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New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
WILL SPEAK ABOUT FIRE INSURANCE.

% n FIauhoId Of the insurance Of A Haubold
& Son will be speaker tonight before the real -
tate class Of the West Side Young Mems Christian As
socIation. His subject Fire Insurance"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Cfice 1864 Broadway.
between and 37th SITS, until o'clock Adver-
al following branch Offices
regular until O'Clock II. viz: 26+ sth
ave o3d st: 153 9th cor 18th st: o2 East
14tb o5T West st. between Tth and
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Nnneapo was southeast of Fire Island at 2aI
yesterday She Is expected at her dock ABOUT
o'clock this morning
reported to Siasconset at noon yester-
when 244 miles or Sandy Hook. VIII probably
dock O'Clock this morning
Tie in communication with Sable Island
at yesterday when SO miles east Of Sandy Hook
Is dock about . IN. morrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
ARRIVED

Hamburg S1-Fritzoe fNorl. New York.
Hull l. Martelo (Bri. New York
Antwerp Feb American Dutch. New York.
IN.
Rotterdam, Feb 1, u m--Iyndam IDutch). New York
Nn RoQo6ue.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
'Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAM ERS.

Vessel
For Mail closes. sails
Wilhelm II. Bremen, y Lloyd $50 IN 1000
Colon Panama 1-3o m 800
Newfoundland Red Cross. $50 m II 00
Pontiac Pernanbuco. Brazilian. 1900 800
Comanche Jacksonville. clyde 300
tity Augusta. Savannah. savannah 300 p m
Prncats Anne Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800 IN
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5.
Admiral Dewey, Jamaica, L. F. Co. $50 m S.3G
Hndustan Argentina Norton. 200 900
Tennyson. Argentina. Lamp & Holt. 500 m II 80
Jusn Para ................... 1000 a m
ReIsnoch Argentina Lamp &; Holt. a m so a m
Guiana Grenada Quebec $50 a m 1900
Iarrinaga- Argentina, Bbr 1000 a Il: :O0
IIIer w 1000 a m
Kingston Hamhurg-An. II 90 200 p m
FIroonlanG Antwerp. Red Star..---.-. 1000 a m
Rotterdam. Holand-Am-.- 200 a IN
san Marcos, Galveston, Mallory...... 1900 m
Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8.
La French. 700 a 1000 m
Oscar Copenhagen. Scand-Ar 9:Fo a 1900
Esperanza Havana. War. ........... 900 m II 200
Liverpool. White Star 300 m
Jacksonville Clyde 300
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
Citations.

i the sTace Of Coo and independent % Mary
rro, 91baries AUdenricd Lewis Audeured
Filter Marian Kendrick. Helen Audenred William ..
Florence de la Forest DivOnne; the widow heirs and
meeting 1 KIN whereas Hefry H foiIister Henry
Babcock. Samuel D. Babeock and Henry IL H9ilis5er,
jr of the City OF Ee" a0rK nav ia'y Ia & yor TO
spectlveiy Ss ely May isS5 April - 1885 0ss06Sr
duly proved as the last Testament Of George
9gs % deeeaseq ] % 1Tos. Of our County Of
the 1h day Of March one nd pee %
of that day. there attend the probate Of
az are hereby cited az are under age twenty
SB a5s FSgueG % to PP hs on yoF % and
apply for one to be appointed or In ths event. & Of your
pointed by the Surrogate and for
IN In int testimony Whereof We have caused
u.sl New York to be hereunto sffEed. Witness
said o,n Hon m ASHSF @ YORK y an said SounfS the 199h
day of January in the of Lord one thousand
n'"' "''''''1 DANIEL ] DowDNEY.
street. New York City
UlHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BIZ
r whi.timor-. Elizaheth r Cumrninss Harriet J.
Dana s Marsha1,. susan Fl. Farker. Herber, W.
] Hnchins Addison P. Kidder, Frank E. Kidder.
Mar l. HamDst s5 Nancy & s'etson Is m
In of p. Marshall. late the County
Of New York deceased, creditors legatees next of
kin otherwise send greeting You and each Of you
hereby cited and required personally to be and
appear before Surrogate Of the County OF New
York Surrogates' Court of said County, held at
of Records. County OF New York
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. then and there
attend judicial settlement OF the account Of pro,
ceedings Of Fanny e. X Marshs1l. ExecutriN and
of the last will and Of said
ceased: and such Of hereby cited
the twenty-one years required 20
appear by your guardian YOU one you
have appear and apply for be sp-
pointed or in the event. of Your neglect or failure 70
do guardian will be appointed by Surrogate
and for In the Oceeiing
In testimony whereof have caused the
Surrogates' of the said County OF New YORK
o be hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. CHARLES n. BECKETT. u
Surrogate OF our said County. the County
RI. g. OF New York. 2Tth day OF December n
the OF thousand
hundred
DANIEL. = DOwDNFy.
Clerk OF Surrogates'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 7os Sun sets 30 Moon Sis Moons
WATER
ANssndv Hook Gov. o:33 He'll Gate II %
PM-San5y Hook Island 100 He'll Gate 12:o2
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
CnfurnisheG apartments to Let.

