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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04
Estray Notice

A yearling bay olt, branded -
P" on the leit Found on
The sam l'c4isON lalcn. owner
can nave same by pay lag Tor this
notice and for its keeping.
st HARRY PEARSON.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04

son .Als wees 0ls-n.v-d partnership
MIR. Nicholson buying out Mr.
Fitzpatrick's interest. Mr.. Nichol-
son will continue in the business
All bills owing to them or against
them will be receipted or paid
jointly. JAS. FITZPATRICK.
THos. NICHOLSON.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04

decorative. Test e. fs
rovement Will prompt. --sT.
sold by All Dealers.
'z-Coughs that are tight get
Quick and certain help from 5Aoop's
Cough Remedy. On this account druggists
everywhere are favoring Dr. Shops Cough
Remedy. The tender leaves a harmless
lung-healing mountainous shrub give to Or.
Shops Cough Remedy its curative properties.
Those leaves have the power to cam the most
distressing Cough and to soothe, and heal the
most sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers
should for safety's sake, always demand Dr..
Shops 1t can with perfect freedom be given
to even the youngest bebes. Test it and seel
Sold By All Dealers.
--Pfeventics the new Candy Cold Cure Tab
lets, are said by druggists to have four special
specific advantages over all other remedies
for cold First they contain no ouinine. moth
Ing harsh o. siaaellay second they give al
BOX fs Pre-
feverIsh
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04
HARRY PEARSON.

The old fashioned way of dosing weak
stomach, or stimulating the Heart or Kidneys
S all wrong. Dr. shoop first pointed out this
error. This why his prescription DR.. shoop
restorative IS dir-esed entirely the Cause Of
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04

14-e 10 ~as.sners
IL bills debtor TO the Bonn !
N-t e Light Co. must be ps.
d. 9Th Of each Moth or scr
v',t ufne3 oi aao 81
chalf-l foA tuning o. s4ae As4
Il. A. Gale. Manas !
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04

Gals as S D. I4yior aud James H.
Wallis, then there is good ground
for the Eastern Idaho Press club
10 haboring q sort of dream Of
of making other selections. -Poca-
tello Tribune
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04
Get Well First
Don't risk eUera a penny-until health
first returns

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Ut Ut = 'SIs e00'' y FS''''S
fS'St Teo'"f'o'
And mean icsr exactly Int.
am the one phyaClan Wlc says Co the sick
will out u D. = own polfo1 par or your meoi-
cine II il fails to bring you heipN
And for 20 years DR.. Shops medicines have
been used and recommended In every city and
hamlet in America They are positively stand
Ard in every communicated everywhere,
Then why pay lne easn an9 T.. ,s oqii cnss io'
Thousands upon thousands nave IN the past
s1ecessluny useo ~ oS ~ eaTf or KID
new nerves fail. these sick ones know how quickly
S;i'sa :;:59 Sss IS e 81
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04

Ranch on X. V. Ry. 100 acre.,
good spring, bearing orchard. Big
snap. X. ,. MchAE,
e 1921 18th Ave., Spokane.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-04

is making an Ell &c
to the campaigu seer ne
was little known ia Jul -l.n Of
the state but, since ne Las taken
over the reins of office ne is getting
acquainted through the pursuit of
the policy of square deal to all.
No man can ask more of publ,
official. What is true of Mr.. Taylor
is true of "Jim" Wallis. The latter
is making some enimies, through
his rigid enforcement Of the state
pure food law, but these erimies
are among class of violators of
the law to cali whom enemies is
81 ln III can be said
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
WIDOW DEMANDS
HER SONS MONEY
Mrs. Josephine Bright Accuses
E. j. Rice and Mae Hide
brandt of Embezzlement

