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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
KNOWS NO PEER IN
REALM OF CRIME
Clarence French, Former Con-
vict, Arrested While Buy
ing Dynamite

OAKLAND. Feb. Clarence
French. three times convict. whose
exploits as a safe cracker gained him
the sobriquet of The Electrical Burg
lar" and the questionable renown OF
being inferior in his craft TO no man in
the world. was arrested in this city
today while trying TO buy 10 pounds
Of dynamite. His arrest followed five
days of unremitting police vigilance.
which began when the famed cracks
man was released from San Quentin.
He had completed his third term in
prison Tor robbery committed at
Oroville and the police believe he was
preparing to resume his criminal op-
erations-
French IS known as the electrical
burglar and the king of cracksmen in
every police department OF America.
His photograph is at Scotland yard and
his Bertillon measurements, taken
prior TO his release from the peniten-
tiary. are in the possession OF foreign
and American police.
WILL BE TURNED LOOSE
Notwithstanding that French eight
years ago was driven out OF this city
with the police hot on his tran be-
cause Of an ingenious attempt 10 crack
the vaults of the California bank at
Twelfth and Washington streets. the
police are powerless TO prosecute him.
He was arrested last night at the
Pierce hardware store and kept incom-
municado in the Jail for study by the
members OF the police force. This
precautiOn completed. the police have
no alternative, but must turn the safe
cracker loose again.
French's attempt to crack the Cali
fOrnia bank eight years ago was one
OF the boldest crimes ever planned IN
the state Gaining access to the bank
one Sunday morning. he severed the
electric wires OF the elevator and drew
the ends from the shaft to the steel
back OF the vault. He rugged the wires
with an apparatus to burn the metal
and was surprised when returning that
night to complete the robbery to hndf
the police on guard. He left town and {
was not heard of for a few weeks until .
he was arrested at OrOville.
CAPTURED AFTER ROBBERY
He committed a robbery there and
eluded capture With the money he
obtained he went into debauches and 4
BETRAYED himself A town marshal 1
arrested him and the third term of im-a
prisonment followed conviction Pre-
vious 10 that sentence French had
served time at Folsom and at Colum-
bus. Ohio
on being released a few days ago {
the cracksman came TO Oakland and +
had been shadowed. Yesterday morn i
ing he ordered 10 pounds OF dynamits I
at the Pierce hardware store, and re-
turning last night Tor the explosive.
was arrested
In the possession OF the police is a
set of safe cracking tools left behind
by French at the California bank build
ing. They are OF excellent workman
ship. showing the handicraft OF the
maker.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
SANTA FE AGENTS ARE
WELCOMED TO GOLDFIELD
Chamber of Commerce Shows
the Sights to Visitors

GOLDFIELD. New. Feb. 21-Thirty-
five representatives of the Santa Fe
system of the California division pulled
into Goldfeld at midnight last night
on a special car to look over the Gold
field district.
The party was in charge OF Traffic
Manager W. L Alberger Of the TOnO-
pah and Tidewater railroad. division
of the Santa Fe.
a committee from the chamber OF
commerce meS the party and showed
them the sights This morning a halr
dozen automobiles, escorted by Cold
field citizens. took the visitors TO the
Consolidated mill and over the camp
The train left at 11.30 for the new
camp at Pioneer. on their return trip
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
SUICIDE WANTS MOTHER
TOLD AFTER FUNERAL
Note Is Found With Body of
Woman From San Francisco

GOLDFIELD. Nev. Feb 21--Juanita
Dean. an inmate of one OF the houses
of the redlight district. committed sui
eide early this morning through the
use OF poison.
She came 10 Goldfeld about six
months go from san Francisco
Indicating that she had contemplated
suicide. the following note was found
in her room. "If I am found dead, do
not notify my mother until after the
funeral
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-S3. 600: 2 cottages on l lot; 1 s
rooms the other rooms; lot 35K102 IT: an
ideal location; I02 IT. east of Shsttuck; must
be seen 10 be appreciated. For home or in
vestment- Apply TO owner. MRS. J. DIEHL.
1924 Mllvia St, Berkeley. Cal Phone Berke-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
THE san FRANCISCO CALL MONDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1eos


