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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-02-20
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Particulars.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-02-20

Upon presentation at my office at
the Caldwell Commercial Bank, on or
after Feb. 9Th, 1909, I will pay Gener-
al Warrants, to and including No. 60,
dated Aug. Sd, 1908.
Road Warrants to and including No.
so, dated Oct. 9Th, 1908.
Signed: NELLIE ]. WILLIAMS.
1920. Treasurer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14
THURSDAY. JAN. a. 1909.
COOPERATION OUR HOPE.

Go. operation IS the Kew 70 Sue
cess. Without It Williamsburg Will
neither grow nor prosper" These
words are as absolutely true as the
statement that in union there IS
strength. In all the years OF It's
history Williamsburg never needed
the hearty cooperation of the busi-
ness interests more than il does al
this moment.
We have passed the experimental
sage and have come 70 that point
where i means move forward peg
CT TWO or drop back great many.
,cr i IS always easier 70 roll down
2 hill than climb Up. We are on the
brow Of the hill 70 real growth and
a promising future. A suong pull.
z combined effort OF al cur inter
es,s VIII place the town firmly OF
the summit. A moments reiaxs-
ton Of our energies. a pause 10 lock
backward may preoipitate rs 10 the
depths from which We have only
F ext-icate6 ourselves after wears of
unoeasirg toll
Cooperation IS lot socialism. il
IS the pooling ola peoples interests.
We can co nothing as individuals,
: but acting as a unit the Poss.bilite:
r Tor good are unlimited. We mus
/, first find out 70 what ends we shai
cooperate.
Williamsburg and the surrounding
counties are inte-cependent. Tn
- growth Of our agricultural interests
the development OF the soil. the GU
tvaton OF paying crops. are as @
great vital importance 10 the peopl
OF this city as 10 the farmers them
4 selves. On the other hand. the me-
terisi growth and prosperity Of WI
s hansburg are as important 70 II
i people OF the counties as 70 Us VII
4 i've here. Better schools and CO
leges. better markets. better store
and higher social order in WI
lisnsbuTg are OF as much impo
lance 10 the farmer as 10 the res
dents Of the city.
Unfortunately our Board Of Trsc
IS dead. But the present City Coul
eli seems 10 have progressive mat
rial IN il. Il can serve a double pu
pose. make our laws IS well as 81
gest ideas around which we can "a
ly and work for the common goo
As town we must study the int
ests OF cur neighbOTs in York al
James City. we can ascertain IN,
wants and supply them. From
they can gather information helpt
10 them in supplying our needs.
Let Us have genuine co-operati
between the City Council and boar
Of supervisors OF the surround
counties. II these official bod
cooperate we believe the people
man will. stand firm for grow
and prosperity of the Peninsula.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

Several Of the most prominent
citizens of Williamsburg and vicin-
ity have voluntarily and cheerfullv
testified to the fact. that A. d. 5.
COUGH REMEDY is the best
thing Of IT'S kind ever used by them.
Try-a 2Sc. bottle and be convinced
Jas. II. Stone. Druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14
immigration in 1903.

