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ice 6,1 %nU D. pays coal bills in winter =. -.
in the Uai. 1s IN summer is a firm 'I he,, ana
''0FS that riches have winT utsr
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-29

It's no crime TO seek bride in KaA-
sas. Nothing like being frank about It.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-29

Wonder II the man In the moon ts
able to detect any earthspots when he
looks In this direction.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-29

Neglected rents come in 9 ma
clothes when he Is a father, ana W.
he becomes. a grandfather, the Fsl
become grandparents, too.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-29

In Russia 1t Is not necessary for the
stndent TO play football for the purpose
Of working Off surplus, energy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-29

Millions In Submarine Cables.
There is $500, 100000 worth Of Eng.
hsh money invested In submarine "a.
blea 6E5#
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Caldwell. IDAHO
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CALDWELL TRIBUNE

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Notable Monuments.

Several new monuments and statues OF
public men have recently been erected in
San Francisco, most OF them being paid for
by subscription. There Is a large artist
colony in the city. attracted by the climate.
the landscapes and the liberaHty with which
the rich men Of the coast buy marble and
canvas. San Francisco has several scuip-
tors OF marked genius and many painterA
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NEW PYTHIAN ORDER
SUPREME LODGE WILL MEET
HERE MONDAY.
Organization of the Improved Order,
X. Of P.-List of the
Officers

The convention of the Supreme Lodge of
the Improved Order of Knights of Pythias
which opens here on Monday, is the eighth
in its history. The Supreme Lodge has sew
eral constituent lodges in Washington
which send representatives, direct to the
supreme body 1t has thus far only two
Grand Lodges-in Indiana and New York
but more are in contemplation. The pres
ent supreme officers, all of whom ex-
pected to attend the convention, are as
follows:
Ex-supreme commander, Oscar Brede,
Detroit, Mich; supreme commander, Capt.
Jacob L. Bieler. Indianapolis. Ind. supreme
vice commander, Otto Mueller, Baltimore,
Md; supreme prelate Charles T. Schwegler,
Washington, D. c.: supreme r. and c.
scribe, E. F. Knodel, Indianapolis, Ind. /;
supreme treasurer, Charles Kamm, Balti-
more. Md: supreme sergeant-at-a arms,
Wolfgang Bauer, Syracuse, N Y; supreme
medical examiner, c. r. Schaefer. NJ. D.,
Indianapolis, Ind; supreme inner guard,
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Government Pay Days.
To the Editor of The Star:

To The Editor OF The Star:
Referring to your editorial of September
o. under the caption Government Pay
Days." permit me to suggest a scheme
which will remedy the inconvenience COM
planned of therein. Under the order pro-
mulgated by the Secretary of the Treasury
the clerks in the different executive de-
partments will be paid their salaries about
the Sd and 18th of each month instead of the
18th and 30th or 31st. Now IL the disbursing
officer for the month of October was to
certify on the 18th and 9th the amount due
each clerk. he could make his payments
on the 18th and Both or 31st. This would
simply mean the holding back of three days
of clerks salary, which would be paid to
him at the termination of his services 1t
Is well known that a large number of gov
eminent employees have purchased their
homes on the installment plan, giving notes
which mature on the 18th and 30th or 31st
of each month, and If the payment of
their salaries IL deferred until the Sd or
18th It will undoubtedly work hardship
upon them. The plan outlined in my judg-
ment. will be satisfactory to nearly. IL moi
all, and at the same time viii protect the
government from Illegal payments.
q. n. HUNT.
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DIED..