ABSTRACT OF TITLE INSURANCE
Title Insurance & Guaranty Co., $50 Montgomery
Alameda County Abstract Co, 426 10th. Oakland
CITY ABSTRACT CO., Inc, 81 City Hall av.
PACIFIC TITLE ms. CO.. 40 Montgomery.
STANDARD TITLE ms. CO.. Mills bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22

PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
lQ0. .0n0-D0wntDWn building.
50. .o00-Renrs 81. 500 per snnum
T5.000-Rents IS 400 per anuum-
ID so O0O-L0t Is 9NI37-6. inside.
d. S15 000-Reufs s.. 200 per annum.
Y r AMBROSE
=: 40 Chronicle bldg Phone Douglas z225.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore St
Desr Post
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22

AMER. NAT. BANK. Merchants Ez. bldg.
Anglo-Californian Bank, Ltd. Pine and Sansome-
BANK OF ITALY, cor. Montgomery and Clay.
BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO, 1921 Polk.
CR0CKER NATIONAL BANK, Crocker bldg
CENTRAL TRUST CO., Market and Sansome.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Montgomery & Post.
FIRST FEDERAL TRUST CO., Montgmy & Post
ERENCH-AMERIcAN BANK, 10S Suffer.
ITALiAN-AMERICAN BANK. Mntgy & CONNER
LONDoN-PARIS NAT. BANK. Sutter & Sansome
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Chronicle big
RUSS0-CHINESE BANK, 415 Montgomery.
5. z. NATIONAL BANK. Merchants Ex- bldg.
SWISS-AMERICAS BANK, 1882 Fillmore
UNION TRUST co. of S. F., Montgomery.
UNION STATE BANK, 89I Market.
WELLS-FARGo NEV. NAT. Bnk. Montgomery
YOKOHAMA SPECIE Rank Ltd 415 SanSome
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
BANKS AND TRUST coMPANIE

BANKERS
n. W. HALSEY & CO.. 424 CalIfornis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22

NEW house. large rooms. buffet kitchen, bath
and closets: modern; worth s.. 600:
price 81 600. including plano and some furni-
ture. 3 Prentis St. Fruitrale, l block from
FruItvale car, Just OF Davis ST.; owner leav-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22

MARKET St. I496-Furnshed room and board
IN private family, near Key Route and within
walking distance OF town
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

50 3oo-FoRCED SALE
This is your opportunity TO secure a home with
income in Fruitvale: / block OF the ave. I;
hne cor lot with modern shingled cottages:
sewer connections. gas and electric lights; one
Of these IS now being rented for SIS per mo. !;
II VIII pay you 10 investigate this; the price
IS cut 70 sell and must sell this week.
81, ,3e0-$5oo down; nothing ike this in Fruitvaie
for the money; new: rooms and base
ment; strictly up to date; street work
done; cement walks, sewer and gas; lot
32x150; all fenced.
g. .oo0-S350 down; lovely rooms: Just fin
isbed; corner lot; south 'front.' close to
Fruitvale aT.
CENTRAL REALTY CO.,
2TJ2 Fruftvala av
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
BIp oN a FRUITYALE LoT