OAKLAND, Dec. 10.-Accusations of
embezzlement We're made today by Mrs
Josephine Bright. widow of the late Dr.
Henri Bright. against Mae Hildebrandt.
formerly a nurse in Doctor Bright's
employ, and against E. j. Rice. Mrs.
Bright accuses them of keeping 81 1000
that belongs to her son. Voltaire
Bright. a boy 13 years of age. of whom
she has been appointed guardian.
The accusations were in a petition
Tor a citation ordering the nurse and
Rice to appear in court and show cause
why they should not deliver the money.
According to the petition Voltaire
Bright had the money in the bank Oc-
tober IA and was induced by Mae
H1ldebrandt TO draw il out and let her
take 1T. She placed il in safe deposit
box and now refuses to give il back
Another petition was filed today by
Mrs. Bright in which she accuses the
nurse and Rice of keeping all of Doctor
Bright's personal effects and refusing z
TO account for them
Doctor Bright died October II and his
death was the signal for contest be-
tween Mae Hildebrandt and Mrs
Bright over the custody of his remains
Alleging that Josephine Bright was not
the true and lawful wife of Doctor
Bright, the nurse refused to permit her
TO take charge of the body TO bury it.
Legal proceedings were instituted and
the body was ordered delivered to Mrs.
Bright.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TO
OCCUPY NEW QUARTERS
Thayer Building to Be Home of
Philanthropy

OAKLAND. Dec 10.-Early in the
new year the Woman's exchange of
Oakland will take possession of the
handsome quarters which are being
fitted up for them in the new Thayer
building at Fourteenth and Jefferson
streets
In their new location the local
branch will have the best equipped and
most complete quarters of any ex-
change in the west and will be better
able to offer employment to the large
corps of wage earning women who
depend on it for their livelihood. A
big cement basement will be an added
convenience which never before has
been enjoyed by the Oakland society
A large number of the socially prom
inent women have devoted their en-
ergies to making the local exchange
successful in answering the demands
of the public and in offering an oppor-
tunity of work to the women of the
bay cities. The Christmas sales this
year have been attracting considerable
attention by the exquisite novelties
which are being shown.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
TENDER FAREWELL TO
BERKELEY PASTOR
Musicale and Reception Held
for DIR. |. N. McCash

BERK ELEY, Dec. 1o.-with music
and speeches, a farewell reception
was given Rev. i. n. McCash, retiring
pastor Of the First Christian church.
in the church parlors tonight Promi-
nent clergy of the city, businessmen.
members of the congregation and 9TH
ers attended the reception The speak
ers were: II. ID. McAneny, representing
the church; Secretary i. A. Jackson OF
the Y. NJ. c., A., representing the city.
and Rev. j. A. 3. Fry. representing
the ministerial union of the bay cities.
The evening was marked by the rem
dition of a musical program under the
direction of Mrs. c. a. Meek and in
cluded a group of songs and a piano
solo, played by Miss Alva Haight.
The committee in charge of the fare
well reception consisted of William
Meyers, chairman; Mrs. r. A. Berry.
Mrs. j. n. Waters, Mrs. C. A. Meek and
j. r. Leonard
McCash will leave December Is to
assume the secretaryship of the board
of foreign missions of the church, with
headquarters at Cincinnati, o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Home Builders Keep Busy

ALAMEDA, Dec. 10.-The building OF
artistic and elaborate dwellings, con-
tinues here despite the wet weather.
Ground was broken this week for a
large residence for Joseph Durney TO be
erected at the corner of Dayton avenue
and Paru street, in the fashionable
south side.
George II. Tyson has had plans drawn
for a handsome home to be built in
the west side of sherman street near
the bay. The permit was issued by the
building inspector today. p. p Frost
is the contractor. It will be a two
story structure and viii contain nine
rooms. II will cost about s5.137.
George ". Emmons and other prop
erty owners near the south end OF
Union street are having a large con-
crete sea wall built some distance from
the mainland. When this is completed
dredger viii fill in behind the wall
with sand and slicken and the made
area win be beautified and used as an
addition TO the grounds of those in
terested in the project.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Students Dormitory Planned

BERKE KELEY, Dec. l0.-Plans for the
new students dormitory, which will be
built by San Francisco corpora ton of
businessmen, viii be submitted to the
building inspector, b. P. Bull, in few
days. A permit will be secured for
the erection of the structure, which
viii cost 100000.
Permission to build the new dormi-
tory viii be obtained from the univer-
sity authorities 1t viii be located In
Durant avenue $50 feet off Telegraph.
The building viii accommodate frater-
mites. house clubs and 400 students.
The erection of the building viii
enhance greatly the value of property
in the business center and the vicinity
of Telegraph avenue and Bancroft way.
It is expected that the structure will be
ready for occupancy by August of next
year, when the university opens.
The students hotel will be the first
dOrmitory for the men students in this
CITY Although not built on the campus.
but by private capital. ii will be under
the control of the faculty and student
governing bodies.
Work. is progressing rapidly on the
new Shattuck hotel at the corner OF
Allston way and Shattuck avenue and
the structure. which will represent an
outlay of several hundred thousand
dollars. VIII be the finest hotel in the
city.
The Chase building at Shattuck ave
nue. and Addison street is now ready
for occunancV
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
GLAD BABY DIED,
FATHER DECLARED
Mother Makes This Accusation
Among Others in Her Suit
for Divorce