BEECH TERRACE CBI-OCK SOUTH ST MARY
- Park-Elegant single fiat; 8 large rooms. improve
ments
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
Winter Resorts.
NEW JEKSEI.
THE HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania Beach. Atlantic City. y J.
I-nobstructed ocean view. Private baths Stationary
W with and cold running water in bed
level Capacity. 300 Open
all the year Hotel electric coach trains Lit
erature upon request. HENRY DARNELL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. A5SsIs ~ :.
= Thomas a surrogate 0< the County or Yes sss.s
notice IS hereby given 70 ali persons nsV'ls -. ?
against Ce0rSianna r Redmond. late cf ths Coln,s
New YORK deceased present the sans WIZ So,s,s
the subscriber st its psss oc . :. *
business s. Broadway. Borough OF Narnst.snS u.f
city % Nsw YORK. or before tie LA Gay = -
next. - ,a0,
KNICKERBOCkER TRUST CONFANt. - ~ r,.ss-
DAVIES. STONE & AuEEBACH. Att1yneyss - -, r.y
TOR S4 Nassau Street Manhattan. New YORK -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS.

san Francisco. Feb 3.-The official closing quo
tatinns for mining STOOLS TODAY were foIIoMs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
SurrOgdtes' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON sBNER C.
i Thomas Surrogate OF the County ot New Yor<
given all having claims
blanche Sterling sometimes known Blanche G. S.-s-
ling late OF tho County OF New Tork deceased Z,
present the with vouchers thereof 70 The sGbso
& Horton. Es4s. No 3 Broad Street City S=s
York before the 9TH day Of May
DANIEL. b CHII4DS. EDISON BRADLEY Executors
HULL S HORTON. Attorneys for Executors Bsosa
Street.. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New TorS
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEs
IL g. Thomas. Surrogate Of the tounty OF New for&
against Benjamin T. Marten deceased. Prssen; ~.
same vouchers thereof the sJbscr1ber at the d
nee Of ". III Van Steenbergh bis place q Irans@eis
on or before the 24th day OF June
Dated New 1orN the l''h G. SSy 91 PefsH9fs, IRg @
Administrator with the Will annexed OF BENJAMIN
W n VAN .STEF,NRE.RGH Attorney to- Adninssra;r
10 Wall Street Manhattan Borough New Tork
IN PURSUANCE. -1F, AN ORDER OF HON ABSER G
i Thomas Surrogate O. the County % New Irx
hereby given all having claims assas
ceased to present ths with vouchers thereot 70
thst- place or tra-sactn business No "a
n before tht fst day OF May. 1908.
Dated Ne. Yo-S. October p 1895
BENJAMIN F EINSrEIS. BERTHA MYERS. E1r
EINSTEIN TOWNSEND & GJITERNAS Attoru-vs ts
Executors. ~ Broadway. Manhattan. New YoFs Cif'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ftOS- A5NEH
Il Thomas Surrogate of th- County q New IL ~
notice given 10 s persons having claims sss
deceased present shs With vouchers th-recf
the subscribers at their place of trensactins -
- Wall Street: in the city OF Ne" 1erA on e- nsi'
Dated New York tbs 26th dsy q Noverbe-. 70,
DANIEL SETNCJN
NORMAN SEYMOUR
Execat07s
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors,
to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04

