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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
FRESNO PASTOR GIVEN
HONOR BY POPE Plus X
MonSignor Mccarthy Is Made
Member of Roman Curia

FRESNO. July .-Monsignor Nc
Carthy. pastor Of St Johns Cath
oiic church, today received a .cablegram
from Rome that he had been made a
member OF the Roman curia by Pope
Plus X. The appointment is considered
Z high -clesiastical compliment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
WORKMAN is KILLED
WHILE UNLOADING PILES
Cuts Wire and Timber Hits Him
on the Head
Especial Dispatch 10 The Colll

SACRAMENTO. July 2s.-Christo-
pher Kiser was killed today while un-
loading carload Of piles on the Amer
lean river bridge He cut a wire which
held TWO poles together on opposite
slider Of the car. This let one of the
heavy timbers strike him on the head
killing him instantly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
BANK SUPERINTENDENT
COLLECTS $1,000 IN FEES
Revenue Derived Under the Re.
Gently Enacted Statute
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 2s.-State Su-
periptendent OF Banks Alden Ander-
son has turned $4,000 into the state
treasury. which represents the amount
collected in fees from the various
banking Institutions of the state un-
der the act passed by the last legis-
lature.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
CONVENT BOARDING SCHOOL

Terms. Sixteen Dollars Per Month.
Separate Department for Little Bows
Apply to Mother Superior. St Msry's Convent
Gilroy-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
For a Chanee>Take Lunch

sunday At the Montara Inn in the new
and rapidly developing city of Montara.
on the Ocean Shore Railway Get ac-
ousdnted with points of interest at your
very door. Time table page Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
PASSENGER CARS TO
CARRY NO FREIGHT
New Regulations Made by Sac
rament0 Electric Road
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOPeCIuI LISPdIcH 10 ] ne OuII
SACRAMENTO, July 29.-Orders were
issued today by the Sacramento cleo
tric, gas and railway company to the
ERECT that after August l the passenger
cars will not be used to carry freight.
The trouble occurred over excessive
loads of ice cream freezers and linn
burger cheese which annoyed the Of
ficers of the company as well as the
travelling public.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS coLLEeE;

Corner Market, Eddy and Powell San Francisco
Newly equipped In quartered oak; new loca-
tion in center Of business district. In close
touch with the great opportunities for wen
trained young people in the new San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
SMELL sEn.,nApv
COLLEGE NOTRE DAME, SAN JOSE

Accredited by State University. COURSES-
Collegiate, Preparatory. Commercial. Inferma-
dlate and Primary Glasses for younger children
AHsic- Studies resumed Wed, Sept. 1. 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
S. F. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
- ~,

2310 Clay st. George Bates founder Fau
term opens August ?. Graduates admitted ~
the universities upon recommendation OF the prin-
cIpal. X. ]. BELLING. Phi. D.. Principal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30

A. f. Little & Co. Shoes of Lynn,
Mass. on sale at the Royal, 73S Market
st. Prices 35c to soc. 75c up to $50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
SEEKS HER LosT BRoTHER.

SEEKS HER LOST BROTHER. police
we're asked by Mrs z. I.eaFens OF Los Gatos
who has been missing since March, 1908, be-
ing employed at that time by the Pacific tel
eplone and telegraph company He is 26
years Of age medium complexion and smooth
sharen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
BooNE,s UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

FOR BOYS, BERKELEY,
viii begin its 2sth year Tuesday August 10
Accredited to the state university, STANFORD
universities OF Pennsylvania, Cornell ana Miehi.
gan Apply for catalogue to p. r. BOONE.
Principal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
HOTTT SCHOOL

PAL0 ALTO, CAL
Modern home school for boys. Prepares FOR the
universities or business. 37th Semester august
TO- Address Principals
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
California; aCOnSeVatOryOf Music

Has removed to l47 Preside AVENUE. be-
tween Washington and Jackson SITS. ApDIiea-
tcns will be received there and at 2312 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
FREE KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL

