motor is like the one
used to run the presses In The
Sentinel plant and is good one.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-04-19
FINE GERMAN
COACH STALLION
The One at Long & Black Stables
Is a Magnificent Young
Animal.

The handsome grade German
coach stallion, Majestic" now
at the stables of Messrs. Long &
Black, is a magnificent animal.
He is a dark bay, stands 10 hands
high and weighs 1850 pounds at
two years aud nine months old.
This magnificent horse is valued
at $4,000 aud is owned by the
Winfield German Coach Horse
Company, which concern will
endeavor to improve the stock OF
horses in this section by keeping
the best stock it Is possible toeget
for breeding purposes. "Majes-
tic" will make the season of 1907
at the stables of Long & Black,
at which the terms can be learnei
and a full pedigree of the animal
seen. He was bred at the La
Fayette Stock Farm, Lafayette.
Indiana, one of the largest stock
farms in the world.
This coudtry is admirably
adopted to the growing of live
stock of all kinds and only needs
3 few enterprising individuals to
take the initiatiory steps. Messrs.
Long & Black have taken the
steps toward improving our driv-
ing horses and they should be ac-
corded liberal patronage by all
who desire to raise some good
animals.
Mr.. j. M.Kenebrew of Belcher,
La, spent several days in Wlnn-
field this week looking fora lnca-
ton for q bottling works. 1t is
understood that he desires to
invest in a large plant and was
favorably impressed with Winn-
field, owing to its central location
and splendid railway facilities.
Mr.. j. J. Burks, having sold
his property in northeast Winn-
field, is having materials placed
on the ground for new six-room
cottage on a lot on Pineville street
between Center and Main streets.
= =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. s. McLemore
and two children, of Wheeling.
came up Sunday on visit to MIR.
and Mrs. G. IL. Sutton, and re-
manned over until Monday EVEN
ing and did quite a lot OF trading
with our progressive merchants.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-04-19
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure.

The only guaranteed kidney rem
edy. Buy it-try it-it~costs you
nothing if it fails. Price so cents at
Phoenix Drug Store. f8-6m.
DR.. &. w. Durham of Rochelle
was u visitor to WINFIELD Tues
day.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-04-19

One thousand matches at the
Racket Store for 4 cents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-04-19

The capital stock Of this corporation shall b,
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, 1875 900.ool
divided and represented by Two Hundred AM
Fifty shares of One Hundred Dollars each, ar
as soon as One Hundred shares have been sub
scribed for, this corporation is authorized Il
begin business.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-04-19
WnTN PARIsH
Parish odicers

Winnf5ld. Gamble,
shesin 3 I. Shaw, winnse,a.
Clerk OF Court, p. X. Abel We,
assessor, ]. 7. Durham. W;nnt;ald
Treasurer, ]. w. WATSON. W;rnsaIs
Coroner, DR.. ]. j. Peters W;nnse,9
surveyor, !. L. Dark, Whlnfield
Justices Of the Peace
Ward !, c. N. Beyill and R. c. Jones
Ward :, j. N. CLARK. Beech
Ward 2, 8. 3. Newson, Hickey VALLEY
Ward A. ]. Taylor, GansyiIle
Ward 8, g. n. Wyatt, Couley and
2. Grape, st. Maurice. =
Ward 8, W. Vance. Atlant.
Ward W. M. Simmons. Car Ar;u
and ". n. Gaar, Dodson. -' A1i'i'
Ward 8, 7. ). Jones, Calvin.
Ward ". M. LoIs, Zion.
Ward 10, ]. III. HaInmett. Goldonna
ConstabIas.
Ward I, g. NJ. Smith and ID. r. Dnrr
Ward 2, B. W. Rider. -
Ward 3, y. C. Adams.
ward 4, A L. TAYLOR.
Ward 5, y. a. Sutton.
Ward 8, s. /. Bufkin.
Ward =. w. Campbell.
Ward 8, B. E. Wilson.
Ward 81 r. I. Dawson.
Ward 70, Warren Afford.
Police Jurors.
J. III. Webb, President, Atlanta. La.
w. w Hi1burn, Clerk, Winfield.
Enp II D1~&
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-26

Seattle, Sept. 26-Congressman sulzer returned last night from a tr;p to Alaska. He says that the whole district is crying for terri torial government and he will urge Congress to grant it. According 10 his figures the cost of such government would be less than half what it is at present, and it would greatly hasten the develop nent of the country.
 New York, Sept. 26-At the pri- lnaries yesterday Murphy. the Tammany man won B assembly districts while Mcclellan got but two. Riots occurred at several of the precincts.
 San Francisco. Sept. 26-The republican municipal convention nominated Daniel Ryan, an att torney, to succeed Taylor as mayor.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-26

If you wan to be treated right eat at the Alaska Home Restaurant. Meals 35c.
 New Goods at Ladies' Bazaar.
 The bank of the V. E. X M Co.,. has been moved to tht new quarters in the big store building. 1t will be a week or ten dave before the store will be in readiness to move the stock in. When the interior furnishings are completed this will te the finest as we'll as the largest store and bank building in Alaska.
 l.. A'.hihald is moving his stock from :! store on Mckinley Street to new quarters on Keystone.
 If "A Subscriber" will call at the Town Clerks office he will be given the contract for putting in the sidewalk mentioned Inability to secure car penter is all that has delayed the work so far.
 Goods will be arriving on every boat for the Golden Rule.
 Mothers-We have the Best Shoe for little folks ever put together. X flexible and wide extension sole, very stylish and durable. This is the ideal shoe for children. Sizes 5s to g at 4. l.. Levy & Go.