card On September %, 1905, at II o'clock am,
ELLEN CHENEY LAMBERT, widow Of the
Funeral service Sunday, September "a, at 1880
pm, at 1893 Cincinnati street. lnterment pri.
yate at Shady Grove cemetery, Chambersburg,
Pa.
BIRNEY. On Saturday September %, 1905. at
. SEPHINE VERONICA, dearly beloved wife Of
Funeral from residence Tuesday, September 20, at
$50 am; thence to 81. Patrick's Church.
where requiem mass win be said at an for
papers please copy
Christian faith, Wednesday, September 90
street southwest Rachel HE DENToS beloved
mother of Louisa Ashton. Annie Bowen Elvira
E. Quivers, Mollie Whtlow and Richard Dem
Dear mother hands. thy work is DER;
fhe seams and wrinkles time has wrought
Ale eloquent of victories won;
OF self subdued, stern battles fought.
Mother has left gone forever,
To be happy with the blest.
Freed from pains everlasting.
Mother, darling, God knew best.
BY THE CHILDREN.
Funeral Sunday, September "a, at 1 pm, from
a1oye residence, thence to Zion Baptist Church,
street between Sd and AZ southwest; Friends
and relatives invited to attend Chicago and
New York papers please copy
O'Clock am, HENRY beloved husband of 10.
hanna Eiler tnee Gravel and son of John and
Louisa Eller, aged thirty years and four months.
Funeral from his late residence, No 10 o street
northwest, on Sunday, September "a, at
specially invited to attend. Interment at
Prospect Hill cemetery. q
ELLER. The officers and members of the Capital
Beneficial Association viii meet on Sunday;
September "a, 1865, at M, TO attend funeral
of our deceased 9.other HENRY ,T, EiLER
G. F: DAVIS, Secretary.
GIBSON On Friday. September %. 1905, at 2:45
THOMAS A. GIBSON. beloved husband
of Esta e. Gibson, in the sixtieth year Of his
Funeral from his late residence 1922 9th street
northwest, on Sunday, September "a, at pm.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend:
auspices.
$50 M, at her residence, 2014 G street
northwest, JANE w, widow Of the late Elisha
Funeral Monday morning ssPtsmher ss at ,1 u
street and Washington circle.
TROUT; The funeral of Capt; HARRY G. TROUT,
8, of appendicitis, Will take place at 8 O'Clock
Monday. September %, at Arlington National
cemetery.
WALLER. Departed this life Friday, September
%. 1905. at I2:45 pm. at her residence, 2o46
sth street northwest, ETHEL BELL; daughter
daughter Of Victoria Waller, sister OF Amanda
c. and Clarence H. Waller.
Funeral will take place from the vermont avenue
Baptist Church, Vermont avenue between y
and streets northwest, Monday. September
25 at 2 pm Friends are invited to attend
In Memoriam.
PAGE. In sad remembrance of my mother sA-
RAH PAGE, who PASSED into immortal life
four years ago today. September "a, 1904.
/ miss you, mother, the years go by, HI
And the dear brother who beckoned you Ger.
You happy with loved ones gone before,
In your heavenly home beyond the sky.
Home is so lonely without you. =
SOPHIA.
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j. A. Schuerger, Washington, D. c.: su-
preme outer guard, Jacob Bruegger, Wash
ington, D. c.

j. A. Schuerger, Washington, D. c.: SUI
preme outer guard. Jacob Bruegger, Wash
ington, D. c.
Supreme Commander Bieler.
Supreme Commander Jacob L. Bieler of
Indiana is a frequent visitor in Washing
ton on congressional business.
He was born in Engen Baden, Germany,
on July o. 1880, and arrived In this
country in 1855 when sixteen years of
age. He made his home with an
uncle in Selma, Ala, and learned the trade
Of a saddler. The stirring times of the
war found him a Union soldier. He was
enrolled on the 7th day Of September, 1861,
In the 9Th Battery Indiana Volunteers, and
mustered into service the It'll day OF
September, 1861, as artificer at indianapolis.
Ind. He was honorably discharged On sur
geons certificate of disability at ST. Louis,
Mo-, July 80, 1862, because of injuries Of the
right side received at Shiloh. Upon his
return to Indianapolis he engaged in the
saddlery and harness business and general
ly identified himself with the growth of the
city. He was elected to the city council
and was connected at a later date with the
city treasurer's Office. In 1900 Capt. Bieler
was elected county recorder of Marion
county, Ind. In 1891 he assumed the man.
agement of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Company of St Louis, at Indianapolis, and
represented it successfully until last year,
when he engaged in the foundry business
with his son and others under the firm
name of the American Foundry Company,
and is the vice president of the company.
He has been supreme chancellor since 1903.
Capt. Bieler is also member of the Ma
sonic fraternity. 1. 0. 0. F., G. A. r. and
other organize tons.
The two Grand Lodges and all the local
lodges outside the jurisdiction OF the Grand
Lodges will send representatives direct to
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Collection of Sand Hills.