OF the Golden Gate kindergarten Association
Accredited By State Board OF Education
Eighteenth year opens August 2 Miss VIZ
ginia Fitch, president: Miss Anna NJ. Stovali
principal Address 1925 California ST. room, h
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
THE WATSON SCHOOL

251S ETNA ST. BERKELEY. CAL
Boarding and day school. Offers the best fsa-
lures OF public and private school systems ODenz
August Is. MRS. G. L. WATSON PRINCIPAL
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
MISS HEADS SCHOOL

253S Claiming Way, Berkeley, Cal
Boarding and day school: college preparation.
accredited to college. 22d year August q ie09
MARY Z. WILSON. NJ l.. Principal
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Mss HARKER,s sCHooL

Boarding and day school for girls. Certiarats
admits to college intermediates and. primary
arts and crafts. Send for catalogue Opens
August l6 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
IRVING INSTITUTE SCHOOL ron

l44 Preside av.. San Francisco, phone West
1885. Residence. 1910 washington al. nhons
West 1919. Opens August 2 1909. Send FOR eafa
logae; MISS PINKHAM. Principal; MISS AMY
ID. HARRISON. Associate.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
Prohibition Guarantees No Moral Betterment

ufed ana deceived. I have heard from
your fathers own lips that Mrs. Hal
lam was to pay him $1,000 for keep
ing you out of England and losing you
your inheritance. I'm inclined to ques-
ton, furthermore, the assertaion that
these Jewels were your mothers.
Frederick Hallam was the man who
followed you into the Frognall street
house and attacked me on the stairs.
Mrs. Hallam admits that he went
there to get the jewels. But he didn't
want anybody to know It,"
But that doesn't prove
"Just a minute" Rapidly and con-
cisely Kirkwood recounted the events
wherein he had played part subse-
auent to the adventure Of Bermondsey
Old Stairs. He was guilty of but one
evasion. On one point only did he
slur the truth. He conceived 1t bis
honorable duty to keep the girl In ig-
norance Of his straitened circum-
stances. She was not to be distressed
by knowledge of his distress. nor could
he tolerate the suggestion OF seeming
to play for her sympathy. 1t was nee
essary. then, to invent motive to ex-
cuse his return to No. 8 Frognall street.
believe he chose to exaggerate the IN
uuisitiveness of his nature and threw
In for good measure desire to re-
cover a priced trinket Of no particular
moment, esteemed for Its associations,
and SO forth. But, whatever the RAD
rication, 1t passed muster To the girl
his motives seemed less important
than the discoveries that resulted from
them.
81 am afraid" he concluded the sum-
mary of the Capitalization he had over
heard at the skylight Of the Aietheas
cabin. YOU'D best make up your mind
that your father
yes" whispered the girl huskiiy
and turned her face to the window,
ouivering muscle in the firm young
throat alone betraying her emotion.
ITS bad business" he pursued re-
lentlessly-'bad all round. Muireaoy'
in your fathers pay, tries to nave nin
arrested, the better to rob him. MIS-
Hallam, to secure your property TOT
that precious pet Freddie, conniyes at
II she doesn't instigate kidnapping.
Your father takes her money 10 oe-
priye you of yours. which could pront
him nothing SO long as you remained
in lawful possession OF 1t, ana at tne
same time he conspires to rob, through
you. the rightful owners. If they are
riphtful owners. And, II they are,
why should Freddie Hallam go IKE
thief in the night to secure PROPERTY
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
WED best be getting ready" he IN

WED best be getting ready" he IN
terrupted hastily. Here's Brussels"
1t was SO. Lights, in little clusters
and long. wheeling lines. were leaping
out of the darkness and flashing back
as the train rumbled through the sub
urbs Of the little Paris of the north.
Already the other passengers were be-
stirring themselves, gathering together
wraps and hand luggage and preparing
for the journeys end.
Rising, Kirkwood took down their
two satchels from the overhead rack
and waited. in grim abstraction plan
ming ana counter planning against the
Vaccinations In whose wiles they two
had become so perilously entangled.
Primarily there was Hobbs to be
dealt with-no easy task, for Kirk
wood dared not resort to violence nor
in any way invite the attention Of the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19

aurnorlrles, ana threats would be an
idle waste of breath In the case of
that corrupt and malignant little cock
ney, himself as keen as any needle.
adept In all the artful resources of the
underworld whence he had sprung.
and further primed for action by that
master rogue, Calendar.
The train was pulling slowly into
the station when he reluctantly a III
doned his latest unfeasible scheme for
shaking Off the little Englishman and
concluded that their salvation was
only to be worked out through ever
lasting vigilance, incessant movement
and the favor of the blind goddess
: rpSv .-s~S
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19

