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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-29
October -, 1890.

. OCTOBER u. 1SxO.
AS measure .of conservation in
preserving ample breeding stock in
the fields of Chinese, Monaghan or
Ada and Canyon, an order is hereby
issued. under the provisions of Sec
ton eight go of the State Fish and
Chinese, Monaghan or Ringneck pleas
ant in the counties of Ada and Canyon
from and including the 18th day of
November to and including the 30th
day of November.
Under this provision it shall be un-
lawful to pursue, hunt or kill or at
tempt to kill any Chinese. Monaghan
or Ringneck pheasants in the counties
of Ada and Canyon between November
18th and November 30th. both dates
inclusive of 1920.
OTTO M. JONES.
$500 State Game Warden.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Saturday, October 30th. is the last
day you can be registered for general
election. Registrars books close at 3
neither be registered or transferred.
Your registrar will be in her accus-
toned place In your precinct Saturday,
october 30th.
ROSE EDWARDS.
1880 County Auditor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the probate court of Canyon county.
Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
L. Tatum, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed administratrix of the estate of
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to the
said Roxslla #. Tstum. at her reside ncs
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$3.50
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Caldwell
t,n,- will he held at the city hall In
Caldwell on Wednesday. October 81,
1890 at , o'clock p. M, for the purpose
transaction of such other business as
may come before the association.
Dated October 90, 1920.
MRS F. NJ. COLE,
oS.eeo Secretary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-29

Notice is hereby given by the board
of directors of school district No. II.
Owyhee county, will sell the Maxwell
school house to the highest bidder.
Send bids to clerk, Mrs. w. L. Jameson.
All bids to be opened and passed on
November 1st Any and all bids sub
foct to objection. S6-7S9p
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Mr.. Black has made an exceptional
record in his office, and his speech
is one of the outstanding features OF
the campaign, as be presents clear
logical and truthful analysis of state
affairs. and backs it up with the proof
in manner that cannot but appeal to
all people.
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feeding shoats, weighing about us
pounds; the balance are shoats of
different ages and sizes. and a good
bunch of feeding hogs.
MACHINERY. ETC.
42-inch Smalley hay cutter in good
condition; grain drill; John Deere
2-way plow; l John Deere manure
spreader; John Deere mower; Nc
Cormick rake: harrow; wheel
fresno. nearly new; /. 3-horse disc; g.
gas engines in good order; 2 walking
plows; 2 wagons and racks; farm
wagon and box, nearly new; hay
fork and cable: l-set of good heavy
work harness.
$50 TONS OF HAY. ALL PUT IN
STACK IN GOOD CONDITION
1900 bushels of seed barley. about
$50 pure-bred Red Rhode Island
chickens; forks, shovels; lots and lots
of small tools of all kinds and de-
scription always found on the large
ranches.
Don't forget the date. as it is one of
the big sales of the season.
GOOD FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
TERMS-$25.OO and under cash i;
on sums over that amount II months
time will be given on approved notes
bearing 10 per cent interest; 3 per cent
discount on all sums over $500
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NOTICE DISTRICT NO. 8 SCHOOL BID

Field bids are asked for constructing
a horse shed for District No. 800 speci-
fication and plans for the same can be
obtained at the clerks home Bids will
be closed November 9Th.
ANNA TRAUGHBER,
District No. 80, Caldwell, Idaho. r. F.
D. No. 3. 88-91c
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PUBLIC SALE!

Having decided to quit farming, and
having rented nv two ranches, will
sell at auction the following personal
property at my ranch miles east of
Caldwell on the Franklin road; on mile
west and w mile south of Middleton
FRIDAY. NOV. S
Sale to commence promptly at IL
o'clock.
90 HEAD CATTLE
Consisting of two good milk cows;
one Just fresh; Is dry cows, first class
feeders; s 2-year-old heifers. all bred
to Angus bull; IL yearling heifers; 10
2-year-old steers; 20 yearling steers; 8
calves; ! pure-bred Aberdeen Angus
bull.
HEAD HORSES
gelding age 8, weight 1900 pounds.
good worker; Relding. age S, weight
1900 pounds, good worker; | gelding,
age 5. weight 1900 pounds, good work
err; l mare colt. age 6. weight l40O
pounds. good worker.
$50 HEAD SHEEP
All high grade Hampshires; ewes Of
good ages and bred to pure bred
Hampshire bucks; to begin lambing
Feb. TO-
200 HEAD HOGS
IL good brood sows: 80 head Of nice
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at Melba, in said county and state.
said place being designated a. the
place for transaction Of business OF
said estate in the County of Canyon.
State of Idaho.
Dated October 6th, 1890.
ROZELLA r. TATUM,
Administrative of the Estate of Charles
L. Tatum, Deceased 83-slc
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rec years III the Service
One Ins France.