OAKLAND. Dec. 1O-.T am glad the
baby died. Ole Olsen. the ehild's
father. told it's mother, Bildur Olsen.
according to the woman's divorce com
plant. This was when she informed
him that their only child was dead.
The divorce suit was begun today on
the ground Of extreme cruelty. Ac
cording to Mrs. Olsen, her husband left
her Immediately after the birth of
The child and did not put in an appear
ance again until two months later. By
this time the baby had died. Her own
impoverished condition. due to lack of
food and proper shelter. she declares.
was in measure responsible for the
child's death. Olsen is a ship car
penter.
Suit for divorce was begun today by
Esther Hensley against George Hensley
on the ground of desertiOn-
Elsie Habelt was granted a final de-
cree of divorce from Paul Habelt on
the ground of deSertion.
Mary Hawkyard was granted a fnal
decree of divorce from Albert Hawk
yard on the ground of lesertion-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
De LANCfY TO HEAR
JUDGES SENTENCE
Motion for New Trial Will Be
Argued Before Court De-
CideS Punishment

OAKLAND. Dec /10.+Attorney John
S. de Lancey will come up for sentence
tomorrow morning before Judge Brown
for embezzling $4,000 from the estate
of George Hite Cook while acting as
legal representative for former Public
Administrators George D. Gray. Unless
Judge Brown grants De Lancey a new
trial the number of years he will have
TO spend in a penitentiary will be an
nounced. Attorney A l.. Frick will
first finish his argument for new trial,
which he began Tuesday morning.
De Lancey's motion for a new trial is
based on the contention that the in
dictment returned by the grand jury
was faulty in that it accused him of
embezzling money which it proceeded
to describe as certified check 1t
was shown at his trial that he re-
ceived a certificate of deposit for
$4,000 that belonged to the George
Hite Cook estate and deposited it to
his own account. Another contention
Of the defense is that when Judge
Brown continued the trial the jury
was informed of the seven other in
dictments pending against De I.ancey
for populations and for falsifying pub
lie records
W. H. Mackinnon. De Lancey's father
in law, denied today that he had pur-
chased property from the estate of Flor
ence V. Donnelly through W. e. Dean
as dummy. He said that Dean was
bidder for the property, but that he
lMackinnon) purchased it himself by
bidding over Dean. Mackinnon has
been subpenaed to appear before the
grand jury December Is to explain his
connection with estates that were
handled by the public administrator
while De Lancey acted as attorney
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
MORE COATS TAKEN
FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Police Station Guard at Build
ing on Account of Many
Complaints

OAKLAND, Dec. 10.-The wholesale
thefts of garments from the cloak
rooms of the Oakland high school were
continued yesterday when four more
students notified the police that their
overcoats had been stolen. The COM
plainants were Bernard Frisbie of 1905
Nineteenth avenue, Arturo Gonzales of
500 Fourteenth street, Harold Morton of
$40 Oakland avenue and Stewart Miller
of 1916 Filbert street.
Detectives who have been investigat-
ing the thefts are inclined to suspect a
drug fiend, who is believed to have dis
posed of the stolen clothing in San
Francisco.
Every complaint yesterday alleged
the theft of raincoat. The police de-
partment has stationed guard at the
high school to protect the students
clothing.
w H. Morrison of 1924 Filbert street
reported that his residence was entered
by a rear door yesterday afternoon and
jewelry valued at $40 stolen.
Burglars also chose the rear door of
Joseph Petone's home as means OF
entrance last night and stole $25.
The apartment of Fl. Goepel. at 20
Ninth street, was entered some time
yesterday by the use of key, and a
watch, shotgun, suit of clothing and
two umbrellas valued at SI5 were ear
ried off.
H. r. Erwin of 4So7 Telegraph ave-
nue. reported the theft of an overcoat
from his home last night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
PRELATE TO DEDICATE
TWO CHURCH CHAPEL 6
Bishop Edwin II. Hughes of San
Francisco to Give Addresses