This promises 70 be great year
for immigration to Virginia. If the
people among whom immigrants 90
have ordinary common sense and
good feeling. immigration. like a
ball. increases and gathers
strength Of its own weight, State
Commissioner Koiner has been act
i've and reasonably successful. So
far as our information goes. most OF
the immigrants who have come in
have done well. One satisfied fam
ly o. new corners is the best and
most practical advertisement posi-
ole because il attracts others. Prob
ab,v the worst obstacle 70 a rapid
inflow OF immigrants is the country
roads. The activity and spirit OF
enterprise OF which we see evidence
IN so many Virginia counties promi-
ses that this Will be corrected. A
good road in process OF making IS a
great attraction 70 the immigrant be
/ cause It gives him promise not only
/ Of an easy route 10 his market but
I Of increase in the value Of the prop
eTty ne buys
The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road Company IS in active cooper
ation with the State authorities and
with other roads and organizations
working for immigration AS has
F been told in our local columns. Il
has brought 70 Virginia hundreds Of
immigrants who have purchased land
along its lines. It's pamphlet "Oic
Virginia" is one Of the most attract
We and alluring of lis kind ever IS
sued and has been scattered widely
through the West and Northwest.
This road deserves the thanks of the
entire State for its intelligent enter
u-ise and active efforts along TIL:
Inc.
Nov. If the people Of Virgins
generally viii oo-operate with tn,
. STATE and the railroads. and with ;ht
attractions nature has given Virginia
10 We VIII have mighty rush of in
migrants Of the most desirable kind
new. intelligent and industrious pee
= pie coming in here 10 help Us Gevel
a ,op cur resources and 20 increase on
wealth and prosperity II the firs
, place. tn good roads movemer
Should not be allowed 10 iae a nc
ment To the contrary, il shoul
- be pushed with all the power Of put
= lie sentiment and the press II II
- second place. every Virginia ma
. and woman should keep il always
" his or her mind that no more valu
' bic service can be done the Sta
ust now than 10 make a family
= new comers feel a. home and 10 he
-0 i 10 prosper and be contente
- / Wherever ar immigrant settles Z
- people OF the neighborhood shou
- make It their business 10 we.cor
&c him cordially and 10 aid him in {
w. cry way possible and every effort
e gouee him in small or large trai
80 actions should be promptly a
L4C e.e-~',, -a1,,,lre~ -NevrrT esIer
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AnvPRrIsING RATES.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14
Postponed.

The Japanese Tea" advertised
for Friday night in Mr.. ST Johns
store. on account of illness of Mr.
ST John. has been postponed.
Mrs. A. Brooks. Pres.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

Unless the City Council upholds
the hands Of the sanitary officer il
will be impossible 20 improve the
sInitsry condition Of the town. II
is 50 important that the health Of
the community be placed first that
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

James Jones. a colored man living
at Lightfoot station. lost his house
by fire last Thursday. None of the
household goods was saved.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

cures made Dy Dr.
Klmer swamp
Root. the great kid
ucv, liver and blad-
der remedy.
lis the great med
ical triumph Of the
nineteenth century ;
q scovere .lafteryears
az scientific research
by Or. kiliuer, the
eminent kidney and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

The Richmond papers never
speak OF funk" they use the
word "flume" now. 1t is so much
stronger.
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address 10 DR.. Kilmer
& Co, Binghamton,
n. Y. The regular
lfty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

il should be unnecessary 70 lay our
deficiencies bare in the public press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

Il is the Big Stick" against
Pitchfork" now. Lay on Mac
duff. "
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14
FXpTRATlONS

Entered at the-postof6ce IN Williams
burg as second class -aii-usttcr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-14
DO YOU GET UP
WITH a LAME BACK ?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 70 know OF the wonderful
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
MEXICO CITY TURNS OUT
TO LIONIZE PATHFINDERS
Long Run Is Ended at Last and
Piueky Crew Of Detroit Car Re-
celxes a Rousino Welcome.

MEXICO CITY, June 4.-The Chal
mers-D Detroit go" scout car for the
fiag-to-fiag endurance run. pushed It's
way through the quaint. sunny streets
Of Mexico City at noon yesterday.
This car has performed feat In au-
tomobile history. 1t has covered a to-
tal mileage OF over 2.400 miles, prac-
tically all OF which was the hardest
kind OF going. In 25 days running with
eight days lay-over.
There was string OF about 20 cars
behind the Chalmers-Detroit 80
when Ii proceeded down the principal
street. pulled up before the palace and
received the welcoming words OF Pres
ident Diaz.
The next few days will be full ones
for the Pathfnding crew. The same
Mexican hospitality. which they chad
found along the way, is personified In
the Mexican capital. Following the
triumphal parade through the city
they had dinner at the Hotel Geneve
They will attend a ball In their honor
at the Geneve Saturday night and
have dinner at the Country club Sat
urday evening.
The Mexicans have arranged a bull
| fight to take place on Sunday with
the Pathfinders as honored guests.
The Pathfinders pay great tribute e
the warm-hearted hospitality OF the
Mexican people.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
IN A SWIMMING DUEL
Representatives, Of ohio Town at Lo-
cal Y. N. c. A. Saturday Evening
in Diversified Program.