ORE IN . france.
One year State Examiner
Now Commissioner of Finance
Il believe you are eminently quail
fled in every respect for the office of
State Treasurer" G. E. Bow
erman. Gen. Sec. American Bankers
Association. New York City Former
ly Commissioner of Finance, State of
Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-29
l. E. JENNINGS
OF NAMPA
CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR
OF CANYON COUNTY
On the Democratic Ticket
My Platform-Courtesy, Efficiency
and Service
If elected I will serve every class of
taxpayer to the best of my ability
CARD OF THANKS

.'- CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and SYM
pathy during the illness and death of
our dear mother
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lively
VIM. H. Lively
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Lively
Mrs. L. A. Pyeatt
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Winter
Il Mrs Maude Reeser
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FOR SALE STUDEBAKER SPECIAL
Six at a bargain; terms to RESPONSE
BILE party: Inquire Studebaker garage,
Geo. Davidson. 86-88p
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FOR sALE-AS GOOD "A 4O-ACRE
farm as there are on Wilder bench
8 miles from town. Address ]. A. v. G..
Wilder. Ida. 84-91p
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FOR SALE DENLY 1H-TON
truck, 8l6 Denver st. 86-89p
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FOR SALE-CHOICE 10 ACRES. 3
miles southeast of CALDWELL; will ac-
cept cattle in payment and with lib
eral terms on balance. Address r. D.
Sebree. Notus. 84tfc
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FOR SALE-wICKER BABY CARRI-
age, in excellent condition. Phone
189-M, or call 1909 Denver 85tfc
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Classified Advertisements
-BRING RESULTS-
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR OR. s All os9 PC e., s,PAssENeEEaRs
FOR sALE-$4O COLES HEATER,
practically new, $3.50. 1911 Dear
born. 87-88c
FOR sALD-oLD PAPERS. INQUIRE
Call Tribune office. Phone IS. 2ltf
FOR sALE-ssh ACRES WELL IN:
cash and good terms; $4,000 takes
bay a1 Say s %So wsni. e 9ss
ss:ian vsii: PScns s s77 FER. ao o9 write i!
FOR sALE-NEw OVERLAND "FoUR"
Wlilys-Knig agency. Wycoff Motor
FOR sALE-4o ACRES NEAR GREEN
leaf. all under cultivation;, good
terms. Inquire Tribune. 6stfc
mechanical condition. viii sell at a
bargain price; open for inspection at
studebaker garage, George Davidson.
FOR sALE-oNE 5-RooM BUNGALOW
modern except heat in Caldwell.
sell; a. e. Roughton. Eagle. Ida. r.
\. ~. :. o0-'op
FOR SALE sTUDEBAKER SPECIAL
Six at bargain; terms to RESPONSE
BILE party; Inquire Studebaker garage.
| Geo. Davidson. 86-88p
FOR SALE DENNY 1H-TON
truck, 8l6 Denver st. 86-892
FOR sALE-As GOOD "A 40-ACRE
3 miles from town. address J. A. Y. q.
Wilder. Ida. 84-91p
!FOR SALE-CHOICE 10 ACRES, 3
miles southeast of CALDWELL: will ac-
| cept cattle in payment and with lib
eral terms on balance. Address r. 2
FOR SALE-wICKER BABY CARR
age, in excellent condition. Phone
189-M, or call 1909 Denver. S6tfe
FOR SALE-5-RoOM NEW HOUSE
fireplace, pipeless furnace. electric
range. Immediate possession. Inquire
1920 Blaine or phone 7s7. S6tfe
FOR sALE-s-RooM HOUSE. FUR.
floors. fire place. full basement. hot
air furnace. close in, lawn and shade
Inquire Chas. s. Norton at postoffice
~ 84tft
FOR SALE-7-PASSENGE CHAL
/ mers car; absolute bargain for cash
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-29