OIsSYsr.
He wagged his head stubbornly, omi-
nously. 1--WE seen them in the raw.
They're hot on our trail now. Ten to
one they'll be on our backs before we
can get across the channel. Once In
England we will be comparatively
safe. Until then-but I'm a brute-I'm
frightening you"
you are, dreadfully," she confessed
In tremulous voice.
Forgive me- II Won look at the
dark side FIRST the other seems all the
brighter. Please don't worry. Well
pull through with flying colors or my
names not Philip Kirkwood."
II have every faith in you," she In
formed him, flawlessly sincere when
l think of all you've done and dared
for me, on the mere suspicion that
needed your help
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
Continued from page p
By Louis Joseph Vance
Copyright 1908. BY the Bobbs. Merrill c

'roenan street they were In the safe
~ Inc head of his bed. l, in my grief,
a. nrst forgot them and then after
0a arc carelessly put Off removing them.
10 come back to my father. night
peiore last we were to call on Mrs.
nallam. 1t was to be our last night
:" England. We We're to sail for the
.on'inent on the private yacht Of a
iiehd or my fathers the next morn
NJ ae' This is what | was told and be-
neved, you understand.
mat night Mrs. Hallam was dining
~ another table ut Pless, it seems.
uid not then know her. When leav-
-. ns she put a note on our table by my
.a'hers elbow. | was astonished be-
.ohu words. He seemed much agi-
.a'eu' told me that he was called
u NV on urgent business, matter of
az, le ana death, and begged me to go
a,e one 10 Frognall street, get the jew
,a Il. anu meet him at Mrs. Hallam's
! 81 ! wasn't altogether "A fool, for
.o oeean dimly to suspect then that
,oo, mug was wrong. but I was a
s,ra, LOT | consented to do as he de
~ iou understand-you know
o. 10, indeed" replied Kirkwood
non. I understand a lot of things
p,a Dr. mat | didn't five minutes ago.
, n let me think"
t,on the time he took for delibera-
. NV was snort. He had hoped to find
dos way TO spare her by sparing Calen-
ino oue momentarily he was becom-
Of aa nore impressed with the futility
cana eaiing with her save in terms of
,eam o.,-merciful, though they might
h... uust tell you," he said, that you
peen outrageously misled. SWIM
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19

..-.'- -: -. vyv.1 1rspure. / uon.y
really think you owe your father any
further consideration"
He waited patiently. Eventually
Moor the girl sobbed assent.
Its this way: Calendar, counting
on your sparing him in the end. is GO
ing to hound us. He's doing 1t now.
There's Hobbs in the next car. for
proof Until these jewels are returned,
whether to Frognall street or to young
Hallam, we're both In danger. both
thieves in the sight of the law. And
your father knows that too. There's
no profit to be had by discounting the
temper of these people. They're as
desperate a gang Of swindlers as ever
lived. They'll have those jewels If
they have to go as far as murder
"Mr. Kfkwoodw she deprecated In
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
How Can Prohibition Save Expense?