7
20 feet front. highest point; all improvements:
on Footbin boulevard, IN SteInway terrace, on
Aqua Vista 81. OPP Railroad av., with trees On;
price S7l250; have paid S225 on the lot. but need
ready cash. so make me bid by Saturday, the
10th. S225 which / have paid. paying balance
al SO per month 10 owner: lot VIII go to highest
bidder. W. r. WEBB Republican Office Fres-
no Cal: tel. Main 220
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot, 39xii0 feet. near Oakland aT. car
line and short distance from Piedmont station;
near corner Of Howard ay. and Mace st. for
sale al a sacrifice: similar sized lots in same
block being held at Sl,365 and upward Will
sell this lot FOR Sl.150 on terms as follows:
$3.50 cash and balance in monthly payments
OF S25. including interest. Owner. box 444
Csil Office, San Francisco.
$3.50 balance as rent; new. modern cottage of 8
rooms. large entry hail. pantry. closets. en-
closed porch with stationary tubs; 10 minutes
walk TO local; blocks to carlines: sunny
side OF street; street work and sidewalk COM
piete' this is coy cottage and never occu-
$500. balance as rent: beautiful bungalow in
PIEDMONT hills; large rooms; convenient TO
car and Key Route
$3.50. balance TO suit: new house of rooms
On earline: street work and sidewalk complete.
These are but few of our bargains: let US
show them 70 you on SUNDAY or Monday.
LUTIRELL q Co. 1867 Broadway
7.T50-BeautifulIy furnished home; large LOT;
rooms: story and basement; inc. every
thing. piano. linen pictures. rugs; minutes
70 heart Of Oakland: 40 minutes TO Market St
No agents Box 3OOl- Call Office. Oakland
lsT av., east side. north of East 18th St
80 1-3 or 90 % by 1l0. ST5 per foot.
250 feet OF switch track frontage, SIC per
foot.
DU RAY SMITH. 1oi5 Broadway.
TERRACED lot on Perry ST. near Grand av: 5Ox
200 feet; excellent location for q fine home
SO per foot under market price For terms
address owner. box 3002. Gail office. Oakland
RENT payer, listen. 500 down. $50 per month
will buy a 81 400 room cottage; street work
sidewalks in. Address 1920 Broadway, Oakland
HOMES on monthly payments: banking interest:
We VIII build or buy you a home. Pacific
Home Building Co.. 952 Broadway. Oakland.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
FOR sale-S3. 600; cottages on 1 lot; l s
rooms. the other 3 rooms; lot 35x102 IT: an
ideal location; I02 IT. east of Shsttuck; must
be seen 10 be appreciated For home or in
vestment- Apply TO owner. MRS. J. DIEHL,
1924 MIlvia St, Berkeley. Cal. Phone Berke-
ley 1922
THE Oakland branch Of The Call is at z6s Elev-
enth St. near Broadway Phones Sunset OAK
land l0S3 Home A257
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22
WANT ADS
OsEASD ALAMEDA BtRaaIi FRUITVAIf

ROOMS AND BOARD-BerkeIey
FIRST CLASS board and room for businessman
IN private family; home privileges; near cars
and trains. 2444 Ashby, east Telegraph; phone
Berkeley 5fS5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-22

THE oakland branch Of The Call is at z6s Elev-
enth St. near Broadway Phones Sunset OAK
land lnS3 Home A25T
The Jasper news., 1909-05-20
N Neighborhood Talk.

Bill Johnston was visiting his old
friends in Dublin last week. He formerly
resided in Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lane made busi-
ness trip to Lamar Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell visited
with home folks at q. Il. Johnson's
Sunday.
Mrs. Abb Hyder and daughter, Ber-
tha, spent Friday afternoon at Hat.
fields.
Miss Josie Johnson is visiting with
friends and relatives in Carthage this
week.
Fishing is getting to be all the rage
nowadays.
Mrs. Wright and little daughter.
Ruth, called at Mrs. G. H. Johnson g
Friday evening.
RED WING.
The Jasper news., 1909-05-20
DEWEY

Rev. F. \. Gunner of Jasper will be-
gin a series of nightly services at Salem
church on Monday night, May "a.
Every body is urged to attend these
meetings.
Mrs. Turner has returned from
where she left her mother
very sick.
Mrs. Rotsch Kincaid's mother, Mrs.
VogeI, from Aurora, is visiting her.
Mr.. Walters who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Thoml sob, has returned to
Robinson, Ills.
Mrs. Busby entertained Sunday Mr..
Alexander and family. Mrs, Kincaid
entertained MIR. Estey and family and
MIR. and Mrs. Matthews.
Allen Kyle and family spent Sunday
with Otto Rotsch.
The silver medal was won by Mr..
Landers of Carthage at the w, @. T. u.
contest held at Mt. Moriah Saturday
night.
Mrs. Daniels entertained the w. g. L.
U. on Wednesday. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Estey, Wednesday
May 26lh.
Norval Wasson is spending the week
at Matthew'S.
MIR. John Virgins and Sam Vane
from Carthage spent Sunday with Mr..
Flowers.
Jim Boan is working for Mrs. Gaddis
again.
Miss Vanch Simmons and Miss Grace
Crum attended the Sunday school con-
ventlon at Pleasant View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney Sundayed al
Mrs Crums.
Mrs. Gaddis spent Thursday with
Mrs. Girton in Carthage.
The surveyors are out running the
line between Mrs. Gaddis' and Johr
Gaddis place.
Tom Goff spent two days at Oronogo
The Jasper news., 1909-05-20
ness of both Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pugh.