BERK ELEY, Dec. 10.-Preparations
have been completed for the formal
dedication of the Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church of North Berkeley
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. The
church which is at the corner of. Vine
and Walnut streets. cost s2,500.
Bishop Edwin II. Hughes of San
Francisco viii preach the dedcatory
sermon. He will also preach the SER
mon at the dedication OF the Portu-
guese mission chapel at tire corner of
Nineteenth avenue and East sixteenth
street, Oakland, in the afternoon
The two chapels have recently been
completed under tile auspices of the
Methodist Episcopal city church ex-
tension society of Oakland, Alameda
and Berkeley.
The Berkeley chapel has been built
under the personal supervision of Rev.
A. j. Hanson, corresponding secretary
of the extension society. He has also
acted Is pastor of the new church and
will hold reception in the chapel the
Monday evening following the dedica-
ton, from to 10 o'clock Rev r. K.
Baptiste is pastor of the Portuguese
chapel.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
EVENTS THE COUNTIES BORDERING OF sANFRANCBCO
Seeks Mythical ortune While
In Delirium Of Typhoid Fever
Sick Mans Inquiries at the Oakland Banks
For Fancied Deposit of S1,226,OOO

the American Institute of Banking.
who, it was thought, might know
Reese. snider told Milliean that it was
Reese who took his deposit of s1.226.O00
some time ago. but he could not recall
placed. On being questioned, Snider ex-
planned that he had deposited the
amount in gold and silver. with the ex-
ception of a little check for 500, ,000."
Millican, suspecting that his caller
was not responsible. requested him to
come again the following day. When
Snider put in his second appearance he
was taken into custody.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

escing from an attack of typhoid fever
w. T. Snider came here from San
Francisco and made the rounds of the
banks seeking a mythical fortune of
s1.226,000. He was taken into custody
by Detective Harry Green at the Cen
trail bank, and when his sister at Sac
ramento was notified she ordered that
he be taken to Providence hospital.
Hollow eyed and gaunt. Snider made
inquiries at several local banks TIES
day for Walter Reese, bank employe.
He was referred to Kenneth Millican,
president of the Oakland chapter of
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
WILL GIVE A BENEFIT
FOR YOUTHS DIRECTORY
Port Costa Young Mems Insti-
tute Is Active

PORT COSTA. Dec 10.-Leo council
No. Sc. Young Mems Institute. will hold
an entertainment and dance Saturday
evening, December is, at their hall for
the benefit of the Youths Directory of
San Francisco.
The program will be given by some
of the best talent Of San Francisco and
of Port Costa. Four boys have en-
tered the councils contest for the most
popular boy in town.
The committee is being assisted by
active young ladies. Those in charge
are u. J. Lucey. chairman; f. P. Lynch.
treasurer: James Ahern. A. Raffetto
and Leo Pembroke.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
HIT BY CAR WHILE
PLAYING IN STREET
Five Year Old Boy Receives Pos
sibIy Fatal Injuries

OAKLAND, Dec. 10.--While playing
in San Pablo avenue this afternoon
near Eighteenth street Gerald Gaffy,
year old boy of 424 San Pablo ave-
nue., ran in front of San Pablo ave-
nue. streetcar and was badly crushed,
sustaining injuries that may result in
death.
At the receiving hospital it was
found that besides bad cuts about the
head. his skull was probably fractured
at the base of the brain and that he
had suffered internal injuries.
According to the motorman il was
impossible to stop the car in time to
avert the accident.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
UNION OF CHURCHES
PRACTICALLY CERTAIN

BERKELEY, Dec. lO.-That the con-
gregations of the Evangel and First
Baptist churches of this city will be
anna lgamat ted is the belief here, and
December 3 has been set as the date
wllen the congregations will meet to
ratify formally the action Of the con-
solidation committee. a vote in each
church favors consolidation. Rev. r..
". Vaughn of the Evangel church is
spoken of as pastor for the combined
church
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Alameda Church Services

ALAMEDA. Dec. 10.-First Baptist church.
Santa Clara avenue near Benton street: Rev
l. p Russell. minister
II o'clock-MOruing worship and sermon. Rev
\. NJ. Petty. ID. D.. Of Los Angeles will preach :
subject '.The Importance OF NIakine and Keeping
America Christian
1870 O'clOek-Evening praise. with sermon
The pastor will speak on the subject. THE Race
and the Coal" The evening hour will be
evangelistic.
$50 oelock-Quiet hour. conducted by the
Young Peoples Baptist union.
Bible schOol-9:45 o'clock. morning; n. r.
Carvin. superintendent
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
SHIPYARDS COMPANY
SUED FOR $4,000