The prohbonists claim that there will be saving Of
expense under prohibition. Will they please point the
means by which they expect make this savng Can be
done IN the schools the city police force which
ssts of officer for day and for night? Can it
be done in the county, Reference the records OF the
term of the district will show that criminal
was tried. Can any dry county beat that record?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
he Church and the Local Option Move

The prohibtionists claiming that there neither
]gion politics in this fight that it is fight between
the churches and saloons The truth of this
doubted and be said without business
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
aPpenP and smTrn of
Conclusive and rhhe dLqnrTn

of Gangevie not hostile to the churches Almost
without exception they give the churches their encourage
and support although there be difference of opn
ion regarding the proper sphere of church work.
many holding the view that her influence for good
and spiritual work weakened by active participation
church, in the political work of the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
Just Questions


Do you think prohibition will prohibit?
Do you know of an instance where did, completely?
Do you think prohibition will increase the commercial
activity?
Do you think prohibition will further welfare
of the county?
Do not know that under local option those who
liquor will and do you realize option
in this way breeds deception
DO you want to encourage such practices?
Do you know that near.beer establishments flourish in
local option towns?
Do you know that well regulated saloon in your
lis better for your boy than near-beer joint?
Do you know that your boy, if under age legally
enter saloon and that he and perhaps WILL spend lot
of his time and money nearbeer and soft drink places?
Do you know that local option Idaho county
cant buildings in Grangevle and other towns?
Do you know that only small percent of the antiocal
optonss identified in any way with the liquor traffic?
Do you think this means anything?
Do you think Grangevlle would be what it today if
it had always been "dry' town?
And, finally. do you think that Grangevie under local
option would be good the future will be if
present conditions continued?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19

TO be continued. J
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
Business Men Oppose Local Option

The Standard News, in several articles prohibition ap
pearng in its last that the fight against that y
ranca and being made by the saloon interests
principally But it will be found when the counted
that far and broadmnded citizens and especially those who
know how the best city be served and
who have substantial interests here, who permanent cit
lzens, here to stay will for continuation of prosperity
that nnetenhs of the business and twothrds of the
whole population will against prohibition and
buildings and not with the enemies of Grangevie
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
WHY Not Tell It All?

h. NJ Scales brother of W. N Scales of this citv in which
e conditions in Greensboro N c. regarding the effects of
local option referred to- The Standard News version of the
statement all right far goes but usual with state
ents imported from distance to certain purpose it
ves only part of the and those who not want to
be- msed earnestly requested Judge Scales who
Imposes prohibition and the whole of his brothers opn
on
Figures That Defy Retaliation
Prohibonists always things better at distance
than close hand Why go Ohio and other eastern states
for statements prepared by people who doubtless pred
iced? Such be secured by the thousand BY
advocates of either side but they of little value to the
voter who thinks for himself that the prohibition
lists have gotten little home and holding up
cow and Pullman as ideal towns which should follow
Here son,e argument which strongly commends the course
Of the anti.oca option forces: AS of showing the
relative business conditions notice the latest bank statements
available Pullman with 1904 deposits; Moscow, $744
ooo Grangevle $500 ooo Colfax which also in the Pal
section, $16oo,ooo Lewiston, $2,75oooo The
dry show the smallest deposits. Even Grangevie
with smaller population than Moscow oustrips the unver
ty city business The fact that Moscow and Pullman
the deadest the map is conseded every where.
These actual existing facts and knowing them do the
voters Grangeve follow the example of other dry
towns?
Does Idaho County Want Such a Law
Voters should consider we'll before they accept law which
makes crime of that which is licensed by the u govern.
and which has been practiced by Washington Jefferson
Lincoln Roosevelt and Taft all who have been guilty of
serving wine to their guests
Prohibition Guarantees No Moral Betterment
admitted that moral conditions should be considered
Of first importance and if it be concusively shown that
these conditions better any of the dry mentioned
than Grangevle the necessary commercial and financial
sacrifice will be gladly made Otherwise the change does
commend itself
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19
Not Always Right