Fifty years ago San Francisco was "a
collection of sand dunes. Today it has up
ward of 100000 inhabitants, and in 1904 it's
bank clearings were a billion and half
of dollars. The clearings have more than
doubled in seven years. The increase last
year was $14.000,O00. and the daily average
was $5,OS1, SIT.
There are fifty-one banks In San Fran
cisco. with $3.50 100000 on deposit. Eleven
of them are savings banks, patronized by
the working people, and their $160, go 600
deposits indicate that the prosperity of the
city is not confined to the rich. The aver
age deposit per capita of population is
over $780,
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the Supreme Lodge. The local Supreme
representatives are W. Ruckdaeschel B.
Bachschmid and w. Scott Wezt
The several Washington lodges of the
Improved Order X. of p, with their COM
manders, are as follows: Occasia, No. n
Originally in the old order), instituted as
an Improved K. of P. Lodge, december .,
1904, Henry Jaeger, commander; William
Tell No. ), organized June D. 1895, c.
Beilstein, commander: National, No. 6, Or
ganized April ii. 1904, William SchOer, COM
mander.
The Order in Baltimore.
Baltimore has four lodges Of this order
which have been cooperating with the
Washington lodges in preparing for the
entertainment. They are Goethe Lodge,
William Leist, commander; Harmonic
Lodge, Fred Keller commander; William
Tell Lodge, Paul r. Buchwald, COM
mander, and Germania Lodge, Charles
Kraft, commander A large number of the
Baltimore members are expected to partlcl-
pate in the entertainment here.
There are two allied branches of the or
der. the Pythian Sisters, which are now
established i'll Indiana and New York, but
not yet in Washington, and the Pythian
Guards. a military branch, in which Capt.
Charles T. SchWegler of Washington holds
the rank of inspector general.
The local general committee has issued
a neat illustrated pamphlet giving a great
deal of information about the improved
order and a historical sketch of the or
ganiZation, containing a spirited review of
the differences which caused the original
separation between this body and the pa
rent organization, which is significantly
headed Lest We Forget" Rather oddly,
this sketch gives the name of the we'll
known founder of the original order as
"E. G." Rathbone.
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INCREASE IN WEALTH.
Advance in San Erancisco's
Taxable Property.
OUTPUT OF THE STATE
PRODUCTS INCLUDE METALS,
FRUITS AND GRAIN.
Immense Suburban Traffic Of the City
Notable Monuments - Deplor-
able Domestic Architecture.
BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.

BY WILLIAM L. CUh1lS.
Special Correspondence of The Star and the Chicago
Record Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, September 49, 1905.
The increase of wealth in this city is
anna zing The assessors reports for 1893
to the state board of equalization show
1924 4339 ,3s2 In taxable property, an increase
of 81 $40, 1923 over 1904. But this increase is
not so great as that of Los Angeles, which
reports a total of $237 759, 762 of taxable
property, an increase of $41, 49,, 943 since the
previous year.
The area of California is 15S,3G0 square
miles. The area of New York is 40 10
square miles. The area of the united
kingdom cd Great Britain and Ireland is
1881 square miles The population of
California by the last census was Ass, $685.
and that of the united kingdom was Al ,0O0.-
600 in round numbers. There is room in
California for 50,00o,000 of people to dwell
in comfort and prosperity, and plenty for
them to do, conidering the richness of the
soil. the abundance OF cheap fuel and 4he
enormous natural resources of the valleys
the mountains, the rivers and the sea. YIN
addition to the petroleum supply the noun
tains and foothills abound in swiftly flow
ing streams; In rapids and cataracts, cap
able of producing unlimited electrical pow
er; and the water courses, particularly the
Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers, supple
ment the railway lines by furnishing cheap
and convenient facilities for transporta-
ton. The recognition Of this great natural
wealth by people in other parts of the
world is indicated by the increase of popu-
lation. and the tangible wealth in the banks
as well by the shipments of produce to
the ea.tern markets.
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| The export trade of San Francisco in
| 1904 was $4,000, Goo; the import trade by
| sea was $4,000, 0Go; the real estate trans
| fers were $45 So3 800.
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Products of California.