,EACTORIEs AND LOFTS. SALE OR r. .1NT WRITE
l. Tor particulars ask broker LONG
ISLAND CITY FACTORY co. 40 Nassau st. y Y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
Furnished A partmeats to Let.

I l III ST, Is AND II EAST. NEAR 9TH AVE GALA
- bama and Van Rensselaer, Hotels)-Spring reduc-
tion orehalf former furnished prl-
vate BATH choice 81 daily including meals s12 so
weekly; two. $50; exclusive. homelike.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03
ORAL METHODS.

l. Give your ideas of corporal
punishment.
2. What would you do in assigning
a lesson to class.
3. How would you endeavor to
maintain good order in your school.
4. How would you teach morals and
manners.
8. How would you secure the atten-
ton of your pupils during recita-
ton?
COMPOSITION AND PENMANSHIP.
Write composition of at least 50
lines on either of the following sub
jects.
(a) The present financial condition
of the United States.
(b) Contrast the character of Wash
ington and Napoleon.
(c) The most notable person in-hisr.
tory as you think. Why?
I'D The relative value of language
or grammar and arithmetic consider
ed as school study
(e) Of what benefit are railroads?
Penmanship to be graded on this
paper on the basis of % credits per-
feet.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03
GEOGRAPHY.

piACpRAA Il
l, Define: delta, estuary, river sys-
tenn, glacier. river basin.
2. Name the principal industries of
the world and an Important place
where each is carried on.
3. Name the countries of n.
America and the principal products
of each.
4. For what are the following noted I:
New York state, Pennsylvania, Flori-
da, Ohio and Maine.
5. Name three of the most import
ant countries of South America. their
form OF government, people and pro-
ducts.
6. In a voyage from London to
Manila and return, state articles
of commerce the vessel would carry
to Manila and from Manila back
again. Also the waters passed
through.
Z. Compare France and Germany as
to surface, government, people, pro-
gress and products.
8. Name three colonies of Great
Britain, their Importance and pro-
ducts.
ORAL GEOGRAPHY.
l. What subject would you teach
with geography. Why?
2. What is geography and how would
you rate 1t with the other subjects to
be taught In the grammar schools.
3. How would you use sand model
ing in reference to teaching geo
Rraphy, explain how you would start
a class Just taking up geography.
A. Explain the cause OF the rainfall
in California.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03

Reported Dy Woodf0rd ID, Harlan, Land Attor
ney, Washington, d. G.
Coal-Ihe right of purchase is not
initiated by filing decIaratory state
ment, but by actual discovery of coal
on the land, and the performance of
some act of Improvement sufficient to
give notice of an intent to purchase
under the coal-lands laws.
practice - A defendant
who elects to plead a statutory de-
Tense and submits no evidence, is not
entitled to another hearing in the
event his defense is held not good.
Desert land-Land that without
irrigation will produce grass in pay
ing quantities is not subject to desert
entry.
Final proof - Entry allowed on
proof submitted after due notice
should not be cancelled on finding
the evidence as to residence INSULT
cient, but suspened and fuI Their proof
required.
Homestead-to wnsite-rhe law does
not contemplate that the right of
entry shall be exercised by one who
makes settlement primarily and chief
ly for trade and business, and not
for agricultural purposes.
Mineral-Proot of mining upon a
tract that has heen adjudicated as
mineral, and the subsequent abandon
ment of such operations leaves with
the mineral claimant the burden of
proof to show the present mineral
character or the land.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03