On the Democratic Ticket
Earnestly solicits the votes of all pro-
gressive farmers, ladies, laborers and
business men of Canyon County at the
coming election.
I ASSURE YOU MY HEARTY
SUPPORT FOR CANYON
COUNTY.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-8-ROOM HOUSE AND
furniture; furniture new year ago;
$4,000. Close in; terms. Inquire sol
Blaine.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-29

FOR SALE-$4O COLES HEATER,
practically new, $3.50. 1911 Dear
horn. 87-S8c
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-29

fireplace, pipeless furnace. electric
range. Immediate possession. Inquire
1920 Blaine or phone 797. 86tfc
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FOR SALE-DODGE PASSENGER
car. Call 1922 Dearborn. 75tf
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FOR SALE-ONE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
modern except heat in Caldwell.
$1,000 cash. terms on balance; priced to
sell. a. G. Roughton. Eagle, Ida, R..
F. D. No. 1. 8S90p
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FOR SALE-6-ROOM HOUSE. FUR
floors. fire place, full basement. hot
air furnace. close in, lawn and shade.
Inquire Chas s. Norton at postoffice.
84tfc
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FOR SALE-1 FORD TOURING CAR,
5000; Ford touring car, $500. Wye
koff Motor company S6-57o
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F OR PRACTICALLY NEW
Titan 1920. with plows; has run one
season. ,$1050. Clayton Brown. r. !.
Caldwell. S2p
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FOR LE+7-PASSENGER CHAL-
mers car; absolute bargain for cash.
Phone 227. 85tfc
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FOR sALE-oLD PAPERS. INQUIRE
Tribune 37tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-s-ACRH AL
falfa farm. Furnished house, piano.
all outbuildings Inquire Mrs. Elisa
beth Rue, first house, Ash street. s6tfc
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FOR SALE-LARGE BROOM TENT;
write j. r. Ragsdale. Caldwell, R. Z.
AA-07n
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FOR SALE-HAvE SPECIAL STUD
ebaker six, 1919 model, in excellent
mechanical condition viii sell at
bargain price; open for inspection at
Studebaker garage, George Davidson.
83tfc
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FOR SALE-HAY BALER, HORSE
power driven; sell cheap or trade.
John Baker. 7Stfo
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FOR SALE-4O ACRES NEAR GREEN
leaf, all under cultivation; a good
home for someone; reasonable price;
terms. Inquire Tribune. 69tfc
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FOR SALE-NEW OVERLAND -FOUR"
WHY'S Knight agency. Wycoff Motor
company. 66tf
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FOR RENT ROOMS. LOGAN ST.
Phone 480-J. S6tfc
FOR -RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE; IMMn-
date possession; call $50 So. 18th IT..
Boise, H. M. Brainard. S6-8op
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WANTED-CLEANIN BY DAY OR
hour, phone 2O9-J. $4,000
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-25
Notice of Filing of Final Accoun,

In Probate Court, Nenana Precinct. Alaska. In the Matter of the Estate of Sam Radi, alias Rado- vich, alias Sapsoe Radoyich, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Dan Radi, administrator of above named estate, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in said Court his final account of his ad- ministration of said estate, and that the 3rd. day of March, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said court, in Nenana, Alaska, has been fixed by said court as the time and place for the settlement of said account and the hearing of any objections thereto that may be filed with said court on or before said day.
 DAN RADI,
 ....- Administrator Date of First Publication Dec. APO Genuine Daniel C-een Felt Shoes Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-25
KETcHIKAN RECEIVES VISIT
 FROM FIRST SOVIET SHIP