On Saturday evening az S o'clock
the "" boys will have a harder team
TO defeat than the Toledo eight OF q
week ago. The Cleveland boys have
some very fast and strong swimmers
among their number, as a result OF the
city Of Cleveland establishing public
swimming pools under competent in
structors. The ladies will be admit
ted 10 see the contest and will be
promised better ventilation than at
last weeks contest. Instructor Cor.
san will give his last exhibition. and
In addition will give demonstration
OF lifesaving. finishing by swimming
$50 feet with his hands and feet tied.
Following Is the program-Plunge
for distance: 50-yard dash; pic-a-back
wrestling contest; 80 yards on back;
lifesaving race: IS yards. three-style
race: egg and spoon race; neat and
fancy diving; water polo.
Two men will represent each city.
The wrestling and the water polo will
not be counted in the points.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
ILL THAT'S DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT.
MANAGER OF GREAT FIGHTERS,
"PARSON" DAVIES IS DYING

Park Davies, one OF the most unique
figures in>the history OF sport. is dying
at the home OF his sister. in Chicago
About six weeks ago Davies was In
New Orleans Men VINO had known
him yor years watched him hobble
about the corridors OF the st. Charles
In hopeless sort OF a way and sighed.
remembering what he had been.
IL his day Davies managed John l..
Sullivan. Jake Kilrain. Peter Jackson.
Jack Dempsey. Jack Burke and Jim
Hall. who fought Bob Fitzsimmons for
the largest sum ever battled for In "A
ring. $4,000. Davies managed others.
but they were not great, simply be-
cause they didn't have greatness In
them II IL had been there he would
have brought IL out
Davies was one OF the 6rst 10 recog-
nize Jeffries. Before the big fellow
was champion the "Parson" said:
"Jeffries is the greatest lighting ma
chine the world has ever known"
Davies never told his age. but he Is
about 90. He was born In Ireland
and saw his first fight In Killarney.
With s25> OF his fathers money he bet
on the man who won, and from thai
day was a figure in the ring game.
Leading a life OF stirring adventures.
Davies loved the game and played II
well. He loved the thrill OF changing
pulse and heart heats.
To publishers who wanted to mar
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Willett's two hits and Craw-
ford's homer enabled the Tigers TO
trim Boston. Steele being batted
out of the box.
or the IL hits secured by the
Tigers at Boston. one fell TO the
lot Of every member Of the team.
Crawford aud Willett got two.
The Athletics used l6 and the
Sox l3 players yesterday. the lat
ter proving victorious 0 TO 8.
Eight pitchers saw use.
Harry Davis, the Athletics cap
tain. got four hits out OF five
times up in the Philadelphia game.
Waddell hurt his arm at New
York and the Yankees batted
Powell hard In the closing stages.
winning out. Z TO 9 for Brockett
and Warhop.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
TIPS
PIRATES TO WIN
St. Louis Expert Thinks They'll Be
National Leagues Representatives
In Worlds Championships.
BY n. w, IANIGAN.

PITTSBURG. June Sit looks like
Pittsburg's pennant.
Fred Clarke is directing the great
est team he has ever had. Further
more. he has IL In the pink OF trim
Looking back on what happened a
year ago. the Pirates would probably
have landed on top IL either Billy
Abstein or Johnny Miller was on the
team.
This season the two are on duty
and judging by the work they have
done TO date they are the two best
young performers In the game Clarke
got good break, break that is al
most bound TO win for him, when
King quit the Cubs and when McGraw
traded Bresnahan TO ST. Louis and lost
Donlin.
The Pirates must be a corking good
team. for haven't they won seven out
OF eight from the Cubs this campaign
The lone Chicago victory came in the
eleventh inning. And aren't they out
In the lead by over 100 points?
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
PULLIAM WILL RETURN.
National League Masnates Get To
aether for Purpose Of Asking Him.

CINCINNATI. o., June 4.-Harry
Pulliam VINO was given a leave oil
absence from the active daties OF the
presidency OF the National league sew
eral months ago. will undoubtedly be
recalled before the close OF the day
The National league club owners gath
cred In Cincinnati for that purpose to
day
President Brush. of the New
York club, and Murphy. OF the Chi
cago club, recently declared they
would not vote for him again. but II
is thought Murphy will change his
mind and that Pulliam will again d.
rect the affairs OF the league.
The National League board or ar
bitration will also act on the protests
OF the Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs.
Both claim they lost games to Pitts
burg through mistakes by umpires.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
yNanufacturers League Games.