Jan. 4-rook inventory and found
mdse on hand $500.
Use journal, Cashbook and Ledger.
Close the Ledger and make q closing
statement.
ARITHMETIC.
1. Find the prime factors of all the
miltiples of 5 between 90 and 81.
2. W. II. Small Il Co. bought 10 tons
of hay Weighing ZOO lbs. at SlO per
ton and sold it Immediately to Mr..
Knox at profit of 20 per cent. Mr.
Knox gave in payment a note payable
IN 60 da. If it was discounted at the
bank at date of issue at per ceut
how much did Small Il Co. gain by
the transaction.
g. Mr. Ward bought a lot for 5000
and built a house on it worth S24O0.
The property was assessed at % its
value and the tax rate was IL per
cent. The insurance was for 5-6 of
the value of the house and the rate
was 4Oc on a hundred. He rented the
house for yr. at $50 a month. How
much more did he receive the first
year for his Investment of $1,000 than
he would have received by putting it
at interest at 8 per cent and paying
the tax of Il per cent.
4. Mrs Wood has rectangular hall
50 tt. long and Ia tt. wide the floor
of which is LAID in parquetry floor
ing. The border is 80 tt. wide. at
81, 20 per square yd. what is the cost
of the floor.
5. 7.5x. 25x3. Ok. Is
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03
[3I3E1II3

est and best, prepares in bookkeeping
Business Stenography, Normal and En-
gineering Branches 1t is one of the
celebrated HEALD'S COLLEGES,
with schOolsIin San Francisco, Oaklann
Los Angeles, Fresno, Santa Cruz, Sad
Jose, Riverside, Long Beach, Ocean
Parh and Reno.
Tuition my be used in any of tho
Heald's Colleges.
Write to Heald's College,
Stockton, Cal.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

l. (a) Define civil government.
(b) Name five powers of the board
of supervisors.
2. Explain a pocket veto.
3. Name five duties of the president.
A. In case there is a tie in the cleo
ton of the president of the United
States, who selects the presidents
And why is thisp
5. Explain the electoral system.
8. Name five powers of congress.
I. (a) Define eminent domain.
(b) EX post facto law.
(cl Supreme law of the land.
8. What relations should exist be-
tween the government and the in
dividualY
y. (a) Define marque and reprisal.
(b) International law.
(c) Interstate commerce commits
sion.
10. Explain the process of natural
iZation.
ANCIENT HISTORY.
l. Name five of the ancient people
and two of the most important, and
why important.
2. Who was Saigon, and what did
he do.
3. Tell about Carthage. its location,
effect on civilization and final fate.
A. Give a brief synopsis of the
Hebrews.
8. Give a brief synopsis of the
Hindoos.
MEDIEVAL HISTORY.
l What periods of the worlds his
Form innInInI in Tnn1inuoI icAD
and what distinguished it from an
Gent and modern?
.. Name two prominent characters
of medieval history and relate pecu-
liar traits of character or what each
accomplished.
3. What term of years is included
in the Renaissance" and what char
acterized this period.
A. Name causes that led to the
Crusades. What were the objects and
what was accomplished.
5. What were the amusements dur
ing this period, and what can you say
of feudalism.
MODERN HISTORY.
l. Who was "Queen Bess?" Who
was styled the "FIower of Chivalry?"
w ndb was bh0 lJldOh IIO1tg
3. What event marked the opening
of the 18th century?
4. Describe the Battle of Waterloo
by stating the following: When
fought; between what nations; COM
mander on each side; victory tor
whom.
5. 10 what historical event is allu-
sion made in the poem beginning
"On Linden, when the sun was low,
All bloodless lay the untrodden
snow"
SCHOOL LAW.
l. Under what circumstances will
school district lapse.
2 A parent residing in X district
desires his children to attend school
in an adjoining district. What must
he do before he can do so.
s. What is the extent of the author
ity of teachers and of trustees re-
spectively to suspend or expel a
pupil.
a. What funds or parts of funds
must be used for paying teachers
salaries.
5. The teacher of X district was
dismissed by the trustees without
sufficient cause, and before the eX-
piration of the contract. What re-
dress has the teacher. If teacher
quits a school without the consent of
the trustees, and before the expir-
alton of the contract what is the
penalty.
WRITTEN METHODS.
l. Give FIVE principles of teaching?
2. Give five characteristics of child
rem.
3. Name three uses of the magma
tion that are of special use to the
teacher.
4. On Friday afternoons when you
do not have the regular lessons, what
would you do to put IN the timer In
calling a recitation would you do so
by tapping bell. Give reason tor
your answer.
5. What are the three steps in an
intellectual process!
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03
MENTAL ARITHMETIC.