Bound from Anadlr, S1berla, to Seattle, the power schooner Alaska, of Petropavlovsk, arrived at Ketch- ikan recently, marking the first ent- ry at that port of any vessel under Bolshevik register The craft, says the Ketchikan Chronicle, was under the command of Captain Charles F. Weekman. He formerly owned the schooner, but last spring took her to Anadir where, under permit from the United States Shipping board, he sold to Alexander Khar- Jeff who, with his brother, owns the largest trading outfit in North ern Siberia. The schooner was then placed under soviet register and an old imperial Russian flag hoisted, in the absence of Bolshevig flag.
 ''There is no doubt about the Bolsheviki being in power for good" said Captain Weekman to a repre- sentative of the Chronicle. "The people with whom we came in con- tact were so tired of the old rule that they were glad of any change, and in the far north conditions are running along smoothly. There is good order and the laws seem to be generally observed.
 "Anadir is small town in Northern Siberia, having about 300 population, made up mostly of trad CTS, fishermen and a few prospect ors. Men on the Alaska report it to be thrifty little place, with no want in evidence. The natives work ing out of there in their trapping to the North and Interior were all doing we'll.
 '1t is a remarkable thing how hospitable the people of that sec tion are, and an American especially is welcomed with open arms. They realize that there will ultimately be a great deal of trade with the United States and they are anxious to maintain friendly relations. They watch everything American and the news of America with much interest. They care not about Germany or England or France or any other
 nation, but there is nothing per. taining to the affairs of the United States that does not interest them y Anadir is so far removed from tn. rest of Siberia and Russia that the men on the schooner could not learn
 of conditions except in that little
 settlement, and did not attempt to
 say what they were at the time of
 their departure for the South.
 During the trading along the Siberian coast the schooner stopped
 at the small town of Kolima, which is settlement of only feew Rus. i sian traders and number of natives
 There they found one of the mos,
 ideal fishing spots in the world, ac
 cording to their report. There is a
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-25

great lagoon leading up to the mouth of large river which was thick with millions of red salmon. The river was reported to be navi- gable for a thousand miles or more, so far, in fact, that no native there knew it's extent.
 Once affairs become settled in Russia, with some government in control that the United States will feel safe in recognizing, and com merce resumed in normal channels, Captain Weekman expects to see great new business for America. Nome, he predicts, will become a center for trading with Siberia, but the bulk of the business will go either to Seattle or some more south ern port that is prepared to take care of it.
 The Alaska was enroute to Seat tie to have a semi-Diessel engine installed and will return to Siberia next season. Captain Weekman will not take the boat back, however, as his contract with the owners ex- pires upon his arrival at Seattle.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-25
~> V '-A% -@-- N*s ~s ts a~s v+4 3s TRAPPERS ARE URGED TO
 WAIT FOR BETTER PRICES

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 25-The Inter national Fur Exchange has issued a circular in which trappers through out the world are urged to stop trapping as means of checking the rapidly declining market for raw belts and the rapidly diminish ing supply. The circular points out that the supply will be doubled if they gre at the present tine.
 It is claimed that one of thc chief causes of the present low prices is strike among the employ. es in the manufacturing branch of the industry.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-25

Genuine Daniel G-een Felt Shoes Fowler & Morris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26

porting, scarlet fever rapidly !,
preaching epidemic form. aDs
During last year 2SiS cascg If CO.,
fever were reported. us cOn,pnrrJ arret
1913 in 1918, and 1852 cagcs NJ wa
iberia, an increase of 12SG oro1 "pl'
previous year. That was tho la.,,he ,he
number of cases Of THESE diseases ecs' ro
turned for number Of years re-
Parent are cautioned particulor,,. ;,
says DR.. &. Lincoln Furhush, diroHS,,.
of the Department of Health, "to i'or iaV,r
upon trivial complaints among chii5p.oK
at the present time with suspicion iures as1
to call the family physician at tbn E.a Hna
sign Of illness. The symptows nts.
scarlet fever at the present timo VI
SO mild as easily to escape atto;,,aaIe aIe
Of parents. 1t is because the svn,,o'pul s,ou
are so mild, and children with siS,ils siinhs
sore throats, croupy coughs and ,,sn s"'
ming noses are permitted to attend ycbos,
and to minglc with others in moyi,,"'
picture houses and dancing clnssns mss,
the spread of the disease is maxine s,,ot s"a.
rapid progress. Every mother 'ugn u
school teacher should look upon snnl auu
throats among children with susniciooare iiore
because that is an early sign Of bctL
diphtheria and scarlet fcvcr. Diphtb"r,a
also may have as its initial Eymnto,'
croupy cought, or coryza. Scari0.
fever, on the other hand, has nc i,s
early manifestations. fever, vomtir.
sore throat ana the appearance Of ;,
rash upon the body. and in many cn,,a
during the present period. children Show
the mildcst form of symptoms" +"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
JAZZ FOR HARDING
rs o s" From Ship Interpreted to
Mean "Send Out Saxaphones"