ness OF both Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Pugh.
Mrs. George Budd and little daughter,
Mary, have both been on the sick list,
but are better.
Mrs. Gordon Helms of Rialto, Calf,
is visiting friends and relatives in this
section.
Mrs. Chas. Livingston called on Mrs.
Paris Taylor Tuesday.
Miss May Wardlow with her uncle,
Allen Armstrong, was at Lamar Satur.
day.
Mrs. Henry Hurr, of Benton Harbor,
Mich, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Coiner Sun
day, also MIR. and Mrs. Austin OF Liber.
al.
Mr.. Budd is quite low at this writing,
with little hopes Of his recovery,
The Jasper news., 1909-05-20
BETHEL

Your correspondent will now en-
deavor to cheer few gloomy hearts by
writing some Of the happenings.
A number OF the people of the vicin-
ity anticipated that in changing the
hour of Sunday school from p. m. to
10 a. m. the attendance would be lessen
ed con siderably but it proved the op-
posite. The attendance was much
larger Sunday.
Chas. Gleason of N. Dakota, who has
been visiting his pgrents, Mr., and Mrs.
G. Q. Gleason, Of this neighborhood,
returned home Wednesday.
Nora Lawless returned Monday from
a weeks visit with friends east Of JAS
per.
The schools in and about this vicinity
who have employed their teachers are
Oakton, Miss Hope Shank; Rosebranch,
Miss Della Brous; Blue, Miss Nora
Lawless; Diamond, Miss Ruby Teter
Rocky Mound, Miss Nell Easements
DuvaI, John Connor.
We are expecting Vivian Costly to
make his bmonthy visit to this neigh
borhood Sunday.
Mabel Brous of this vicinity will
graduate from Lamar high school Fri
day evening.
Guy Arner says since he has got mud
on his new buggy he has to take Bob.
Bethel Sunday school appointed COM
mittees last Sunday to arrange pro-
gram for children's day Sunday evening,
June g..
A number from here are intending to
attend the commencement exercises at
Jasper and Lamar. The KID.
The Jasper news., 1909-05-20
C0RRESP 0 N DE N c E
ZION

Pearl and Ethel johnson we're shop.
ping in Carthage Saturday,
George Hay and VIM. Greenwood aud
families spent Sunday at D. H. Wamp.
ler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covert went to Webb
City Monday to see the formers sister,
who is suffering with cancer of the
eye.
Hazel and WilmeDta Coates OF near
Lakeside are visiting their grandmother, I,
Mrs. Radford,
Mines. Ballard and Schooler are in
Carthage this week helping care for
their father, Mr.. Harker. who was ser.
iously injured Thursday evening by
falling from a building where he was
working.
Mrs. Radford, and daughter and two
granddaughter spent Monday at
Wampler's.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis took dinner Sun
day at N. A. Mackey's.
Misses Minnie Sanford and Ethel
Earl and Messrs. Miller and Ernest
Maddox came up from Joplin and spent
Sunday with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Nj. Sanford.
James Covert, Lewis Decater and Guy
Noel came up from Webb City on their
Uhaals Sunday and palle6 on the for.
mer's uncle, G. A. Covert.
The Jasper news., 1909-05-20
DIAMOND
Pugh is reported no better.