MEN IAL Ahll t1IhEIlCs
l. Divide the l.. e. M. of 6, 9, II
by the Il. q. f. of 6, 9, II.
2. In numerating a decimal where
do you begin to uumerate?
B. y of AS money is 13 of BIS;
they both have SIS. How much has
eachP
4. | sell goods at 81. 80 gaining 10
per cent. Find the cost; the gain.
5. Find the interest on $3.50 for 3
mo. 8 da. at 8 per cent per annum.
G. Cranberries sold at ,l5c quart
brought gain of 20 per cent. How
much did they cost per bushelY
Z. If 2 bbls. of flour last 40 men 20
days, how long will 10 bbls. last 30
menp
=. Find the perimeteI of square
equal in area TO triangle whose base
is 20 in. and altitude 10 in.
g. How many board feet in board
16 TT. long, II in. wide, and 3 in
10. How many yds. of carpeting in
a room II it. by Is it., the breadths
"a I'd. wide, to run lengthwise.
ALGEBRA.
l. Indicate the numerical and liter
al parts of the algebraic expression
X2+3X -, and find one set OF
factors.
2. Two bodies start at the same
time from two points Dab in. apart
and move toward each other, one at
the rate of 5 in. per second and the
other in. per second faster. In how
many seconds will they be 80 in.
apart.
3. The difference of the squares of
two consecutive mum bers in 10. Re-
quired the numbers.
4. Multiply
E<aa y+4Xya +5ys by * 2Xaya *
2y3,
x7xsss%<5,s * -5>s 8xs * 70
6. Reduce>/49Xs+ >/144Xa->/25Xs
and find value of x in E3X-4XXX
20
I. The difference between two mum
bers equals the quotient of the larger
divided by the smaller, and this
equals 5. Required the numbers.
8. Find values of X, y and in x
y=16, z+I X=22 and Y FPS.
9. A number of two figures has its
sum of the digits is 81. What is the
number.
10. The length of al rect
angle is three times its width. If
each side and end be increased by
TT. its area is increased by 60 SO. It.
Required its dimensions.
GEOMETRY.
l. The sum of the three angles of a
triangle is equal to two right angles.
2, Every point in the dissection of an
angle is equidistant from the sides Of
the angle
3. Show that each angle of an equi-
angular pentagon is 6-5 of right
angle.
A. The tangents to circle
dawn from an exterior point are
equal aud make equal angles with the
line Joining the point to the center.
5. Two sides aud the Included angle
of triangle being given,t to construct
the triangle.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03

Don't think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment.
80 cents at any drug store.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03

QUESTIONS

At Examination for Teachers Certifi-
Gates held in Amador county, Cal b.,
Dec, 1907.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03
Q "A g 20 F z "a.
Bears the Il The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature s9 &zHzzzsZu
Land and Mineral Decisions.

Reported by woodford D, Harlan. Land Attor
ney, Washington. d. C.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-03
.nnNx O2xhx- 1phx.3
7.5x. 25x3. Ok. Is

6. uiven a hexagoDal pyramid one
side of the base being Ii in. and a
lateral edge II in
Find the slant height of the pyra-
mid.
Find the lateral surface.
Find the sum of the edges.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-19
This Ia Net Alaska Wheat.