President elect Harding's ship, the
Parismna, sent out a wireless message
eating that she was in distress.
The message was rclaycd from place
to p'ncc and finally landed in this city
yesterday II rcda, IS o s. and
was interpreted rcudily enough as
meaning Send out saXophoncs.
Whcthrr the President elect prefers
local jazz music or whether he could
not make enough noiac to suit himself
with his tuba is the question. At any
rate the MESSAGE was addressed to
Myrr Davis. musical director OF the
Bellevue Stratford, and already five cX-
pcrtS of syncOpation are on their way
to put an end to the President elect s
distress. d
They will meet the ship on its re-
turn voyage nt southern port. Th"
five mon who will supply the music for
the next President on his trim n" all
well known musicians in this city.
They are Samuel Norman. W. Spcnrrr
Tupmnn, Anthony Luizzi, Jules l.ande
aud :. SHambCthy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
GRUNDY AND CROW HERE
Political Opponents Almost Meet at
Bellevue -Stratford

Persons Interested in state politics
were somewhat excited by the appear
anrc this morning Of Joseph II. Grundy.
president of the Pcnnsl lvunia Manu-
fncturcr,' Association. ut thc BCll"vur-
Strutford. where Senator William T..
Crow. Republican state chairman. is
stepping.
4 conference between the two men
who are at odds over the question Of tn"
HpcakcrShip of the next state Lrgisa
.ture. seemed possible and various hopes
-of harmony and liyng fur were cX-
pcrtcd by those who saw the two mon
under the Same roof.
Nothing happened, however, and the
mon did not meet.
Governor Sproul is expected in the
city later in the day to confer with
Senator Crow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-26
HUNT FOR ROBBERS
OF CHANDLER HOME
Gems and Family HeirIooms
Worth $500 Taken Away
in Truck
DOG PREVENTS A BURGLARY

Motortruck robbers are being sought
today by Spccia. Detectives Ma'oncy
and Nolan. Of the Fifteenth and Locust
streets station. for the robbery Of the
George Edward Chandler home. at IT'S
Rittcnhousc street, Tuesday night.
William Y. Duncan. of 222S Pine
street, n watchman, scared the men
away after they had packed many
household furni hings and objects of art
preparatory to hauling them away.
The robbers obtained jcwelry valued
at $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler were visiting
at Hot Springs. Va, when they received
telegram notifying them Of the rob
berry. They had gone to Hot Springs
Tuesday. On learning Of the robbery
they returned Immediately to this city.
Recently, Mrs. Chandler had sent her
silverware and many rare art objects to
a safety vault. She withdrew some Of
her jcwelry, including several treasured
heirlooms, believing She might hnvn use
for the gems on the trip to Virginia.
AT the last minute, Mrs. Chandler
decided not to tn kc the jewels with her
and hid them in her home.
Bubbles" Il dog, scared robbers OF
after they had Almost succeeded in
drilling holc through the floor leading
to Wcnger's fur shop, 12l1 Walnut
street, Tuesday night, po'irc learned
today.
The robbers wcrr in closet on the
first floor Of the Walnut street building
and were drilling their way into thI
fur shop when the dogs barks at
tractcd Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy. the
-innitrcss. who lives on the third floor
of the building.
She came down the stairs in time
to see two men run from the bui ding
In their haste, the men abandoned kit
Of burglars tools. Tho police say the
men had Planned TO drill their way
through the floor of the closet, and then
saw their way up through the floor OF
the basement.