VIM. Pugh is reported no better.
Mr. Bud is very low now.
Mrs. Maud Roger was visiting at
Frank Woods Sunday.
Chas, Wood was visiting in this neigh
borhood Sunday.
Frank Crabtree is working at Mr.,
GuIick's.
Mr.. Deniston is on the sick list.
Frank Wood was sowing miIet Mon
day,
Cultivating corn is the work of to day.
Fay Heartley was visiting Charley
Hane Sunday.
JOHNNY.
The Jasper news., 1909-05-20
BLUE

VIM. Mevius and wife took dinner at
John Coiner's Sunday.
II you think Don Johnston and Err.
nest MENUS can't ride young mules,
just ask Green Livingston.
We are sorry to hear OF the serious ill.,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
opment in oregon and Idaho. %

opment in Oregon and Idaho.''
Hon. A. L. Freehafer, state senator
from Washington county, Washington
county; its resources and possibili-
ties"
Mr.. Reilly Atkinson, secretary
League of Southern Idaho CONNER
cial clubs, Boise, Idaho, "The work of
the league"
Mr.. c. M. Hill, president League of
Southern Idaho Commercial clubs,
Twin Falls, Idaho, What we are try
ing to do"
Mr.. G. A. Hurley, Vale, Ore, "The
Wealth of Central Oregon"
Miss Estelle Riddle, editor of the
Ontario Optimist, Ontario, Ore,
Women Boosters"
Hon. Joseph P. Fallon, commission
er of immigration for Idaho, THE Up
building of Idaho"
Hon. Geo. w. ShelIenburger, Boise,
Ida, "State-aided railroads.
Col. G. q. s. Wood, Portland, Ore,
The Railroad Situation in Southern
Idaho and Oregon"
A member of the Portland Chamber
of Commerce, "The Railroad Situation
from the Standpoint of Business In
terests."
The program will be intersperced
with music and other entertaining
and attractive features. Sessions will
be held Friday and Saturday at the
Wheaton theater, one of the finest
buildings of its kind In the West, and
the Saturday evening session, which
will be short, will be followed by
banquet at the |. o. o. f. hall, fur
nished by the ladies of the Outlook
club, of Weiser.
Visitors from out of town will be
taken in automobiles and buggies and
shown the points of interest in and
around the city, and on Sunday, May
I'd, the p. & |. N. railway will run
an excursion to Evergreen, which is
rendered to the visitors from other
communities by Col. q. M. Heigho.
vice president and general manager
of the Pacific & Idaho Northern Rail-
way, in conjunction with the Weiser
Commercial club.
the handsome new quarters of the
Weiser Commercial club have been en-
tlrely renovated and equipped with
suitable furnishings, and will be
thrown open to visitors during the
sessions of the congress. Col. Heigho.
chairman of the executive committee
having the matter in charge, is earnest
in urging every community, great and
small, In southern Idaho and southern
Oregon, which is interested In the de-
of this part of the country,
to send strong delegations to this con-
gress, and everything indicates that
visitors will be given the time of
their lives"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
COLLEGE STUDENTS HOLD
ROUSING RALLY THURSDAY
(Contlnned from Frst Pagel

siasm manifested by the citizens in
general and the students in particu-
lar. He said that if his people doubted
his word when he returned home they
would send some of their boys and
girls to the College of Idaho and let
them get the Caldwell spirit.
Charley Doan predicted that the
necessary amount would be secured
and he spoke from experience, as he
was one of the committee to raise the
first $4,000. The speaker credited
the personality of Dr. Boone and his
able assistants with being largely re-
sponsible for the success SO far OBJ
tanning to their efforts.
Mr.. M. B. Gwinn was discovered in
the audience and was called on. Mon
tie is a good booster but not much
on. speechmaking. His sister can beat
him all hollow. But his remarks were
to inspire confidence and
1t Is a two to one bet that If the COM
mittee are few hundred shy at the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
ALL ABOARD FOR WEIsER.
Big Caldwell Delegation to be Present.
Weiser Promises Fine Enter
tainment.

The Oregon-Idaho Development
congress to be held at Weiser on April
80, May and 2, promises to be the
biggest affair of its kind ever held in
southern Idaho. The Oregon Short
Line railroad has authorized an open
rate of two cents a mile in each d.
rectioR from all o. s. L. stations to
Weiser and return, tickets from sta
lions east of Nampa good going April
10Th and 30th, and tickets from Boise
to Huntington, inclusive, April 18th,
Both, and May LIST, return limit of
tickets May Sd, 1909.
The program is not yet completed,
but the following list includes those
who have thus far accepted invitations
to address the congress
DR.. j. r. Numbers, mayor of Wei
ser, address of welcome.
Hon. James H. Brady, governor of
Idaho.
Hon. ]. II. Richards, Of Boise. Ida.
Mr.. Addison Bennett, of Portland,
Ore, Central Oregon and Coos Bay
Col. q. Hofer, Salem, Ore, "Devel-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
j. A. DEMENT,.
ERWIN WIsNER.
Work of the Commissioners.