The new college hybred wheat,
known as No. 14S, is sure winner.
The big grain Arms are loud in their
praises over the wheat, and this week,
through the agency of Clifford,
four pound samples of this particular
hybred were expressed to the Sperry
mills, Of San Francisco, for flour test
ing. The wheat looks good and COM
mands high prices, but the actual
value of the wheat from a milling
standpoint has never been ascer-
tanned, as it is one of the new varie-
ties. No. 14S Is cross between the
turkey red and white tract This year
Mr.. Stovall had about 200 acres OF
this variety, and considering the un-
favorable season, the yield was ex-
ira good. Most of his crop has been
sold for seed. AS soon as the repor,
from the California mills is received
1t will be given the Palous farmers
Pullman News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-19
Dry Land Flowing.

The following from the American
Falls Press gives an idea of the mag
nitude of a wheat farm in Idaho,
without irrigation:
'The steam pillow at the Dry farm,
Tuesday, went onto a twenty-four
hour shift and will be kept in con-
slant operation until seeding time is
past. 1t is hoped to average As acres
every "a hours, or 1850 acres every
80 days, but they are doing better than
this. Tuesday night the crew plowed
a little better than 80 acres.
There should be a good month be-
fore seeding ceases. About 1000
acres was plowed and 500 seeded at
the end of last week. Two seeders
are going, seeding 40 acres day, and
third is to be started at once. With
three seeders in operation IL hours a
day, and the pillow working a double
shift, it will take the seeders 80 days
to overtake the pillow, IL the estimate
Is maintained, at which time there
will have been $500 acres seeded.
"The pillow will be kept going until
cold weather, however, so that 5000
acres for next year is reasonable
estimate for the big farm. This year
about 1,400 acres was in cultivation,
while last years acreage was only
800. This increase is only typical OF
the development that Is taking place
| in this section of the state"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-19
Brady WIN Open Campaign Sept. Is.

Ny wan oPSh SouPnASo 0SPes AO'
Boise. Sept S.-James H. Brady,
the republican nominee for governor,
announced his intention to open his
speaking campaign September 15. the
place to be announced later. While
his itinerary is practically completed,
some changes may be made which
would necessitate a revision Of the
entire program.
Mr.. Brady stated: Il feel entirely
rested after the convention, and came
to Boise to look over the matters with
Chairman O'Neil and to give him some
information which will probably prove
helpful during the campaign.
"Mr. O'Neil has everything in fine
shape and is taking hold of matters
like an old campaigner. l look for
him to conduct one of the most ag-
gressive campaigns ever conducted in
the state"
Mr.. Brady during the campaign ex-
poets to visit every county in the state
speaking at all the principal towns
and will present party arguments on
both sides and national issues.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-19
Johnny Knew the Tricks.

The teacher of one of the rooms in
a school in the suburbs of Cleveland
had been training her pupils in antic-
ipation of a visit from the school COM
missioner. At last he came, and the
classes were called out to show their
attachments.
The arithmetic class was the first
called and in order to make good
impression the teacher put the first
question to Johnny Smith. the star
pupil.
Johnny, If coal is selling at Sc a
ton and you pay the coal dealer $24,
how many tons Of coal will he bring
your"
Three" was the prompt reply from
Johnny.
The teacher much embarrassed
said, why, Johnny, that isn't right.
20, l know 1t amt, but they do II
anyhow. "-Philadelphia Record.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-19

The carelessness of hunters will in
all probability be the cause for cur
failing privileges by the farmers
along the river. Already a number
have intimated that they will take
steps to prevent hunting on their
premises, not because of any particu-
lar objections to permitting hunting,
but for the protection of their stock.
A few days ago bud Stafford found
one of his mich cows lying dead with
load of shot in the neck, and another
with % bullet in it's shoulder. This
condition naturally causes the farm
ers to take some steps to prevent the
destruction of their stock, and hast
ems the time when it will be impossi-
BILE to find a farm on the river where
the hunter will be permitted to step