N Manufacturers league games for
1nturday, June 5. are scheduled as
Io1lows.
n Kemiweld Can Co. vs.. Hayes Mfg
~. Kemiweld grounds; Jim Brandon
3mpire: Leo Callihan. scorer.
" Bnrroughs Adding Machine Co. vs.
|8fay Motor Co., Burroughs park; NJ
Myers, umpire; Sayers. scorer.
EMF Co. VS.. American Lady Cor
II Co., EMF grounds; e. BRIGHTER
|hmpire; w. b. Allen, scorer.
81 Detroit Lubricator Co. VS.. Burnham
Ufoepel & Co., Fort and Waterman
mo. Roach. umpire; Ed. Henderson
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
OF the other American league clubs
that Gessler remains on the bench.
WlIlett's Modest Hope.

that Gessler remains on the bench.
Wlllett's Modest Hope.
Tho fact should not be lost sight OF
that Willett's bat played a most I'M
portant part In the days proceedings
While he did not Wichita" any over
the barrier. his two hits drove In as
many runs for his side, and two was
the margin by which he won his game
To follow out precedent, Edgar
should today be wearing his baseball
uniform to breakfast. That is what
ne did on the spring trip the day az
ter he took his worlds record OF two
home runs with the bases full. at any
rate.
When congratulated on his remark
able performance the next day Willett
modestly expressed the hope that he
might raise his batting average a bit
this year.
II hit .164 last year" said the pride
Of the Kansas wheat fields; II believe
ought TO hit as good as IFS this
year"
Up to date willett has proven even
more Of a demon than that with the
sapling. On both his last times out 1t
has been his bat that has larruped in
the winning run for his side.
George Mullin must give heed TO
his knitting or his title as the Tiges'
premier batting pitcher will be In dan
ger.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
Autos Must Hump.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June Alive au.
<omobiles in the ocean-to-ocean race
nfarted on their long hard drive to To-
7 1edo. Ohio. this morning. To check
a at Toledo with perfect scores 1t will
Be necessary to travel Is hours at 20
miles an hour.
Tho cars left New York Tuesday
Afternoon for the 1000 mile run which
ends at the Alaska Yukon-Paciic ex-
position grounds on Puget sound.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
s,ilI FussInq With Young corbett.

NEW YORK, June At was an
nounced today that II Young Corbett
wins a decisive victory over Sammy
Smith before the Fairmont club to-
night he will be matched in San Fran
cisco TO meet the winner OF the Leach
Cross-Dick Hyland bout. Corbett will
enter the ring at 1873 pounds tonight.
rather a contrast TO the ITS he weigh
ed when he began trying TO come
back" some months ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
AFTER MEET WITH
F0UR-MAM TEAM
D. U. S. Will Send Only Its Relay
Team to Stages Big Chicago In
terscholastic Affair, Saturday. /

Five members of the Detroit UNI
versity school track team are OF for
Chicago. where they will compete Tor
the championship OF the annual big
University OF Chicago interscholastic
meet
The bunch includes the relay team.
composed OF William and John Spie-
gel. Tuomey and Schlee, who will
probably run In the mile ind possibly
the half
The Spiegels will enter both the
dashes, and II Ia the forlorA hope that
their victories In these events Will
raise the total OF points 10, ID. U. 5.
TO a stage where II the other honors
are we'll split up among the Chicago
schools, ID. u. s. may have a chance
TO win out.
The ID. U. s. track team he'd meet.
ing Thursday evening at which John
Spiegel was elected captain for 1910.
thus settling any possible doubt re-
garding his return 70 school.
william Spiegel. the present cap
tain OF the team, will be running his
last race for ID. u. s. on Saturday.
He has decided TO attend Cornell next
year where he should prove Of ma
terial assistance In intercollegiate
athletics. as he has repeatedly shown
his ability 10 come very close 70 ten
seconds for the 100. as a scho,lboy.
The Chicago competitions will close
an unusually prosperous year for ath'
letlcs at u. u. s.. in spite OF the fact
that the team was small one and
was forced 10 rely on its few stars
for most OF It's points. The brightest
feat OF the team was It's overwhelm-
ing victory over the eastern and mid
dle-western schools In the Corneli IN
terscholastic meet. II did not CON-
pete In the Michigan interscholasic
at Ann Arbor.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
sBatted for Cicotte in ninth.