One of the naienable rights guaranteed is the
right the pursuit of happiness each in his way long
he does encroac upon of Others Men pursue
happiness in different there alke what is
happiness misery another Shall it be said what
kind of happiness shall pursue? One says MA
ority rules and What the majority does right Let it
be forgotten that the majority always rules RS
ing and that and have been burned the stake
for their religious opinions, by maorites.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-19

whole population will against prohibition and
buildings and not with the enemies of Grangeve
Some SeIf-Evident Facts
How many brick buildings would be under construction
here under prohibition and percent taxes? Out of the
six that built will be built end Of the year.
there least four that would have been started had
the prohibition been launched here last spring Cond
tons theories, confront Facts and the future
fanatica desires, up for consideration.
Jures Will Not Convict
Several families from Douglas county, Oregon, have
bought land Camas prairie this year and they all
that since Douglas county dry the late local option
election there just much liquor being sold under
option law as before The state and has lost all
control of the liquor traffic and result of the local
option law far has simply been nearly double the
debt in efforts enforce the law 1t found by experience
that the ures will not convict and consequently the law
farce. The conditions apply to Umatla and other
Oregon counties.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-18
ELEVEN BAKERIES
 ARE UNSANITARY Inspection by State Officer Reveals Conditions Which Should Be Corrected. State Inspector McKerness Finds Change in Law
 Necessary. Likely that Attention of Prosecuting Officers Will Be Directed to Certain Els tablishments-Certifcates. Run for One Year.

Deputy Factory Inspector McKerrsss of Hartford. and Inspector Lynch of this city yesterday made a tour of the city looking into the conditions at the bakeries. They found Il bake shops in which the conditions were such that the inspectors believe that a certificate should not be continued and that they should either be renovated or closed. EdEht Of these were under ground shops and three were above the sur face. The owners were instructed to change the conditions.
 Whether they will do so or not is d question as it is difficult for the inspsc-I tors to enforce their orders.
 The bakeries have certificates which permit them to do business for a year An attempt is being made to modify the existing law so that certificates to operate bakeries may be recalled when the owners refuse to observe the sari- tary rules made by the board of health.
 Should this provision fail to be en- acted by the present legislature the offending bakeries will be refused cer- tificates when the time of those now in their hands expire. Some of the bak- cries inspected probably will be thef subject of the attention by the prose cutor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-18
ST. JOSEPH'S TROUPE
 READY FOR SHOW

The St. Joseph minstrel troupe, who conduct their annual entertainment and dance in Eagles hall, Monday and Tuesday evenings, Feb. g and 2S, de- lighted the committee having charge of the affair by their perfect rehearsal last night at their hall. This group of young men entertainers who have delighted so many, intend to exceed all past records. With this in view, they nave trained faithfully.
 The chorus, comprising 50 voices, has mastered all it's numerous songs Will rooney and Tom Reilly are the prem Ter end men. Other end men are Hughie Lavery. Johnny Downey, John rooney and Jack Neary. The ballads ana sentimental songs of John Miles, Micnaei Fitzsimmons, H. Schalmisky, Henry Nolan and Jack Hughes cannot heip put call applause The charac- ter1st.c and coon songs are to be look cd after by Johnny Downey. Jack Weary and Will Toorney, and the clos ing sons by Tom Reilly. The dancing of Neary and Miller will be the hit of the show. An added feature is a n1onologue sketch by John James. Bert Hurley has charge of the inter- locuter's chair. Much credit is ex- tended to Harry Maloney the director. for A3e attention, and last nights rec hoaro1 II . testimonial of his work.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-18
IN THE CI~I COURT

Joseph Heating, a we'll dressed man of good appearance, was charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace in the City court this morning. Com Elaint was made to Patrolman Cody last niR11t that Heating was parading Broad street in a drunken condition, snading insulting remarks to ladies and conducting himself in a thoroughly in decent manner. He was fined $6 and costs by Judge Foster. His father paid the fine.
 Patrolmen Ryan and Gregory round ed up a batch of colored women who have been in the habit of soliciting on Middle street Judge Foster gave Florence Black 30 days, Olivette How ard 20 days. and suspended Judgment in the case of Annie Camp.
 The case of Percy Chatfie1d, charged with Burglary, was continued until to- morrow.
 Jack Nothrop, who threw his money and clothing about the streets yester- day, forfeited a bond of $10
 The case against John Tucker, charged with assault on Mrs. F. L.. Brewster, was continued till the 20th. He was taken to the jail where his mental condition will be ascertained by Dr. F. c. Graves. It is believed that Tucker is not responsible for his &C., tdOns.