/ hate to print long columns of figures,
but the products of California are SO amaz-
ing in value and volume that they are worth
reproducing from the recent annual report
of President Newhali of the San Francisco
chamber of commerce. as follows:
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s FRESH AIR FOR CONSERVATIVES 5
Most Effective Weapon Available for Conflict /
With Dreaded 'White Plague"


nIshed. There will be frequent head
aches. skin disorders and alternate con
stIpatIon and diarrhea with such per-
sons. Plmplcs are n natural result OF
sucir dcprayci blood conditions.
With many people the habit OF
hearty eating is continued when tho
warm spring days come. Food which
was appropriate when the thcrmomc;.
or was ut zero Is continued In the
same quality and quantity when tho
thermometer rises To ninety dcgrccd
In the sun. and averages above aiSt-
all day and night. The person who
loses his appetite under such conGi'
ton is on safe ground. Tho person
with mn extra good appetite will haTo
to exercise sclfcontrol or bc placed
on tho relircd list to learn wisdom by
experience.
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And you would come to me,"
Come 10 your" said I.afittc. in n
tone so emphatic tha, the emperor
made a gesture of warning. "Yps,
Sire. through all the ships England
might seek TO intorpose.-
III this be so, Jean, then perhaps
YOU may some day hear from me
Meanwhile your adopted country land
] hope ! may some time see III IL at
war with England. my most implac.
able enemy: and the conflict may af
ford you an opportunity for freeing
the name Of Latte from obloguy
And. when this is done, would ask
OF you to assume again your rightful
namc-the one belonging to your ia.
ther's title and cstates.''
My fathers name and estates.
Sire7 Surely these arr but phantoms
Of the past. with which I. Jean La.
Cite. can have no connection"
The speculative eyes turned smil.
ing glance upon him as the emperor
said. at is scarcely a safe thing to
aver what may or may not lie in the
serving mc-cannot you promise me
this7~
Indeed. yes. Sire" was the fcrvent
answer as the speaker bent to touch
with his lips the hand pressing his
own.
BE u so. Now''-and the ciasping
hand released its hold-'you must
leave me: and be sure to remember
my wish that you remain with Murier
until you hear from me. Goodnight.
Greluire. Goodnight. Jean.
The gray eyes and dark ones ex.
changed last feeting glance OF part
ing as Latte. following Grcloirc from
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CHAPTER XVIII.