TWo-base hits-Hooper, Schmidt.
ckree-base hit--Madden. Home run
fawford Hits-On Steele. s in 6 Ia
n01ngs. on Cicotte. . in 2 "a innings.
ncridce hit--Lord. Sacrifice fly
16nidt. Stolen bases-Lord 2. Niles.
6riarty. Thoney 3, Wagner. Cobb.
}nuble plays--Lord and Wolter; Tho
Niles. Lord and Wagner. Left on
61os-- Boston T. Detroit 5. First base
ba1ls-On Steele 2, of willett 3, Off
'n0tte 4. First base on errors-De-
<r6lt 3. Hit by pitched ball-By Will
6<k Speaker. Struck out-By Steele
6y Willett 2. Wild pitch--Willett
1me--2:05. Umpires-Kerin and
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
SpaIdInas Are Busy.

The Spalding baseball team will
play Assumption college at Sandwich
on Saturday and on Sunday will cross
bats with the Delray Athletics at the
latter's grounds, Dix and Livernois.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Results.

Yesterday. Results.
Flint s. Jackson 2.
Lansing s. Adrian 4.
Bay Citg 2. Saginaw I Go innings).
Kalamazoo 10. Battle Creek 4.
Todsy's Games.
Bay City at Saginaw.
Lansing at Adrian.
Jackson at Flint.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
Poor Danzlo Can't Sprint.

BOSTON, Mass. June 4.-HaroN
Danzig, the extra first baseman. the
Red Sox management secured from
Portland. Oregon. last fall. is slated
for a release 10 st. Paul. After VOL
ter's star showing at first base. Man.
agen Lake today decided that he would
not need the Pacific coast youngster
this season and has notified st. Paul
owners that IL they want Danzig now
all they have to do is to say the word.
Danzig will probably be turned over
to complete the purchase OF VOTERS.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04

The Cubs raised their nag and beat
Philadelphia In IL innings. In which
respect they had X on saginaw, that
celebrated It's flag day by losing to
Bay City In 10.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
Sporting Notes

DuRerin park, Toronto's outlaw track,
plans a 60-day meeting this year.
>
OHvet claims the Brackett cup for
state college baseball teams but has
still to play Alma.
He ruinger and Cutcher wrestIe to-
night at Bradshaw's in bout slated
to close the local season.
wagner's terrific batting won for Pitts
burg again yesterday. The German
IL surely the King OF all players this
year.
In q recent game mt Dubuque, CIaud
Stark. OF Detroit, got three doubles
of the pitching OF Guetney also a
Detroiter.
Oltvet IL, AIma y, HiIisda1e and Albion
each We're the results OF the open
Ing clash In the annual Michigan in
tercollegiate.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04

Jimmy Burns IL doink well at the fair
grounds with Dan X. that has
always been fast but bad breaker.
He beat Octoo a half in l.03 yester-
day
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg Q, Boston 8.
Cincinnati 6. Brooklyn =.
Chicago 4. Phillies t12 inningsL
Today's Games.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn mt Cincinnati
A. Phiilies az Chicago. -6l -
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04
Masonic League Games.

The following games will be played
In the Masonic league, June ):
Palestine vs.. Detroit. $3.50 D. m. y.
A. c. grounds. Frank Bischon,
scorer.
Union VS. City OF Straits. diamond
No. /. AIS p. m, Clark park. Harry
Redmond, scorer. -
Zion VS. Ashlar. diamond No. s. 1870
p. m. Belle Isle. Jordan. scorer.
Kilwinning VS.. Friendship, diamond
No. 2, Atkinson park, 415 p. m. John
Bischoff. scorer.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-04

ket the story OF his life the "Parson"
Invariably said: After I'm dead you
can write that. II will be time enough
then. My story is not concluded while
I am living"