OAKLAND. Dec. 10.-Suit for SIS 900
damages was begun today by Marcus
Hansen, a Is year old boy, through his
mother, Thea Hansen, as guardian.
against the Moore & Scotts shipbuild-
ing company. Hansen was injured Oc-
tober Is while at work at the COM
pany's ship yards on the estuary. He
was sent inside of a tank to paint it
and the gas in the tank was set afire
His clothes were ignited and he was
badly burned about the back and limbs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
ORATORIO LAZARUS" TO
BE GIVEN RENDITION
San Rafael Society to Present
Julian Edwards Work
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

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SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 10.-With a cho-
rus comprising 40 voices the Oratorio
society of San Rafael viii render the
oratorio Lazarus in the auditorium of
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening.
Rev. Lynn II. White. pastor OF the
church. has been active in bringing to-
gether a large array of local talent.
The singers have been rehearsng since
September l under the direction of Her.
man Perlet of San Francisco. "Laza-
rus by Julian Edwards. is modern
work, and. it is said, has never been
sung on this coast.
The soloists for. the service will be
Mrs Charles II. Farrell, soprano; Miss
Grace Moorhead. contralto; Egerton
Smith. tenor; Charles G. Buck, barry
tone; Edwin Lee. basso
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
TRAIN HITS WAGON
AND KILLS HORSE
Passengers on the Berkeley
Local Have Narrow Escape

BERKELEY, Dec. 1O.-Passengers on
theSOuthern Pacific local. which reached
Berkeley station at 1910 o'clock this
afternoon, were in danger when the
locomotive struck a horse and wagon
owned by the Berkeley farm dairy, at
Dwight way and dragged the animal
nearly a block. The train was not
derailed by the accident on account Of
its slow rate of travel Driver Frank
James was out of the wagon at the
time of the accident.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
CHARTER EFFECTIVE,
SAYS DOCTOR WHEELER
Head of University Expresses
Pleasure in Town Organic Act

BERKELEY Dec 10-Dr. Benjamin
Ide Wheeler, who is delivering a series
of lectures at the University OF Berlin
as Theodore Roosevelt professor. has
written a letters to the chamber of
commerce expressing his pleasure that
the initiative provisions of the new city
charter. of which he was one of the
trainers. has worked satisfactorily.
Doctor Wheeler says that everything
is going we'll with him and that he
is extremely busy with lectures and
social duties.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
NEGLECTS HORSES FOR
SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT
Italian Rancher Arrested for
Cruelty While Paying Call

BERKELEY. Dec 10.-That he spent
too much time in social calls and not
enough in the care of his horses is the
declaration Of the police in placing
under arrest Antoine Fagundes, an Ita1-
ian dairyman OF Orinda park Accord
ing 10 the complaint made against the
rancher, he spent evening after even
ing near Berkeley way and Shattuck
avenue leaving his horses hitched in
the rain. He was arrested for cruelty
to animals and released on s25 bail.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

of sales is somewhat in excess of that
of any week since October. The ma
iority of sales are of houses valued at
about $4,000 to $4,000, and while there
is no particular activity in business
properties, there is a steady demand
for good stores"
Z. H. Lohman, manager of George
W Austin's loan department, believes
that the present condition of the loan
market is better than it has been for
two years. He says that there is more
money offered at easy rates than at
any time since the panic
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
CONTINUE CLUB PASSING
DirigO Team Maintains Lead
in the Tournament

OAKLAND. Dec. 10.-The eighth
weekly contest of the knights of
PythIas club passing tournament re-
suited in Athens winning three games
from Piedmont
The DirigOs defeated the fast Liberty
team which surrendered second place
10 University lodge. which won from
Live oak Alameda held fourth place,
winning from FruitVale.
Ihe next contest viii be held Wednes-
day, December Is. at Berkeley lodge
No s, in Berkeley.
The standing of the teams is as
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, Dec. 10.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Louis Silver, %. and Anna F. Lawrence, 20.
0f' Ferdinand wehrmann, %. and Margaret Holm.
IS both of Berkeley.
Ronald b. Jarvis &c. Oakland, and Tinie
Huntington. ID Alameda.
Joseph F. Luis %. and Pauline NJ. Silver, 21.
both of San Leandro.