I When I.afitte and Grcloire were
ushcrcd into Napoleon's cabinet. and
the formers eyes fell upon him he
had for so many years longed 10 see.
his frs, sensation was that OF pain.
The slender form was gonc.-lost
In the personality of the stout, middle
aged man. who. lounginG In n velvet
cushioned chair. looked Mt Laflttc
carclessly-coldly. MS ut an entire
stranger.
His appearance and attitude. bore
out Greloirc's remark.-that II was
said the emperor was strangely in-
different to everything" Every line
OF the iIsticss face and relaxed form
indicated this,
AZ the cx.soidIcr approached and
bowed low. n faint smile ligh,encd Ma.
poieon'S rcpeilent expression. and he
said graciously. 'Greloirc. I am
pleased TO see you. and to know that
you have not forgotten one who
thought highly OF you In more pros,
porous days. Who Is this you bring
with you?'
Z. Sire. Captain Jean Latte. OF Lou.
isIann." answered Groioirc. after n
moments h..itancy: and I.aiiti-. COM
InE forward. bowed respectfully.
lean i.afittc." Napoleon repeated
slowly. looking. not Mt tho former. but
ut GrcioiTc. Il have heard tho name
before. but not to the wcarcr'a credit.
I ask you. Grcloirc. and his voice
took yct icicr notc.-'you. who are
his sponsor. why Captain Jean i.aii;tc.
OF Louisiana. dare present himself
before mc?"
Il. Jean Lahtic. will answer your
question. Sire: I. Jean i.an;'c. of
Louisiana: And say TO the man
whom my boyish heart sdossi. and
whom my mans heart loves. that
dare present myself to him because
I have ships. coii. men. u, my com.
u,and. and all these. with my oWn
life. arc his. IL he can md use for
them
There vas a short silence. ami ono
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tha, seemed heavy. after the passion
ate voice had ceased. Then an icy
tone made sharp contrast as the en-
peror said. These ships. men. and
gold. Captain Lafittcs-huw Is II that
you come TO have them
LATTE found II difficult TO control
himseif-to make his voice and bear.
ing accord with the respect he felt.
and had but now expressed. for the
man whose sarcastic calm turned
hack the impctuous torrent of his
feelings. hut the tone in which he
replied was quiet. although husky
with reprcssed emotion.
3 Despite. Sire. the tales which have
distorted my name and acts. and
which | perceive have reached your
cars TO prejudice you against me. !
claim that what I have Of property
was personally gained by legitimate
mnans-in trading. and also by war.
fare which vas perfectly honorable
in its way. have come with the
same heart for whose love you once
cared. tu pray that you let me serve
you. II may. and die happy. in win.
ming back the peace OF mind a Teck.
less boy threw away"
, A new light swept like a sottcnins
hand across Napoleon's austcrc face.
. Captain LATTE. you are right he
said. with an entire change Of voice
and manner. He extended his hand:
and Lafitte. with rush Of new emo
tions. bowed deeply. and pressed II
to his lips.
! As he raised his head. the emperur's
fingers frightened their clasp. and he
rose TO his feet.
"a man whose heart can treasure
a,cb love for me during all these
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
Ar Extra Good Appetite.

good appetite is a symptom Of
good health. An extra good appetite
is sometimes symptom Of constiiI.
tionaI disturbance somewhere. a sam.
pie letter sent to the Questions and
Answers" column Of prominent
health journal was something iiEe
this:
Il am troubled with pimplcs. not 10
a great extent. but still very annoying.
They appear principally on The fore.
head. but occasionally on other places.
1 often feel languid. and tire easily.
and cannot gain flesh. although | have
an extra good appetite. sun | ami
not sick. and have not been in bed for
a day in my life. Age. nineteen years.
Will you kindly advise me what you
think would remove these pimples7'
There is little doubt but that the
extra good appetite" alluded TO af.
fords the key to the situation. The u.
gestive organs have more than theg
can take care Of. and consequently DO
not properly take care OF anything fur.
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TIMELY VEGETARIAN RECIPES.

Cream Of ceIor, soyp-inETuiiCnts:
Celery tops. quart cream or rich
iniiE.
Mcihoi-rui tops in saucepan. cover
with water. simmer one hour. Drain.
return water to pan. add milk and
stalks. simmer unr.hait hour longer.
season 10 taste. remove celery. thick.
on to- consistency Of cream. Serve
hot.
Chill sauec-ingredicnis. One
quart strained tomato. { tablespoon.
fuis minced celery. : tablcspOOnfuls
minced onion. sugar.
MCthosl-Put all together in sauce
pan. let come tn boil. set un back OF
range and simmer two hours. a
small piece ot lemon peel and n cup
uf chopped tart apples will greatly
improve the flavor. Cook TIL apples
arc done. remove lemon peel. cool.
serve.
Sweet Potato cu;lets-rare pnia-
toes. cover with boiling water. boil
twenty minutes. drain of half tho
water. and cook till soft. They should
be almost dry when done. Mash or
nut through riCcr. Form in shape OF
chops. sprinkle with powdered sugar.
and brown IN medium oven. Serve
with sugar peas.
Porkless Baked Bcsns-wash beans.
place In heavy pot and boil i've min
utrs. Salt to taste. Bake twenty.
four hours in slow oven, keeping bare
Iv covered with water. When done.
the beans should he Of a uniform
dark brown. Longer cooking will i'm
prove.
Potatoes Lyonnaise-Chop cold boil
ed or baked potatoes. Season with
salt while choppiuE. Stir in onions
and parsley minced. II too stiff. thin
with nut cream 10 consistency desir.
ed. Turn into oiled baking pan.
smooth. brush with cream, brown.
Serve in squares.