WORK OF the Commissioners.
The commissioners have transacted
large volume of business ana are
not near through yet. On the petition
of r. M. White and others road dis
trict No. a was divided and B. D. Nc
Intire was appointed road oyerseer.
Howard Sebree and Louis Vealy
were granted rebate on taxes which
had been enormously assessed. The
former $S5 and the latter $17.2O. The
official bond of A. L. Gowen for JUS
tice of the east Nampa precinct was
approved.
q. H. Wickersham was appointed
road overseer for district No. 80. The
bond for Charles Hazeltine for road
overseer was accepted. On the Pc
tition of ]. ]. Bennett, a road was
granted in district No. 20. The board
ordered that the distractions placed
in the Willow creek road by w. H. and
e. H. Terwilager and Harry Shrop-
shire be removed. The county attor-
ney was instructed to commence pro-
ceedings at once.
The petition of v. d. Hannah and
others for herd district was grant
ed. The petition of G. H. Harris and
others for road district was laid
over until the July meeting of the
board. The directors of school dis
tricts ID and 81 were granted permits
sion to transfer $24O and $42O re-
spectively, from their bond fund into
their general fund. The petition of
John Martin to have portion of
Canyon county annexed to school dis
triet in Boise county was granted.
The petition of Walter Mattison and
others for the establishment of school
district No. DO was granted as was
also the petition of D. p. Crother for
the establishment OF school district
No. %, and that OF G. A. Rose for
the formation of district No. SO. q. L.
Montgomery petitloned the board for
a school district No As, this district
Is formed out of portion Of district
No. b. The commissioners appointed
J. b. Fisher, George Stewart, and Pc
ter Albert directors for district No. II.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
Notice Of Dissolution of partnership.

Notice is hereby given to all whom
1t may concern. that the partnership
heretofore existing between ]. A. De-
ment and Erwin Wisner, under the
firm name of Dement, & Wlsner, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
J. A. Dement, has bought the business,
and he will assume all indebtedness
and obligations that may exist against
the firm.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24

final roundup, that Monte viii for
the third time, drop bundle in the
box.
Never in the history of Caldwell has
there been such a supreme and united
effort made to accomplish an object
as is now being made. There is not
a man, woman or child but is doing
everything in their power to assure
the permanency of the college and
thus make Caldwell the educational
center of the state.
The following are approximately the
figures as the fund now stands, less
the amount secured since Tuesday of
this week:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
For Sale.

Gasoline motor boat All steel body,
can't sink, Allied with air chambers;
seats 2 people, 7h H. P. Auto Ferro
Marine engine, speed 1915 miles per
hour. cheap.-Inquire Tribune ONCE
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24

Dated at Caldwell, this 21st day of
April, 1909.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-24
ALFALFA SEED FOR SALE.

at ranch miles northwest of Cald-
WelI.-~R. n Smith. Bell phone No.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-22
SAM HOP EQR HILQ

The steamer Mauna Kea which left
at noon for Hilo took no Honolulu
athletes to participate in the New
Years Day races, with the exception
of Sam Hop; and not single race
horse.
Sam Hop intends TO take part in the
Hilo Marathon over a distance of fif-
teen miles to be run on the track at
Hoolulu Para on January l. He states
that he can stay the distance and that
he expects All Hook a part-Chinese
runner, to be his most dangerous OPP
nent.
Sam Hop has also contracted with
Bernard Kahaulelio to box ten rounds
under the latter's auspices with a Hilo
lightweight, name unstated but sup
posed to be Kid Reynolds.
So it has come to pass that Sam Hop
will be the proud representative OF
metropolitan athletics in Hilo on the
Festive First